It’s all about fraud and greed this week on Judging Judy!It’s 2020 and all they want to do is visit Disneyland for the kid’s birthday— but she scammed them out of their money?Or…did she?! Maybe the reason was because it was 2020, and he had COVID!It’s up to Judge Judy to decide whether or not this family’s newfound friend — and Disneyland employee — was actual a conniving con artist. After all, they accuse her of not just stiffing them on the tickets: they say she made lots of big promises. She was about to become a millionaire! They would buy a bar together! She would buy them a house! She was going to give them a new car for just a few hundred dollars!Were they fooled by a master liar? Or did they get greedy and fall into a trap of their own making? It’s up to Judge Judy decide!Case 2, meanwhile, is about a slumlord! She didn’t provide electricity to her tenants, she didn’t pay the taxes and the property was eventually foreclosed upon. And even though she got the property for free, she still thinks she’s owed back rent by own of her tenants! It’s up to Judge Judy to decide if she’ll get any of the money she thinks she’s owed.And then, of course, finally, it’s up to me to decide whether it’s Judge Judy who’s innocent or not. Did she do her job and deliver justice with the cases before her? Or did she shirk her duty and act a fool? It’s finally time to turn the tables on Judy Shendlin and decide if she is guilty. And I’m just the right person to Judge Judy.A hilarious comedy in the spirit of other top podcasts like Doughboys, Comedy Bang Bang, the Neighborhood Listen and Cinephobe, Judging Judy is a nostalgic look back at one of America’s cultural stalwarts: Judge Judy. However, we’re not here to just praise Judy, like that Amy Poehler podcast. We turn a critical eye to better understand the role Judy played in her cases and in America at large.Each episode features a quick look at what was going on when the episode aired, a recap of the cases, and, ultimately, a judgement on whether Judy delivered justice. If she did, she’s innocent. If not, she’s guilty.Perfect for fans of comedy, TV, courtroom dramas, nostalgia, pop culture, and the zeitgeist at large, Judging Judy is a one of a kind podcast that, unequivocally, is perfect for every audience.

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