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S 05 - Science fiction is about the present.
This is the supplement recording for our fifth episode with Dr. Kelsey Cameron. Join us here to debrief on our favorite parts of the conversation, do a fact check of the interview, and define some terms that got dropped in the episode. (This supplement is particularly packed with resources and recommendations for learning more about the sci-fi world we find ourselves in.)
Listen until the end, and you may even unlock some secret information…
Content warning: In this supplement, we are discussing our interview with Kelsey, about police body cams and their impact on policing and the criminal justice system. Given the nature of this topic, our debrief and fact/term checks contain conversation around systemic racism, police violence, body cams, and their footage. For an extended content warning, including a temporal locator of this recording, please refer to 0:00:00 - 0:01:43 of both the supplement and supplement transcript.
Open supplement transcript
(An unembedded link to the resource library, which includes transcripts, will be at the bottom of this description for anyone needing to copy and paste the link in a web browser.)
Go to our resource library (for terms and recommended readings)
Host and producer: Lynn Priestley
Executive producer: Dr. Jessica FitzPatrick
Sound design: Chloe Dahan
Producer (and fact/term checker of this supplement): Emily Kuntz
Transcriber: Shivangi "Teddy" Tiwari
Sound credits:
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Cornicob - Sugartree by Blue Dot Sessions
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Borough - Molerider by Blue Dot Sessions
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Blue Dot Sessions songs above are under an Attribution - NonCommercial 4.0 license (clips from the larger songs were used)
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The remaining sound clips used, outside of spoken audio, were free sound effects from https://www.fesliyanstudios.com
If you have questions, guest suggestions, or comments about the accessibility of this podcast, please don't hesitate to email us at [email protected].
Unembedded link to above-mentioned resource library: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1unKUUqD_SH2Qi0C94s2j7WEuXdtP0k0e?usp=sharing
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By Lynn PriestleyThis is the supplement recording for our fifth episode with Dr. Kelsey Cameron. Join us here to debrief on our favorite parts of the conversation, do a fact check of the interview, and define some terms that got dropped in the episode. (This supplement is particularly packed with resources and recommendations for learning more about the sci-fi world we find ourselves in.)
Listen until the end, and you may even unlock some secret information…
Content warning: In this supplement, we are discussing our interview with Kelsey, about police body cams and their impact on policing and the criminal justice system. Given the nature of this topic, our debrief and fact/term checks contain conversation around systemic racism, police violence, body cams, and their footage. For an extended content warning, including a temporal locator of this recording, please refer to 0:00:00 - 0:01:43 of both the supplement and supplement transcript.
Open supplement transcript
(An unembedded link to the resource library, which includes transcripts, will be at the bottom of this description for anyone needing to copy and paste the link in a web browser.)
Go to our resource library (for terms and recommended readings)
Host and producer: Lynn Priestley
Executive producer: Dr. Jessica FitzPatrick
Sound design: Chloe Dahan
Producer (and fact/term checker of this supplement): Emily Kuntz
Transcriber: Shivangi "Teddy" Tiwari
Sound credits:
-
Cornicob - Sugartree by Blue Dot Sessions
-
Borough - Molerider by Blue Dot Sessions
-
Blue Dot Sessions songs above are under an Attribution - NonCommercial 4.0 license (clips from the larger songs were used)
-
The remaining sound clips used, outside of spoken audio, were free sound effects from https://www.fesliyanstudios.com
If you have questions, guest suggestions, or comments about the accessibility of this podcast, please don't hesitate to email us at [email protected].
Unembedded link to above-mentioned resource library: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1unKUUqD_SH2Qi0C94s2j7WEuXdtP0k0e?usp=sharing