00:00 Counterfeiting is a dying crime that is considered a lost art, with even law enforcement having respect for those who were good at it.

03:26 The first successful counterfeiter we will discuss is Steven Burroughs, who had a reputation for mischief from a young age and went on to lead a counterfeiting ring in Canada before reforming himself and becoming a tutor.

06:57 The Lavender Hill Mob, a counterfeiting group in Great Britain in the 90s, printed 50 million pounds worth of fake currency and also sold fake stamps.

10:19 The Nazis ran the most successful counterfeiting ring in history, producing 650 million pounds worth of counterfeit currency and attempting to drop cash from planes over England.

13:59 The Nazis attempted to destroy all evidence of their counterfeiting operation before the Allies arrived to liberate the camp, and their plan was to undermine the economies of England and the United States by flooding the market with counterfeit currency.

17:36 Frank Abagnale was a notorious check forger and confidence man who cashed over $2.5 million in fake checks and posed as various professionals, fooling everyone he encountered.

20:55 The host and guest discuss various details about the movie "Catch Me If You Can" and the real-life person it was based on, including the character names, the involvement of Captain America, the personal life of the real person, and his consulting work on identity fraud and bank security.

24:20 The host and guest read out some listener stories about personal experiences, including a strange coincidence with a friend's injury, synesthesia, and the ability to mute colors while listening to music.