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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureBusiness | |||

We’re excited to share the first episode of the new series from Disclosure Investigates, Charmain and The Prophet.
This is episode one of the series - if you like what you hear, you can listen to every episode right now on BBC Sounds. Just search ‘D... more
Hunting the Whiskey Bandits has moved to a new podcast feed called Disclosure Investigates, alongside titles such as Dead Man Running, Matched with a Predator and Shiny Bob. It's the new home for all the investigative podcast series from the Disclosu... more
Sam goes undercover. Can she catch the whisky bandits in the act? And the day of reckoning - for everyone - arrives.
Can Sam Poling get the only person who knows the truth behind a multi-million pound fraud to speak?
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I am listening to the second series of this, Hunting the Whisky Bandits. It’s a really good story but there is far too much padding - too long spent dwelling on the lack of progress and how hard it is to find and catch the criminals; too many slow bits where the journalist and her producer have a chat; too many descriptions of driving around different places or waiting outside houses, etc. this would be a great show if it were a bit shorter
Love Sam Poling and the lovely Liam. And all those who invested their life savings and shared their stories with us. This podcast was well brilliantly made- it captured everything, heart break, heart ache and it made me laugh out loud, Sydney/ Sophie/ no Sydney?! Quality through and through. One question, what happened to Craig Brooks and the gang behind Casey’s scam?
Excellent podcast . Very informative and interesting. Love the presenters voice always like his podcasts .
Would have given this 5 Stars except for the irritatingly loud and distracting music, which as the content itself is of such quality, is just superfluous.
This is a subject I’m interested in so tried listening to the first couple of episodes of series two. It’s as if the remit was ‘we need the presentation to signpost and reiterate every point made in the podcast’. So the narration is irritatingly slow and simplified with an abundance of sensationalist ‘wait, WHAT?!’ and ‘you’re not going to believe THIS’ moments. Audiences deserve better than being taken for idiots. There’s an interesting story hiding in here under the dumbed-down production. Aft... more
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The focus of the content revolves around exposing fraudulent activities, particularly in the realm of whiskey investment schemes. Through meticulous investigations, the narrative uncovers the stories of both perpetrators and victims, documenting the emotional and financial toll associated with such deceptions. Episodes often feature insights from key players, including fraudsters and their unwitting investors, providing a comprehensive view of the schemes that have caused significant distress for many individuals. The investigative approach emphasizes a blend of storytelling and journalism, aiming to shed light on underlying issues within the financial services industry, particularly in relation to high-risk investments.
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