Ep. 18 Gangs and Mass Shootings with James Densley
This week we speak with James Densley from the School of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice at Metro State in Minnesota. James talks to us about his work on street gangs across Europe, gang activity...
10 Mai 20211h 30min
Ep. 17 Grad Spotlight: Police Legitimacy and Race with Juwan Bennett
This week, Jose speaks with Temple doctoral candidate Juwan Bennett. We talk about Juwan's 2nd place finish paper for ASC's Gene Carte Student Paper Award. The paper touched on police legitimacy and h...
26 Apr 202159min
Ep. 16 Learning Opportunities During Incarceration with Ajima Olaghere
This week we speak with Professor Ajima Olaghere from the Department of Criminal Justice at Temple University. We discuss issues of education within incarceration settings, mainly literacy and numerac...
12 Apr 20211h 2min
Ep. 15 Illicit Networks, Mafias, and Organized Crime with Cecilia Meneghini + BONUS MATERIAL
This week we speak with recent PhD graduate Cecilia Meneghini. We talk about her work on illicit markets, organized crime, and Italian mafias. Cecilia has published in journals such as Applied Network...
29 Mar 20211h 32min
Ep. 14 Grad Life: Comprehensive Exams and Qualifying Papers with Ilana Friedman and Ted Lentz
This week we speak with doctoral candidate Ilana Friedman who is at the University of Texas at Austin's department of Sociology and Ted Lentz who is an assistant professor in the Department of Crimino...
15 Mar 20211h 17min
Ep. 13 Grad Life: Parenting while in Grad School with Kendra Clark
This week we speak with doctoral candidate Kendra Clark about parenting while in grad school! Kendra tells us about the planning involved and her experience of being pregnant and than having a baby wh...
1 Mar 202151min
Ep. 12 Gangs and Self-Control with David Pyrooz
This week we speak with David Pyrooz from the University of Colorado Boulder. We talk about gangs in the United States as well as internationally. What are the characteristics of gangs and gang member...
15 Feb 20211h 13min
Ep. 11 Secondary Violence and COVID-19 in Prisons with Meghan Novisky
This week we speak with Meghan Novisky from Cleveland State University. We talk about people who have been incarcerated and their experiences with violence, especially secondary violence. We also talk...
1 Feb 20211h 7min
