Join me today as I briefly address the topic of homelessness, also referred to as houselessness. If you are struggling with homelessness/houselessness, visit https://endhomelessness.org

Join me today for a lengthy episode as I delve into one of my favorite theories—labeling theory.

Join me today as I cover Cullen's Social Support Theory which is centered on the proposition that instrumental, informational, and emotional supports reduce the likelihood of delinquency and crime.

Have you ever pondered about how someone's environment during their youth can affect their life course? If so, join me today as I venture into differential coercion theory and crime.

Ever wonder why you've never robbed a bank to pay off your student loans? Well, Dr. Tittle might have an answer.

Is your home full of gender stereotypes or sexist undertones? If so, join me today as I venture into Hagan’s Power-Control Theory and explore how the family class structure derives its power configurations from the occupational positions held by the spouses outside and inside the home.

Join me today as I venture into the self-control theory of crime, often referred to as the general theory of crime.

Join me today as I venture into yet another control theory built upon the assumption that people are inherently self-interested. Today, I will explain, through Hirschi’s perspective why some people refrain from crime rather than engage in crime.

Welcome back and Happy New Year! Join me in today’s episode as I venture into Sykes and Matza’s Neutralization and Drift theory.

Join me on our final episode of season one as I venture into Reckless’s Containment Theory.