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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 the gap between headlines and reality, and asks: what happens when we finally see crime clearly? New episodes drop every other week! Visit ahdatalytics.com to learn more.
AH Datalytics hosts The Jeff-alytics Podcast, a society show with 44 episodes published.
Every time a gun is recovered at a crime scene in America, a quiet process begins. The gun is traced backward through manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers to find out where it came from and how it got to the scene.
My guest today is Andrew Papachristos, one of the smartest people (though he is a Bears fan) thinking through how to use data to reduce gun violence. Andy has spent his career trying to read networks more systematically.
My guest today is Insha Rahman, the president of the Vera Institute of Justice, the oldest and largest justice reform organization in the country. Insha has spent the past ten years building out everything from bail refo
Crime is falling fast in America , and, as the many different opinions on the podcast can attest, almost nobody can agree on why. My guest today has spent thirty years inside the question of America’s changing crime tren
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
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 a
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 a
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. Resident
“We should treat gun violence like a public health problem” is a phrase that is often used but rarely defined. My guest today is Dr. Megan Ranney, an emergency physician, injury prevention researcher, and the Dean of the
The national conversation around gun violence tends to revolve around what laws should be passed next. But a lot of the work of reducing violence doesn’t happen in Congress. It happens in cities, hospitals, community org
For decades, the response to rising crime has been fairly predictable: increase penalties, increase sentences, and hope it works. My guest today says that framework misses the point. Greg Newburn is the Director of Crimi
Most debates about crime policy are framed as a choice. You’re either tough on crime or you’re not. You focus on enforcement or prevention. And the answers tend to sound simple. But once you move from talking about crime
What actually drives change on an issue like gun violence? Is it policy? Culture? Policing? Or something harder to measure? To help answer that question I’m turning to Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut. Senator Murphy
Answering the why of crime trends is frequently much harder than answering the what. The same data inevitably leads to very different explanations depending on how you interpret them and what you think is driving them, a
Sometimes the hardest part about a crime isn't figuring out what happened — it's revisiting what's already been decided. Once a case is closed and a conclusion settles in, changing that can be just as difficult as invest
What happens when the people shaping national crime policy don’t actually have the data they need? In this episode, I sit down with Rachel Harmon, law professor at the University of Virginia who previously served as a se
Ken Dilanian is a seasoned journalist covering the Justice Department and FBI, and in this episode he shares his insights on the evolving landscape of covering those agencies. We talk about crime data, the challenges of
New Orleans has had one of the nation's highest murder rates every year for decades. Since 2023, however, violent crime has dropped sharply — and in this episode, I talk with Mayor Helena Moreno about crime and criminal
I talk a lot about crime analysis and analyzing crime data, but I realized that I’ve never actually talked to a crime analyst yet. To correct this, I’m talking with Carlee Ruiz, a former crime analyst and policing resear
Today I am talking with Adam Gelb, President and CEO of the Council on Criminal Justice. Adam started CCJ in 2019 with a vision of bringing together as many different viewpoints as possible from across the political aisl
Chris Murphy
special counsel in insurance team and private client partner · A-Action Home Inspection group
1 appearance on this show
Charles Fain Lehman
senior fellow · Manhattan Institute
1 appearance on this show
Helena Moreno
mayor of New Orleans
1 appearance on this show
Brandon Scott
Mayor of Baltimore · Bucyrus Church of God
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Doleac
Executive Vice President of Criminal Justice at Arnold Ventures
1 appearance on this show
Tim Ferguson
Assistant Director · Shibden Apex RT
1 appearance on this show
Jason Williams
Candidate for Henry County Sheriff · Williams Wellness Chiropractic & Acupuncture
1 appearance on this show
Jens Ludwig
author of Unforgiving Places · University of Chicago
1 appearance on this show
Paul Krugman
Distinguished Professor of Economics, Distinguished Scholar · Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality, Graduate Center, City University of New York
1 appearance on this show
Insha Rahman
Vera Institute of Justice
1 appearance on this show
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