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Policing in a Minute is a podcast from the Future Policing Institute that covers important topics in policing in brief summaries of 1-2 minutes. Each episode provides the three most important things to know about a particular subject, such as preventable error, officer safety and wellness, community trust, and crime control strategies. The podcast is designed for listeners with limited time and aims to explore issues important to the future of policing.
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Booking probability
19%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchPolicing in a Minute is a podcast from the Future Policing Institute that covers important topics in policing in brief summaries of 1-2 minutes. Each episode provides the three most important things to know about a particular subject, such as preventable error, officer safety and wellness, community trust, and crime control strategies.
Policing in a Minute is hosted by Future Policing Institute. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Finding Purpose in Policing" (15 May 2025, 2 minutes), "The Plan" (6 May 2025, 2 minutes), and "Finding Balance in Uncertainty: A Quick Leadership Insight." (1 May 2025, 3 minutes).
Policing in a Minute publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 2 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for Policing in a Minute is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Policing in a Minute requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Policing in a Minute's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Policing in a Minute are Courts, Police & Public Safety. Policing in a Minute has a business audience.
Future Policing Institute hosts Policing in a Minute, a business podcast with 16 episodes published.
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Episode #16
Policing is a complex system that requires strong leadership. To effectively guide their organizations, police leaders must create a shared vision of organizational purpose and values that align with community needs and...
Episode #15
In this episode, we present a fascinating journey of how a simple plan transforms as it ascends through the ranks of a police department, evolving into an unquestionable policy. Consider the dynamics of organizational...
Episode #14
"Finding Balance in Uncertainty: A Quick Leadership Insight." This brief episode shares a timeless Chinese parable offering a valuable perspective on navigating the unexpected, particularly relevant for leaders and...
Episode #12
This episode summarizes the essentials of evidence-based policing (EBP), an organizational strategy using the best available evidence to shape police crime control strategies. In brief, EBP reduces crime and boosts...
Episode #11
Police fatigue is more than just feeling tired — it's a critical issue that affects officer safety, decision-making, and public trust. In this concise Policing in a Minute podcast series, produced by the Future Policing...
Episode #10
Police fatigue is more than just feeling tired — it's a critical issue that affects officer safety, decision-making, and public trust. In this concise Policing in a Minute podcast series, produced by the Future Policing...
Episode #9
Police fatigue is more than just feeling tired — it's a critical issue that affects officer safety, decision-making, and public trust. In this concise Policing in a Minute podcast series, produced by the Future Policing...
Episode #8
Police fatigue is more than just feeling tired — it's a critical issue that affects officer safety, decision-making, and public trust. In this concise yet insightful Policing in a Minute podcast series, produced by the...
Episode #7
Discover one of the secrets of effective policing with the Policing in a Minute podcast about the Koper Curve! Take a quick dive into the groundbreaking principle developed by criminologist Chris Koper, which reveals...
Episode #6
Hotspot policing is one of the most effective crime reduction strategies in contemporary policing. Did you know that rigorous research has shown crime is often concentrated in small, definable areas? By targeting these...
Episode #5
AI-generated fake news that spreads either misinformation, or disinformation (fake news) directly attacks the police-community relationship and can dramatically diminish the public’s trust and confidence in the police...
Episode #4
Preventable errors in policing often result in costly, sometimes tragic outcomes. Avoiding policing errors requires foresight and the identification of risks before they escalate. It also requires a constructive...
Episode #3
Tragically, complacency in policing has been linked to many on-duty officer injuries and deaths. The saying “complacency kills” is no joke. Complacency in policing arises when routine and overconfidence lead cops to...
Episode #2
Every policing agency faces the potential need for a highly trained tactical unit. But should each one have its own SWAT Team? In this episode, we give you the three most important issues to consider when deciding to...
Episode #1
As the cost of policing increases, and local government budgets tighten, thoughtful determinations about the number of police officers a community needs are becoming more important. In this episode, we give you the...
Episode #0
Policing in a minute is a podcast of the Future Policing Institute. It's intended to provide brief summaries of topics important to policing today and in the future. All in about a minute. Episodes are designed for you...
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