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In what is probably the most important episode we've recorded to date, we talk about the way in which money laundering is reported and the potentially sexist narrative that underpins it.
We also talk about how the frame of reference which the general public forms in relation to money laundering can be altered (for better or worse) by the manner of that reporting.
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