EP 177: Decoding Ed Gein. A Neuro Criminology Perspective
Release Date: 09/16/2023
EP 204: An APPA Special Edition! Reflections from the 6th World Congress on Probation and Parole!!
The Criminologist
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. OUTLINE: Impactful Session and Discussions: Our guests recount the most impactful sessions and discussions they experienced during the World Congress,...
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Unravelling the Mind of a Serial Killer: The Case of Dennis Rader (BTK) with Dr. Jerrod Brown!
The Criminologist
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...
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EP 202: Jackie Dunn and Jonathan Fisher...Empowering Justice Narratives
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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...
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EP 201: Stian Estenstad, Championing Prison Reform and Reintegration
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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...
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Episode 200!!! A Milestone Conversation with Dr. Dena Hanley
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In our landmark 200th episode, "The Criminologists Podcast" welcomes the esteemed Dr. Dena Hanley, a visionary in the field of correctional services and supervision practices. Join us as we delve into a thought-provoking discussion that spans the breadth and depth of criminal justice reform, focusing on Dr. Hanley's innovative approach to value staff and enhancing organizational culture in correctional administrations. Key Episode Highlights: 1. Dr. Hanley's Journey: Learn about Dr. Hanley's 20-year career and how her education and experiences have shaped her approach to...
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EP 199: Beyond the Profile...Dr. Jerrod Brown on the Realities of Criminal Profiling.
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Episode Overview: In this captivating episode of The Criminologist Podcast, we had the pleasure of welcoming back Dr. Jerrod Brown, a distinguished figure in the realm of forensic behavioral health and neuroscience. Dr. Brown, an Assistance Professor and Program Director at Concordia University/St. Paul, brought his extensive expertise to a fascinating discussion on criminal behavioral profiling, its portrayal in popular media, and the significant role of neuroscience in understanding criminal behavior. Key Highlights: Profiling in Pop Culture: Dr. Brown delves into the depiction...
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EP 198: Beyond Boundries...Jochum Wildeman and the Global Probation Dialogue!
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Episode Description: In this insightful episode of The Criminologist Podcast, we sit down with Jochum Wildeman, the visionary Head of the International Office of Dutch Probation! With a career dedicated to redefining the landscape of probation through strategic leadership, innovation, and a deep commitment to collaborative practices, Jochum shares his profound insights into the evolution of probation services and his role in orchestrating the 6th World Congress on Probation and Parole. Key Insights: Visionary Leadership: Explore Jochum's journey as a leader who skillfully...
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TIDES Rising: How Trauma-Informed Care Enhances Correctional Efficacy!
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OVERVIEW: In this compelling episode, we revisit an insightful conversation with Nicole Kimberley-Staeheli, an expert in Trauma Informed Care and Cognitive Behavioral Interventions! Together, we delve into the innovative TIDES (Trauma Informed Desistance) approach, a framework designed to transform corrections practices by adopting a trauma-informed lens in understanding and responding to client behaviors. Nicole challenges us to see beyond conventional labels, urging Corrections professionals to interpret client behaviors as survival strategies rooted in past trauma. This episode not only...
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EP 196: Art Behind Bars. Suzanne Costello's Journey in Dance and Rehabilitation!
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EP 195: Global Perspectives on Criminal Justice Reform. Insights from Nairobi, Kenya!!!
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Welcome back to another enlightening episode of "The Criminologist" podcast! In this installment, we delve into the world of criminal justice, rehabilitation, and reintegration with a very special guest. Join your host, Joseph Arvidson, as we sit down with Nancy Nungari, a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience. Nancy Nungari is a clinical psychologist, program manager, and correctional practitioner with a focus on assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, and reintegration of justice-involved individuals. In this engaging conversation, we explore a wide range of topics, from the...
info_outlineIn this thought provoking episode, we delve deep into the mind of one the most notorious notorious figures in criminal history: Ed Gein. But our journey is not one of sensationalism or morbid curiosity. Instead, we navigate the maze of factors and influences the sculpted Gein's actions, seeking a comprehensive understanding rather than mere shock value.
Joined by Dr. Jerrod Brown, a renowned figure in forensic and neuro criminology, we shine a spotlight on the critical facets of this case:
- Holistic Understanding: The paramount importance of assessing clients from a holistic viewpoint, emphasizing factors that may have roots as far back as prenatal stages.
- Social Isolation's Grip: Exploring how Gein's isolation magnified his social skills deficits and the broader implications of this in the realm of criminal behavior.
- Building Attachments: Drawing parallels between solid attachment patterns and the foundation of house, and understanding how trauma can fracture these pivotal links.
- Trauma Informed Care: A reminder of the ground breaking TIDES model and its value in recognizing and addressing the cracks that trauma inflicts on our mental foundations.
This episode is a clarion call for all Human Service Professionals! It emphasizes the need for early recognition, comprehensive understanding, and proactive intervention, drawing lessons from history to shape a safer future.
Join us in this exploration, as we aim to equip our listeners with the insights they need to potentially recognize and divert paths that may lead to future tragedies.
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Trauma, Resilience, and Self Care Strategies program