As most readers of this blog are likely aware, in addition to this blog I also co-run an anticorruption podcast series–called “KickBack: The Global Anticorruption Podcast”–in collaboration with the Interdisciplinary Corruption Research Network. Ours is certainly not the only anticorruption-themed podcast out there. Indeed, it seems that there’s been a proliferation of such podcasts in the last couple of years, and it can sometimes be hard to keep track of all the podcasts that people in the anticorruption may want to follow. Fortunately, the Anti-Corruption & Governance Center at the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) has put together a list of ten anticorruption podcasts which are worth checking out. (My ICRN colleagues and I are grateful that KickBack is included in this list!)

Also, as a fun way to publicize all of these podcasts and attract new listeners, CIPE is running a “People’s Choice” contest, where you can vote for your favorite anticorruption podcast and your favorite individual podcast episode(s). You can vote here. I feel like I should put in a plug for KickBack, but really, as folks always say at awards shows, it’s an honor just to be nominated. 🙂

In all seriousness, thanks to CIPE for calling attention to all of these podcasts–some of which I already knew about and listened to, but others of which I only learned about from CIPE’s list, and all of which are worth a listen. I’m providing below links to these ten podcasts, but I would recommend going to CIPE’s post, which provides more detailed descriptions of each podcast. (I’m sure there are more podcasts out there that the anticorruption would find of interest, so I invite readers to publicize other podcasts in the comments on this post.)

Here are the ten anticorruption podcasts on CIPE’s list so far:

• KickBack: The Global Anticorruption Podcast (naturally!)
• FCPA Compliance Report (Tom Fox)
• Democracy That Delivers (Peter Glover/CIPE)
• Compliance Perspectives (Adam Turteltaub/Society for Corporate Compliance & Ethics)
• Bribe, Swindle, or Steal (Alexandra Wrage/TRACE International)
• Making a Killing (Hudson Institute)
• The Suspicious Transactions Report (Isabella Chase/Royal United Services Institute)
• Financial Crime Insights (Alanna Putze/Royal United Services Institute)
• Anti-Corruption Conversations (Billy Jacobson/Allen & Overy)
• Fraud Eats Strategy (Scott Moritz)