Behind the Police

This podcast miniseries, 'Behind the Police,' hosted by Robert Evans and Propaganda, delves into the historical roots of American policing, tracing its evolution from slavery to modern-day issues like police militarization and violence. It's an ideal platform for experts in criminal justice reform, history, sociology, and activism who can discuss the systemic issues within law enforcement and offer insights into potential solutions. The show's deep dive into historical context and social impact makes it a valuable opportunity for guests looking to educate a broad audience on critical issues.

8 episodes, Irregular, 4.2 rating

10k-100k, Male, USA

30s Ad: 552 - 628, 60s Ad: 653 - 728, CPM Category: Society & Culture

How did American police get so violent? The answer to that question goes back centuries, to the earliest days of this nation. On this special podcast miniseries hosts Robert Evans and rap artist Propaganda (Jason Petty) draw a straight line from the darkest days of slavery, to the murder of George Floyd and the mass violence American police meted out to their citizens this summer.

Tricia Durrant

Robert Evans, Propaganda (Jason Petty)

Society & Culture, History, Politics, Social Sciences

Ph.D. in History or Sociology, Law Degree with focus on Civil Rights, extensive experience as a journalist or researcher specializing in criminal justice or social movements.

authorship of books on policing, history, or social justice, academic research in criminal justice or sociology, activism and advocacy in related fields, experience with law enforcement reform initiatives

Propaganda - Fascist Insurrections, Evolution Of Antifascists, Robert Evans - History Of Police Militarization, Police Training, MOVE Bombing, Texas Rangers, Political Violence, Propaganda - History Of Police Militarization, Police Training, MOVE Bombing, Texas Rangers, Political Violence, Robert Evans - Police Unions, Police Misconduct, Police Reform, Broken-windows Policing, Propaganda - Police Unions, Police Misconduct, Police Reform, Broken-windows Policing

police brutality, police militarization, history of policing, slavery, racial injustice, law enforcement, criminal justice reform, police unions, lynching, insurrections