A monthly podcast featuring conversations with influential thinkers in the police service and leading crime and policing researchers working to advance public safety. Often amusing, often enlightening, always informative. Jerry Ratcliffe (professor and former police officer) chats to a range of international guests covering police, policing, crime science, criminology, criminal justice, and public... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
Matt Bland is the Chief Operating Officer of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing, and an associate professor with the Police Executive Programme at the University of Cambridge. Prior to that, Dr. Bland spent a decade and a half with Norfolk and Su... more
Nola Joyce is a highly accomplished civilian policing professional who has served in leadership roles with the police departments of Chicago, Washington D.C., and Philadelphia where she held the rank of Deputy Commissioner. She is now a Partner and P... more
Stacey Rothwell is the director of innovation action across seven police forces leading ERIN, the Eastern Region Innovation Network in the UK. After a career as a sworn officer, including as a detective in financial investigation, she returned in a c... more
David Décary-Hétu is a professor at the University of Montreal and chair of the Darknet and Anonymity Research Centre. Décary-Hétu's research focuses on studying data from offenders who use anonymity technologies like the dark web, cryptocurrencies, ... more
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Highly recommended for students, practitioners and academicians to learn and understand how best in the Criminology field are applying their knowledge and expertise to make decisions that impact many lives in a positive way.
Required listening for anyone interested in criminology or LE. Especially the more practical side of criminology and smart policing.
No other podcast has the breadth of experts and topics related to evidence based policing and is executed so well. Jerry is a phenomenal host! Rather than taking the role of interviewer, he is easily able to guide interesting conversations with prominent leaders in policing, criminology, and other related fields. He is very funny and also an expert in the field so each episode is informative and entertaining.
One of the best resources on all things policing that you will find anywhere today. The crème de le crème of today’s practitioners and researchers, innovators and leaders in law enforcement. The list of interviewees/podcasts is breathtaking. Ratcliffe somehow manages to do quick, smart and funny informal chats -often over a pint – with everyone from some of the most renowned scholars in the world (#66 David Weisburd, #57 Ken Pease, #19: Lorraine Mazerolle), to legends in the fields (#37 Bill Bra... more
An amazing set of podcasts with a variety of inspirational guests. The subjects covered are dealt with in frank and honest conversations. Well worth listening too.
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This podcast features engaging conversations with influential figures in policing and crime research, focusing on advancing public safety. The discussions cover a broad spectrum of topics related to crime science, criminology, criminal justice, and public safety policy, with guests ranging from law enforcement leaders to academic experts. The host, who combines humor with expert knowledge, aims to make complex subjects accessible while providing insights into the challenges and innovations in the sector. Each episode is designed to be not just informative but also entertaining, making it appealing to both professionals in the field and general audiences interested in crime and public safety issues.
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Recent guests on Reducing Crime include:
1. Matt Bland
2. Nola Joyce
3. Stacey Rothwell
4. David Décary-Hétu
5. Loren Atherley
6. Cliff Stott
7. Kassy Alia Ray
8. Jason Potts
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