Law & Disorder: What Criminology and Forensic Psych Can Learn From Entertainment's Bad Behavior- Berkshire Podcast Festival live show

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🗓️ 11 December 2024

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Please enjoy this live recording from the Berkshire Podcast Festival from October of 2025. We teamed up with Dr. Megan from Women & Crime to dicuss the ethics of our professions by highlighting some VERY bad examples in the media, both creative and non-fiction. We also touch on how we take these ethical considerations into our work as content creators who are still working in the field every day.

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Hi, everyone. We are deep in that time between the holidays, and therefore we are bringing you a special bonus episode today. What you're going to hear is our live show from the Berkshires Podcast Festival from October of this year.
0:37.3	The topic of our presentation was law and disorder, what criminality. Here is our live show from the Berkshires Podcast Festival from October of this year.
0:37.6	The topic of our presentation was law and disorder, what criminology and forensic
0:42.5	site can learn from entertainment's bad behavior.
0:45.8	And we were delighted to put this together with our friend, Dr. Megan Sacks, of the Women
0:49.7	and Crime and Direct Appeals Podcasts.
0:52.7	The presentation was interactive, so there's quite a number of movie and TV show clips
0:58.0	and some activities that we did with the audience.
1:00.3	So it's a bit of a different listening experience, but we think it's going to be a really
1:03.5	great discussion that translates well for the podcast.
1:06.7	Having said that, we started with a cold open that involves a clip, so that's what you'll hear first.
1:12.3	Please don't confuse Jennifer Aniston's voice with Dr. Shiloh's.
1:15.2	I know it's hard, and sometimes the hair is very similar.
1:18.9	The hair.
1:19.5	But not the listening experience.
1:21.1	No, that's okay.
1:21.7	You can confuse me with her anytime.
1:24.1	We'll have a new episode for you on Christmas Day, but until then, please enjoy this live
1:28.1	presentation.
1:42.5	You don't joke in therapy. I'm just, I'm feeling kind of nervous.
1:48.0	You know, I got this really important audition tomorrow.
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