Fool Me Twice

By The Rubber Chicken

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Episodes: 18

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Fool Me Twice is a sharp, funny, and revealing podcast where deception takes centre stage. Former detective and human lie detector Stephen van Aperen joins forces with comedian Brad Oakes to unpack the strange, serious, and sometimes hilarious ways lies shape our lives. Together, they explore real-life stories where truth and fiction blur, from notorious crimes to everyday fibs, blending sharp analysis with a sense of humour that cuts right through the B.S.

Because let’s face it, lying touches everything.


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Episode Date
Episode 18: Memory and the Mandela Effect
May 07, 2026
Episode 17: Ashley Madison, polygraphs and a puppy wingman
Apr 29, 2026
Episode 16: Supermarkets, duty free and drug busts
Apr 23, 2026
Episode 15: Alibis, Lies and the Dezi Freeman Manhunt
Apr 01, 2026
Episode 14: Shoes, Psychopaths, and Narcissistic Doctors
Mar 26, 2026
Episode 13: Why advertising often fails us and the pub test
Mar 19, 2026
Episode 12: Truth, Lies, and the Children Overboard Scandal
Mar 12, 2026
Episode 11: The playbook of dating scams and catfishing
Mar 06, 2026
Episode 10: Art fraud, Pam Bondi and Steve goes under cover
Feb 24, 2026
Episode 9: Cheating in sports and why it happens
Feb 16, 2026
Episode 8: Mis-recollections, police lineups and fake wives
Feb 10, 2026
Episode 7: Forging notes, poison and lead laughers
Jan 30, 2026
Episode 6: Petty Theft, Ponzi Scams and Anatomy of a Smile
Jan 23, 2026
Episode 5: Ivan Milat to Lost Lotto Tickets
Jan 14, 2026
Episode 4: Selling, spruiking and deception
Dec 16, 2025
Episode 3: Inside the mind of a liar
Dec 09, 2025
Episode 2: What liars do differently – Language, behaviour, and the truth
Nov 11, 2025
Episode 1: How to read a liar, from dating apps to crime scenes
Nov 04, 2025