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The Jeff-alytics PodcastHow Cities Succeed and Fail in Public Safety Policy with Gloria GongOne of the hardest questions facing any mayor – and a question that most mayor’s struggle to answer fully – is how you actually know if what you’re doing is working. Gloria Gong co-founded the Government Performance Lab at the Harvard Kennedy School twelve years ago to help cities bridge the gap between policy and implementation. Her work sits at the intersection of data, delivery, and the very pragmatic question of why good ideas so often fail to translate into real-world results.
In this episode, we get into why crime statistics alone don't capture whether people actually feel safe, what it looks...
2026-10-2133 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastSmarter Ways To Think About Reducing Gun Violence with Shani BuggsMost of what we think we know about gun violence comes from policing data. Dr. Shani Buggs thinks that’s part of the problem.An associate professor at UC Davis’s Violence Prevention Research Program, Dr Buggs came to this work through public health — studying gun violence the way epidemiologists study disease, tracing risk factors, mapping patterns, and asking what conditions make communities more or less vulnerable. She’s spent the last fifteen years trying to build the evidence base for what actually works.In this episode, we get into what a p...
2026-10-1431 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastFiction as a Data Communication Tool with David Heska Wanbli WeidenMost Americans have never heard of the Major Crimes Act. Passed in 1885, it stripped Native American nations of the right to prosecute felony crimes on their own land and handed that authority to the federal government where it has stayed ever since.David Heska Wanbli Weiden has spent his career trying to address that. An enrolled citizen of the Sicangu Lakota nation, David was raised in a working-class Denver neighborhood, became the first in his family to earn a college degree and then a PhD, spent decades as a professor, a...
2026-10-0733 min
Chicago Justice PodcastWeaponizing Crime Data: Jeff Asher on Facts vs. FearSend us Fan MailCrime is falling in cities across America—so why does the public conversation sound like the opposite? Crime analyst Jeff Asher, co-founder of AH Datalytics and host of The Jeff-alytics Podcast, joins us to unpack how crime data is being misused, misread, and weaponized.Social media, misinformation, and rising partisanship have turned crime statistics into political ammunition. When leaders deny data that challenges their views and exploit single violent incidents for political gain, we lose the ability to understand what actually drives crime—and to fund solutions that work.In t...
2026-10-0533 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastDeciphering The American Way Of Killing with Malcolm GladwellThe 50th episode of the Jeff-alytics podcast called for a special guest and this episode delivers. Today's guest, Malcolm Gladwell, has a new book out today titled The American Way Of Killing and he was kind enough to come on the show to talk about it. The American Way Of Killing is an attempt to diagnose why America can't have an honest conversation about gun violence and what we're missing because of it. In this episode, we get into why improvements in trauma medicine may be quietly masking the true s...
2026-09-2937 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastReducing Crime Through Environmental Design with Megan GrableMost efforts to reduce crime focus on who is committing it. Megan Grable's work focuses on where.She's a neighborhood planner with the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana, and the unlikely champion of something called CPTED or Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design. CPTED is a field based around the idea that the built environment shapes behavior, and that better streetlights, smarter landscaping, and stronger social ties can meaningfully reduce crime. In this episode, we get into what CPTED actually is, how Fort Wayne's High Street went from one of the c...
2026-09-2333 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastWhat Good Policing Should Look Like with Mo McGoughMo McGough is a former DOJ attorney and self-described cop’s kid who has spent her career trying to improve how police operate. Mo helped build an NIJ program called Law Enforcement Advancing Data and Science (LEADS), which identifies and develops law enforcement officers committed to evidence-based practice. She also co-founded 30 by 30, a national movement to improve the representation and experiences of women in policing, which is now active in over 400 agencies across the country.In this episode, we get into what it actually takes to move a profession that’s slow to change and the enormous unta...
2026-09-1641 min
Cincinnati News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cincinnati Hires Firm to Audit Police Stops | Cincinnati News
Cincinnati’s city leaders are turning to an outside firm to scrutinize police stop data and assess the methodology behind a controversial report alleging racial bias — even as overall stops decline. The city signed a deal with AH Datalytics in September to analyze contact card records and evaluate the advocacy group’s findings, which sparked backlash for not sharing data beforehand. With 30 days to deliver initial recommendations, the firm’s findings could shape next steps by mid-October. Meanwhile, the Citizen Complaint Authority is gathering community input as part of broader, long-standing police reform efforts rooted in past tragedies and the Coll...
2026-09-1201 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastRunning DOJ's Criminal Division with Kenneth PoliteThe Department of Justice encompasses nearly a hundred U.S. attorney’s offices, employs thousands of prosecutors, and touches basically every dimension of public safety in America, but most people have no idea how any of it actually works.Today’s guest, Kenneth Polite, does. A native New Orleanian who lost his brother to gun violence on the city’s streets in 2004, Ken spent the next two decades inside DOJ — from assistant U.S. attorney in the Southern District of New York to U.S. attorney in New Orleans to assistant attorney general heading the entire criminal division...
2026-09-0936 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastRebuilding a Police Department in Free Fall with Brian O'HaraMinneapolis recorded more shooting victims than it had sworn police officers in 2021. At that time, a huge chunk of the department had walked out the door just as gun violence had surged and the city council was publicly vowing to reorganize what remained.Someone still had to show up and run the thing. That someone was Chief Brian O’Hara.A career law enforcement officer who started as a beat cop in Newark in 2001, Brian rose to become that city’s public safety director before taking on what may have been...
2026-09-0239 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastHow The Federal Data Landscape Is Changing With Denice RossEvery crime rate, every per capita statistic, every trend line in American public safety depends on something most people have never thought about: the data infrastructure underneath it. You only notice it when it starts to break down. Today’s guest, Denice Ross, has seen this breakdown firsthand and it has informed her career ever since.Denice has served as the Chief Data Scientist of the United States under the Biden Administration, built the Police Data Initiative – an open data effort for police departments to voluntarily publish data – under the Obama Administration, and now runs t...
2026-08-2641 min
The Weekly Reload PodcastMurder Hits All-Time Low (Ft. AH Datalytic's Jeff Asher)This week, the FBI released its latest crime data report, and the news was good.
Murder fell faster than at any point in history, and it hit an all-time low last year. To explain the details of what's in the agency's report, we have one of the most prominent crime data analysts in the country: Jeff Asher.
Asher runs AH Datalytics and tracks real-time crime data. He has been predicting since last year the FBI's numbers would come in pretty much exactly where they did. Still, he said it's impossible to understate the recent trend...
2026-08-2437 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastStitching Together America’s Criminal Justice Data with Mike Mueller-SmithThe criminal justice system is big, it is complicated, and it is expensive. But how do we know what parts of it, if any, are working? Enter Mike Mueller-Smith.A decade ago, Mike started building the Criminal Justice Administrative Records System (CJARS) a data infrastructure project that links criminal justice records across 40 states to employment outcomes, health data, and more. It is the kind of tool that makes you wonder why it didn’t exist sooner.In this episode, we get into why criminal justice data is so fragmented, what it takes to sti...
2026-08-1934 min
The White House In AudioICYMI: “Violent crime keeps falling in biggest U.S. cities”This document is a fictionalized 2026 Mid-Year Crime Report summary. It serves as the "law and order" pillar of the speculative 2025–2026 narrative you have been sharing.By citing real-world organizations (MCCA, CCJ) and a real-world crime analyst (Jeff Asher), the text attempts to ground its speculative future in a sense of data-driven reality.Here is an analysis of the themes and claims presented in this "2026" scenario:The document makes an extraordinary claim: that the U.S. murder rate is on track to hit the lowest level since at least 1900.Cont...
2026-08-1301 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastGuns, Data, and the Law with Thomas ChittumEvery 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. Most people have no idea this system exists, let alone what it entails.Tom Chittum has spent 25 years inside it. He's a former associate deputy director of the ATF and has spent his career at the intersection of federal law enforcement, firearms law, and the technology used to connect guns to crimes.
2026-08-1244 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastUsing Social Networks To Reduce Gun Violence With Andrew PapachristosMy 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. He’s a professor at Northwestern University who studies how social ties and relationships shape who becomes a victim and who doesn’t and how that knowledge can be put to use before the next shooting, not just after.In this episode, we get into what network science actually is, how cities are...
2026-08-0547 minThe White House In AudioCrime Plummets to Another Historic Low Under President TrumpThis document is a piece of speculative political writing or "alternate history" that imagines a scenario in the year 2026. It portrays a second term for Donald J. Trump and attributes a massive decline in crime to his administration's policies.To provide context, here is how the claims in this text compare to the actual facts as of May 2024:The most important distinction is that this document is dated in the future. It references a "mid-year report" for 2026. Because we are currently in 2024, these statistics and the news headlines cited (e.g., "US on track...
2026-07-3004 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastCrime Is Falling. Can Public Perception Catch Up? with Insha RahmanMy 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 reform research to a 501c4 focused squarely on the politics of public safety and brings a fascinating perspective to the conversation around making perceptions of crime and safety more responsive to what the data says is actually happening.In this episode, we get into why the data behind reforms like bail reform rarely matches the political story told...
2026-07-2937 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastA Deep Dive into Why Crime is Falling with John RomanCrime 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 trends, first as a researcher at the Urban Institute, now as director of the Center on Public Safety at NORC.John Roman has a theory about what actually drove the violence spike of 2020, and an even more specific theory about what’s driving the decline now, one that has less to do with...
2026-07-2236 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastUsing Technology to Improve Crime Analysis with Andy WheelerToday'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 Andy’s work with police departments, including crime trend monitoring, predictive analytics, focused deterrence, and the challenge of turning data into useful operational decisions. We also discuss the practical realities of artificial intelligence in criminal justice. Rather than focusing on the hype around AI replacing workers or transforming society overnight, Andy walks through how these tools are...
2026-07-1541 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastDocumenting the History of Crime & Punishment in America with Lynn NovickMy 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 all the way to today (I was fortunate enough to get a preview). Lynn Novick (The Vietnam War, College Behind Bars, The Us and the Holocaust) is the writer and director of this terrific new documentary and she sat down with me to talk about everything from where the idea to cover such an expansive s...
2026-07-0841 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastImproving Policing Through Effective Reform With Christy LopezWhen 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 across the country, my guest today has started asking a different question…What if we’re asking policing to do too much in the first place?Christy Lopez is a professor at Georgetown Law, former DOJ Civil Rights Division attorney, and one of the leading voices on policing reform and alternative public safety responses.In...
2026-07-0134 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastBehind Kansas City's Crime Drop With Mayor Quinton LucasOne 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. Residents get frustrated. Headlines get harsher. And people assume that high levels of violence are simply part of life.My guest today rejects that idea.Quinton Lucas has served as mayor of Kansas City since 2019, a period that included both record levels of...
2026-06-2425 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastThe Public Health Approach To Reducing Shootings With Dr. Megan Ranney“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 Yale School of Public Health .She sees firearm injury as part of a much broader health issue, one that affects not just the person who was shot, but families, communities, health care providers, and the systems that are supposed to respond afterward.In this episode, we talk about what...
2026-06-1739 min
The Jeff-alytics Podcast1,000 Levers For Reducing Gun Violence With Rob WilcoxThe 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 organizations, police departments, schools, and increasingly through coordination between all of them.My guest today is Rob Wilcox, the president and CEO of the Fund for a Safer Future and the former deputy director of the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention.In this episode, we talk about what it was like helping bu...
2026-06-1028 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastBuilding Towards Certainty Rather Than Severity With Greg NewburnFor 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 Criminal Justice at the Niskanen Center, where his work focuses on reducing both crime and punishment at the same time through evidence-based policy .In this episode, we talk about why the criminal justice system may have been built around the wrong theory of deterrence, why certainty matters more than severity, and what it would look like...
2026-06-0336 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastWhy Accountability and Prevention Don't Have to Be in Conflict with Neera TandenMost 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 to actually trying to reduce it, things get more complicated, requiring nuanced solutions to complex problems.My guest today is Neera Tanden, president and CEO of the Center for American Progress and a longtime policy advisor who has worked across multiple administrations, including serving as domestic policy advisor in the...
2026-05-2735 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastThe Past, Present, and Future of Gun Violence Reduction with Senator Chris MurphyWhat 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 has been one of Washington’s leading voices on gun violence reduction, a passion that was shaped by his experience in the aftermath of Sandy Hook, where he spent time with families and saw firsthand the impact of that tragedy .In this episode, we talk about the recent decline in gun violence nationally, what role...
2026-05-2017 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastCrime, Policy, and What Has Changed with Charles Fain LehmanAnswering 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, and there are rarely “right” answers.The numbers are fairly clear, the reasons behind that are not. To get at some of the reasons why crime has trended as it as I’m turning to Charles Fain Lehman, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute who focuses on crime, disorder, and what he describes as the public policy of antisocial behavior.In t...
2026-05-1345 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastInvestigating Crimes That Were Never Meant to be Reopened with Jill Collen JeffersonSometimes 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 investigating it was in the first place.My guest today is Jill Collin Jefferson, a civil and human rights attorney and the founder of JULIAN, an organization focused on investigating modern-day lynchings. JULIAN works with families and communities seeking answers in cases that have often gone unresolved or unquestioned.In this episode, we talk about ho...
2026-05-0628 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastHow Criminal Justice Policy Gets Made In The White House With Rachel HarmonWhat 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 senior policy adviser for criminal justice for the White House Domestic Policy Council. Rachel provides a rare inside look at how crime policy really gets made, breaking down what it’s like working inside the White House -- where decisions move fast, data moves slow, and the pressure to respond to public fear d...
2026-04-2946 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastCovering the FBI and DOJ in 2026 with Ken DilanianKen 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 media coverage in 2026, the impact of political shifts on justice institutions, and a whole lot more in this jam-packed conversation. There are few journalists in the country with a better front row seat to the Justice Department in 2026 and Ken paints a fascinating picture of what it takes to cover it. Ken Dilanian is a v...
2026-04-2237 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastThe Future of Criminal Justice in New Orleans with Mayor Helena MorenoNew 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 justice in New Orleans. We discuss the city's difficulties, like a severe budget crisis and the ongoing challenge of abysmally low sexual assault clearance rates, as well as the city's successes. Mayor Moreno has had a front row seat to the city's crime rise and subsequent decline, and she details what she attributes the historic drop to — a combi...
2026-04-1536 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastTurning Policing Research into Real-World Action With Carlee RuizI 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 researcher, discussing how she bridges the gap between academic research and real-world law enforcement through her platform, Police Research Hub.Carlee highlights how valuable evidence-based insights are often inaccessible or underused, and explores the growing role of data, AI, and technologies like real-time crime centers in policing. The conversation also exam...
2026-04-0832 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastFinding Common Ground To Advance Criminal Justice Policy With Adam GelbToday 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 aisle to find common ground and make smart, evidence-backed policy recommendations.For this conversation, we talk about why murder has fallen so dramatically over the last few years, how you build a sustainable organization that spans the political spectrum, and how CCJ brings together experts on such a wide range of topics covering everything from crime trends to...
2026-04-0143 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastA Blueprint for Reducing Gun Violence with Baltimore Mayor Brandon ScottBaltimore is typically seen as the poster child for high crime with the city consistently having one of the nation’s highest murder rates. Things have been changing in Baltimore in the last few years though as the city has had a nearly 60 percent reduction in murder 3since 2022. It is a remarkable story of solving gun violence using every tool in the toolkit. To understand this amazing turnaround , I talked to Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott. Mayor Scott shares his journey, innovative strategies, and insights on reducing gun violence and transforming public safety in Baltimore. This is an...
2026-03-2535 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastTalking Comedy And Tragedy With Ferne Pearlstein And Bob EdwardsI thought about doing this episode very soon after starting this podcast. Ferne Pearlstein and Bob Edwards made a documentary more than a decade ago called “The Last Laugh” which talked about how comedy can tackle a tragedy as immense as the Holocaust and what lessons that might suggest for effectively communicating about crime. They interviewed basically every comedy legend you could think of and it’s an incredible film that will make you laugh and cry. Talking to them and trying to tease out what lessons it might have for understanding and communicating about crime was a conve...
2026-03-1829 min
KQED's ForumWhat's Behind the Great Crime Decline?Despite a spike during the pandemic, violent crime in the Bay Area and the United States has been on the decline for most of the last 30 years. Now, data from last year shows the nation’s homicide rate is at its lowest level since reliable record-keeping began in the late 1950s. But what’s not so clear is just why crime has dropped so sharply. We’ll explore the possible reasons for what some are calling the Great Crime Decline and what steps might help continue the trend.
Guests:
Alex Piquero, professor and chair, Department of Soci...
2026-03-1754 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastPolicing in the Age of AI with Ian AdamsHave you heard about the police department in Utah where report drafting AI interpreted footage from an officer’s body camera of The Princess and the Frog playing in the background of an incident to mean the officer had morphed into a frog? AI has come a long way in the last few years but it still isn’t perfect. Within AI is the potential for revolutionary disruption of traditional processes, but there is also the danger of relying too heavily on a tool that is only right most of the t...
2026-03-1144 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastHow Crime Data Shapes Political Narratives With Galen DrukeToday’s guest is Galen Druke, host of the GD Politics podcast and one of the smartest voices out there talking about the intersection of politics and data. This episode’s mission was simple: do the most terrifying thing imaginable for your intrepid podcast host and try to talk about the role of politics on how we talk about and perceive crime. There’s a national election coming up in November and we discuss whether the nation’s crime trends will play a role or if the fact that crime is dropping will make it a political non-issue...
2026-03-0442 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastHow Research Is Reshaping Criminal Justice Policy With Jennifer DoleacToday, I'm talking with my friend Jennifer Doleac about how research makes better choices in criminal justice policy possible. This is very evident in her new book (out this week!) called 'The Science of Second Chances' which I'd highly recommend as an engaging, approachable read on a critical topic. We talk about her transition from academia to Arnold Ventures and the importance of evidence-based policy in criminal justice reform. We also discuss the need for leniency in handling first-time offenders, the significance of swift and certain consequences in de...
2026-02-2538 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastInside the FBI’s Crime Data Reporting With Assistant Director Tim FergusonI started tracking national murder trends in 2015 with a spreadsheet and data from around 25 random agencies that published at different cadences. That spreadsheet became a Google Sheet which became a dashboard with around 100 agencies with murder data which became the Real-Time Crime Index with seven categories of crime data from around 550 agencies nationwide. A sample of that size and quality is only possible because of massive advances in how the FBI collects and publishes crime data over the last few years and today I am talking with the man in charge of that operation: FBI Assistant Director T...
2026-02-1848 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastTransforming Criminal Justice in New Orleans with District Attorney Jason WilliamsAs the District Attorney in New Orleans, Jason Williams is faced with a nearly impossible task. He must balance the job of being the prosecutor in a city that has had one of the nation’s highest murder rates for more than 30 years with the imperative of righting the wrongs of an office that has not always operated fairly. Jason led the New Orleans City Council’s Criminal Justice Committee when I was a public safety consultant for the council, so it was a great joy to get to talk to him about his work...
2026-02-1134 min
The Reason Interview With Nick GillespieWhat the Media Gets Wrong About CrimeThis week, guest host Billy Binion is joined by Jeff Asher, a nationally recognized crime data analyst and former CIA employee who leads the analytics firm AH Datalytics. He also publishes independent crime statistics and analysis through his Substack, Jeff-alytics.
Binion and Asher discuss the sharp decline in murders over the past several years and why 2025 may have recorded the lowest murder rate in modern American history. They examine how crime statistics are collected, why the public often distrusts official data, and how media coverage and political incentives shape the national conversation about crime.
The...
2026-02-041h 02
The Jeff-alytics PodcastHow To Reduce Gun Violence in Cities With Jens LudwigIn this conversation, Jens Ludwig discusses his extensive research on gun violence, particularly focusing on youth violence and the role of the University of Chicago Crime Lab. He emphasizes the importance of using data and behavioral science to understand and address the root causes of gun violence. Ludwig also critiques media representations of gun violence and shares insights from his book 'Unforgiving Places,' which explores the complexities of gun violence in America. He offers practical policy recommendations for reducing gun violence, highlighting the need for community engagement and innovative intervention programs.What You’ll...
2026-02-0443 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastThe Science Behind Smarter Policing With Jerry RatcliffeIn this engaging conversation, criminologist Jerry Ratcliffe shares his unique journey from a police officer to an academic specializing in policing. He discusses the importance of evidence-based policing, the challenges of communicating research to practitioners, and the evolving perceptions of crime trends in the U.S. Ratcliffe also highlights significant studies, including the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment and his own Philadelphia Foot Patrol Experiment, which have shaped modern policing strategies. What You’ll Learn in This Episode:Why Jerry Ratcliffe transitioned from policing to academia.How evidence-based policing is...
2026-01-2839 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastWhat We Get Wrong About Crime And Immigration With Dara LindIn this conversation, Dara Lind discusses her extensive background in immigration policy and reporting, the complexities of the U.S. immigration system, and the often misunderstood relationship between immigration and crime. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the historical context of immigration policy, the judicial responses to enforcement actions, and the public's perception of immigrants in relation to crime. Lind also shares her personal journey into immigration advocacy and the challenges of effectively communicating these issues in today's media landscape.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:Immigration policy often leads to unanticipated consequences.The role of...
2026-01-2131 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastThe Policies Behind Atlantic County’s Safer Streets With William ReynoldsToday, Jeff talks with Atlantic County prosecutor William Reynolds about building an efficient, effective, and fair criminal justice system in one of the most interesting places in America: Atlantic City. This conversation explores the significant reduction in homicides in Atlantic County from 2012 to 2025, highlighting the strategies and reforms implemented to achieve this decline. The discussion delves into the factors contributing to the decrease in crime rates and the implications for public safety and law enforcement.William E. Reynolds was nominated to be the Atlantic County Prosecutor by Governor Philip Murphy on May 16, 2022. Assumed the...
2026-01-1435 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastThe Nation’s Crime Measures with Alex PiqueroIn this engaging conversation, former Bureau of Justice Statistics director Alex Piquero shares his journey from playing in a rock band to becoming a prominent figure in criminology and the Bureau of Justice Statistics. We chat about the importance of crime data, particularly the National Crime Victimization Survey, and the challenges of public perception versus reality in crime trends. Piquero also highlights the intersection of sports and crime research, emphasizing the need for accurate data collection and communication.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How Alex Piquero's jo...
2026-01-0740 minThe Jeff-alytics PodcastThe Jeff-alytics 2025 Year in ReviewThis was a banner year for the Jeff-alytics universe and it's time to recap it! In this episode, host Jeff Asher reflects on three conversations this year that really resonated. This episode highlights the gap between public perception and actual data and emphasizes the need for diverse perspectives in shaping our understanding of crime and public safety. The episode features insights from various guests–Michael Lewis (Storyteller), Larry Krasner (District Attorney), and Susan Parker (Researcher). These conversations focus on points like the personal impacts of crime, the narratives that shape public opinion, and the infrastructure behind crime data co...
2025-12-3012 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastEpisode 10: When Criminal Justice Policy Ignores Lived Experiences with Ifetayo HarveyIn this conversation, Jeff Asher and Ifetayo Harvey explore the misconceptions surrounding crime trends, the importance of context in data interpretation, and the stigma associated with drug use. They discuss the need for policymakers to experience the realities of justice-impacted families and the significance of using person-first language. Additionally, Jeff and Ifetayo highlight gaps in data collection within the justice system, particularly regarding health outcomes and the backgrounds of legal professionals.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How crime trends are often misunderstood across various demographics.Why context is...
2025-12-1726 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastEpisode 9: Lessons From Economics on Communicating Crime Data with Paul KrugmanIn this episode of the Jeff-alytics Podcast, Paul Krugman discusses his extensive background in economics, the challenges of communicating economic realities, and the discrepancies between public perception and actual data. He emphasizes the role of media in shaping these perceptions and the impact of social media on public trust in data. Krugman also reflects on the importance of success stories in economics and crime reporting, the changing media landscape, and shares his experiences with the Nobel Prize. He concludes by expressing his current focus on his Substack and the balance between work and enjoying life.
2025-12-1034 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastEpisode 8: What Can Minneapolis Teach Us About Police Reform? with Ganesha Martin, Esq.In this episode of the Jeff-alytics Podcast, Ganesha Martin, Esq. shares her unique journey from law to policing, reflecting on her experiences in Baltimore and Minneapolis. She discusses the challenges and opportunities in police reform, emphasizing community engagement, the role of consent decrees, and the importance of addressing public perceptions of crime and safety. Ganesha also highlights the need for innovative solutions, investment in resources, and storytelling as tools to create meaningful change in policing.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How Ganesha Martin transitioned unexpectedly from law to...
2025-12-0341 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastEpisode 7: Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About NIBRS But Were Afraid To Ask with Dr. Susan ParkerIn this conversation, Dr. Susan Parker discusses her work at the intersection of health and crime, focusing on NIBRS (the National Incident-Based Reporting System) and its implications for understanding crime data. She explains the complexities of crime reporting, the innovative uses of NIBRS data in research, and the challenges agencies face in implementing this new system. The discussion also touches on the future of NIBRS, the importance of non-fatal shooting data, and how to effectively communicate crime trends to the public.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How do...
2025-11-2533 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastEpisode 6: Data and the Prosecutor with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry KrasnerIn this conversation, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner discusses his journey to office, the innovative use of data in criminal justice, and the importance of community engagement. He emphasizes the need for transparency, the role of prevention and forensics in reducing crime, and the challenges posed by political narratives around crime. Krasner shares insights on how his office has adapted policies based on data and the importance of storytelling in communicating success. He also addresses the future goals for his office and offers advice to other district attorneys on effective communication and engagement with the m...
2025-11-1932 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastEpisode 5: A Legislator’s Vision for Data-informed Policymaking with Whitney WesterfieldIn this conversation, Whitney Westerfield shares his journey as a state senator and his insights into criminal justice policy. He discusses the importance of data in shaping legislation, his experiences as a prosecutor, and the challenges of balancing victim needs with effective criminal justice reform. Whitney reflects on his proudest legislative achievements, including juvenile justice reform and victim rights, while also addressing the complexities of voting against party lines. The discussion highlights the need for accurate crime data and the public's perception of crime trends, emphasizing the importance of advocacy and informed policymaking.
2025-11-1234 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastEpisode 4: How Can Jail Data Inform Criminal Justice Policies? ft. Anna HarveyIn this episode, Jeff Asher and Anna Harvey discuss the Jail Data Initiative, a groundbreaking project improving the way we collect and analyze data on jail populations. Anna explains the challenges of data collection, why understanding jail populations is essential for meaningful reform, and how accurate data can shape criminal justice policies. The discussion also explores the need for stronger data-sharing agreements and the exciting potential for future research to inform evidence-based change.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How the Jail Data Initiative use...
2025-11-0540 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastEpisode 3: Understanding America’s Crime Debate with Philip BumpIn this conversation, Jeff Asher and writer Philip Bump discuss the disconnect between public perception of crime and real crime statistics. Philip explores how media narratives, political agendas, and societal fears shape these perceptions, often leading to the misconception that crime is rising even when data shows otherwise. Together, they explore the role of technology and social media in amplifying these narratives, as well as the challenges faced by policymakers and the media in addressing public concerns. What You’ll Learn in This Episode:Why do Americans oft...
2025-10-2933 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastEpisode 2: Can Data Change the Way We See Crime? with Laura ArnoldIn this episode, Jeff Asher speaks with Laura Arnold, founder and co-chair of Arnold Ventures, about the significant gap between crime data and public perception—and what it means for public policy. Laura shares her journey into philanthropy and how Arnold Ventures is working to drive data-driven, systemic solutions in the criminal justice system. Together, they explore the challenges of presenting data to advocates, the impact of perception on policy, and the need for a cultural shift in how communities engage with crime data. The conversation offers a vision of how evidence-based approaches can drive me...
2025-10-1526 minThe Weekly Reload PodcastDid Trump's DC Takeover Lower Crime? (Ft. Jeff Asher)We are now more than a month out from the end of President Donald Trump's federal takeover of Washington, DC's police department and the deployment of federal troops and agents. We have some preliminary crime data to look at and try to judge the effect of the controversial move.
Who better to do that than Jeff Asher of AH Datalytics? He's our go-to source for crime data analysis for good reason. He has been tracking real-time insights for years, and he just wrote a deep dive into the early crime data coming out of DC from multiple...
2025-10-1341 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastEpisode 1: Why Stories Stick and Data Struggles with Michael LewisIn this conversation, Michael Lewis and Jeff Asher delve into the complexities of crime trends and the role of data in shaping public perception. They discuss the challenges of effectively communicating crime statistics, the importance of storytelling in data analysis, and the impact of social media on crime trends. The conversation underscores the importance of accurate crime data in informing public policy and highlights innovative approaches that can engage the public in understanding the realities of crime. What You’ll Learn in This Episode:Americans are exper...
2025-10-0145 min
The Jeff-alytics PodcastEpisode 0: Welcome to Jeff-alytics, the Podcast.Can data uncover the real story of crime and criminal 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 newsletter—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?Launching October 1, 2025. Visit ahdatalytics.com/jeff-alytics_podcast/ for more!
2025-09-2301 min
Fragen an die KI – Der Podcast von Boris Bärmichl & ChatGPTUnser Thema: "AEGYS-DATALYTICS Cybersicherheit für KMU"🎧 Technologie neu gedacht – mit Boris Bärmichl & ChatGPT
Willkommen beim Podcast, der Technologie verständlich, spannend und manchmal sogar ein bisschen verrückt macht! 🚀🤖Jeden Morgen ab 07:00 Uhr nimmt dich Technologie-Scout Boris Bärmichl gemeinsam mit ChatGPT mit auf eine Reise durch die heißesten Themen der digitalen Welt – von KI über IT-Security bis zu den Trends von morgen.🎙️ Bereits über 330 Folgen voller Aha-Momente, Denkanstöße und überraschender Einsichten – praxisnah, unterhaltsam und immer am Puls der Zeit.
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Weil du verstehen willst, wi...
2025-07-3107 min
GD POLITICS2025 Could See Lowest Murder Rate On RecordThe video version of this podcast is available to paid subscribers here.The last time I spoke with today’s guest it was late September of 2021 and I started the podcast by citing recent FBI crime data: “The murder rate increased by 30 percent from 2019 to 2020 meaning 4,900 more people were killed in homicides in 2020 than the year prior. That amounts to the largest single year increase since records began in 1960.”Today the story is very different. Data from the first half of the year suggests that the U.S. is on track to have the largest one-ye...
2025-07-2851 minThe Weekly Reload PodcastMurder Down Dramatically in 2025 (Ft. AH Datalytics' Jeff Asher)This week, we're checking back in on one of the biggest stories of the year: the murder rate's record decline.
So, we've got the nation's most widely-cited crime data analyst on the show to explain what's going on. Jeff Asher of AH Datalytics runs a crime database that updates weekly, but manages to track closely to the FBI's reports. However, he's able to report crime trends months or even years before the FBI.
Asher said the latest news is very good.
Murder is on a record decline as we move through the halfway...
2025-07-2839 min
The Boomer EffectWhat Drives Homicide Trends?Homicides surged across the U.S. in 2020 and 2021.But what caused the spike—and why were certain cities and demographic group hit the hardest? In this episode, Manhattan Institute fellow Robert VerBruggen explores the complex trends behind America's recent wave of violence. Drawing on a wide range of data—from the FBI, CDC, and AH Datalytics.He reveals that the homicide increases were most severe in places and among populations that already had high rates of violence, though factors like policing, unemployment, and social disruption also played a role. The episode highlights striking case studies, including Portland’s dram...
2025-07-0322 minThe Weekly Reload PodcastWill Murder Hit Record Lows in 2025? (Ft. Crime Analyst Jeff Asher)This week, we're talking about some good news. Some very good news, actually.
The murder rate, which has been on the decline for a couple of years now, is on pace to hit a record low. That's what the early data collected by Jeff Asher's AH Datalytics indicates. Asher joins the show to break down the numbers he's seeing so far.
He said the murder rate surged during the pandemic, but it has already fallen back to those levels and kept dropping further.
While the FBI's murder data for 2025 won't be out for...
2025-05-1948 min
Policing MattersWhy U.S. crime statistics are unreliable and how real-time data can helpCrime statistics are meant to help police departments identify trends, allocate resources and shape effective public safety strategies. But what if the national crime data we rely on — like FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) and NIBRS — is incomplete, outdated or misleading?
In this episode of the Policing Matters podcast, host Jim Dudley speaks with Jeff Asher — CIA-trained crime analyst, former New Orleans Police Department data expert and founder of AH Datalytics — about the challenges with traditional crime data collection and the rise of real-time crime monitoring tools. They discuss why the transition to NIBRS has been slow and inco...
2025-05-0838 min
Riedman Report: Risk, AI, Education, & SecurityEp 37. Realtime database shows violent crime is falling nationwideHost: David Riedman, creator of the K-12 School Shooting Database.Guest: Jeff Asher is a nationally recognized expert in evaluating criminal justice data. Before launching AH Datalytics, Jeff worked as an analyst for the CIA, as a crime analyst with the New Orleans Police Department, and at FiveThirtyEight. Jeff also publishes weekly articles on Substack.David Riedman is the creator of the K-12 School Shooting Database, Chief Data Officer at a global risk management firm, and a tenure-track professor. Listen to my weekly podcast—Back to School Shootings—or my recent interviews on Freakonomics Radio, New...
2025-03-2840 min
Factually! with Adam ConoverWe Have a Warped View of Crime with Jeff AsherSo much of today’s political policy is shaped by the public perception of crime—but what if that perception isn’t accurate to begin with? Donald Trump essentially won the election by spinning tall tales of record-level violent crime, and instead of pushing back, the Democrats mostly went along with it. But are things really as bad as they seem? And would we even know if they were? This week, Adam sits down with Jeff Asher, a leading expert on crime data and co-founder of the analytics firm AH Datalytics, to break it all down. They discuss the realit...
2025-01-081h 18
Behind the DataWhy can't we agree on crime statistics?Crime data is all over the news these days and, at least in the United States, it seems like you can tell any story you want to about whether crime is going up or down and whose fault it is. How should we be thinking about this data to figure out of what's really going on? We speak with Jeff Asher, crime data analyst and co-founder of JH Datalytics, which recently launched the Real-Time Crime Index, about where crime data comes from, why everyone seems to be disagreeing about it, and how to think and talk about it more...
2024-10-2837 minThe Weekly Reload PodcastThe Murder Rate Nosedives (with Crime Data Analyst Jeff Asher)This week, we're looking at crime data and the unprecedented drop in the murder rate.
That's why we have Jeff Asher from AH Datalytics back on the show. He has been following and reporting crime data for decades, and he explains how dramatic the downturn in murder is compared to the incredible spike we saw just a few years ago. He said 2023 saw a record drop in murder, and 2024 is on pace to see the same.
Asher discussed how crime stats are calculated, addressed some of the critiques of them, and explained why he believes...
2024-10-0734 min
Show-Me Institute PodcastReal-Time Crime Data with Jeff AsherSusan Pendergrass speaks with Jeff Asher, data analyst and co-founder of AH Datalytics, about the Real-Time Crime Index (RTCI).
They discuss how the RTCI provides a near real-time look at crime trends across the U.S. by sampling data from hundreds of law enforcement agencies. Jeff explains the challenges of working with incomplete and imprecise data, the methodology for standardizing crime statistics across different agencies, the importance of real-time data for informed decision-making, and more.
Produced by Show-Me Opportunity
2024-09-2526 min
AI Sweden PodcastPsykologin bakom AI-transformation: Om change management vs change leadership, digital skam och om att skapa psykologisk trygghet - Helena Tronner, CEO Knowit Solutions DatalyticsI detta avsnitt av AI Sweden Podcast pratar vi om förändringsledning tillsammans med Helena Tronner, VD Knowit Solutions Datalytics och expert på organisationspsykologi.
Tillsammans diskuterar vi hur förändring bör drivas inom organisationer, särskilt med fokus på AI-transformation.
Helena delar insikter om varför tekniska förändringar ofta misslyckas när de inte integreras med mänskliga beteendeförändringar och varför psykologisk trygghet är en pelare i arbetet. Vi utforskar skillnaden mellan "change management" och "change leadership", vikten av att ledare vågar visa sårbarhet och erkänna kunskapsluc...
2024-09-2458 min
The Comedy Cellar: Live from the TableIs There An Immigrant Fueled Crimewave? With Analyst Jeff AsherJeff Asher is a nationally recognized data analyst with expertise in evaluating criminal justice data. He is the co-founder of AH Datalytics and author of Jeff-alytics Substack.
2024-08-151h 02
Navigating Trump 2.0Episode 54: Boeing Grilled On Capitol Hill, FBI Crime Figures & Debate PreviewOn Episode 54 of the D.C. Debrief, host John Stolnis talks with Jeff Asher, criminal data analyst and Co-Founder of AH Datalytics about recent crime figures released by the FBI showing a big drop in crime in the first quarter of this year. Are those numbers to be believed? Also on the pod this week:
Boeing's CEO grilled on Capitol Hill
MAGA civil war and the Virginia House primaries
Biden immigration orders
1st presidential debate details and preparations
White House angrily responds to video by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
China helping Russia in Ukraine?
Social media surgeon...
2024-06-2139 min
D.C. DebriefEpisode 54: Boeing Grilled On Capitol Hill, FBI Crime Figures & Debate PreviewOn Episode 54 of the D.C. Debrief, host John Stolnis talks with Jeff Asher, criminal data analyst and Co-Founder of AH Datalytics about recent crime figures released by the FBI showing a big drop in crime in the first quarter of this year. Are those numbers to be believed? Also on the pod this week: Boeing's CEO grilled on Capitol Hill MAGA civil war and the Virginia House primaries Biden immigration orders 1st presidential debate details and preparations White House angrily responds to video by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu China helping Russia in Ukraine? Social media surgeon general warning...
2024-06-2139 min
Sound of IdeasMajor cities, including Cleveland, are seeing a decrease in homicide rates according to new reportThe criminal justice consulting firm, AH Datalytics, found large drops in reported homicides nationwide, continuing a downward trend post-pandemic.
2024-04-2952 minThe Weekly Reload PodcastCrime Data Analyst Jeff Asher Explains 2024's Murder and Mass Shooting DeclineThe murder rate is falling again, and mass shootings have been absent so far this year.
This is good news, but it's also a bit confusing. Why is the murder rate dropping after several years of increasing? Is the same effect happening with mass shootings? Does the data show the two are connected?
That's why we've got data analyst Jeff Asher back on the show. He runs AH Datalytics and collects his own crime statistics. He joined us last year when his crime data suggested 2023 would see a huge downturn in murder across the country...
2024-04-2245 min
The GistCRIME WEEK: Using Data To Predict CrimeCrime is a major factor in how our society acts, votes, and perceives the world. So you would think statistics about it would flow like a vast river of knowledge. And in so thinking, you would be wrong. Trustworthy data on criminal activity and its victims is strangely hard to come by. So, to kick off Crime Week on The Gist, we will be devoting a full show to parsing the numbers we do have with Jeff Asher, the co-founder of AH Datalytics, where he is the resident guru about crime data. He is also the author of the...
2024-03-1837 min
On the MediaHow Media Fueled a Shoplifting Panic, and an AI-Journalism Experiment Gone WrongThis holiday season, media outlets across the country are raising the alarm about an apparent crisis in retail crime. On this week’s On the Media, how the data about shoplifting don’t back up the alarmist coverage. Plus, the cost and consequences of media outlets turning to AI to generate stories.
1. Daphne Howland [@daphnehowland], senior reporter at Retail Dive, traces how one baseless data point about retail crime spread unquestioned in media. Listen.
2. Nicole Lewis, engagement editor at The Marshall Project, digs into the data that supposedly proves a shoplifting crisis. Listen.
3. Jeff...
2023-12-0850 min
Louisiana ConsideredDebate preview; NOPD officer shortage; teaching financial literacy in schoolsMost New Orleanians are well aware of the city’s police officer shortage — which has led to long wait times and financial consequences. The city is short roughly 500 officers, about a third of its ideal force, according to multiple reports.
The NOLA Coalition, an organization consisting of hundreds of local nonprofits, civic organizations and businesses, has been collecting data on the officer shortage and looking into ways to create a less violent city. Michael Hecht, the coalition’s CEO, joins us along with Jeff Asher, co-founder of AH Datalytics, an organization that’s been researching the main causes an...
2023-09-1424 min
#AskJPEpisode 4: Doing the Data (Feat. Jeff Asher)Welcome to #AskJP!Episode 4: Doing the DataFEATURING Jeff Asher, Cofounder of AH DatalyticsThis is the 4th Episode of our Third Season! We talk to data analyst Jeff Asher about police attrition rates, data manipulation, and much more!Follow us on socials at @askjpstudio for updates and information about #AskJP 💥Thanks again for returning to join us on this journey!
2023-03-171h 08
Reducing Crime#54 (Jeff Asher)Jeff Asher is a nationally recognized crime data analyst and co-founder of the data analytics firm AH Datalytics. Jeff spent years as a crime analyst with both the City of New Orleans and Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office, and prior to that he worked on spook street, as an analyst for the Central Intelligence Agency and Department of Defense. Jeff’s analyses have appeared nationally on data journalism website FiveThirtyEight, The New York Times, The Atlantic, and more. Jeff holds a MA from George Washington University and a BA from the University of Texas. We discuss the spectacular failure that has...
2022-12-1737 min
Plain English with Derek ThompsonWhy Are the Police So Bad at Solving Murders?Today’s episode is about the story of the moment—gun violence. There’s been a surge of violent shootings, mass shootings, and gun-related murders in the last few years. Today, Derek investigates a mystery behind this surge of violence: Why are the police so bad at solving murders? According to FBI statistics, in the 1960s nearly 100 percent of all murders were "cleared" by police, typically by arrest. In 2020, the clearance rate hit an all-time low of nearly 50 percent. Today, half of the murders in the United States go unsolved. Why? Today’s guest is Jeff Asher, a crime analyst...
2022-07-0647 minfvigeant – WITF Smart Talk PodcastMidstate towns on the list of safest from crimeSeveral Pennsylvania cities and small towns made the list of the Safest Small Towns in America and Safest Cities in America in research conducted by SafeWise.com — a home security company. Using FBI crime statistics, the company ranked towns and cities based on the number of violent crimes and property crimes per 1,000 people.
Luzerne Township in Fayette County was tied for first in the small town rankings with no crimes reported. Other safe small towns in the top 100 include Millcreek Township in Lebanon County and West Cocalico Township in Lancaster County. On the list of municipalities with la...
2021-11-2900 min
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: Jeff AsherToday on BRING IT IN Henry Abbott and David Thorpe spoke with return guest Jeff Asher, former CIA officer, co-founder of AH Datalytics, and public safety analyst with the New Orleans City Council.He spoke about Louisiana’s COVID numbers, and then put on his professor hat to teach us about espionage and the story of KGB officer Valdimir Vetrov. RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:* FRIDAY July 17, 2020 Jarod Hector on the NBA not making public the rules of play in the bubble. * WEDNESDAY July 15, 2020 Adena Jones on life in the NBA bubbl...
2020-07-2055 min
TrueHoopBRING IT IN: Jeff AsherToday on BRING IT IN Henry Abbott and David Thorpe spoke with Jeff Asher, former CIA officer, co-founder of AH Datalytics, and public safety analyst with the New Orleans City Council. He spoke about how bias affects perception, thinking about thinking, and job of managing our own biases in making choices. He shared the CIA’s bible to overcome them, and showed us a couple of puzzles. Then we discussed how to deploy better approaches in everything from the NBA draft to coronavirus. He also kindly answered Henry’s and David’s nerdiest questions about working for CIA—inc...
2020-04-2053 min
Critical Mass Radio ShowEpisode 1259 - Critical Mass Radio Show - December 18, 2019 Bill FowlerAre you in compliance? With the constant changes in rules and laws, it can be hard to keep track of if you are in compliance or not. That’s where the team behind Compliance Datalytics comes in. They continuously analyze thousands of cases to identify the compliance issues and data to make sure you remain on top.
2019-12-1821 min
Critical Mass Business Talk Show | Orange County’s Longest-Running Business Talk ShowEpisode 1259 - Critical Mass Radio Show - December 18, 2019 Bill Fowler
Are you in compliance? With the constant changes in rules and laws, it can be hard to keep track of if you are in compliance or not. That’s where the team behind Compliance Datalytics comes in. They continuously analyze thousands of cases to identify the compliance issues and data to make sure you remain on top.
2019-12-1821 min
Strategia Digitale | Il podcast di Giulio GaudianoCome fare influencer marketingCos'è e come si fa influencer marketing sui social media? Scopriamolo insieme a Luca Rallo, che ci condurrà dalle piattaforme di ascolto dei social media ( http://www.datalytics.it/it/ ) a quelle per aggregare e monetizzare l'influenza sul Web ( http://yourbrandcamp.it / https://buzzoole.com/ / https://www.upstory.it/ ).☞ ISCRIVITI, CONDIVIDI, SCRIVI UNA RECENSIONE o FAI UNA DOMANDA > http://strategiadigitale.infoDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/strategia-digitale-il-podcast-di-giulio-gaudiano--994702/support.
2017-10-3029 min
WebReputationLa social reputation di #Euro2016In collaborazione con datalytics.itl'esame quali-quantitativo della social reputation di Euro2016 - Italia-SpagnaI materiali della puntata di oggihttp://www.datalytics.it/nazionale/
2016-07-0112 min
WebReputationI ballottaggi 2016In collaborazione con datalytics.itl'esame quali-quantitativo della social reputation di fine campagna elettorale per le amministrative 2016 - i BallottaggiI materiali della puntata di oggihttp://www.datalytics.it/ballottaggi/
2016-06-2218 min
WebReputationLa social reputation di fine campagna elettoraleIn collaborazione con datalytics.itl'esame quali-quantitativo della reputazione online della fine campagna elettorale per le amministrative 2016 di Napoli, Roma e Milano.I materiali della puntata di oggihttp://www.datalytics.it/comunali2016giugno/
2016-06-0819 min
WebReputationLa Social Reputation dei Talk-ShowIn collaborazione con datalytics.itl'esame quali-quantitativo della reputazione online dei Talk-Show televisivi.I materiali della puntata di oggihttp://www.datalytics.it/talkshow-maggio2016/
2016-06-0114 min
WebReputationLa social web reputation dei candidati a sindacoIn collaborazione con datalytics.itl'esame quali-quantitativo della reputazione online dei candidati alle amministrative 2016 di Napoli, Roma e Milano.I materiali della puntata di oggihttp://www.datalytics.it/comunali2016-maggio/
2016-05-1812 min
WebReputationLa webreputation dei leader politici italianiIn collaborazione con datalytics.itl'esame quali-quantitativo della reputazione online dei leader politici italiani.I materiali della puntata di oggihttp://www.datalytics.it/politici2016
2016-05-1113 min