Sep 28, 2026 · 31 min · 15 segments
In this episode, discover how personal experience, strong caregiver relationships, and a people-first approach can shape the way you grow and operate a home care agency. Special guest **Keyur Shah…
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If we could name this episode one thing, it would be called the Travis Kelsey episode.
Travis Kelsey gets
scammed.
Yeah.
Yes.
Bailey, kick us off.
Okay.
So Kansas City Chiefs tied in Travis Kelsey, 36, was officially identified as a victim in a $35 million Ponzi scheme run by a Texas fund manager.
During a Tuesday sentencing hearing in St. Louis, a federal courtroom prosecutor named Kelsey, among these defrauded by 38-year-old Siddharth Jawarhar, Jawarhar operated Swift Art Capital LLC, an investment firm that collapsed into a federal wire fraud investigation.
He raised more than 35 million from investors between July 16th and December 2023.
Instead of managing a diversified portfolio, he allocated roughly 99% of client capital into a single stock, Philip Morris Paxton.
As that position tanked, He hid the losses, issued falsified statements, and issued funds from new investors to pay out earlier clients.
Interesting.
The federal prosecutors noted that he actually invested roughly $10 million in total funds raised.
He spent the remainder of the funding personal luxuries, including private jet charters, upscale apartments in Austin and New York, and high-end dining, exclusive private club memberships.
So also, he was just spending on silly things.
um so federal prosecutors noted that he actually invested roughly 10 million dollars of total funds raised he spent the remainder of funding personal luxuries including private jet charters upscale apartments in austin in new york city high-end dining and exclusive private club memberships court filings did not specify the exact financial loss suffered by kelsey kelsey was not the only professional athlete caught up in the operation So a 2021 Forbes report previously linked Swift Art funds to several NBA players, including Gary Harris, Tim Hardaway Jr., and Mason Plumlee.
The guy ended up pleading guilty to three counts of wire fraud in January 2026.
And he has to pay $31.35 million back in restitution.
And you know what? I
mean, we were talking about it this morning a little bit, right? Between Travis and Taylor, if one of them is going to fall for a Ponzi scheme and lose out on money, to be fair, he's not the breadwinner in that relationship.
So, like, if somebody is going to lose out on money, like, I think they're still going to be okay.
One of my favorite things to do to guys is say that Taylor Swift made Travis Kelsey famous and they go off.
All right.
If we could name this episode one thing, it would be called the Travis Kelsey episode.
Travis Kelsey gets
scammed.
Yeah.
Yes.
Bailey, kick us off.
Okay.
So Kansas City Chiefs tied in Travis Kelsey, 36, was officially identified as a victim in a $35 million Ponzi scheme run by a Texas fund manager.
During a Tuesday sentencing hearing in St. Louis, a federal courtroom prosecutor named Kelsey, among these defrauded by 38-year-old Siddharth Jawarhar, Jawarhar operated Swift Art Capital LLC, an investment firm that collapsed into a federal wire fraud investigation.
He raised more than 35 million from investors between July 16th and December 2023.
Instead of managing a diversified portfolio, he allocated roughly 99% of client capital into a single stock, Philip Morris Paxton.
As that position tanked, He hid the losses, issued falsified statements, and issued funds from new investors to pay out earlier clients.
Interesting.
The federal prosecutors noted that he actually invested roughly $10 million in total funds raised.
He spent the remainder of the funding personal luxuries, including private jet charters, upscale apartments in Austin and New York, and high-end dining, exclusive private club memberships.
So also, he was just spending on silly things.
um so federal prosecutors noted that he actually invested roughly 10 million dollars of total funds raised he spent the remainder of funding personal luxuries including private jet charters upscale apartments in austin in new york city high-end dining and exclusive private club memberships court filings did not specify the exact financial loss suffered by kelsey kelsey was not the only professional athlete caught up in the operation So a 2021 Forbes report previously linked Swift Art funds to several NBA players, including Gary Harris, Tim Hardaway Jr., and Mason Plumlee.
The guy ended up pleading guilty to three counts of wire fraud in January 2026.
And he has to pay $31.35 million back in restitution.
And you know what? I
mean, we were talking about it this morning a little bit, right? Between Travis and Taylor, if one of them is going to fall for a Ponzi scheme and lose out on money, to be fair, he's not the breadwinner in that relationship.
So, like, if somebody is going to lose out on money, like, I think they're still going to be okay.
One of my favorite things to do to guys is say that Taylor Swift made Travis Kelsey famous and they go off.
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