School shootings, mass shootings, extremism, terrorism, and systemic gun violence are not separate domains. They all sit at the intersection of risk, security, education, and technology/artificial intelligence (AI). riedmanreport.substack.com
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Riedman Report: Risk, AI, Education, & Security is a education podcast hosted by David Riedman, PhD, with 101 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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David Riedman, PhD hosts Riedman Report: Risk, AI, Education, & Security, a education show with 101 episodes published.
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Riedman Report: Risk, AI, Education, & Security
Help bring 'The Relentless School Nurse' home (Ep 2 rewind)
Jun 3, 202648 minS0
<p>Robin Cogan, the former president of the National Association of School Nurses and the guest on episode 2 of my podcast back in June 2024 (Can School Nurses Prevent the Next School Shooting?) has been diagnosed with a sudden onset terminal illness while traveling out of state. Her family needs help paying for medical flight back to New Jersey. While I never met Robin in person, from my virtual interactions she was an extremely kind and caring woman who was committed to children’s wellness.</p><p>Robin also setup our joint interview on the New England Journal of Medicine podcast (Wh...
Ep 74. Mom saves radicalized son from ending his life
May 28, 202658 minS0
<p>Guest: Dana Grueser, mother. As someone who nearly lost my son to online radicalization by 764 & NVE, I spotlight dangers caused by addictive, unrestrained tech & help others prioritize real world experiences.</p><p>Guest: Allizandra Herberhold, LMSW, works with radicalized, at-risk, and violent teens and young adults to prevent mass shootings and counter violent extremism.</p><p>* Ep 69. Going viral in extremist communities. Our last podcast about TCC and online radicalization is being reposted and critiqued by members of the True Crime Community.</p><p>* Ep 60. Inside the True Crime Community (TCC) that grooms teens into school shooters. The last 7...
Ep 73. Why students cancelled an AI surveillance contract
Apr 24, 202624 minS0
<p>Guest: Danny Otten, PhD candidate in computer science and VP of the Graduate Student Association at William & Mary in Virginia</p><p>Background: </p><p>* William & Mary students vote to end AI surveillance contract</p><p>* AI system failed to identify a school shooting in progress at Antioch High</p><p>* AI classified Doritos chips as a gun and then police pointed real guns at students</p><p>* FTC take action on the false marketing claims of an AI metal detector company</p><p>* AI camera system dispatch police for an active shooter who was a band student holding...
Ep 72. Secretary of Education on preventing school shootings
Apr 6, 202623 minS0
<p>Guest: Dr. Daniel Hamlin is the Oklahoma Secretary of Education, a Presidential Professor in education policy, and Faculty Director of the Oklahoma Center for Education Policy (OCEP)</p><p>Paper: Stopping Violence Before It Starts: An Analysis of How Potential School Gun Attacks Are Exposed</p><p>Plain language summary: Four ways school shootings are averted </p><p>Abstract: Gun violence in U.S. schools continues to be a persistent concern. A promising line of scholarship focuses on potential school gun attacks that were stopped before they could occur, but this work is limited to a small number of...
Ep 71. Terrorist attacks at schools and future of the war in Iran with Bruce Hoffman
Mar 16, 202638 minS0
<p>Background: Terrorists attack 2 US schools on the same day</p><p>Guest: Dr. Bruce Hoffman, Georgetown University, author of Inside Terrorism</p><p>Professor Bruce Hoffman has been studying terrorism and insurgency for nearly five decades. He is a tenured professor in Georgetown University’s Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service where from 2010 to 2017 he was the Director of both the Center for Security Studies and of the Security Studies Program and from 2020-2023 the director of the Center for Jewish Civilization. In addition, Professor Hoffman is Professor Emeritus of Terrorism Studies at St Andrews University, Scotland. He pr...
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