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Fraud Watch

Hosted by Phillip Brink · business · EN

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About this Podcast:

Presented by FreightWaves and hosted by Phillip Brink, Head of Fraud Media & Education, Fraud Watch is a podcast dedicated to exposing the dark side of the logistics and transportation industry. The show is focused on one vital mission: revealing exactly how fraud happens across the supply chain and teaching companies how to stop it before freight ever moves. Moving beyond theoretical discussions, Fraud Watch dives into the real-world situations that are currently costing the logistics industry millions of dollars and damaging supply chains across the country. By speaking with industry insiders, analysts, and those on the front lines of freight security, the podcast pulls back the curtain on how sophisticated scam rings operate in plain sight.

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

36%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about Fraud Watch

What is Fraud Watch about?

Presented by FreightWaves and hosted by Phillip Brink, Head of Fraud Media & Education, Fraud Watch is a podcast dedicated to exposing the dark side of the logistics and transportation industry. The show is focused on one vital mission: revealing exactly how fraud happens across the supply chain and teaching companies how to stop it before freight ever moves.

Who hosts Fraud Watch?

Fraud Watch is hosted by Phillip Brink. The show has published 13 episodes to date.

What has Fraud Watch covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Scott Cornell | The changing reality of cargo theft" (12 August 2026, 57 minutes), "Scott Cornell | The changing reality of cargo theft" (12 August 2026, 57 minutes), and "Verification Over Speed with Global Protection Corp." (4 August 2026, 50 minutes).

How often does Fraud Watch publish?

Fraud Watch publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 13 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Fraud Watch?

Booking probability for Fraud Watch is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Fraud Watch requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Fraud Watch's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Fraud Watch?

The strongest fits for Fraud Watch are Packing & Other Transport Services and Trucking. Fraud Watch has a business audience.

About the host

Phillip Brink hosts Fraud Watch, a business podcast with 13 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Fraud Watch

    Scott Cornell | The changing reality of cargo theft

    Aug 12, 202657 min

    Scott Cornell returns to Fraud Watch as nearly $100 million in data-center freight has been stolen since early June. Phil and Scott discuss criminals targeting security escorts, stolen cargo turning up in retail stores...

  • Fraud Watch

    Scott Cornell | The changing reality of cargo theft

    Aug 12, 202657 minS0

    <p>Scott Cornell returns to Fraud Watch as nearly $100 million in data-center freight has been stolen since early June. Phil and Scott discuss criminals targeting security escorts, stolen cargo turning up in retail...

  • Fraud Watch

    Verification Over Speed with Global Protection Corp.

    Aug 4, 202650 minS0

    <p>Global Protection Corp., the company behind ONE® Condoms, never expected a routine shipment to become a $1.7 million cargo theft. The company wasn't hacked, yet it still became the victim of a sophisticated...

  • Fraud Watch

    Verification Over Speed with Global Protection Corp.

    Aug 4, 202650 min

    Global Protection Corp., the company behind ONE® Condoms, never expected a routine shipment to become a $1.7 million cargo theft. The company wasn't hacked, yet it still became the victim of a sophisticated...

  • Fraud Watch

    Trust but Verify with Bryan Tyson

    Jul 21, 202635 minS0

    <p>Bryan Tyson has spent the last 18 years building brokerage operations, mentoring thousands of freight brokers, and leading teams responsible for tens of thousands of shipments. In this episode of FreightWaves Fraud...

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  • Fraud Watch

    Trust but Verify with Bryan Tyson

    Jul 21, 202635 min

    Bryan Tyson has spent the last 18 years building brokerage operations, mentoring thousands of freight brokers, and leading teams responsible for tens of thousands of shipments. In this episode of FreightWaves Fraud...

  • Fraud Watch

    Arizona Law Enforcement on The Evolving Threat of Cargo Theft

    Jul 15, 20261 hourS0

    <p>In Episode 10 of Fraud Watch, Phil Brink sits down with Sergeant Jeff Gordon of the Phoenix Police Department, Detective Curtis Peery of the Coconino County Sheriff's Office, and Eduardo Castillo, Global...

  • Fraud Watch

    Arizona Law Enforcement on The Evolving Threat of Cargo Theft

    Jul 15, 20261 hour

    In Episode 10 of Fraud Watch, Phil Brink sits down with Sergeant Jeff Gordon of the Phoenix Police Department, Detective Curtis Peery of the Coconino County Sheriff's Office, and Eduardo Castillo, Global Transportation...

  • Fraud Watch

    Verification Creates Friction, and Friction Stops Bad Actors with Joe Ohr

    Jul 7, 20261h 6mS0

    <p>In Episode 9 of Fraud Watch, Phil Brink sits down with Joe Ohr, Chief Operations and Technical Officer at the National Motor Freight Traffic Association, for a conversation about trust, technology, and the future of...

  • Fraud Watch

    Verification Creates Friction, and Friction Stops Bad Actors with Joe Ohr

    Jul 7, 20261h 6m

    In Episode 9 of Fraud Watch, Phil Brink sits down with Joe Ohr, Chief Operations and Technical Officer at the National Motor Freight Traffic Association, for a conversation about trust, technology, and the future of...

  • Fraud Watch

    Scott Cornell | Inside the newest cargo theft schemes

    Jun 30, 202657 minS0

    <p>In Episode 8 of Fraud Watch, Phil Brink sits down with Scott Cornell, Chair of TAPA Americas and Chief Risk Officer at SPG Cargo & Logistics, to discuss the latest cargo theft and freight fraud trends impacting the...

  • Fraud Watch

    Scott Cornell | Inside the newest cargo theft schemes

    Jun 30, 202657 min

    In Episode 8 of Fraud Watch, Phil Brink sits down with Scott Cornell, Chair of TAPA Americas and Chief Risk Officer at SPG Cargo & Logistics, to discuss the latest cargo theft and freight fraud trends impacting the...

  • Fraud Watch

    Why cargo theft is bigger than trucking

    Jun 23, 202649 minS0

    <p>In Episode 7 of Fraud Watch, Phil Brink sits down with Donna Lemm, Chief Strategy Officer at IMC Logistics, for a conversation about cargo theft, organized crime, and the growing risks facing the supply chain. How...

  • Fraud Watch

    Why cargo theft is bigger than trucking

    Jun 23, 202649 min

    In Episode 7 of Fraud Watch, Phil Brink sits down with Donna Lemm, Chief Strategy Officer at IMC Logistics, for a conversation about cargo theft, organized crime, and the growing risks facing the supply chain. How...

  • Fraud Watch

    Malcolm Harris | Trust is no longer enough

    Jun 10, 202646 minS0

    <p>In Episode 6 of Fraud Watch, Phil Brink sits down with Malcolm Harris, host of What the Truck. The conversation focuses on trust, verification, and the future of freight. Malcolm shares his perspective on how the...

  • Fraud Watch

    Malcolm Harris | Trust is no longer enough

    Jun 10, 202646 min

    In Episode 6 of Fraud Watch, Phil Brink sits down with Malcolm Harris, host of What the Truck. The conversation focuses on trust, verification, and the future of freight. Malcolm shares his perspective on how the...

  • Fraud Watch

    The next phase of cargo theft is already here

    May 13, 202641 min

    In this episode of the Fraud Watch podcast, Scott Cornell breaks down a new method where bad actors are getting hired inside legitimate trucking companies to set up theft from within. He explains how these methods are...

  • Fraud Watch

    The next phase of cargo theft is already here

    May 13, 202641 minS0

    <p>In this episode of the Fraud Watch podcast, Scott Cornell breaks down a new method where bad actors are getting hired inside legitimate trucking companies to set up theft from within. He explains how these methods...

  • Fraud Watch

    Stopping Fraud at the Front Door in Washington, DC

    Apr 29, 202656 min

    In episode 4 of the Fraud Watch podcast, Phil Brink sits down with Dale Prax, Strategic Fraud Advisor for Truckstop.com, to break down what’s happening behind the scenes as industry leaders head to Washington, DC to...

  • Fraud Watch

    Stopping Fraud at the Front Door in Washington, DC

    Apr 29, 202656 minS0

    <p>In episode 4 of the Fraud Watch podcast, Phil Brink sits down with Dale Prax, Strategic Fraud Advisor for Truckstop.com, to break down what’s happening behind the scenes as industry leaders head to Washington, DC to...

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