Year-long investigation reveals insurance giants are hiding billions of dollars meant to help Americans afford prescriptions in shell subsidiaries. Today, we share what we found with Mark Cuban, who runs a competitor to these corporations, and to Caroline Calloway, who doesn't have health insurance, but is very pissed about this! (It affects her too…)

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Note: This episode was recorded in December 2025.

This episode features a riveting investigation into the smell that haunts a town named Danville—and the company behind it. We also hear Caroline Calloway's take on Charlie Javice — and where she ranks in the Scammer Pantheon.

Unlike Hunterbrook's articles, which are rigorously fact-checked, part of the point of the podcast is to speak off the cuff, including with guests who don't know as much about a story as we do. So please go to ⁠hntrbrk.com/danville/ to read the full, verified investigation; and to see all relevant disclosures.

This debut episode features a bombshell investigation into Dexcom, a major American healthcare company whose flagship glucose monitoring device—used by millions of diabetics daily—has serious flaws.

The Super Bowl ad for Dexcom’s G7 starring Nick Jonas? It's disappeared.

Co-hosted by Sam Koppelman and Caroline Calloway, with special guest, Hunterbrook investigator Laura Wadsten.Unlike Hunterbrook's articles, which are rigorously fact-checked, part of the point of the podcast is to speak off the cuff, including with guests who don't know as much about a story as we do. So please go to hntrbrk.com/dexcom to read the full, verified investigation; and to see all relevant disclosures.

The Hunt is the podcast where investigative reporters and intelligence analysts explain the biggest scams in the golden age of grift and graft. It's presented by Hunterbrook, a new kind of media company that doesn't just report on the truth. We do something about it. Hosted by New York Times best-selling author Sam Koppelman and, sometimes, when she is not scamming us, Caroline Calloway, author of the book Scammer, which the Washington Post called a "masterpiece."