Brian Berris:
Lied to his listeners for years about being the CEO of an awesome company, which turned out to be "Linkies", a Dearborn scam to trick old men who run REAL companies into paying for Twitter hashtag search results for events. Literally, the Twitter searchbar. - This is why he would never tell anyone specifics about where he worked, what his work was, or anything about his other coworker.
Put Wreckless Media Radio up on Soundcloud, bought 63,000 followers and lied that they were a real, expanding audience.
Lied to his listeners for over 4 years that he was working on a Wreckless Media Radio store page and shirt designs. Even back in 2011, you could set this up in two days. When he finally DID release some shirts, they looked like this. Any graphic designer in the country will tell you this is unacceptable as a shirt. Maybe okay in 2008, but definitely not good now.
Publicly disrespected animator Sven Stoffels, which me and a lot of other people just personally won't stand for.
Spent most of 2014 and 2015 continuing to do the show, but lied about not being able to go "LIVE". He claimed computer problems, or stream issues, but the reality was he was afraid of having Red Bar listeners come into the chat and call into the show. Lost Greg and Bryan as cohosts, replaced them with some guy from Detroit that nobody knows, and degraded from there.
Lied to all his listeners that his computer and entire online presence had been hacked, and that he had dropped off his computer at the police station so that they could figure it out and take legal action. This was nearly a year ago, and as far as Wreckless fans know, that's the last update. (It should be noted that Brian's Facebook wasn't deleted, it was set to "Private"; Wrecklessmediaradio.com didn't have any files erased, it was just turned off; and Linkies never suffered an outage at all. So common sense tells us that there never was a hacker. It's just another convenient lie, and Brian flipped some switches to try and make himself look like a victim.)
