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Today Caitlin interviews Holly Roberts, a museum curator from the National Emergency Services Museum.

Today Caitlin interviews Sean Hannigan a police officer who has served in the military and been a teacher. His work focused on the hard to reach communities and is currently studying a masters.

Today Caitlin interviews Peter Bleksley to talk all things hunted, his book and podcast called Mindhunt, on the current hunt for Kevin Parle and talks about his previous experiences in witness protection and the police.

Caitlin interviews an ex BCU undergraduate and masters student for criminology and policing, who now works for the British Transport Police.

In today’s episode Caitlin talks to Aviv Glaser, a constable in counter terrorism for West Midlands police.

Jonathan Jackson (lecturer and course lead at Birmingham City University) joins us today to talk about his experiences within the realm of Criminology and Policing.

Matt Phillips joins Caitlin today to talk about all things security.

Caitlin is joined today by Mark O’Donoghue to discuss Mark’s experience within policing (and being a detective) and previous academic experiences.

Today we talk you through the history of Birmingham and the best places to go as a student or resident of Birmingham

Liam talks you through Criminological theory, using two approaches as a basis for discussions.

Episode 13 covers moving to university - what to take, transport, accommodations and information about your campus.

Here Matthew speaks about World employability and gives different tips and techniques to improve your chances in securing work after the pandemic is over.

A West Midlands PCC candidate joins Caitlin today to discuss their work. Remember to go out and vote at the beginning of May.

Today, Caitlin and Leah will be talking about money and finances (especially whilst at University).

During this episode, Matthew will discuss the impact of Britain's exit from the European Union for policing and security studies. This episode will focus on the role of the European Arrest Warrant, the impact on the security service (Mi5), defence and the impact of the defence spending review, the impact and challenges facing migrants and refugees and finally, the impact of Brexit on Northern Ireland and the potential return to violence as well as the potential future of a Border Poll on Irish Reunification.

Today Caitlin is joined by Paul Britton to discuss forensics and psychology.

During this episode, Caitlin, Erika and Matthew will discuss the development and changes to security studies and what is seen as a threat. This episode will focus on the past, present and future for the field of security studies, whilst exploring what was considered as a threat and through technological advancement, how the nature of a threat could potentially change and what this means for the state but also human/personal security.

In episode 7 of the Beyond Crime Podcast, Erika and Liam discuss criminological research.

In this episode, Leah and Erika are joined by a special guest, Saffron, to discuss mental health tips and support services, as well as discussing the impacts COVID-19 has had on students specifically.

Today, Erika, Caitlin and Leah talk you through different opportunities available to you in the Criminal Justice System. They also walk you through their first hand experience in some of the roles they mention.

Today Matthew, Caitlin and Leah talk you through all of the different opportunities available to you at Birmingham City University.

In today’s episode, Leah and Hollie walk you (or talk you) through the White House Farm case, including the crime itself and everything that has happened since.

In this episode, Liam gives you a brief introduction to criminology and security studies. Leah then moves on to give you a short overview of the history of the police.

In our first ever episode, we give a brief introduction to who we are, what our interests are and some more info on the podcast itself. Come back next Friday for a brief intro to all things criminology, security studies and policing studies.