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How Words Work with Jack Fox

Hosted by Jack Fox · society · EN

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Want people to trust you more, believe what you say and take you seriously? Jack Fox has spent years studying the words of thousands of criminals. What he found is that the patterns liars use under pressure are the same ones honest people reach for when they're nervous or unconfident. Remove those patterns and everything changes. How people hear you. How much they trust you. How seriously they take you. That's what this podcast is about. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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What is How Words Work with Jack Fox about?

Want people to trust you more, believe what you say and take you seriously? Jack Fox has spent years studying the words of thousands of criminals. What he found is that the patterns liars use under pressure are the same ones honest people reach for when they're nervous or unconfident. Remove those patterns and everything changes. How people hear you.

Who hosts How Words Work with Jack Fox?

How Words Work with Jack Fox is hosted by Jack Fox. The show has published 45 episodes to date.

What has How Words Work with Jack Fox covered recently?

Recent episodes include "More Lessons From The Real World" (1 November 2026, 16 minutes), "How To Stop Having Arguments And Start Having Conversations, Part Two" (25 October 2026, 11 minutes), and "How To Stop Losing Arguments And Start Having Conversations, Part One" (18 October 2026, 13 minutes).

How often does How Words Work with Jack Fox publish?

How Words Work with Jack Fox publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 14 minutes across 45 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on How Words Work with Jack Fox?

Booking probability for How Words Work with Jack Fox is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. How Words Work with Jack Fox requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. How Words Work with Jack Fox's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch How Words Work with Jack Fox?

The strongest fits for How Words Work with Jack Fox are Business & Professional Training. How Words Work with Jack Fox has a society audience.

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Jack Fox hosts How Words Work with Jack Fox, a society podcast with 45 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Nov 1, 202616 minS1

    A few episodes ago Jack Fox promised to keep noticing the words being used around him and share what he found. This is that episode. An expert witness who paused for 17 seconds in open court and what that taught Jack...

  • Oct 4, 202612 minS1

    Jack Fox has spent years studying the words of thousands of criminals and people under pressure. Donald Miller has spent years studying the words of the most effective marketing messages in the world. They have never...

  • Sep 27, 202611 minS1

    Jack Fox has spent years studying the words of thousands of criminals and people under pressure. And one of the most consistent things he has found is that the people who give themselves away do so because someone was...

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  • Sep 20, 202611 minS1

    Jack Fox posted something recently about convincing language. That the most powerful thing you can remove from your own words is the convincing. That when you stop trying to make people believe you, you become...

  • Aug 30, 202613 minS1

    I say honestly all the time and I'm not a liar. I know. And this episode is for you. The patterns this podcast pulls apart in criminals and manipulators show up in honest, well-intentioned people every single day. Not...

  • How Words Work with Jack Fox

    The Lindsay Clancy Trial Example

    Aug 25, 20265 minS1

    At the Lindsay Clancy trial an expert witness, Dr Avram Mack, provided a great example of something I warn against: starting answers with the word "so". Listen, as his credibility erodes through this tactic, the...

  • Aug 23, 202614 minS1

    I get this question more than any other. Is this word bad? Should I stop saying it? And the answer is always the same. Words aren't good or bad. They're just words. But every word you say sends a signal to the person...

  • Aug 16, 202614 minS1

    I've spent years studying the words of thousands of criminals and people under pressure. And one of the things I've found is that some of the most revealing words in any statement aren't the big ones. They're the tiny...

  • Aug 2, 202616 minS1

    Someone asks you a question. A simple one. And instead of answering it, you tell them the story around it. The context. The background. The reasons. The timeline. By the time you stop talking they know a lot about your...

  • Jul 12, 202619 min

    The US military spent decades working out how to write emails that can't be misunderstood under pressure. They landed on three rules. Subject lines that say what the email actually wants. Bottom Line Up Front. Active...

  • Jul 5, 202615 minS1

    When OJ Simpson stood up at his arraignment in 1994 he didn't say "not guilty". He said "absolutely, 100 percent not guilty". Three extra words that mean nothing legally, because "not guilty" is a binary. You can't be...

  • Jun 28, 202617 minS1

    In May 2024, CNN released hotel surveillance footage of Sean "Diddy" Combs assaulting his then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura. Within 24 hours, Diddy posted a 70-second apology video to Instagram. He never said her name. Not...

  • Jun 21, 202616 minS1

    I've spent years studying how language builds and destroys credibility. From criminal cases to everyday conversations, the patterns are always the same. But this week I came across something that stopped me in my...

  • Jun 21, 202616 minS1

    <p>I've spent years studying how language builds and destroys credibility. From criminal cases to everyday conversations, the patterns are always the same. But this week I came across something that stopped me in my...

  • Jun 14, 202619 minS1

    <p>I've spent years studying how people communicate under pressure. And there is no pressure like being questioned under oath. Every evasion, every deflection, every moment of crumb throwing and safer ground and buying...

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