Campus Killings is a Bi-Weekly true crime podcast that debuts on September 17, 2022, and releases new episodes every other Saturday. Campus Killings is hosted by Dr. Meghan Sacks and Dr. Amy Shlosberg (Women & Crime, and Direct Appeal podcasts). In each episode, Meghan and Amy dive into some of the most shocking and tragic murders to happen on school grounds, and provide their analysis as both Educators and trained Criminologists. They discuss what went wrong, and what could have been done differently to prevent the tragic outcome. As criminologists, Meghan and Amy teach, research, write and podcast about victims, offenders and the issues surrounding our criminal justice system-and each have over 20 years of experience working in the system in various capacities such as law enforcement, mental health and offender reentry. Campus Killings is researched and written by Jessica Bettencourt (DNA: ID, and Missing Persons podcasts) It's produced by Mike Morford of AbJack Entertainment (Criminology, and The Murder in My Family podcasts) Follow Campus Killings on social media- On Facebook: facebook.com/Campuskillings On Twitter: twitter.com/CampusKillings more

The starting point of this podcast is the school shooting that took place on April 20, 1999, at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado; and the journeys of the people who were there. The guests will share their stories, and talk about topics such as the 90's era and the evolution of society since then, grief and mental health, growing up and education, healing and peacebuilding. Bonus videos on YouTube: youtube.com/@ColumbineThemYouMeEverybody.Join the conversation! more

The Teachers Unify podcast is hosted by Sarah Lerner, a co-founder of Teachers Unify To End Gun Violence. A 22-year educator in Florida, Sarah is a teacher-survivor from the shooting on Feb. 14, 2018 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland. The show works to address issues of gun violence and how it impacts schools & communities. more

Season 2 - Confronting: Columbine The events of April 20th, 1999 shaped our nation and altered the American narrative. One of America's deadliest school shootings took place in a small town in Colorado, leaving thirteen dead and another twenty-one severely injured. And it was all broadcast over national tv for the nation to see.  The second season of Confronting takes on one of the most prolific tragedies in American history: the Columbine High School massacre. It was a devastating example of how easily a place of learning, familiarity and peace can descend into a war zone of chaos in a moment, the teenagers present that day are now adults who bear the mental and physical scars of the carnage they lived through. Amy Over, a Columbine survivor who is still living with its aftermath and raising her own children in its shadow, confronts many of the realities, questions and myths that surround the massacre to this day. Amy, through her own experience and by speaking with survivors, investigators, classmates, reporters on the scene and other important voices, brings a first-person account of the physical, emotional and spiritual journey that comes along with confronting the worst day of her life. Season 1 - Confronting: O.J. Simpson 25 years after the crimes that ignited the 'Trial of the Century' Kim Goldman, sister of murder victim Ron Goldman, is digging deep into the vicious crime that changed her life, and many others, forever. Thrust into the public eye at the age of 22, Kim was devastated when OJ Simpson was found not guilty of the murders of his ex-wife Nicole and her brother Ron. There has been much debate and confusion about what really happened the night of those brutal murders and for the first time Kim gets answers to questions that have been haunting her since the trial. She sits down with prosecutors, investigators, and witnesses who never got to speak and jurors who voted not guilty. In this 10-part series, Kim takes you on a journey as she reclaims and reflects on the part of her life that was changed permanently. more

The April 1999 massacre at Columbine High School hurtled the United States into an era of mass shootings. Now, a quarter century later, the horrors of that day have become an almost regular facet of American life, and gun violence a record-smashing epidemic. Clad in both camouflage and Kevlar, 21st-century America is a bastion of freedom where workplaces require active shooter protocols, schools run lockdown drills, and the Second Amendment has become a religion unto itself.Guns are a uniquely American problem, but the U.S. wasn't always like this. LONG SHADOW: IN GUNS WE TRUST explores the story of the people — some names you'll know, some you won't — who changed the way America relates to guns, for better or worse. This season, host Garrett Graff, in collaboration with The Trace, chronicles how firearms moved from being an ordinary part of the background of rural life to a menacing element of modern American life.Crackling with rich archival tape and riveting eyewitness and expert interviews, this narrative podcast examines threads of history that are vitally relevant to our current political climate. In LONG SHADOW's Signal Award-winning first season, Graff, a Pulitzer-finalist and a best-selling author and historian, examined the lingering questions of 9/11, the worst terrorist attack on U.S. soil. Season two, which won an Edward R. Murrow Award for best podcast, chronicled how bloody tragedies at the hands of federal agents led to the rise of American far-right extremism and ultimately the January 6 insurrection. Season three, winner of three Signal Awards (best history podcast, best documentary podcast, and best activism, public service & social impact podcast) will help listeners understand how simply carrying firearms has become its own act of defiance, and how a very specific, carefully manufactured fear has driven explosive demand for guns across America. How did we get here? Subscribe and listen to LONG SHADOW to find out.LONG SHADOW: IN GUNS WE TRUST is produced by Long Lead and Campside Media in collaboration with The Trace, and is distributed by PRX. more

A podcast analyzing the motives behind some of the most notorious mass casualty events.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/active-shooter-the-podcast--3688663/support. more

On November 30, 2021, when Ethan Crumbley opened fire on his classmates at Oxford High School killing four students, the reactions to this modern American phenomenon were sadly familiar. The events that unfolded in the aftermath of the Michigan shooting, however, were anything but. The teenage assailant's parents, Jennifer and James, were thrust into the national spotlight, when, in an unprecedented turn of events, the two were charged in connection with their son's acts of violence. Raising questions about parental responsibility, agency and what could have been done to prevent the heartbreaking tragedy, Law and Crime presents the most in-depth analysis to date exploring these complex questions and more by taking you behind the scenes of the historic trials of Jennifer and James Crumbley in SINS OF THE CHILD. Binge all episodes of Sins of the Child ad-free with Wondery+. Join Wondery+ in the Wondery App, Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Start your free trial by visiting wondery.com/links/sins-of-the-child/ now. more

A true crime podcast, hosted by a college professor and administrator, focusing on crimes committed on school campuses or crimes that are somehow associated with colleges and universities. more

True crime stories in the school system told by a teacher from Australia. For people looking for something different in the true crime genre, other than Ted Bundy or the Zodiac Killer. Diverse and lesser-known stories an albino student murder in Africa, schoolgirl sexual slavery in Libya, a teacher beheaded in France, Polish teachers executed by the Nazis, just to name a few. School-based tragedies are also featured - a school bus stranded in a snowstorm, a school wiped out by a landslide, the drowning of students in a sinking ship. So join host Ana Thomas, as she presents the bad apples. more

Exploring the Darkest Corners of Violence Prevention and Survival: Join Katherine Schweit, former head of the FBI's Active Shooter Program, and award-winning true-crime producer Sarah Ferris in Stop the Killing, the true-crime podcast that doesn't just document tragedy but empowers listeners with the tools to prevent it. This series masterfully blends deep dives into infamous mass shootings, high-stakes FBI cases, and real-world survivor stories with expert analysis and practical safety strategies. Schweit—who led the first government study on mass shootings after Sandy Hook—delivers powerful insights, while Ferris transforms each episode into a gripping, unforgettable journey.Together, they equip listeners to recognize warning signs, understand preventative strategies, and become 'upstanders' in the face of violence. In Season 5, meet heroes, advocates, and experts whose stories demand action—from Parkland parents who turned grief into advocacy, to Chris Hansen of To Catch a Predator - each story a call to action in America's ongoing fight against gun violence. Stop the Killing isn't just a podcast; it's an indispensable guide to saving lives. more

In East Lansing, Michigan, an outburst of violence at the local high school, and the discovery of a gun, leads to a community reckoning over school safety, racial equity, and the role of police in schools. From producer and host Emily Reeves, this four-part documentary series asks big questions about school safety, policing, racial equity, and what it's like to be a teenager in an era of school shootings. AN APPLE PODCASTS EDITOR'S PICK WEBBY NOMINEE FOR BEST INDIE PODCAST — LIMITED SERIES more

On April 20, 1999 a school shooting in suburban Denver shook the country.Now, 20 years after the shooting, some kids who survived it are having kids of their own. A generation of America's children have gone through lockdown drills. There have been more mass shootings, which have created thousands of survivors knit together in a network. Columbine created a need to feel supported and created a need to understand how to stop the next 'Columbine.'Hosted by Colorado Public Radio reporters Andrea Dukakis and Nathaniel Minor, this podcast series tells stories of how one shooting changed America and what we've learned since. more

The year 2018 was the deadliest in modern American history when it comes to school shootings. It was also the year a tiny theater company of teen actors in Dallas set out to create an original stage play about our deep divisions over Second Amendment rights, mass shootings, background checks and automatic weapons. Americans are either pro-gun or anti-gun at least that's how the issues get framed. But these arguments aren't actually binary.In Gun Play, a five-part podcast series co-produced by KERA and Guns & America, hosts Hady Mawajdeh and Jerome Weeks follow Cry Havoc Theater Company as the teenagers travel across the country to talk to folks on all sides of the debate, from a mom still wrestling with her daughter's suicide to the owner of a gun range, on a journey that takes them from the snows of Sandy Hook, Connecticut, to the steps of the U.S. Capitol and the floor of the national NRA convention. These young actors, some from streets plagued by violence, provide a window into an issue that tears at the nation. more

Host Nelba Márquez-Greene talks to the humans behind the headlines of gun violence in a moment in history where all too often we focus on everything but our shared humanity. more

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Using data analysis to understand and prevent gun violence at schools. k12ssdb.substack.com

Hosted by Michele Gay, The Sound Off on School Safety shares real stories, expert insights, and practical tools to protect our most precious people our students. Each week she'll bring you conversations with leaders, experts, survivors, and everyday heroes. Michele is an advocate, educator, mom, Founder of Safe and Sound Schools and a leading voice in the school safety community. more

Impacted By Gun Violence is hosted by gun violence prevention activist, Kelly Murphy. Kelly has been deeply impacted by two shootings within her family. Guests will include individuals who've been impacted by various types of gun violence. These include survivors of school shootings including Columbine High School and Sandy Hook Elementary School, as well as family members of individuals who've completed gun suicide, family members of victims who've died by gun murder or in accidental shootings. In addition to mental health professionals, and state legislators working to prevent gun violence. more

Ignored Warnings: The Shooting of Abby Zwerner tells the full story — from the day a first-grader opened fire inside his classroom, to the unprecedented court battles that followed. Hosted by Tony Brueski, this series examines both the criminal case against former assistant principal Ebony Parker , charged with eight felony counts of child neglect , and the ongoing $40 million civil trial brought by teacher Abby Zwerner against the school system that failed to protect her. Through in-depth reporting, courtroom updates, and forensic legal analysis, Tony unpacks how a series of ignored red flags became a national reckoning over accountability in American education. Why did so many adults stay silent? How did policy, fear, and bureaucracy replace common sense? And will the courts finally decide that silence can be a crime? This is the story of a gun, a child, and a system that looked away — and the trials now forcing it to answer for every ignored warning. more

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This podcast discusses the stereotypes, truths, and possible solutions for school shootings through the eyes of a high school Journalism class. Little did we know this would turn into advocacy journalism asking all of our listeners to do something about the stories of the survivors and advice the experts share with us.We interview Oxford school shooting survivors, an expert in the field of school shootings, activist for Sandy Hook, and a Parkland activist all fighting for a safer America.As a call to action we are asking ALL listeners to share this podcast with the #sowillyou? more

A podcast that dives deep into the stories and strategies behind creating safer communities and schools. For more information, please visit saferschoolstogether.com and ICDTA.org. more

Ten years ago, 20 children and six educators were killed in a shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. The tragedy reimagined so many aspects of American life: school safety, mental health, and community activism. In this deeply compelling and thoughtful podcast, WSHU's Davis Dunavin asks: How does a community come out the other side of tragedy? more

In this episode, I give the facts about the effect school shootings have on children, including PTSD, antidepressant use, academic difficulties, and more. more

My podcast is about school shootings and what can be don't to prevent them from reoccurring.

Rachel, London, and Desiree cover the topic of school shootings. In this episode we talk about the difference between private and public schools, mental illness and bullying, and lastly how schools could or are now protecting students from an attacker. more

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Welcome to T&J Podcast, where we talk about a very serious subject School Shootings and maybe other things but our main focus is to raise awareness for this cause and help fix and put an end to it. more

Gun Control, School shootings, and more! Learn about about the dangers and activists that are changing the world! ~Shirley&Jerenys more

I'm this episode of 'Reshaping America', we talk about a school shooters access to guns, the effects of a shooting on a grieving dad, and what guns are most commonly being used for, ally tying back to the theme that is diving America: gun control. more