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False Claims Act
Whistleblowers
Medicare Advantage Fraud
Corporate Fraud
Whistleblower Protection
Financial Fraud
SEC Whistleblower Program
Paycheck Protection Program
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Independent Health Association
Group Health Cooperative
DXID
Cybersecurity
Anti-Fraud Coalition
Corporate Misconduct
Medicaid
Colorado False Claims Act
Civil Cyber Fraud Initiative
Lafayette
Covid-19 Pandemic

Real stories from real whistleblowers who risk their careers to shine a light on corporate fraud in America.

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Theresa Ross
Former employee of Group Health Cooperative and whistleblower on Medicare Advantage fraud
Group Health Cooperative
Episode: Blowing the Whistle on Medicare Advantage Fraud
Mary Inman
Whistleblower Attorney at Whistleblower Partners
Whistleblower Partners
Episode: Blowing the Whistle on Medicare Advantage Fraud
Ben Schiffrin
Representative from Better Markets
Better Markets
Episode: Why Whistleblowers Are Key to Protecting Investors
Jon Tycko
Expert in customs and tariff enforcement
Tycko & Zavareei
Episode: Breaking Down Tariffs and Customs Fraud 101
Jesus Nunez-Unda
Whistleblower and former executive at Lafayette
Lafayette
Episode: How Whistleblowers Are Uncovering PPP Fraud
Julie Bracker
Attorney specializing in fraud and cybersecurity law.
Bracker & Marcus
Episode: Cybersecurity Fraud 101 and How Whistleblowers Can Fight It
Jamie Thompson
Whistleblower and former Director of Nursing at Acadia Healthcare
Acadia Healthcare
Episode: Blowing the Whistle to Protect Vulnerable Patients
Eva Gunasekera
Attorney representing Jamie Thompson in her case against Acadia Healthcare
Tycko & Zavareei LLP
Episode: Blowing the Whistle to Protect Vulnerable Patients
Vince McKnight
Chairman of the board of the Anti-Fraud Coalition and fraud attorney
Sanford Heisler Sharp
Episode: New Leadership at The Anti-Fraud Coalition

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Jacklyn DeMar
Host of discussions centering on whistleblower experiences and corporate fraud issues.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
  • Cool show but too quiet

    Love the cases discussed but the sound is really quiet. It is the only podcast that I have to adjust the volume on.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Sweet_D2011
    United States2 years ago
  • Great host and fascinating guests

    Jeb White is a whistleblower turned attorney who supports whistleblowers, and he’s incredibly well connected—this show is a who’s-who of whistleblowing. (Enron whistleblower? Check. Bernie Madoff inner circle? Check.) He’s a generous host who brings out the best in his guests. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ratsofNIMH
    United States4 years ago
  • Great show but audio needs improvement

    Great show, but the host’s audio needs improvement, had to skip a couple episodes because his audio sounded like a bad recording off a cell phone - oof.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Louie Lou19872689
    United States4 years ago
  • Great organization

    Taxpayers Against Fraud is a great organization. This will be an informative podcast, giving insight into the key players fighting those who defraud the government.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Unaccounted
    United States4 years ago

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There are concerns regarding audio quality, which some feel detracts from the overall experience of the show.
The engaging nature of the hosts and their capability to connect with guests is frequently praised.
Many highlight the strong advocacy for whistleblower protections and corporate accountability as key takeaways from episodes.
Listeners appreciate the combination of real stories and expert opinions, noting the valuable insights into corporate fraud.

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#250
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#124
Taiwan/Government
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#201
Finland/Government
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#249
South Africa/Government

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Blowing the Whistle on Medicare Advantage Fraud
Q: Can you talk a little bit more about internally what kind of retaliation you faced when you reported the fraud to your supervisors?
Theresa details being subjected to psychological evaluation, exclusion from meetings, and the loss of responsibilities, highlighting the red flags following her whistleblowing actions.
Blowing the Whistle on Medicare Advantage Fraud
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about your background, your experience and how you ended up at the company?
Theresa Ross describes her background in insurance, her career progression in risk adjustment, and how she was initially dedicated to ethically managing patient care until faced with fraudulent practices.
Stopping a Massive Medicaid Fraud Scheme By Blowing the Whistle
Q: Would you do it again, knowing what you know now?
Absolutely, with no regrets, it's about doing the right thing in the end.
Stopping a Massive Medicaid Fraud Scheme By Blowing the Whistle
Q: What was your next move after leaving the company?
After realizing the situation was serious, I knew I couldn't stay at Malincrot and eventually left for a position at Mayo Clinic, while still keeping an eye on the ongoing discussions with CMS.
Why Whistleblowers Are Key to Protecting Investors
Q: How do you think the public could be better informed about what whistleblowers are bringing to the table?
The SEC should find ways to inform the public about the outcomes of whistleblower reports while maintaining their confidentiality.

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The content focuses on real-life experiences of whistleblowers who confront various forms of corporate fraud, particularly in sectors like healthcare and finance. Episodes typically feature in-depth discussions of significant fraud cases, the whistleblower's motivations, and the legal frameworks in place to protect those who report misconduct. Listeners are likely to gain insights into the challenges and consequences of whistleblowing, as well as the importance of ethical practices in corporate governance. This podcast is unique for its blend of personal narratives and expert legal commentary, providing a compelling resource for anyone interested in organizational accountability and the impact of fraud on society.

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2. Mary Inman
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5. Jesus Nunez-Unda
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7. Jamie Thompson
8. Eva Gunasekera

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