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ABOUT THE SHOW:
Will Simmonds is a die-hard sports creative and media professional who got his start courtside as a Ball Boy for the Indiana Pacers—an experience that shaped his passion for behind-the-scenes sports storytelling. From wiping down hardwood to watching NBA legends up close, Will learned early what it takes to work in professional sports.
Now a Sports Management student at Indiana University, Will has expanded his resume to include social media content creation for IU Athletics, graphic design for high school teams across the Midwest, and founding NextPhase—a company dedicated to helping school sports programs build their brand and boost community engagement.
Whether it’s through design, storytelling, or strategy, Will brings a unique perspective from the locker room to the digital world, blending hustle, creativity, and a courtside seat to the action.
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Drug Cartels, Al Qaeda, ID theft, cyber crimes, human trafficking, mafia hits, money laundering, all have one thing in common — cash.
Follow the Money, that’s the unoffical motto of IRS CI, the criminal investigative arm of the Internal Revenue Service. This federal law enforcement agency tracks and takes down the biggest, most-outlandish and craziest financial crimes in the country, and beyond. Undercover, uses stakeouts, surveillance, false identities, ruses, stings, cybertracking, badges, guns. Think Ethan Hunt…with an excel doc.
Technologist and storyteller Matt Boatright-Simon was given extraordinary access to these these highly-skilled, highly-trained, hard working, tenacious, creative, and patriotic Special Agents and their cases. Planes trains and automobiles across the U.S. Wild cases, real Special Agents of the IRS Criminal Investigation Follow The Money.
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I’m talking to the people who routinely navigate life’s hardest conversations. Together, we examine our experts’ knowledge about culture, medicine, communication, and what it means to truly live—and die—well. The lessons they have learned echo far beyond hospital walls.
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