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The Jeff-alytics Podcast

AH Datalytics
Gun Violence
NIBRS
FBI
Community Violence Intervention
Baltimore
Crime Data
Criminal Justice Policy
New Orleans
Clearance Rates
Council On Criminal Justice
Immigration
United States
Minneapolis
Kansas City, United States
Deterrence
Public Health
National Crime Victimization Survey
Economics
Bail Reform
Violent Crime Initiative

Can data uncover the real story of crime and justice in America?

Jeff Asher—nationally recognized crime data analyst, co-founder of AH Datalytics, co-creator of the Real Time Crime Index, and author of the Jeff-alytics Substack—sits down with policymakers, academics, journalists, and everyday people to reveal what the numbers actually show. Each episode challenges the myths we believe, exposes t... more

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Today's guest is Andy Wheeler, a renowned criminologist, data scientist, and founder of Crime Decoder. Andy is a terrific voice for understanding the role of technology in analyzing and decreasing crime.

We talk through Andy’s work with police depar... more

My guest today has an incredible new documentary coming out this November called Crime and Punishment in America. It's a four-part, 8 hour review of the history of crime and incarceration dating back hundreds of years all the way to today (I was fort... more

When crime rises, the instinct is usually to hire more officers, increase enforcement, and ask police departments to do even more. But after spending years investigating police departments and working on reform efforts across the country, my guest to... more

One of the hardest things for any mayor to do is convince people that a problem can actually be solved.

That may sound obvious, but when a city has struggled with violence for decades, cynicism starts to set in. Residents get frustrated. Headlines g... more

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Recent Guests

Quinton Lucas
Mayor of Kansas City
City of Kansas City, Missouri
Episode: Behind Kansas City's Crime Drop With Mayor Quinton Lucas
Megan Ranney
Emergency physician, injury prevention researcher, Dean of the Yale School of Public Health
Yale School of Public Health
Episode: The Public Health Approach To Reducing Shootings With Dr. Megan Ranney
Rob Wilcox
President and CEO of the Fund for a Safer Future
Fund for a Safer Future
Episode: 1,000 Levers For Reducing Gun Violence With Rob Wilcox
Greg Newburn
Director of Criminal Justice at the Niskanen Center
Niskanen Center
Episode: Building Towards Certainty Rather Than Severity With Greg Newburn
Neera Tanden
President and CEO of the Center for American Progress
Center for American Progress
Episode: Why Accountability and Prevention Don't Have to Be in Conflict with Neera Tanden
Senator Christopher S. Murphy
U.S. Senator from Connecticut, leading voice on gun violence reduction
United States Senate
Episode: The Past, Present, and Future of Gun Violence Reduction with Senator Chris Murphy
Charles Fain Lehman
Fellow at the Manhattan Institute focusing on crime and public policy
Manhattan Institute
Episode: Crime, Policy, and What Has Changed with Charles Fain Lehman
Jill Collin Jefferson
Civil and human rights attorney and founder of Julian
Julian
Episode: Investigating Crimes That Were Never Meant to be Reopened with Jill Collen Jefferson
Rachel Harmon
Law professor at the University of Virginia; former federal prosecutor; senior policy advisor at the White House
University of Virginia; White House Domestic Policy Council
Episode: How Criminal Justice Policy Gets Made In The White House With Rachel Harmon

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Jeff Asher
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Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • Go Birds!

    The first and only crime data podcast that exclusively interviews prosecutors who are Eagles fans.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Apple12587
    United States6 months ago
  • Tons of talking, no data

    Man was I stoked when I saw this podcast concept pop up. I thought *finally* someone is doing a deep dive on the state of crime through the lens of data, juxtaposed by how it gets reported and distorted. I was going to listen and walk away armed with some stone cold FACTS I could sling when folks say stuff like “New York City is so scary right now” (it is not, in fact, scary)

    But, no. It’s a podcast about how to talk about how to talk about crime. So much blather. I gave it my best shot. Listed... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    dave.now
    United States8 months ago
  • Great conversation!

    The brainstorming with Michael Lewis was fantastic—and fun too.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rodneylbrownjr
    United States9 months ago

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Episode 8: What Can Minneapolis Teach Us About Police Reform? with Ganesha Martin, Esq.
Q: What is the general idea behind consent decrees and how do you see their future under current national leadership?
Consent decrees are investigations into patterns of unconstitutional policing leading to negotiated changes supervised by monitors; their future is uncertain politically, but they remain useful as a mechanism to secure investment in technology, training, and accountability when embraced by communities and departments alike.
Episode 8: What Can Minneapolis Teach Us About Police Reform? with Ganesha Martin, Esq.
Q: Can you walk me through your background and how you got to be where you are now?
I'm a lawyer by training who unexpectedly found a path into policing reform, moving from Baltimore to national work, including monitoring duties and leadership roles that bridged community engagement with policy and technology.
1,000 Levers For Reducing Gun Violence With Rob Wilcox
Q: Where are you now and what is your current work focusing on?
Rob explains he is the president and CEO of the Fund for a Safer Future, a donor collaborative funding evidence‑informed policy development and programs aimed at reducing gun violence through a broad set of strategies including community violence intervention, data systems, and partnerships across federal, state, and local levels.
1,000 Levers For Reducing Gun Violence With Rob Wilcox
Q: Can you just sort of recite your background? How did you get to be here?
Rob describes a personal arc—from a Brooklyn upbringing and a career starting at a nonprofit to law, policy work, and shaping federal gun violence prevention. A family tragedy sparked his commitment, leading to roles from the White House to policy leadership and ultimately leading a donor collaborative focused on evidence-informed programs.
Building Towards Certainty Rather Than Severity With Greg Newburn
Q: What is your background and what brings you to this work?
Greg explains his role at the Niskanen Center, his earlier work with FAMM, and the shift toward a crime-control agenda grounded in evidence that treats crime and punishment as two sides of the same coin.

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A data-forward show that interrogates crime and justice through rigorous numbers, policy context, and real-world impacts. Episodes span crime data infrastructure, policing, public safety strategies, and how messaging around crime shapes public perception. The host often brings in policymakers, researchers, journalists, and practitioners to unpack complex trends with a focus on transparency, accountability, and practical solutions. Notable is the consistent emphasis on translating data into clear narratives, exploring AI and technology's role, and highlighting local success stories as a counterpoint to polarized national debates. This mix makes it appealing for listeners who want evidence-based analysis, actionable insights for policy or pol... more

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