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Welcome to a special American Probation and Parole Association episode of The Criminologist Podcast, brought to you by their International Relations Committee! In this installment, we reconnect with celebrated author and educator Paul MacNamara, who brings his unique perspectives to the podcast once again. Known for his captivating storytelling and unflinching insights, Paul delves into the themes of his latest book, Inside Juvie: A Teachers story, a powerful exploration of life inside Australia's juvenile detention system.
Drawing on his years as a teacher in correctional centers, Paul takes us behind the scenes of a world rarely seen. Through stories of resilience, trauma, and transformation, he offers an invaluable lens into the challenges faced by incarcerated youth and the educators striving to teach them. This episode continues the international conversation about justice, rehabilitation, and the universal role of education as a catalyst for change.
Paul's journey began with his debut book, The Criminal Class: A Memoir of a Prison Teacher, where he explored the raw realities of adult correctional facilities with a blend of humor and humanity. Now, with Inside Juvie, he focuses on the distinct complexities of working within the juvenile justice system, highlighting moments of connection and hope amidst systemic challenges.
In this special episode, we discuss:
The transition from adult corrections to juvenile detention teaching. Lessons from Paul's journey and stories from Inside Juvie. The role of education in addressing inter-generational trauma and fostering transformation. Practical insights for practitioners, educators, and policy makers in the justice system.As part of our APPA International Relations Committee Series, this episode underscores the importance of global perspectives in undertaking and addressing shared challenges in justice and corrections.
Learn more:
Purchase "Inside Juvie, A Teachers Story" Discover, "The Criminal Class: Memoir of a Prison Teacher" Explore, The TIDES Supervision model!!! Visit, The Paragon Group website!Stay connected with The Criminologist for more groundbreaking conversations. Follow us on Linked In, Instagram, and Facebook, and shared your thoughts on this episode. Together, let's continue to challenge perspectives, foster connections, and drive meaningful change!
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Welcome to Episode 221 of The Criminologist podcast! In this powerful episode, we reconnect with two incredible voices in the criminal justice reform space-Edd Flanagan and John Reed. Together, they share their transformative journey's, ground breaking work, and their ongoing mission to inspire hope and change within the criminal justice system.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE
Edd Flanagan's Story: After 20 years of imprisonment and 35 years of addiction, Edd is now 13 years into his recovery. Through his Choices and Chances program, he uses his artistic talents and lived experience to help others embark on their own journeys of rehabilitation and desistance. John Reed's Mission: As the founder of TutisOnline CIC, John leverages creativity-music, poetry, storytelling, and more- to improve mental well being and inspire reflection and change among those in the justice system. Creative Tools for Change: Discover how they use art, storytelling, and small-group engagements to foster connection and social capital. Expanding Reach: Learn about their vision for scaling their impact across the UK and beyond!Links and Resources:
Explore Edd Flanagan's YouTube channel: Dive deeper into Edd's creative work and advocacy at Ed Flanagan and Co Visit John Reed's Website: John Reed. The Story Teller FellahConnect with The Criminologist Podcast:
Websites: The Paragon Group
The TIDES Supervision Model
Email the podcast: Email the podcast
Email us as to TIDES model: TIDES email
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Episode Description:
Welcome to a special "Best Of" episode of The Criminologist Podcast, we take a deep dive into the TIDES Supervision Model---A pioneering approach that brings together Trauma Informed Awareness, Desistance Theory, and Neuroscience to create a meaningful, transformative, client supervision. Co-created by Joseph Arvidson and Nicole Kimberley-Staeheli, TIDES redefines supervision byshifting the focus from simply managing risk, to promoting real change and positive identity transformation for clients.
This episode features powerful insights from past conversations with experts who inspire and inform the TIDES approach.
Nicole Kimberley-Staeheli on the profound impact of trauma and why a trauma sensitive approach is essential to effective interventions. Dr. Fergus McNeill on Desistance Theory, and the importance of making a shift towards a more relational approach to supervision. Dr. Jerrod Brown on the role of neuroscience in understanding client behaviors and supporting change efforts.Interested in TIDES Training or a consultation?
The TIDES Supervision model is available for training, presentations, or agency consultations. Whether you are looking to bring trauma informed awareness into your team, or want to explore the desistance focused approach to client supervision, we would love to connect!
Visit our website for more information!!!
The TIDESLLC.com
Or contact us via e-mail! [email protected]
Stay connected with The Criminologist Podcast!
The Criminologist Podcast brings you insights from experts around the world on topics ranging from the latest evidence based practices, desistance from crime, trauma informed care, and so much more! With well over 200 episodes, each installments brings fresh conversations and deep dives into transformative approaches that are reshaping criminal justice.
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Episode Summary:
In this thought provoking episode, host Joseph Arvidson sits down with Dr. Jerrod Brown to explore the complex factors contributing to false confessions and wrongful convictions. Dr. Brown, an expert in neurocriminology, offers insights into how various mental and physical health factors-such as untreated nutritional deficiencies and cognitive impairments-impact behavior, decision making, and the reliability of client interviews. Together, Joseph and Dr. Brown unpack the vulnerabilities that can make certain individuals more susceptible to false confessions, from neurodevelopmental disorders and high levels of suggestibility to external pressures in the interview room.
This episode challenges justice professionals to broaden their perspectives, looking beyond traditional frameworks like risk-needs-responsivity, to embrace a holistic view of client behavior. With practical implications for probation officers, correctional staff, and all who interact with justice-involved individuals, Dr. Brown's insights offer a pathway toward more effective, informed, and compassionate practices in the field.
What You'll Learn:
The types and causes of false confessions: Voluntary, Coerced, and Internalized. How cognitive impairments, neurodevelopmental disorders, and high suggestibility influence client statements and behaviors. The impact of nutritional deficiencies and physical health on mental well being and behavior in justice contexts. Practical strategies to improve client interactions, including accommodating neurodevelopmental needs and promoting a sensory friendly environment. Why a broader, interdisciplinary approach to justice work is essential for improving outcomes.Resources mentioned in this episode:
Neurocriminology Informed Professional Certificate ProgramFor those interested in deepening their understanding of the brain-behavior connection and its application in justice settings, Dr. Brown's certificate program offers a comprehensive look at neurocriminology's impact on criminal behavior. Learn more here
Research paper: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and the Risk-Needs-Responsivity Model. A guide for Criminal Justice and forensic mental health professionals:Co-Authored by Dr. Brown, and Joseph Arvidson, this paper dives into the complexities of working with clients affected by FASD and how the R-N-R model can be adapted to meet their unique needs.
Read their paper here!
Contact Dr. Jerrod Brown:Connect with Dr. Brown for more information on neurocriminology, false confession, and training opportunities.
Dr. Brown's email address
Stay Connected:
Make sure you subscribe to The Criminologist podcast to keep up with the latest conversations aimed at advancing your knowledge and practice in the criminal justice field.We will be back soon with more expert insights and transformative solutions!
Key words:
False Confessions, Neurocriminology, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, Wrongful Convictions, Risk-Needs-Responsivity, Cognitive Impairments, Nutrition in Criminal Justice, Joseph Arvidson, Dr. Jerrod Brown.
Credits:
Joseph Arvidson
Dr. Jerrod Brown
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Welcome to a special edition of The Criminologist podcast, brought to you in partnership with the American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) and their International Relations Committee. In this episode, host Joseph Arvidson interviews Jaron Harvey, Director of Rehabilitation and Community Supervision in Turks and Caicos, to discuss the innovative reforms reshaping probation in the Caribbean.
Join us as Jaron shares how his department is leading the charge with the implementation of the Risk-Needs-Responsivity framework, with the intent of enhancing rehabilitative outcomes. Learn about their implementation of the STICS model, a groundbreaking cognitive behavioral approach to changing negative thought patterns, and how client centered interventions are being employed to foster lasting desistance from crime. And learn about the creation of CAPP, the Caribbean Association of Probation and Parole!
Whether you are a probation officer, criminal justice reform advocate, or simply passionate about evidence based practices, this episode delivers critical insights and strtegies for transforming probation services worldwide.
Key Topics Covered:
The importance of staff being trauma informed. Addressing Criminogenic Needs with tailored interventions. Dynamic Security and relationship based supervision. Establishing the Caribbean Association of Probation and Parole.Tune in now to this special edition of The Criminologist for a closer look at how probation and parole can be re-imagined through innovation, compassion, and international cooperation. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review!
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In this powerful episode of The Criminologist podcast, host Joseph Arvidson sits down with Gaelin Elmore, former NFL player, foster youth system survivor, and now a champion for the power of belonging! Gaelin's story is one of overcoming adversity, from navigating the foster care system to making it to the NFL, and eventually finding his true calling-helping others discover the life changing power of belonging.
We explore Gaelin's personal journey of resilience and transformation, linking it to the TIDES Supervision Model's key pillars of change...Self Regulation, Identity, Resilience, and Social Support. Learn how belonging shaped his life and how it can be a critical tool in fostering positive change for at risk youth and marginalized communities.
Gaelin's expertise is not just theoretical. He offers in-person workshops adn virtual webinars (2 hours, 4 hours, or 6 hours) to help organizations implement these concepts into their work with youth and families. His website also features insightful blogs on these topics!
GaelinSpeaks.com
Tune into this heartfelt conversation as we explore how the intersection of personal growth, trauma responsiveness, and belonging can change lives...just as it did for Gaelin.
Key Takeaways:
The role of belonging in transforming lives. Gaelin's firsthand experience with overcoming adversity and building a new identity. How the TIDES Supervision model aligns with Gaelin's approach.To learn more about the TIDES Supervision Model, reach out at [email protected] or visit us at The TIDES website
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In this episode of The Criminologist Podcast, we sit down with Annie Stocksdale, a forward thinking probation officer who is redefining how high risk supervision can empower clients toward lasting change. Annie shares her innovative approach to managing high-risk clients, demonstrating that even within the boundaries of home confinement, there is potential for growth and rehabilitation. By fostering empathy and focusing on her client's long term transformation, Annie exemplifies the type of leadership needed to move Corrections into the 21st century.
Annie also highlights her experience at the recent American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) Training Institute in Indianapolis. She reflects on how meeting fellow professionals from across the country and around the world inspired her work and helped her adopt new methods for effective supervision.
We also dive into Annie's personal project-her Daily Gratitude Journal. The journal is now available on Amazon, and we encourage you to check it out!
Daily Gratitude Journal
We also discuss the upcoming APPA Winter Training Institute in Las Vegas!
APPA Las Vegas info!
Key Highlights:
Annie's approach to high-risk supervision and how she integrates empathy and growth. Insights from the APPA Training Institute in Indy. The Daily Gratitude Journal. APPA Winter Training Institute- Las Vegas 2025 registration details.Don't forget to subscribe, share and leave a review!
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In this insightful episode, host Joseph Arvidson reconnects with two pioneers in the field of Corrections, Brad Bogue and Guy Bourgon! Brad and Guy have had a profound influence on the development and implementation of evidence based practices within the criminal justice system. Both of these legends have contributed decades of research, innovation, and practical application that continue to shape modern correctional practices.
The trio discusses the critical evolution of EBP in Corrections, their shared experiences of decades in the field, and the ever-hopeful future of evidence based practices. They also explore the innovate TIDES (Trauma Informed DESistance) supervision model, and how its approach can revolutionize probation work by integrating trauma informed and desistance principles.
Join us as we explore these profound topics and reconnect with old friends who have been at the forefront of corrections reform. Whether you are a criminal justice professional, a researcher, or someone interested in the human side of rehabilitation, this episode is PACKED with invaluable lessons, stories, and inspiration.
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In this special solo episode of #TheCriminologistPodcast, host Joseph Arvidson takes listeners on a journey of reflection and continuous learning. With a rich mix of personal insights and lessons drawn from past episodes, this installment delves into the power of looking back to inform our future in the field of criminal justice and human services. Explore the significance of trauma informed care, desistance theory, and the human element of probation work...all while considering how pop culture like Breaking Bad and Mindhunter intersects with these themes.
Host Joseph Arvidson also teases exciting upcoming content, including a dual interview with two legends in the field of Corrections: Brad Bogue and Guy Bourgon, set to drop in EP 214. Don't miss the opportunity to engage deeply with the material and reflect on how these lessons can shape your life and work.
NEW RELEASE DAY: We are now dropping episodes on Tuesdays! Tune in bi-weekly for fresh insights and expert perspectives!
Key Takeaways:
The importance of reflection and continuous learning in criminal justice. Top 5 lessons learned from past episodes, including the role of trauma informed care, desistance theory, and even embracing technology! A creative exploration of the intersection between pop culture and criminal justice, featuring Breaking Bad and Mindhunter. An exciting announcement for an upcoming episode with two industry legends.If you have questions for our future guest, Brad Bogue and/or Guy Bourgon, send them to [email protected]
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In this special episode of The Criminologist Podcast, we are honored to welcome Rick Mereness, a long-time listener of the show, and fellow Minnesotan! Rick shares his incredible story of overcoming addiction, to celebrating 35 years of sobriety. His journey is a powerful testament to the strength of resilience hope, and the human spirit.
Rick opens up about his difficult childhood, the lack of social supports that influenced his early foray into alcohol and drugs use, and the years-long addiction that followed. He candidly discusses how his third trip through drug and alcohol treatment finally led to lasting sobriety, emphasizing that recovery is often a zigzag path filled with setbacks and challenges.
We delve into the value of HOPE and the critical role of IDENTITY in driving behavior. Rick's story also beautifully illustrates the concept of generativity in desistance literature, highlighting the many ways he has given back to his community. From remaining active in Alcoholics Anonymous and helping others, to working the Veteran's Court and speaking to at-risk individuals struggling with addiction, Rick's dedication to making a positive impact is truly inspiring.
A special shout-out ti Rick's son Jason, a friend and colleague, who was instrumental in coordinating this interview. Rick's journey serves as a living, breathing example of the concepts we discuss on this podcast, and we are grateful to share his story with you.
Highlights:
Rick Mereness shares his journey from addiction to celebrating 35 years of sobriety. Insights into the challenges and setbacks faced during recovery, emphasizing that it is not a linear path. The importance of resilience and hope in overcoming addiction. The role of identity in driving behavior and fostering change. Rick's contributions to his community, including his involvement with AA, Veteran's Court, and speaking engagements Acknowledgment of Rick's son Jason, for helping make this episode possible.Links Resources:
The TIDES model
Alcoholics Anonymous
The Criminologist YouTube channel
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In this enlightening episode of The Criminologist Podcast, host Joseph Arvidson sits down with Arshad Mahmood, a seasoned criminal justice professional with over 20 years of experience. Arshad has worked with various national and int4ernatiiona organizations, including the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF), Penal Reform International (PR) and the International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) in Pakistan.
Arshad shares his journey from heading the Punjab Probation and Parole Service to becoming a consultant, specializing in probation, juvenile justice, and protecting vulnerable populations. His extensive background in policy development, management, and advocacy offers a unique perspective on the role of probation officers as community designers.
Join us as we delve into an array of topics, uncovering valuable lessons from Arshad's international experiences and his vision for systemic social change!
Stay connected with The Criminologist Podcast:
Email: [email protected]
Facebook and Instagram: @thecriminologistpodcast
Twitter: @crimmediagroup
Linked In: Joseph Arvidson
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Remember to subscribe, like and share, and leave us a review if you enjoyed this episode Together, we can continue to grow, learn, and make a positive impact on the world of criminal justice.
Listen now and discover how we can design our communities for the better!
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Welcome to a riveting episode of The Criminologist Podcast! We are thrilled to present an amazing interview with the acclaimed writer and director, James Cox. Best known for his film Wonderland, staring Val Kilmer, James takes us on a journey through his rise in Hollywood, the challenges he faced, and his remarkable comeback.
In this episode, James delves into his early successes, the struggles with personal demons, and the resilience that fueled his return to creativity. We also explore his debut novel, "Grand Theft AI", set for release on July 23, 2024. James provides insightful commentary on the use of AI in Criminal Justice and Corrections, adding depth to the conversation for our professional audience.
James shares how the birth of his daughter has reshaped his perspective, bringing a new dimension to his work and life. As friends for several years, our conversation is candid and heartfelt, highlighting the human side of an extraordinary career.
Don't miss this engaging episode packed with stories of triumph, innovation, and personal growth. Be sure to check out the links below for more of James's work and additional resources:
James Cox Books
Atomic Tabasco short film
The TIDES Supervision Model
The Criminologist You Tube channel
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Episode Description: Welcome to this special APPA edition of The Criminologist podcast! In this episode, we are thrilled to team up once again with the American Probation and Parole Association's International Relations Committee to bring you an insightful discussion with Thomas Wuthrich of Switzerland!
Thomas Wuthrich, Chair of the European Prison Association (EPEA) and a prominent figure in prison education and criminal justice reform, joins us to share his extensive experience and knowledge. With a remarkable career spanning over two decades, Thomas has been instrumental in promoting prison education, supporting penal reforms, and collaborating with international organizations to bring about meaningful changes in the criminal justice sector.
In This Episode, We Cover:
The transformative power of education within the prison system. Thomas's pioneering work with the European Prison Education Association (EPEA) and the Swiss Prison Association. The importance of supporting prison staff and developing effective educational programs in correctional facilities. The role of international collaboration in advancing correctional education and reforms.Key Takeaways:
Education as a tool for rehabilitation and reintegration. The impact of dedicated professionals in transforming the lives of incarcerated individuals. The importance of international collaboration and sharing best practices in the field of corrections and probation.Contact us:
Email: [email protected] Facebook: The Criminologist Podcast Instagram: @thecriminologistpodcast YouTube: The Criminologist LinkedIn: Joseph ArvidsonSupport Us:
If you believe in what we are doing, spread the word! Tell a freind or a colleague about us, subscribe to the show, and follow us on social media. Your support helps us continue bringing you insightful and thought-provoking content!
Thank you for tuning in to this special episode. Until next time, always remember: There's no them..there's only us.
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Episode Description:
Welcome to Episode 208 of The Criminologist Podcast! This week, we continue our series on infamous serial killers with a detailed examination of the Green River Killer, Gary Ridgway. Our esteemed guest, Dr. Jerrod Brown, brings his extensive expertise in forensic psychology, trauma, and more to shed light on Ridgway's criminal trajectory.
Join us as we delve into the psychology and environmental factors that influenced Ridgway's path to becoming one of the most notorious serial killers in history. By understanding these precursors, we aim to equip criminal justice practitioners with the insights needed to recognize similar variables in their own clients, ultimately fostering early intervention and prevention.
In this episode, we cover:
The correlates and precursors to Gary Ridgway's criminal behavior. The importance of trauma-informed care and resilience in criminal justice settings. Practical applications of these insights for probation, parole, and corrections professionals. How the TIDES Supervision Model can enhance your approaches to client management.Our conversation with Dr. Brown highlights the importance of recognizing trauma and adverse experiences in shaping criminal behavior and the critical role of desistance-focused interventions.
Resources Mentioned:
The TIDES Supervision Model
Truama, Resilience, and Self Care Strategies at Concordia
Becoming a Neurocriminology Informed Professioanal
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In this episode of The Criminologist podcast, host Joseph Arvidson sits down with Brian Koehn and Paul Sheldon to discuss innovate approaches to corrections reform. Brian Koehn has dedicated over 28 years to the field of Corrections, rising through the ranks to hold multiple leadership positions. He is the founder of Social Purpose Corrections (SPC), an organization committed to bringing safety, wellness, hope, and compassion to the Corrections industry through a transformative culture shift.
Paul Sheldon, a collaborative fundraising development consultant, specializes in long term sustainability, equity, and altruistic creativity. His work with Dreamosophy, Roots of Success, Insight Garden Program and other initiatives aims to implement sustainability practices within and other institutions.
Join us as we delve into their unique perspectives, the challenges facing the Corrections industry, and the innovative solutions they are championing! Don't miss this insightful conversation on the future of Corrections reform!
Links and Resources:
Social Purpose Corrections
Dreamosophy
The Tides website
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Join us in this riveting episode of The Criminologist Podcast, as we dive deep into the transformative world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Corrections. Our special guests, Pia Puolakka, a seasoned expert in forensic psychology and digital rehabilitation, and Omega 8, an "AI specialist", shed light on the groundbreaking advancements reshaping rehabilitation within correctional facilities.
Pia Puolakka brings her wealth of experience from the front lines of implementing digital rehabilitation strategies in prisons, including the innovative Smart Prison concept. Discover how AI is revolutionizing inmate education, healthcare access, and social integration, paving the way for enhanced rehabilitation outcomes and reduced recidivism rates.
Omega 8, our AI guest, shares fascinating insights into the future prospects of digitalized prisons powered by AI. Explore the potential for AI applications in probation and parole, and gain valuable perspectives on the ethical considerations and legislative frameworks shaping the AI landscape in corrections.
In this thought-provoking episode, we also delve into the impact of AI on offender assessment, management, and the integration of psychological practices for holistic rehabilitation. Plus, don't miss our humorous closing segment with Omega 8...guaranteed to leave you with a smile!
Tune into The Criminologist and unlock the secrets behind the AI revolution transforming the future of corrections. Do not miss on this enlightening conversation...valuable links below!
"Make Time Count" platform information
Rehub app info-Apple Store
Rehub app info-Google Play
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In this special American Probation and Parole Association episode of The Criminologist Podcast, we delve into captivating discussions with members of the American Probation and Parole Association's International Relations Committee Fresh from their participation in the 6th World Congress on Probation and Parole held in The Hague, they share their profound reflections and insights on the global landscape of probation and parole.
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Impactful Session and Discussions: Our guests recount the most impactful sessions and discussions they experienced during the World Congress, shedding light on why these moments stood out and their significant for the field., Key Insights from Global Practices. Discover key insights and innovative practices from various countries discussed at the Congress, and explore their potential applications in the American probation and parole context. Building Partnerships and Networking. Learn about the meaningful connections and partnerships formed or strengthened during the World Congress, highlighting the collaborative spirit among international professionals. Addressing Challenges and Obstacles. Delve into intriguing challenges and obstacles discussed at the Congress, and explore potential collaborative strategies to address them on a global scale. Comparative Analysis of Probation and Parole Systems: Gain insights into the major differences and similarities between probation systems across different countries, and explore emerging trends and best practices. Key Takeaways and Lessons Learned. The guests reflect on their overall experience at the World Congress, sharing key takeaways and lessons learned that are poised to have a lasting impact on the field of probation and parole globally.Conclusion: Host Joseph Arvidson concludes the episode by expressing gratitude to the guests for their valuable insights and invites listeners to engage further with The Criminologist podcast community. Stay tuned for more episodes exploring crucial topic s in Criminal Justice and fostering a global dialogue for positive change.
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Join us in this riveting episode as we delve into the intricate case of Dennis Rader, also known as the "BTK Killer", with Dr. Jerrod Brown, Edtor-in-Chief of Forensic Scholars Today and a leading expert in forensic mental health studies. In this thought provoking discussion, we explore the psychological and criminological aspects of Rader's crimes, aiming to understand the factors that led to his heinous actions.
Dr. Jerrod Brown as an esteemed expert in forensic mental health studies. His contributions to the field have significantly advanced our understanding of criminal behavior and the intersection of psychology and criminology.
The TIDES Website!
The Criminologist You Tube channel
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Welcome to The Criminologist podcast! In this episode, Joseph Arvidson dives deep into the transformative power of data and storytelling in reshaping perceptions and narratives within the criminal justice landscape. Joined by two dynamic guests, Jackie Dunn and Jonathan Fisher, this episode explores innovate approaches to drive positive change in our understanding of justice-involved individuals.
Jonathan Fisher, renowned for his expertise in leveraging participatory photography to empower communities, and Jackie Dunn, a passionate advocate for data-driven criminal justice reform, share their insights and experiences in bridging the gap between data analysis and story telling.
Key topics discussed include:
The potential of data-driven strategies in criminal justice reform. Using narratives to humanize justice-involved individuals and challenge stereotypes. Strategies to shift from an "Us versus Them" mentality to a more inclusive and empathetic approach. The importance of combining data analysis with compelling storytelling for impactful advocacy.Join us as we uncover the intersection of data, narrative, and social change, and learn from the groundbreaking work of Jonathan Fisher and Jackie Dunn in driving meaningful reform within the criminal justice system!
To learn more about our guests and their impactful work, check out the links below:
Jackie Dunn and Data 4 Change
Data 4 Change on Facebook!
Jonathan's "Seeing for Ourselves" project
"Project Lives" initiative
"In a Whole New Way" initiative
"Picturing My Climate Future" initiative
"In a Whole New Way" short video promo
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Join us on The Criminologist podcast for an enlightening conversation with Stian Estenstad, a visionary leader in the filed of prisoner integration. Stian's diverse background has lead him to a career dedicated to transforming the criminal justice landscape. In this episode,we delve into Stian's remakable journey, from being a prison officer in Oslo, to spearheading innovative projects like the "Tiltak ovenfor Gjengangere" initiative and the "Nettverk etter soning" (NES) program, both providing crucial support for individuals transitioning from incarceration to society.
Tune it to gain valuable insights into the future of reintegration efforts and the transformative power of dedicated individuals like Stian Estanstad!!
The Criminologist You Tube channel
The Paragon Group
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