The DVERT Brief
Substance Abuse and Domestic Violent Extremism
This DVERT Brief examines the relationship between substance abuse and violent extremism. Read more here .

The DVERT Brief is an AI-generated podcast highlighting new research, trends, and findings on radicalization and violent extremism in the United States. Whether you're a policymaker, practitioner, academic, or simply curious about the evolving domestic threat landscape, The DVERT Brief has you covered. New episodes out biweekly.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe DVERT Brief is an AI-generated podcast highlighting new research, trends, and findings on radicalization and violent extremism in the United States. Whether you're a policymaker, practitioner, academic, or simply curious about the evolving domestic threat landscape, The DVERT Brief has you covered. New episodes out biweekly.
The DVERT Brief is hosted by DVERT. The show has published 24 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Substance Abuse and Domestic Violent Extremism" (27 October 2026, 8 minutes), "BTAM: Behavioral Threat Assessment Outcomes in School Settings" (13 October 2026, 8 minutes), and "Trends and Recommendations: Homicides in Medical Settings" (29 September 2026, 9 minutes).
The DVERT Brief publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 9 minutes across 24 episodes.
Booking probability for The DVERT Brief is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The DVERT Brief requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The DVERT Brief's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The DVERT Brief are Courts, Police & Public Safety. The DVERT Brief has an education audience.
DVERT hosts The DVERT Brief, an education podcast with 24 episodes published.
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This DVERT Brief examines the relationship between substance abuse and violent extremism. Read more here .
This episode of the DVERT Brief examines outcomes of BTAM in schools, highlighting its potential to prevent violence while helping students remain engaged in school. Read more here .
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This episode of The DVERT Brief outlines patterns and risk factors of homicides and active shooter incidents in medical settings and offers prevention strategies for healthcare institutions. Read more here .
This episode of The DVERT Brief examines patterns in homicides at US colleges and universities from 2000-2025 and offers evidence-based recommendations to improve prevention and campus safety. Read more here .
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This episode of The DVERT Brief analyzes lessons learned from past incidents to identify how BTAM teams can overcome information silos and organizational issues to prevent acts of targeted violence more effectively...
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This episode of the DVERT Brief describes broad patterns in workplace insider homicides from 2000-2025 and identifies implications for practitioners and policy-makers. Read more here .
This episode of the DVERT Brief examines the exploitation of young people who participate in online mental health communities and violent actors' attempts to recruit young people with mental health diagnoses...
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This episode of the DVERT Brief analyzes recent trends in K-12 school homicides, identifies patterns in active shooter incidents and other school homicides, and offers targeted recommendations to improve preparedness...
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<p>This episode of the DVERT Brief analyzes recent trends in K-12 school homicides, identifies patterns in active shooter incidents and other school homicides, and offers targeted recommendations to improve preparedness...
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<p>This episode of the DVERT Brief addresses key questions about the True Crime Community (TCC), including what it is, why it appeals to young people, and how it intsersects with other online subcultures, equipping...
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This episode of the DVERT Brief addresses key questions about the True Crime Community (TCC), including what it is, why it appeals to young people, and how it intsersects with other online subcultures, equipping...
This episode of the DVERT Brief examines house of worship homicides from 2000-2005 and identifies implications for practitioners and policy-makers. Read more here .
<p>This episode of the DVERT Brief examines house of worship homicides from 2000-2005 and identifies implications for practitioners and policy-makers. </p> <p>Read more here.</p> <p> </p>
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<p>This episode of The DVERT Brief addresses extremists' use of graphic gore content to target and radicalize youth online, giving caregivers and practitioners the tools needed to understand the threat, recognize...
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<p>This episode of The DVERT Brief clarifies common misconceptions about The Com--a web of criminal groups--and 764, one of its most prominent networks, equipping listeners with essential information to understand the...
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<p>This episode of the DVERT Brief defines mass public shootings, discusses the role of factors such as mental health conditions and contagion, and identifies implications for practitioners and policy-makers. Read more...
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<p>This episode of The DVERT Brief examines whether past crime and violence relate to whether domestic terrorists kill or injure anyone during their attack. Read more here.</p>
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<p>This episode of The DVERT Brief highlights the need for deliberate coordination to overcome two critical barriers to effective interdisciplinary communication: differing terminology and varying threat assessment...
<p>This episode of The DVERT Brief examines the role of ideology in motivating domestic terrorism and explains why it may be more difficult to prevent acts of terrorism planned by individuals with no clear ideological...
<p>This episode of The DVERT Brief analyzes the extent to which domestic terrorists are known to system stakeholders (e.g., law enforcement, mental health providers) before their attack and discusses key implications...
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