In this very opinionated episode, teacher, activist and colleague, Rebecca Davis joins Brooke on Lens Fuzz to discuss the debate of Student Resource Officers in schools. 

In this episode Vishal and Brooke tackle the story of Johnny Gosch and the mistakes of the police surrounding the missing boy. Also, includes a deep dive into practices used for runaways, and well, Soul Aslyum!

In this episode, Brooke and Vishal discuss the history of how the term "Karen" came to be and recent prominent examples of "Karens" in the wild. Get excited, because they get REAL in this episode, sharing their thoughts, experiences and feelings concerning this Karen epidemic. 

In this episode, Brooke and Vishal discuss the story of a Lynnwood mother who is put in jail for three days just because her sweet dog Dakota wants to play fetch. They examine the impact of city laws, police and sentencing as pertaining to roaming dogs and their owners...and have few laughs at the "Karens'" expense. 

In this episode your host, Brooke Weber will discuss the trial of Annette Green. Green was the first woman in a same-sex relationship to use the "Battered Woman Syndrome" as a defense after killing her partner of 11 years.  Your host will discuss what the term "Battered Woman Syndrome" means and the double burden that same-sex couples face when trying to get help from the criminal justice system in domestic abuse cases. In the next episode, listeners will hear the story of Debra Reid.  Both of these episodes were inspired, by the novel In the Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado.