How Words Work with Jack Fox

How Words Work with Jack Fox

Want people to trust you more, believe what you say and take you seriously?


Jack Fox has spent years studying the words of thousands of criminals. What he found is that the patterns liars use under pressure are the same ones honest people reach for when they're nervous or unconfident.


Remove those patterns and everything changes. How people hear you. How much they trust you. How seriously they take you.


That's what this podcast is about.

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The Lindsay Clancy Trial Example

The Lindsay Clancy Trial Example

At the Lindsay Clancy trial an expert witness, Dr Avram Mack, provided a great example of something I warn against: starting answers with the word "so".Listen, as his credibility erodes through this t...

25 Elo 4min

Words Might Be Costing You More Than You Think.

Words Might Be Costing You More Than You Think.

I get this question more than any other. Is this word bad? Should I stop saying it? And the answer is always the same. Words aren't good or bad. They're just words. But every word you say sends a sign...

23 Elo 14min

You're Confessing To More Than You Think

You're Confessing To More Than You Think

I've spent years studying the words of thousands of criminals and people under pressure. And one of the things I've found is that some of the most revealing words in any statement aren't the big ones....

16 Elo 13min

After Hearing These Two 911 Calls You'll Never Speak The Same Way Again

After Hearing These Two 911 Calls You'll Never Speak The Same Way Again

I've spent years studying the words of thousands of criminals. And in all that time the most important thing I've learned is this. You already know how to hear the difference between someone you trust...

9 Elo 19min

Why The Longer Your Answer The Less People Believe You

Why The Longer Your Answer The Less People Believe You

Someone asks you a question. A simple one. And instead of answering it, you tell them the story around it. The context. The background. The reasons. The timeline. By the time you stop talking they kno...

2 Elo 16min

Are You Saying What You Think People Want To Hear? Mackenzie Shirilla Was. And Nobody Believed Her.

Are You Saying What You Think People Want To Hear? Mackenzie Shirilla Was. And Nobody Believed Her.

In Netflix's The Crash, Mackenzie Shirilla talked about her boyfriend Dominic Russo and his friend Davion Flanagan. She said what she thought a grieving, innocent person should say. Loving. Protective...

26 Heinä 14min

Mackenzie Shirilla Went On Netflix To Convince The World She Was Innocent. Her Words Did The Opposite.

Mackenzie Shirilla Went On Netflix To Convince The World She Was Innocent. Her Words Did The Opposite.

In May 2026 Netflix released The Crash, a documentary about Mackenzie Shirilla, convicted of the murders of Dominic Russo and Davion Flanagan. Before the documentary, most people had never heard of he...

19 Heinä 14min

Why The Military Writes Better Emails Than You Do

Why The Military Writes Better Emails Than You Do

The US military spent decades working out how to write emails that can't be misunderstood under pressure. They landed on three rules. Subject lines that say what the email actually wants. Bottom Line ...

12 Heinä 19min

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