FBI Retired Case File Review provides a platform for me to showcase FBI stories about successes and sacrifices and continue to serve the FBI.
I’m proud to host one of several active podcasts hosted by retired agents and the FBI that promote the FBI and our law enforcement partners.
Our shows contribute to the positive public perception of the FBI and preserve institutional knowledge.
As retired and former agents, I believe it’s our responsibility to remind the public about the amazing work the FBI does each and every day.
Learn about these FBI podcasts and where you can listen to them:
FBI Retired Case File Review
Have you ever thought how cool it would be to eavesdrop on the FBI? Retired agent Jerri Williams interviews her former FBI colleagues as they share personal case reviews about the Bureau’s most intriguing investigations, while also debunking misconceptions.
The Consult
The Consult is a true crime podcast that examines behavior exhibited before, during, and after the commission of a criminal act. Consultants, including host Julia Cowley, are retired FBI profilers who worked the cases.
Stop The Killing
Join retired agent Katherine Schweit, former head of the FBI’s Active Shooter Program, and true-crime producer Sarah Ferris in the show that doesn’t just document mass shootings but equips listeners to recognize warning signs and understand preventative strategies.
Real Crime Profile
Join retired agents, Jim Clemente and Kathy Canning Mello (both former FBI profilers), as they profile behavior from real criminal cases.
Best Case Worst Case
Former FBI profiler Jim Clemente and former federal prosecutor Francey Hakes take you behind police lines and get unparalleled access to law enforcement officers, looking back at their most memorable cases – for better or for worse.
Badass in Heels
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be a woman in the FBI, this podcast is for you! Hosted by retired agent Nancy Aguilar, brace yourselves as you listen to women with a badge talk about their personal stories and career journey.
Cold Red Podcast
Ride along with retired agents Ray Carr and James “Fitz” Fitzgerald as they dive into various cold cases, innocence projects, and some of their classic, high-profile, international cases.
The CyBUr Guy Podcast
Retired agent Darren J. Mott provides cyber-related insight and education for individuals and businesses, including discussions on historical FBI cyber and counterintelligence cases and current cybercrime issues.
Fraud Eats Strategy
Join former agent Scott Moritz to hear about crime families, penny stock boiler rooms, international money launderers, narco-traffickers, oligarchs, dictators, warlords, and kleptocrats.
Break the Case with Jen Coffindaffer FBI
Retired FBI Agent Jen Coffindaffer peels back the layers of the True Crime cases you care about with retired agents, profilers, psychologists, witnesses and victims directly involved in the cases we break down.
Inside the FBI
This official FBI show highlights news, cases, and people from around the Bureau.
Ahead of the Threat: The FBI Cyber Podcast
On Ahead of the Threat, Bryan Vorndran, assistant director of the FBI’s Cyber Division, and Jamil Farshchi discuss emerging cyber threats and the enduring importance of cybersecurity fundamentals.
Simon Worldwide Investigations (Honorable Mention):
Although not an FBI podcast but retired agent Tom Simon posts quirky short videos about embezzlements, investment frauds, email/social media scams and various other crimes. Watch on LinkedIn or Instagram
Jeri Williams is both a friend and former colleague who has done nothing more than espouse about all the good the men and women have done for the American people that mostly goes unseen. Serving as a special agent in the FBI has always been demanding, but in today’s world, it comes with even greater challenges. The role requires navigating an increasingly complex landscape of cyber threats, domestic terrorism, organized crime, and foreign intelligence operations, all while facing heightened public scrutiny and political tensions.
The FBI has been at the center of political debates, with some seeing it as a defender of democracy and others accusing it of bias. What most American’s don’t see is that the agents have remained neutral and focus on enforcing the law, not politics, but the public perception of their work can still be polarizing.
People don’t realize that this job requires long hours, irregular shifts, and frequent travel. When agents are working undercover or handling violent crime cases, they can be psychologically taxing. Many agents experience burnout due to the intense pressure and secrecy required in their roles.
FBI agents rely on each other in high-stress situations, fostering a strong sense of camaraderie. However, the bureaucracy and leadership shifts within the agency can sometimes lead to internal frustrations. Despite these challenges, many agents remain committed to their mission because; they believe in upholding justice and protecting our country
So, the next time you run into one of these FBI agents thank them for what they do and for protecting you.
Thanks for your insight on the issues affecting the FBI. You’re the real deal!