Media and Speaking

Public criminology across formats. Some channels are active now, others are in development.

Available now

Active channels

Media Appearances: the full public record, more than thirty years of commentary and engagement Selected Broadcasts: CBC television, news, and radio segments on policing, drug policy, and public safety News Tracker: curated coverage of the live extortion crisis and related public-safety developments

Speaking and commentary

I am available for interviews and commentary on organized crime, victimization, policing policy, and the communication of criminological research to general audiences. I am particularly interested in opportunities to discuss:

Organized extortion and coercive control in immigrant communities
The gap between crime research and public understanding
Evidence-based approaches to crime reduction and victim support
Why most crime policy fails, and what would work better

For media inquiries or speaking invitations, get in touch.

In development

Coming channels

These formats are planned and will go live as they are produced. They are listed here for transparency, not as active offerings.

Podcast. Conversations with criminologists, practitioners, and people with lived experience.
Substack. Long-form essays on current cases, policy debates, and criminological puzzles.
Reels. Short explainers on concepts, cases, and common misconceptions.
Memes. Satire and commentary on the absurdities of crime and justice discourse.