Episode 26: Lyrebirds, angelfish and other natural con artists
Episode 26 of Fool Me Twice sees Bradford Oakes and Steve Van Aperen explore deception across the animal kingdom, mixing behavioural observations, personal stories and comedy. They begin by revisiting whether doctors are justified in softening serious medical news, concluding that compassionate “su…
IS YOUR PARTNER CHEATING? HERE'S WHAT TO LOOK FOR | THE HUMAN LIE DETECTOR
This week we've brought back the human lie detector! Last time, he gave an absolute dressing down, but also helped him stay an extra week in the jungle. This time, he's back to put Anna's honesty under a microscope, and if you suspect you may have a cheating partner, he gives the dirt on exactly wh…
Episode 28: Deception, false confessions and false memories
Episode 28 of Fool Me Twice features Bradford Oakes and Steve van Aperen discussing lying, deception, false confessions, false memories and common mistakes people make when trying to read others.
The conversation begins with Brad describing his frustration with artificial intelligence after spendin…
Episode 29: Confessions, cues and contradictions
In Episode 29 of Fool Me Twice, Bradford Oakes and Steve Van Aperen explore deception, interviewing techniques, body language, tunnel vision, and the importance of rapport when trying to uncover the truth. The episode begins with some light-hearted conversation about Bradford’s recent country comed…
Episode 30: Polls, Lies and Social Influence
In Episode 30 of Fool Me Twice, comedian Bradford Oakes and former detective Steve Van Aperen explore how easily people can be influenced, misled, or persuaded by polls, social behaviour and poorly framed questions. The conversation begins lightheartedly, with Steve recovering from having a wisdom …
Episode 31: Stolen Valour, Fraud & the Anatomy of a Liar
What makes someone lie about serving in the military, and how far will they go to keep the deception alive?
In this episode of Fool Me Twice, Brad Oakes and former detective Steve van Aperen dive into the extraordinary world of stolen valour: people who invent, exaggerate or completely fabricate mi…
Episode 32: Cheating, flirting and a model collision
What happens when love, lies and betrayal collide? In this episode, Bradford Oakes and Steve Van Aperen explore the messy world of cheating, emotional affairs, secret finances, online flirting and the stories people tell when they are caught.
Before getting into the serious stuff, Bradford reflects…
Episode 33: Red Flags, Micro-Expressions and $2,000 Cars
What does a liar look like? Can a fleeting facial expression expose the truth, and are comedians better than most people at faking emotion?
In Episode 33, comedian Bradford Oakes joins former police officer, behavioural expert and forensic interviewer Steve Van Aperen for a funny and fascinating ex…
Episode 34: Joke Theft, Lies and the Comedy Business
When does inspiration become imitation, and when does imitation become theft? In their longest episode yet, comedian and comedy coach Bradford Oakes and Steve Van Aperen tackle plagiarism, joke stealing and the awkward business of telling the truth.
The conversation begins with a question every coa…
Episode 35: Fake Doctors, Fake Lawyers and the Art of Deception
What does it take to convince people you're someone you're not? And how do fraudsters manage to fool intelligent, educated professionals, sometimes for years?
In Episode 35 of Fool Me Twice, comedian Bradford Oakes and former police detective and deception expert Steve Van Aperen investigate four e…
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