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Fraudish

Kelly Paxton
Fraud
Embezzlement
Gray-Collar Crime
Business Valuation
Fraud Prevention
Conduct Risk
Financial Crimes
Forensic Accounting
Open Source Intelligence
True Crime
Divorce Valuation
Ethics In Investigation
Podcasting
Fraud Investigation
Networking
Safety 1 and Safety 2
Ethics
Women In Fraud
Elderly Financial Crime
Insurance Fraud

Fraudish is a podcast to help those working in fraud. Hosted by Kelly Paxton, Certified Fraud Examiner, Ex-Private Investigator, and Pink Collar Crime Expert. Kelly is a former special agent turned investigator specializing in embezzlement and workplace dishonesty cases. Fraudish interviews outstanding fraud professionals so you can continue to move forward in your career. Origin stories, tips, re... more

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Latest Episodes

Who makes the better embezzler: men or women? According to this week's guest, it's impossible to know because the truly great embezzlers never get caught.

I'm excited to welcome my longtime friend and colleague Eli Rosenblatt to Fraudish. Eli takes ... more

You can't have good business in a rotten society — and when your company is unethical, your employees feel it. Ethics is like a muscle: ignore it, and it atrophies.

I'm thrilled to welcome Dr. Bettina Palazzo to discuss the real cost of business eth... more

For Fraud Awareness Week, I sit down with Tamás Kádár, CEO of SEON, for an in-depth look at how fraud detection has evolved into the systems we see today. We dig specifically into the topic of FRICTION and it’s role in the fraud world. 

Whether you'... more

The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) is the world’s largest anti-fraud organization providing anti-fraud training and education. 

With over 30 years in the anti-fraud trenches, John Gill, President of the ACFE, talks us through his un... more

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Recent Guests

Tamás Kádár
Co-founder of SEON, involved in fraud detection technology
SEON
Episode: Increasing Fraud Detection without More Friction with Tamás Kádár
John Gill
President of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE)
ACFE
Episode: The Face of Fraud Fighting with President of the ACFE John Gill
Evie Wentink
Founder of Ethical Edge Experts with extensive experience in compliance and ethics programs
Ethical Edge Experts
Episode: Beyond Checkbox Compliance and Ethics Training with Evie Wentink
Dean Beers
Expert in death investigation with a focus on legal investigations and fraud.
Episode: 200 Episodes of Fraudish & We're Still Kicking: Death Investigation Special with Dean Beers
Jeff Grant
Lawyer, speaker, and advocate for white-collar crime support
White Collar Support Group
Episode: From White Shoe Lawyer to White Collar Inmate and Back with Jeff Grant Esq.
Robin Johnson
Fraud prevention expert and positive psychology advocate
Safe Checks
Episode: When Positive Psychology Meets Fraud Prevention with Robin Johnson
Yin Johnson
An experienced private investigator with over 37 years in the field
Episode: Networking Across Borders: Yin Johnson’s Global PI Career
Rabbi Yonason Goldson
A proactive creator of ethical content and educator focusing on universal principles of Judaism.
Episode: An Ethical Rabbi Walks into a Bar? with Rabbi Yonason Goldson
Lou Schachter
Author and true crime enthusiast
True Crime Road Trip
Episode: There’s Always a Victim: True Crime Road Trip with Lou Schachter

Host

Kelly Paxton
Host of the podcast and Certified Fraud Examiner with a background as a private investigator specializing in workplace embezzlement and dishonesty.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 67 ratings
  • Great Life Lesson

    I’ve been part of several Fraud investigations in my career, and they can be just like the movies. I was helping investigate them with data analysis: not actually commit them! 😉

    So glad I discovered the Fraudish Podcast. It has money, ego, downfall… and surprisingly, a ton of life lessons. These include:

    Fascinating guests (ex-cons, investigators, insiders)

    Shocking stories

    Real talk about ethics and pressure

    Wisdom you can actually use in your own life

    Even if you’re not planni... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HenryJames614
    United Statesa month ago
  • Fascinating conversations

    Love this show! Kelly shines a light on fraud in a way I have yet to see. Learning so much and implementing it into my career as a fraud professional.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kristin Gail
    United Statesa year ago
  • Well worth the listen

    Have had some time to enjoy a little podcast listening and one of my favorites is Kelly Paxton - Pink Collar Crime Expert and her podcast Fraudish. Her approach, background and interactions makes for some great shows. Listen and you’ll be back.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    AndersonInvestigative
    United Statesa year ago
  • Engaging and Informative

    Fraudish has quickly become one of my favorite podcasts! Kelly Paxton is an engaging host and her guests always come with interesting stories. After every episode I feel like have learned something new and come away with a new perspective on fraud.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ritchkoff
    United Statesa year ago
  • Insightful and fascinating

    Fraudish was really interesting and Kelly keeps the show fun and upbeat! So many podcasts can be slow to get the point across - not this one! I enjoyed this guest speaker as well and the relatable stories - I’ll be listening to more of Fraudish!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    piper.fenton
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

The focus on personal stories and industry experiences resonates with those in the fraud prevention community, enhancing the learning experience.
Many commend the host's ability to create a lively and informative atmosphere, making it an enjoyable educational experience.
Numerous reviews highlight the practical implications of discussions, emphasizing actionable insights that can be applied in listeners' careers.
Listeners appreciate the engaging storytelling and insights from the host and guests, which make complex topics accessible and relatable.
Some listeners express a keen interest in the strong representation of women in discussions about fraud, which they find inspiring.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#248
Australia/Business/Careers
Apple Podcasts
#46
India/Business/Careers
Apple Podcasts
#111
Russia/Business/Careers
Apple Podcasts
#242
Mexico/Business/Careers

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Thinking Like an Analyst in Investigations with Dana Timmerman
Q: How did you initially get involved in the field of private investigators and OSINT?
Dana's journey into OSINT began after discovering his ex-partner was cheating, which prompted him to start researching and investigating after receiving a call from his father-in-law.
Thinking Like an Analyst in Investigations with Dana Timmerman
Q: Who makes better embezzlers, men or women?
The effectiveness of embezzlers doesn't strictly depend on gender but rather on their personalities and behaviors, though women are often easier to train as analysts.
Family Secrets, Forensic Work & the Fraud Triangle with Candy Bellau
Q: Who makes better embezzlers, men or women?
100% women. I think they're underestimated.
What It Takes to Truly Prove Identity Today with Blair Cohen of AuthenticID
Q: What is your take on who makes better embezzlers, men or women?
Blair believes women make better embezzlers due to inherent biases, asserting that he trusts women more but acknowledges the presence of good female grifters as well.
Why Whistleblowers Are Real Life Superheroes with Everett Stern
Q: What advice would you give to someone who stepped into the hornet's nest?
Remember your why and stand up for the right thing despite the consequences.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Fraudish

What is Fraudish about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast focuses on the intricate world of fraud prevention and investigation, featuring conversations with industry professionals and experts. Topics frequently covered include embezzlement, workplace dishonesty, ethical practices, and personal stories from individuals who have navigated the challenges of fraud. The dialogue often emphasizes personal growth, career advancement in fraud-related fields, and the importance of understanding human behavior in detecting and preventing fraudulent activities. Unique aspects include a strong emphasis on women in the fraud examination space and the integration of personal anecdotes that humanize the often complex and serious subject matter. Through insightful discussions, listeners gain practica... more

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1. The Data Sleuth Podcast
2. American Greed Podcast
3. Oh My Fraud
4. FBI Case File Review
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Fraudish launched 5 years ago and published 208 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Fraudish include:

1. Tamás Kádár
2. John Gill
3. Evie Wentink
4. Dean Beers
5. Jeff Grant
6. Robin Johnson
7. Yin Johnson
8. Rabbi Yonason Goldson

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