Episodes
Polygraph Truth How to Choose the Right Examiner and Avoid Inconclusive Results
In this episode of Inside the Polygraph, David Goldberg speaks directly to the listeners and followers who turn to this platform for answers, clarity, and closure. With more than 24 and a half years of experience and over 20,000 examinations conducted, David explains why polygraph testing is not just for criminal investigations or arrests. He breaks down how polygraphs can help people facing personal, professional, and legal issues make informed decisions and move forward with confidence.
Falsely Accused or Under Investigation? The Eric Swalwell Case: Power, Control, and Denial
In this episode of Inside the Polygraph, David Goldberg takes on one of the biggest misconceptions surrounding polygraph examinations: the claim that they are useless, unreliable, or cannot help in real legal matters. Speaking directly to anyone who is falsely accused, under investigation, or facing criminal allegations, David explains why relying on opinions from family, friends, social media, or uninformed sources can be one of the biggest mistakes a person makes when their future is on th…
Inside the FBI: Eric Robinson on SWAT Raids, Polygraphs, and Real Investigations
In this compelling episode of Inside the Polygraph, David Goldberg sits down with retired FBI Special Agent Eric Robinson for an in-depth conversation about what life inside the Bureau is really like. With more than 24 years of service, experience in major investigations, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, informant recruitment, sexual child exploitation cases, financial crimes, and time spent on an elite FBI SWAT team, Eric brings a rare level of insight to the show.
This episod…
The Truth Behind Homicide: Justin Bocock on Violent Crimes, Cold Cases & Detective Work
In this powerful episode of Inside the Polygraph, David Goldberg sits down with special guest Justin Bocock — a retired homicide detective, former Uniformed Secret Service officer, award-winning investigator, and published author.
With over 20 years in law enforcement and more than 100 serious violent cases solved, Justin brings listeners deep inside the real world of homicide investigations. From his unexpected path into law enforcement to working high-level violent crime and cold c…
Lies: Why People Lie and How the Truth Reveals Itself
In this episode of Inside the Polygraph, David Goldberg breaks down one of the oldest and most universal parts of human behavior: lying. From childhood deception to life-altering falsehoods, David explains why people lie, how lies develop, and what actually happens inside the body when someone is being deceptive.
Drawing on his experience as an expert polygraph examiner, David explains why telling the truth is natural while lying requires effort, memory, and control. He explores how …
Polygraph Q&A: Pre-Employment, Inconclusives, Juveniles, and Common Myths
In this listener Q&A episode of Inside the Polygraph, David Goldberg answers questions sent in from around the United States and around the world, covering some of the most common concerns people have before taking a polygraph test.
From pre-employment issues and prior juvenile history to heart murmurs, inconclusive results, private testing, juvenile testing age requirements, and whether a spouse can sit in during an exam, David breaks down what really matters — and what doesn’t …
Polygraphs, False Allegations & Winning Back Custody: A Conversation with Lisa
In this powerful and practical episode, David Goldberg joins Lisa on her podcast, Been There Got Out, for an in-depth conversation about false allegations, high-conflict custody battles, and how polygraph examinations can provide clarity, leverage, and closure.
When parents are falsely accused of abuse, the emotional toll is immediate and overwhelming. Children may be removed, reputations destroyed, and legal battles can drag on for months—or even years. David explains why stress man…
Deflection, Accountability, and Being a Voice for the Victims
In this powerful follow-up episode, David Goldberg examines the recent Capitol Hill hearing surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein case and focuses on what he believes matters most: accountability and the voices of victims.
Drawing from his experience as an investigator and polygraph examiner, David analyzes what he observed during the hearing—particularly instances of deflection, non-answers, and rhetorical diversion instead of direct responses to direct questions. He explains how deflecti…