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Never A Truer Word

Never a Truer Word with Jack Fox explores the truth hidden in the words people use.Each episode breaks down language patterns in relationships, arguments, apologies, workplace communication, and public statements.

Podcast · By Jack Fox · British English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
24
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Sep 27, 2026
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Jul 5, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    NATW Podcast: Caleb Flynn 911 Call and Bodycam (opens the original)

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    Caleb Flynn trial update: the former American Idol contestant is accused of shooting his wife Ashley in their Tipp City, Ohio home and staging it to look like a break in. His story is that an intruder did it. Now you get to hear his own words and decide for yourself.First you'll hear Ashley's mother on the stand, recalling the 3am phone call that changed everything. Her account is simple, clear and easy to picture, and it shows you exactly what the truth sounds like. Then you'll hear Caleb's 911

  2. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    NATW Podcast: Caleb Flynn's Mistress and the Laptop (opens the original)

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    Caleb Flynn's murder trial just heard one answer from his mistress, Alleigha Botner, that you need to hear for yourself. The question was simple: how did you lose the laptop? What came back was a defence nobody asked for, a detour into running out of gas and forgetting everything, and a story that drifts further from that plane with every sentence. In this update, Jack Fox takes this single answer apart line by line so you can hear exactly what her words give away.The prosecution has shown inten

  3. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    NATW Podcast: Matthew Exton Trial (opens the original)

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    The Matthew Exton trial put a former Ohio attorney on the stand, and what he says will drop your jaw before he even gets through the first few answers. Jack Fox pulls apart every strange sentence he gives, from arguing over what counts as a photograph to refusing a simple yes or no, all while insisting a loaded gun was somehow protecting him. Watching Matthew tangle himself in his own contradictions live under oath in a Toledo courtroom is one of the wildest testimonies you will see this year, a

  4. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    NATW Podcast: Elizabeth Holmes The Words Of A Scam (opens the original)

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    Elizabeth Holmes interview analysis: with the trailer for "You Can See Everything" taking over your feed this week, now is the moment to go back to her own words and see what she was really telling you all along. In this episode Jack breaks down how Holmes spoke on her way up, how she spoke on her way down, and what changed the moment the pressure hit. If you want to know how someone convinces a room full of billionaires to believe an impossible claim, this is where you start.Want more from Neve

  5. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    NATW Podcast: JP Miller Gets Bizarre (opens the original)

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    John Paul Miller sat down for an interview just weeks after his wife Mica Miller's death, a story now brought back into the spotlight by Death of the Pastor's Wife on Netflix. Jack Fox breaks down every word John Paul chooses about Mica and about Solid Rock Church, with Miller now facing federal cyberstalking and lying to police charges he has pleaded not guilty to, uncovering what his language really tells you about the man behind the headlines.You'll hear the moments where his answers shift, t

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