John Oller, a journalist and author known for 'Gangster Hunters,' dives into the thrilling world of 1930s crime. He unpacks John Dillinger's infamous escapes and the rise of the FBI under J. Edgar Hoover's leadership. Oller explains how notorious criminals shifted public perception, leading the FBI from a clerical agency to a formidable law enforcement force. He discusses the personal sacrifices of FBI agents and highlights key moments that transformed the agency’s legacy, revealing the dynamic between outlaws and law enforcement.

John Oller, a retired lawyer and journalist, shares his insights on the evolution of elite Wall Street law firms in his book, "White Shoe." He discusses the powerful influence of these firms on American business and politics, highlighting key historical figures and landmark legal battles. Oller delves into the strategic innovations in early bankruptcy proceedings, the political maneuvering behind the Panama Canal's construction, and the fascinating antitrust battles shaping regulations, drawing parallels to modern corporate giants.