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The Fixer

Professional cleaners, PR crisis managers, and damage control specialists who make scandals disappear for the wealthy and powerful. Each episode reveals the elaborate cover-ups, evidence disposal, and reputation rehabilitation they orchestrate behind closed doors.

Podcast · By Neon Nights Studio · English · Official site

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Sep 12, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    The Fixer's Play of Psychological Warfare in Scandal Management (opens the original)

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    In the high-stakes arena of scandal management, psychological warfare often becomes a critical tool for those who navigate the murky waters of reputation protection. This discussion explores the intricate strategies employed by damage control experts to manipulate perceptions and influence outcomes through psychological tactics. We'll examine real-life case studies where fixers have utilized psychological insights to outmaneuver opponents, sway public sentiment, and maintain control over narrati

  2. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    The Fixer's Blueprint for Crisis Response in Real Time (opens the original)

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    When a scandal erupts, the clock starts ticking. This discussion focuses on the immediate response tactics employed by damage control experts as they scramble to contain the fallout. We will explore the rapid decision-making processes, the importance of communication, and the psychological strategies used to manage public perception in the heat of the moment. Through real-life examples, listeners will gain insight into the high-pressure environment of crisis response, the tools utilized to mitig

  3. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    The Fixer's Blueprint for Crisis Prevention Strategies (opens the original)

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    What if the best way to handle a scandal is to prevent it from happening in the first place? This discussion explores the proactive strategies employed by professionals in the damage control industry to mitigate risks before they escalate into crises. We will examine how fixers assess vulnerabilities, implement preventative measures, and create contingency plans for their clients. By analyzing case studies of successful crisis prevention, listeners will gain insight into the foresight and planni

  4. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    The Fixer's Play of Influence in Corporate Scandals (opens the original)

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    Corporate scandals often involve a complex interplay of influence and power dynamics. This discussion focuses on how fixers operate within corporate environments, navigating the intricate relationships between executives, shareholders, and the media. We'll explore specific case studies where fixers have played a pivotal role in managing corporate crises, examining the strategies they employ to mitigate damage and protect their clients' interests. Additionally, we'll delve into the ethical consid

  5. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    The Fixer's Alibi Crafting Stories for the Powerful (opens the original)

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    In the intricate world of scandal concealment, the ability to craft a compelling alibi can be the difference between freedom and downfall. This discussion explores the strategies employed by those who specialize in creating believable narratives for their clients. We'll examine the psychological techniques used to construct these stories, the role of timing and detail in making them credible, and the ethical implications of fabricating reality. Through case studies of high-profile figures, liste

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