In this episode, listeners will learn about using tempo to forecast a bank robbery series, using genealogy to solve cold cases, his favorite analyst resources, bulletin pet peeves, and resolving issues in a large police department. Jeffrey also gives guidance on what the current generation of analysts can do to help the next generation be successful.

In this week’s episode, we countdown the top 10 people who had the most influence over the International Association of Crime Analysts (IACA) in its 30-year history.

This week's episode is a special one where we go over the good, the bad, and the unexpected moments of our show this year; the most unexpected probably being that we have made it so far and still going strong, thanks to our listeners, and especially our guests -- thank you for entrusting us to share your stories to the world!

In this episode, we explore topics that are not often discussed, but are important and valuable to our profession: perseverance, police culture, and gender politics (discrimination). Lori Frank’s story is one of perseverance in trying to get her dream job at the Fort Collins Police Department three times and what she did to ensure her products are being utilized.

In this episode, Dr. Shelagh Dorn gives listeners insight on how she first got involved in analysis, how she built a unit from the ground up, as well as how she helped deliver a baby. This episode is jam-packed with tips and tricks on how to get started in the field as well as how to advance and potentially become a supervisor of an analysis unit.

In this episode, Dale shares his experience of being a crime analyst with the Arvada Police Department for 20 years, how he organized the first intel sharing and training group, and how that led to the creation of the IACA as we know today.

In this jammed packed episode, Noah Fritz shares how he got his first job, the history of IACA, and the many analysts he mentored and worked alongside over the years -- we call this his 'Analyst Tree'." From a serial rapist investigation to one of the most controversial topics today, Noah provides a raw perspective on how the analytical role has changed and will continue to change moving forward.

This week's episode features our very own Mindy Duong! In this episode, Mindy shares how she discovered the law enforcement analysis profession, her journey across the country, and a step-by-step guide on how to create an internship program from the ground up.

In this episode, Danelle DiGiosio shares how she flexes her mind and body to be a formidable force in this field. Danelle's work was a reference in the Netflix limited series, Unbelievable; and in this episode, she walks us through her contributions to the investigation. Danelle also shares her alternative to CompStat and how her unique work and perspective earns trust with those she works with.

In this episode, Matt Harris shares how he has been affected by the wildfires in California and how he used his analytical skills to help in these situations. Matt shares multiple badge stories, one of which he surprised detectives with accurately identifying a suspect who was later apprehended the same day.