Investigative journalist Max Marshall discusses the multimillion-dollar fraternity drug ring scandal at the College of Charleston, covering power, privilege, and the lack of consequences. Topics include the power and influence of fraternities, the prevalence of Xanax as a party drug, the origins and exclusivity of Greek life, and exploring themes of privilege and entitlement within these organizations.

Author Max Marshall discusses his book 'Among the Bros: A Fraternity Crime Story' on the podcast. They delve into the evolution of fraternities, the influence of Robert E. Lee, a Xanax distribution network within a fraternity, struggles with anxiety and withdrawal, and tragic events in Charleston's drug scene.

Author Max Marshall discusses the positives and negatives of fraternities, the rise and fall of the 'bro' culture, the rise of Xanax as a recreational drug among college students, the role and survival of fraternities in American life, the impact of movies from the late 90s and 2000s, reflections on aging and college experience, and exploring different worlds through work and friendships.