Audit bites is all about risk, auditing and compliance. Small bite-sized chunks of audit training on those touchy topics most won't talk about. Tune in if you are an internal auditing professional, risk management personnel or a compliance person.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAudit bites is all about risk, auditing and compliance. Small bite-sized chunks of audit training on those touchy topics most won't talk about. Tune in if you are an internal auditing professional, risk management personnel or a compliance person.
Audit Bites is hosted by Robert Berry. The show has published 78 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "When the AI Metric Becomes the Objective" (12 May 2026, 52 minutes), "Seven Reasons Your Internal Audit Strategic Plan Fails and How to Fix Them" (25 February 2026, 56 minutes), and "Why Auditors Overlook Toxic Workplace Cultures and Its Impact" (17 February 2026, 48 minutes).
Audit Bites publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 78 episodes.
Booking probability for Audit Bites is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Audit Bites requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Audit Bites's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Audit Bites are Business & Management Consulting. Audit Bites has a business audience.
Robert Berry hosts Audit Bites, a business podcast with 78 episodes published.
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Episode #79
<p>Something interesting is happening inside organizations right now.</p><p>New tools, like AI, are being introduced.</p><p>New tool adoption is being encouraged.</p><p>And in some cases… it’s being measured.</p><p>That...
<p>In Episode 78 of Audit Bites, host Rob Berry dives deep into one of the most common sources of audit frustration: why internal audit strategic plans so often derail.</p><p>And what you can do to make yours...
<p>In episode 77 of Audit Bites, Robert dives deep into a critical yet often neglected audit risk—organizational culture. This compelling episode, inspired by a real-life scandal at Citigroup and insights from author...
Episode #76
<p>Are you truly auditing what matters most, or are you chasing risks that won’t move the needle for your organization? In Episode 76 of Audit Bites, host Rob Berry tackles the overlooked pitfalls of risk-based internal...
<p>Are controls really the key to business impact, or are we missing the bigger picture? Robert explores why endless audit reports, SOX reviews, and management’s focus on “are the controls working?” may be holding us...
Episode #74
<p>Why are auditors often the last to embrace innovation? In Episode 74 of Audit Bites, host Rob Berry explores the psychological and organizational roadblocks that keep auditors stuck in old ways, from risk aversion...
Episode #73
<p>Are you unknowingly sabotaging your credibility with audit clients? In Episode 73 of the Audit Bites podcast, host Rob Berry dives into the four biggest ways auditors unintentionally damage trust with clients—and...
<p>Is your audit department too focused on compliance and missing out on business strategy? In Episode 72 of Audit Bites, host Rob Berry examines why internal auditors often find themselves trapped in the world of...
Episode #70
<p>Are auditors truly good listeners, or do we just wait for our turn to talk? In Episode 70 of Audit Bites, host Rob Berry dives into a tough reality facing the audit profession: many auditors aren’t as skilled at...
<p>How does empathy impact auditors—and what happens when caring too much crosses the line? In Audit Bites Episode 69, “When Empathy Tests Integrity in Auditing: The Fine Line Between Care and Compliance,” host Rob...
<p>Ever walked into a meeting and felt like the villain before you’ve even said a word? </p><p>That’s how many audit clients feel—and it’s time to change the narrative. </p><p>This week on Audit Bites, we’re exploring...
<p>Are we setting the next generation of auditors up for success—or frustration? </p><p>This week, we confront the uncomfortable truth about how outdated practices, withheld information, and resistance to change are...
<p>Auditing is all about facts and figures—right? </p><p> Not so fast. </p><p>This week on Audit Bites, we’re tackling an uncomfortable truth: why clients often view auditors as adversaries rather than allies...
<p>Ever wondered just how much power your audit recommendations hold? In this episode of Audit Bites, Rob Berry takes you on a deep dive into the immense responsibility that comes with being an auditor. With a mix of...
Episode #64
<p>Does everybody lie?</p><p>Sometimes it's hard getting </p><p>the truth from some people.</p><p>Auditors often have an uphill battle </p><p>to obtain the truth clients.</p><p><br></p><p>But why?</p><p>Why do clients...
Episode #63
<p>Almost everyone expects auditors to find something. Afterall, we are called assurance providers. But is always finding something really reasonable? And is the job of auditor to finger point?</p><p>Join us on this...
Episode #62
<p>You know what they say </p><p>you do when you assume?</p><p>What if everyone reacted to the world </p><p>based on their assumptions?</p><p>That could possibly end badly.</p><p>But, on the other hand...
Episode #61
<p>Auditors are awesome people.</p><p>Seriously, you can stop laughing now.</p><p>Join us on the next episode of the Audit Bites podcast as we discuss 7 Reasons Auditors Are Awesome People.</p>
Episode #60
<p>If honesty is the best policy, </p><p>why do we punish the </p><p>innocent and honest?</p><p>Join us on the next episode of</p><p>the Audit Bites podcast</p><p>as we discuss the </p><p>benefits and...
<p>Planning is important. </p><p>No one can deny that. </p><p> </p><p>All too often, auditors start </p><p>projects without a good plan. </p><p> </p><p>A lot of junior auditors don't </p><p>know what's expected of them...
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