S1|E7 CONtradictory Stories
Notas do episódio
If past behaviour is a predictor of present behaviour, can we learn anything from Andrew's?
In the last Episode
- We uncovered Andrew's involvement with Queenstown Restaurant, a deal that meant for Tony, the owner, he would be selling his flagship restaurant for a cool seven-figure sum.
- And for Tom, Andrew's investor and would-be Chef, it meant the funds he was days away from borrowing from his family to pay the deposit was saved from getting tangled in a Tonker turd storm.
Resources
From Sarah Ferris Media, creators of award-winning independent podcasts.
🎧 Listen ad-free, get early access, and unlock bonus content: 👉 Subscribe on Apple Podcasts 👉 Join us on Patreon → patreon.com/conmunity
🌐 More from Sarah Ferris Media: SarahFerrisMedia.com Follow on Instagram → @conmunitypodcast
🎙️ Explore our other shows:
- Stop the Killing — with former FBI agent Katherine Schweit
- Watching Two Detectives — true crime through the eyes of those who solved it
- Guilty Greenie — sustainability without the guilt trip
- Klooghless – The Long Con — an award-winning deep dive into New Zealand’s biggest financial deception
- The Bravery Academy — stories of courage, resilience, and what it really means to be brave
Join Emma @thebreatheffect on Facebook and Instagram
To learn the tools that Emma used to help both survive and thrive through trauma join Emma on one of her amazing online courses. Choose to reset your stress response and rewire your brain over 30 days.
The Breath Effect - thebreatheffect.com
Dr Sophie Muir - drsophiemuir.com
✳️ Now part of CONmunity Podcast (formerly Conning the Con) — an investigative true-story series exploring trust, belief, and the fine line between ambition and illusion. Follow, share, and tag @conmunitypodcast to join the conversation.
CRIMECON UK TICKETS HERE
CRIMECON US TICKETS HERE
DON’T forget to use DISCOUNT CODE “FERRIS”
- UK: Action Fraud
- NZ: NZ Government - Scams
- NZ: Netsafe
- Australia: Scamwatch
- US: USA Government - Scams
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.