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Trust Me

Good for those interested in authority abuse and betrayal crime

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Exactly Right examination of crimes where trust was weaponised by those in positions of authority.

Verdict: Good for those interested in authority abuse and betrayal crime. Trust Me examines crimes where trust is weaponised by those in authority — doctors, teachers, clergy and others who abuse the trust placed in them.

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Exactly Right production examining cases where trust was weaponised — scams, manipulation, and crimes committed by those in trusted positions.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Trust Me?
Exactly Right examination of crimes where trust was weaponised by those in positions of authority.
Is Trust Me worth listening to?
Good for those interested in authority abuse and betrayal crime. Trust Me examines crimes where trust is weaponised by those in authority — doctors, teachers, clergy and others who abuse the trust placed in them.
Where can I listen to Trust Me?
Trust Me is available on Apple Podcasts.
Where should I start with Trust Me?
Start with: Episode 1 — best heard in order
What format is Trust Me?
Serialised — 8 episodes episodes, approximately 30-50 min each.
What type of crime does Trust Me cover?
Trust Me covers Journalism.

Quick facts

Format
Serialised
Host style
Solo host
Style
Investigative; journalistic
Episode length
30-50 min
Episodes
8 episodes
Binge factor
7/10
Best to start
Episode 1 — best heard in order

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