This episode explores the terrifying story of Ted Bundy, the charming yet monstrous serial killer who murdered at least 30 young women in the 1970s. We cover his manipulative methods, his daring prison escapes, and his most shocking crimes, including the brutal 1978 Chi Omega murders. Bundy's eventual capture, conviction, and execution in 1989 are examined, shedding light on the mind of one of America's most infamous killers.

On today’s episode, Jeff and I react to an interview by Chis Williams on the Modern Wisdom channel with Abigail Shrier. Abigail Shrier is a journalist, a writer for The Wall Street Journal, and an author. In this episode they discuss therapy, culture, and Gen-Z, and since Jeff and I weren’t invited, we decided to offer our own perspectives.

Now, hold onto your thinking caps, because we've got a guest in the house. Amy Daeschel is the name, and let me tell ya, she's like a tornado of wisdom. This gal's been through the trenches, from being a former substance user and homeless individual to becoming a Certified Peer Support Specialist. She's like a phoenix rising from the ashes, pursuing a master's degree at the University of Utah, all while juggling crisis intervention, administration, and more. And if you thought that was all, well, think again. Amy's got her fingers in policy work, advocating for expungement and behavioral health. She's been on more boards than a game of Monopoly! Now, here's a gem from Amy herself: "We are not what we have done; we are everything we overcome." Wise words from someone who's not just talkin' the talk but walkin' the walk. So buckle up, let’s roll.

Introducing the star of our show: Role-play and Skills Training! It's like drama class for the criminally inclined, where they get to practice being law-abiding citizens. We call it "Criminal Improv," where we pretend we're in a real-life social situation, and our participants act out how they'd normally respond. Oh, and trust us, folks, it's not your typical improv show. Our criminals can give Shakespeare a run for his money with their elaborate performances! But here's the secret sauce – it's all about "unlearning" their old, ineffective behaviors. Yep! Just like peeling off those old, crusty criminal layers to reveal the diamond in the rough beneath. By the end of our sessions, these criminals will be giving TED Talks on how to choose pro-social goals! Stay tuned for our next episode, where we'll dive into the world of "Criminal Karaoke" – because everyone deserves to sing their way to redemption!

Today we're diving headfirst into a topic that'll make you question everything you thought you knew. We're talking about the controversial documentary "Are All Men Pedophiles" by Jan-Willem Breure. This film takes us on a wild ride through the twisted maze of pedophilia hysteria. Strap in and buckle up! Now, we've got some burning questions to tackle. How did society arrive at this mind-boggling conclusion that all men are potential pedophiles? And what on earth are the political and social consequences of this madness? It's a real head-scratcher. Are men becoming the new victims of modern sexism, or is this surge in sexism somehow justified? We're about to break it down for you. Get ready for some heated discussions, explosive revelations, and a dash of our signature sarcastic humor. But remember, folks, we're here to examine the issues, not pass judgment. Let's keep it real. So join us as we dissect this documentary, share our insights, and maybe even poke a little fun at some absurdities along the way. So lock your doors, hide your kids, and let's dive into the controversial world of societal paranoia. Only on Guerrilla Social Work!

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, and anyone else who just snuck into the room - welcome to the Guerrilla Social Work Podcast! Get ready to swing through the vines of forensic clinical treatment with your hosts, the dynamic duo of psychotherapy, Jeff "ginger nymph" Moore and Mace Warren! Jeff and Mace, two fearless forensic psychotherapists, are here to tackle the wildest, weirdest, and most wonderful aspects of working in the criminal justice system.

In today’s podcast we welcome officer Jackson Daniels to discuss his mission in blending counseling and law enforcement and bringing it the front lines of dark underbelly of society.

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Today, the GSW Crew is presenting the latest and greatest news that affects the social work field. We talk a little nostalgia for childhood movies that just don’t hold up. And Jeff finally gives me his long awaited, albeit underwhelming new years dare.  

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Today, the GSW Crew is discussing the Dark Triad. The Dark Triad is a set of three personality traits that are often associated with negative and destructive behaviors. These traits are narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy. Narcissism refers to an excessive focus on oneself, including a sense of entitlement and a lack of empathy for others. Machiavellianism involves a willingness to manipulate and exploit others for personal gain, often through deceit and cunning. Psychopathy is characterized by a lack of remorse, empathy, and impulse control, often leading to impulsive and antisocial behavior. These traits can be found in varying degrees in individuals, and while they may provide certain advantages in certain contexts, they are generally associated with negative outcomes for both the individual and those around them.

Felicitations Guerrilla Social Workers! We’re stoked to bring you another chitchat with your hosts Jeff “optic scump” Moore, and yours faithfully, Mace Warren. Jeff and I are both forensic psychotherapists that specialize in treating clients involved in the criminal justice system.  We love sharing our misguided musings with all of you, and we thank you so much for your ongoing listenership.

Today, the GSW crew responds to a video made by Candace Owens from the Daily Wire titled, “Therapy is Ruining Western Civilization.” Candace shares her views on why she thinks therapy is causing people to overshare and become overly sensitive, and the boys give their take on the subject.

If you like what you hear, offer to tie the five-star ratings shoes. When you kneel down, reach between their legs with your stronger arm and reach around your back from the same side with your weaker arm before then lifting the five-star rating up over your shoulder. From this position, fall forward to slam the five-star rating against the ground.

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Today, the GSW posse reviews a large-scale experiment on new year’s resolutions. Despite the popularity of New Year’s resolutions, current knowledge about them is limited. We investigated what resolutions people make when they are free to formulate them, whether different resolutions reach differing success rates, and whether it is possible to increase the likelihood of a resolution’s success by administering information and exercises on effective goal setting.

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Oscarsson M, Carlbring P, Andersson G, Rozental A. A large-scale experiment on New Year's resolutions: Approach-oriented goals are more successful than avoidance-oriented goals. PLoS One. 2020 Dec 9;15(12):e0234097. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0234097. PMID: 33296385; PMCID: PMC7725288.

Today, the GSW crew discusses the concept of catfishing and how it affects our clients. Apps and social media, it can be big business, with romance scams costing victims millions of dollars across the US every year. Current catfishing statistics project an even further upward curve over the coming years, and clients reentering society after incarceration trying to build a new social network should be vigilant of the dangers.

If you like what you hear, offer to give the five-star rating a back rub. As soon as they relax sit on their back and place both their arms across your thighs. Then reach forward and grab their chin and pull.

Today, the GSW crew reviews their recent attendance to the Association for the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse. We talk about all the presentations we heard and give our personal takes on the conference as a whole.

If you like what you hear, wait until the five-star rating button lays down for a nap, climb to the top rope and execute a 1 & ½ front flip and land on their chest.

This episode is a follow-up from our previous Dark Triad episode where we discuss strategies clinicians can use to improve their work with these clients.

Today, the GSW crew tries to tackle the topic of toxic masculinity. We discuss the idea that manhood and masculinity represents a fixed, inevitable, and natural state of being, or if masculinity is something that is malleable and made, not given.

If you like what you hear, convince the five-star rating that using black charcoal when they brush will actually make their teeth shine whiter, but before they try it for the first time, replace their tooth charcoal with black paste industrial dye.

Greetings Guerrilla Social Workers! We’re thrilled to bring you another chitchat with your hosts Jeff “Rust Lust” Moore, and yours faithfully, Mace Warren. Jeff and I are both forensic psychotherapists that specialize in treating clients involved in the criminal justice system.  We love sharing our misguided musings with all of you, and we thank you so much for your ongoing listenership.

Today we bring you our last installment of the Untouchable Reaction Video series. When the most powerful lobbyist in Florida discovers that the nanny has sexually abused his daughter, he harnesses his extraordinary political power to pass the toughest sex offender laws in the nation. UNTOUCHABLE chronicles his crusade, and its impact on the lives of several of the 800,000 people forced to live under the kinds of laws he has championed. The film interweaves intimate portraits of men and women who have been branded sex offenders with the heartbreaking stories of those who have suffered sexual abuse. Directed and produced by David Fiege. No infringement intended.  

If you like what you hear, pretend like you are going to play airplane with the five-star rating. When the five-star rating extends his arms to hold you, hold one of his forearms with both hands, position your legs so your knees are bent and their arm and elbow are between your legs, squeeze your legs towards their body and pull the arm towards you, and using the five-star ratings chest as a fulcrum, pull their wrist to your chest and apply upwards pressure from your hops, while slightly pulling the hand towards your chest.

Today we bring you another installment of our GSW news series, where Jeff and I each bring a provocative news article to the table to discuss and share our thoughts.

If you like what you hear, ask the five-star rating to help you practice a new method for the Heimlich maneuver. But when he ducks his head forward wrap your arm around his neck, grab your choking arm with the other hand, push your hips forward, and pull up on the five-star rating’s head as he nods off.

What’s up Guerrilla Social Workers! We’re stoked for another gabfest with your hosts Jeff “fanta pants” Moore, and yours faithfully, Mace Warren. Jeff and I are both forensic psychotherapists that specialize in the clinical treatment of folks involved in the criminal justice system.  We love sharing our misguided musings with all of you, and we thank you so much for your ongoing listenership.

Today we record another installment of our Villains to Victory series with our former client Jack. Jeff and I loved catching up with Jack, and we know you will enjoy him as well.

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We’re super sorry for the delay in posting. I guess that’s just what happens on Summer break.  Either way, we’re stoked to be back in studio. Today we talk about the recent school shooting at Uvalde Elementary, our legislator’s response, and whether clinical professionals have the capacity to handle this as a mental health issue.

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The boys sit down today for our second reaction video for the documentary Untouchable. Untouchable documentary is a film by David Feige from Blue Lawn Productions, all rights reserved, panopticon productions, llc 2022, no infringement intended. I think this one turned out great and we look forward to your feedback.   

If you like what you hear, wait for a hot day and hitch a ride in the five-star rating’s car, but as you’re walking away, fake like you left your water bottle in the car and ask to unlock the door. When they’re not looking, pour milk under the carpet in the back seat.

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The boys sit down today to discuss the clinical skill of Emergency Planning. This skill is intended to support efforts for relapse prevention by teaching clients strategies to interrupt a crisis situation that could lead to potential high-risk situations. The purpose of this clinical skill is to prepare and equip clients that may find themselves in risky situations while in treatment with a select set of skills to manage those situations so they can achieve their goals. Excellent podcast for both therapists and clients.  

The boys sit down today to discuss the process of clarification and reunification for sex offenders. Reunification is the systematic restoration of a family who has been torn apart by incest or child sexual abuse. This process is completed for clients who have offended within their family as well as outside of the family.

Jeff and Mace sit down today with a return guest, the Canadian Crippler, the Yukon Yataghan, the Ontario Outlaw himself, Matt Barnes, host of the Social Work Me podcast! The Social Work Me podcast show is for social workers, counselors, psychotherapists and anyone in the mental health profession as well anyone looking for more information on improving their mental health or overall wellness. We really enjoyed our conversation with Matt and we hope you do too.

The boys sit down today and talk about the colloquial term “playing the game” as it pertains to treatment. While some practitioners discourage the use of such a term to describe something as important as clinical psychotherapy, the GSW crew looks at this as an opportunity to reinforce client buy-in to treatment. Specifically, we invite clients to think of treatment strategically and how playing the game correctly can improve their lives. It was a fun discussion and I really enjoyed it. We hope you do to!

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This episode focuses on Success Planning. Gone are the days where therapists focus exclusively on relapse prevention. We discuss the ingredients for the recipe to both manage risk and promote the successful reintegration of our clients.  

The boys sit down today and do their inaugural reaction video to the documentary Untouchable. The film synopsis reads as follows: “When the most powerful lobbyist in Florida discovers that the nanny has sexually abused his daughter, he harnesses his extraordinary political power to pass the toughest sex offender laws in the nation. UNTOUCHABLE chronicles his crusade, and its impact on the lives of several of the 800,000 people forced to live under the kinds of laws he has championed. The film interweaves intimate portraits of men and women who have been branded sex offenders with the heartbreaking stories of those who have suffered sexual abuse. It is a film that pushes viewers toward an uncomfortable place, requiring them to walk in the shoes of those who have survived sexual abuse, but to still bear witness to the experiences of those we revile.” Written and produced by David Feige.  

The boys sit down today with Hilary Hislop. Hilary is a Certified Social Worker with six years of experience working in the social work field. Out of those six years of experience, she has worked with troubled at-risk youth, homelessness, substance abuse, and sexual offenders. Hilary specializes in cognitive behavior therapy, case management, and motivational interviewing. Hilary is a powerful force in the workplace and uses her positive attitude and tireless energy to encourage others to work hard and succeed. Hilary is inspired by her three daughters, who have given her the motivation to never give up. In her free time, Hilary likes to hike, draw, run, and take her daughters on dates.

We have a special guest joining us today, Mr. Brett Hoxer. Brett is a Certified Mental Health Counselor providing assessment and clinical treatment to adult sex offenders. Our topic of discussion today focuses on pornography. We get into pornography use leading to depression, relationship turmoil, and other challenges; the evolution of pornography; and, whether or not it should be considered an “addiction”.

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Love, Todd et al. “Neuroscience of Internet Pornography Addiction: A Review and Update.” Behavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland) 5,3 388-433. 18 Sep. 2015, doi:10.3390/bs5030388

The boys sit down today to discuss sex offender restrictions and trick-or-treating. This leads into a discussion about imprudent supervision practices. They wrap up the episode talking about none other than…mannequin rape. You won’t want to miss this.

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The boys sit down today to discuss new years resolutions and why they often fail; how this relates to motivation vs. discipline; and, some practical ways you can stick to your new year’s resolutions this year. We had a great time discussing this topic and we hope you enjoy listening.

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The boys sit down to discuss the four barriers that perpetrators of sexual assault must overcome in order to commit a sexual offense, why this information is important to potential victims, and what can be done about this. This conversation stems back to a blog posted by Jeff back in 2014 https://thekillerj.wordpress.com/2014/02/20/tactical-sexual-assault-prevention-part-1/. 

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This will be our last episode of the year. The boys have been working hard to crank out episodes regularly and on time, and we will be taking a Christmas break. In the spirit of the season we have a discussion about a more effective way to give to charities and make sure you get more bang for your buck. We love you guys! Enjoy the episode!

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The boys sit down today to talk about news about the CIA committing sex crimes involving children. That’s right! None of those conspiracy theory speculations, actual evidence of sex crimes committed by the CIA. Killer discussion. We look forward to your questions and comments. Enjoy!

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The boys sit down today to talk about Communicating Assertively. We are posting this episode around the holidays and we often find ourselves in family and social situations that lead to conflict. Communicating assertively is a necessary skill when dealing with conflict or trying to establish boundaries. I really enjoyed the discussion and I hope you do too. Thanks again, guys!

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The boys sit down and talk about the latest news in sex offender issues and treatment. We revisit a topic about more inclusive language associated when working with this population, as well as proposals to change this language altogether. We get into the implications this has on our field and the public as a whole. We hope you enjoy the episode.

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Today, the boys are discussing a recent and local publication about the sex offender registry, the practical implications and usage of publicly available registries, and the research on the effectiveness and impact of registry policies.

In this episode the boys sit down with Arlo Gagestein to discuss Human Trafficking. Arlo is an NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, a gym owner, and author of Warrior Core: Core Training Secrets for the Modern Combat Athlete and Battle Tested: Training Like Your Life Depends on It, which was released on Veteran's Day 2016 (November 11). Arlo recently hosted a fundraising event for Operation Underground Railroad. O.U.R. has made a significant impact in the fight to end sex trafficking and sexual exploitationby rescuing and supporting thousands of survivors in 28 countries and 26 U.S. states.

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The boys sit down to discuss the YouGov America Article Rumble in the Jungle: Which Animals Would Win in a Fight? 1,224 US adults were asked to choose which of two animals they thought would win in a fight in a series of head to head match-ups. On each page they saw two animals with the prompt: “Which animal do you think would win in a fight?” Each respondent saw seven match-ups, and no animal featured more than once. Data was weighted to be nationally representative of all US Adults, 18+. The survey was conducted between April 12-13, 2021. They also link this with the Dunning-Kruger Effect. The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people wrongly overestimate their knowledge or ability in a specific area. This tends to occur because a lack of self-awareness prevents them from accurately assessing their own skills.

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In this episode of the podcast the boys are interviewed by Matt Barnes from the Social Work Me Podcast. This podcast is a brought to you by Southwest Counselling Services in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. The show is for social workers, counsellors, psychotherapists and anyone in the mental health profession as well anyone looking for more information on improving their mental health or overall wellness. The show is hosted by Clinical Social Worker/Psychotherapist- Matt Barnes. Every episode aims to be informative, relevant and full of practical tips, tricks and wisdom from some of the leading experts in the field.

Jeff and Mace discuss the prevalence of emotional support animals in the news and potential problems on the horizon. They also give listeners an update on their Ragnar Relay race. 

The following article was read and reviewed for this podcast episode: https://www.inverse.com/culture/unemotional-support-animals

The boys banter about Russian vaccines and bathroom graffiti before they review a clinical skill designed to help professionals and clients understand how to appropriately apply the emotional regulation skill of managing anger. 

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The boys breakdown sex offender news headlines and offer personal opinions, as well as talk therapy. 

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During this episode, Jeff and Mace discuss the collaboration between Corrections Professionals and Clinical Professionals to ensure client success.

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The boys are bringing back their Villains to Victory series in an interview with former client. You won't want to miss this one! Thank you for all of your support, and we wish you a safe and happy holiday season. 

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The boys sit down to discuss holidays and recovery, and the difficult time clients may experience with added risks for relapse during the holidays. We mentioned YouTube, but no luck on this one. Maybe next time!

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Its finals weeks boys and girls! Jeff and Mace sit down to discuss some recent publications of study habits among college students and their misuse of prescription study habits to aid in their educational endeavors. The also go over the Problem Solving method as it applies to problems such as these, and make a few jokes in the meantime.

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Beard, S. J., & Wolff, J. M. (2020). The moderating role of positive peers in reducing substance use in college students. Journal of American College Health, 1–12. https://doi.org/10.1080/07448481.2020.1784907

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Today we’re discussing an investigation being conducted by the British Police over an alleged sexual assault of a 16-year-old girl in the Metaverse. We discuss the implications of immersive online interaction, potential for such behavior to manifest in the real world, and review some research that may support our understandings.

The boys sit down with Jamie Newsome and Eric Willoughby from the University of Cincinnati Corrections Institute. UCCI’s mission is to research, develop, disseminate, and implement evidence-based practices in corrections. From California to Maine, UCCI's team of expert researchers, clinicians and practitioners have conducted and implemented tested approaches in all 50 US states and internationally in Scotland, Singapore, New Zealand, Israel and the US Territory of Guam.

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The boys sit down to discuss the Sex Offender Registration, its development, and the current impact it has on sex offenders in the community. You won't want to miss this one!

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Ackerman, A.R. (2009). Registration and community notifcation laws: Do the consequences outweigh the benefts? Sex Offender Law Report, 10(6), 81–95. Adkins, G., Huff, D. and Stageberg, P. (2000). The Iowa Sex Offender Registry and Recidivism. Des Moines, IA: Iowa Department of Human Rights. Ahlmeyer, S., Heil, P., McKee, B. & English, K. (2000). The impact of polygraphy on admissions of victims and offenses in adult sexual offenders. Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment, 12(2), 123–138. Anderson, A.L. & Sample, L.L. (2008). Public awareness and action resulting from sex offender community notifcation laws. Criminal Justice Policy Review, 19(4), 371–396. Aos, S., Miller, M. & Drake, E. (2006). Evidence-Based Adult Corrections Programs: What Works and What Does Not. Olympia, WA: Washington State Institute for Public Policy. Retrieved from: www.wsipp.wa.gov/ rptfles/06-01-1201.pdf. Aos, S., Phipps, P., Barnoski, R. & Lieb, R. (2001). The Comparative Costs and Benefts of Programs to Reduce Crime. Olympia, WA: Washington State Institute for Public Policy, Document 01-05-1201. Retrieved from: www.wsipp.wa.gov/ReportFile/756. Aytes, K.E., Olsen, S.S., Zakrajsek, T., Murray, P. & Ireson, R. (2001). Cognitive/behavioral treatment for sexual offenders: An examination of recidivism. Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment, 13(4), 223–231. Baerga-Buffer, M. & Johnson, J.L. (2006). Sex offender management in the federal probation and pretrial service system. Federal Probation, 70(1), 13–17. Barnes, J.C., Dukes, T., Tewksbury, R. & De Troye, T.M. (2009). Analyzing the impact of statewide residence restriction law on South Carolina sex offenders. Criminal Justice Policy Review, 20(1), 21–43. Bates, A., Macrae, R., Williams, D., Wilson, C. & Wilson, R.J. (2014). Circles South East: The First 10 Years 2002–2012. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 58(7), 861–855. 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The boys discuss psychological distress related to the COVID-19 crisis, specifically for those suffering from anxiety and depression. We are all feeling the effects of COVID-19 restrictions, and some of the psychological disress can be explained by lockdown conditions and by intolerance to uncertainty. Jeff and Mace offer some simple techniques for managing these symptoms while we wait for the situation to resolve.

Mace and Jeff sit down with Drew Richards and Natalie Whitney (not Stracener) to talk about their personal struggles with addiction, as well as their joint efforts in starting the first Weber County Chapter of Addict II Athlete. Sorry, Jimmy...you took some hits on this one.