Show Notes
It’s the first day of the new Millennium, and the hangover for Enron Finance Manager Jim Yang has only just begun…
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BOOM Starred: Akie Kotabe as Jim Yang Meg Cavanaugh as Cora Campbell Mike Capozzola as Doug Martinez Alejandro Teran as Bastian Omari Douglas as Staten
Additional Voices: Vanessa Emery Mike Lyons Adam Jarrell Joel Emery
BOOM is a Stak Production in association with Holy Smokes
Directed by: Adam Jarrell
Written by: Joel Emery
Sound Design: Adam Jarrell Tom Whalley
Music Supervisor: Ewan Dance
Executive Producers: Adam Jarrell Luke Moore Jon Teague
Producers: Joel Emery Finn Ranson Charlie Morgan
This Podcast is dedicated in loving memory to Lucinda Shaw
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