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Episode 10 | Beyond Peer Review: Building Communities of Practice for Forensic Interviewers | Real Evidence Podcast

In this episode of the Real Evidence Podcast, Ashley and Myron dive into a transformative approach to ongoing professional development for forensic interviewers: Communities of Practice (CoP). Joined by Amanda and Ellie from Project Harmony, they explore how these peer-based groups are reshaping training by fostering deep, reflective, and skill-enhancing discussions among experienced practitioners. Learn how CoPs go beyond traditional peer review, creating space for critical thinking, self-assessment, and emotional insight—especially valuable for interviewers navigating complex cases in under-resourced settings. If you're looking to grow beyond the basics and elevate your practice through meaningful connection and mentorship, this episode is for you.   Don't forget to rate the podcast and subscribe to stay updated on upcoming episodes or visit our website for more content at guardify.com/real-evidence-podcast [http://guardify.com/real-evidence-podcast].

A Detective’s Journey w/Corey Foreman | Real Evidence Podcast | Episode 9

In this episode of the Real Evidence Podcast, we had the pleasure of speaking with Corey Foreman, a seasoned child abuse detective from Dallas, Texas, whose unwavering commitment to protecting the most vulnerable has defined his remarkable 20-year career. With profound expertise and compassion, Foreman offers an intimate look into the challenging world of child advocacy, revealing the personal motivations and emotional fortitude required to serve children and support families during their most difficult moments. Through his candid storytelling, listeners will gain unprecedented insight into the critical work of those who stand on the front lines of child protection. Don't forget to rate the podcast and subscribe to stay updated on upcoming episodes or visit our website for more content at guardify.com/real-evidence-podcast [http://guardify.com/real-evidence-podcast]. Watch the full episode on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/UARo8-xkP_Y [https://youtu.be/UARo8-xkP_Y]

AI Deepfakes in the Legal Context: An Introduction

In this episode of the Real Evidence Podcast, we explore the emerging challenges of AI deepfakes in the legal context. Drawing from insights by legal scholars, we examine how manipulated audio and video evidence is already impacting courtrooms today. From high-profile cases to everyday legal proceedings, we discuss the authentication challenges facing judges, lawyers, and jurors.  Join us as we explore practical solutions being discussed, including emerging detection technologies, forensic collaboration, and legislative responses to this growing topic in judicial proceedings. Whether you're a legal professional or interested in the intersection of AI and justice, this episode offers crucial insights into one of today's most pressing legal technology challenges. Don't forget to rate the podcast and subscribe to stay updated on upcoming episodes or visit our website for more content at guardify.com/real-evidence-podcast [http://guardify.com/real-evidence-podcast]. Or watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wqAUUhH8WHM [https://youtu.be/wqAUUhH8WHM] Sources referenced:  * https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2024/09/03/deepfakes-in-legal-proceedings-a-strategic-framework-for-collaborative-solutions/?kw=Deepfakes%20in%20Legal%20Proceedings:%20A%20Strategic%20Framework%20for%20Collaborative%20Solutions&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=newsroomupdate&utm_content=20240903&utm_term=ltn&oly_enc_id=0217J8528789I7O [https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2024/09/03/deepfakes-in-legal-proceedings-a-strategic-framework-for-collaborative-solutions/?kw=Deepfakes%20in%20Legal%20Proceedings:%20A%20Strategic%20Framework%20for%20Collaborative%20Solutions&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=newsroomupdate&utm_content=20240903&utm_term=ltn&oly_enc_id=0217J8528789I7O] * Rebecca Delfino’s paper: https://repository.uclawsf.edu/hastings_law_journal/vol74/iss2/3/ [https://repository.uclawsf.edu/hastings_law_journal/vol74/iss2/3/]

Pioneering Change: Statewide Digital Forensic Interview Management w/Heather Stewart | Real Evidence Podcast | Episode 7

In this episode of the Real Evidence Podcast, Ashley and Myron talk with Heather Stewart, the Deputy Director of the Children’s Justice Center program for the State of Utah. She recently helped successfully pioneer statewide changes to forensic interview management and is joining to speak about her experience, lessons, and advice.  Topics ranged from what it takes to spur change at the state level, to measuring impact of change and advice for others seeking to make widespread changes related to the adoption of technology or new programs.  Don't forget to rate the podcast and subscribe to stay updated on upcoming episodes or visit our website for more content at guardify.com/real-evidence-podcast [http://guardify.com/real-evidence-podcast].

This Little World: A How-To Guide for Social Innovators w/ Shelly Kurtz | Real Evidence Podcast | Episode 6

In this episode of the Real Evidence Podcast, Ashley and Myron jumped into the topics of Social Innovation, Social Impact, and more with Shelly Kurtz.    Shelly is an award winning marketer, social entrepreneur who has founded numerous social innovation organizations and initiatives. She’s also co-authored an amazing new book titled “This Little World: A How-To Guide for Social Innovators”.   We discussed topics related to Shelly’s book such as what is social innovation, who participates in being change makers, what tools and frameworks can be used to better understand widespread problems and opportunities, and take steps toward innovation and impact.    Don't forget to rate the podcast and subscribe to stay updated on upcoming episodes or visit our website for more content at guardify.com/real-evidence-podcast [http://guardify.com/real-evidence-podcast].   Referenced in this episode:  * Check out Shelly’s book at www.thislittleworld.org [http://www.thislittleworld.org] * Learn more about the Ikigai framework discussed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikigai [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikigai].