
Join FBI whistleblower Jane Turner every other week as she talks with a whistleblower about their life experiences, what led them to blow the whistle, and their lives after their courageous and brave actions. In each episode, Turner will discuss in depth each individual’s choice to become a whistleblower in their respective fields and the fallout that occurred. Questions? Reach Whistleblower Netwo... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 92 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentPoliticsNews | |||

This week on Whistleblower of the Week, former Federal Air Marshal Robert MacLean joins host Jane Turner to share his story of exposing safety risks within the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
MacLean recounts how his 2003 disclosure ab... more
This week on Whistleblower of the Week, Caroline Hunt-Matthes, a former United Nations investigator whose efforts to expose sexual exploitation and misconduct sparked a 15-year legal battle—the longest in UN history. Speaking with guest hosts, Agnes ... more
In this episode of Whistleblower of the Week, host Jane Turner speaks with former FBI Special Agent Emily Fertitta, who breaks her silence on the retaliation she and her husband, Valentine “Val” Fertitta—a decorated Marine Corps officer and FBI agent... more
When FBI analyst Teresa Tumblin reported misconduct inside the Bureau, she expected accountability—not retaliation. In this episode of Whistleblower of the Week, host Jane Turner speaks with Teresa about her 16-year career, the fallout from speaking ... more
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I really was impressed by the quality of the Boeing whistleblower interview. Great source of high quality info that’s just in the weeds enough to give more nuance while still being accessible enough to understand for people who aren’t experts on the topic.
Why is this podcast highlighting Rebekah Jones? First, she's no longer a whistleblower. The Florida IG found all of her claims to be false or unproven. Second, she's a convicted criminal who recently pled no contest to stalking and previously entered a DPA for illegal access of a computer system. Third, she is a documented liar and grifter.
Jane Turner has "run the gauntlet" of being a concerned federal agency employee. Her guests are among the most prosocial people on earth - they chose the road of honor - of extraordinary altruism and courage - in non-violently confronting the institutional evil they witness related to their occuptations. Anyone who aspires to "the better world our hearts know is possible" should listen to their stories from the front lines of defending and advancing trustworthy institutions.
It is hard to hear how a good honest man was smeared and professionally ruined when he was excelling at doing the right thing.I plan to look you up in Heaven one day!!!!
It is hard to hear how a good honest man was smeared and professionally ruined when he was excelling at doing the right thing.I plan to look you up in Heaven one day!!!!
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