22 JUL. 2017 · In This Episode we talk with seasoned cop watcher Andrew Henderson, President of Minnesota cop block and Cop Watch Coordinator for Communities United Against Police Brutality. He will take through why filming cops is so important and debunk some reasons given for not doing it, along with going over his methods for filming safely and effectively. We end it with a short discussion on knowing your rights in a police encounter, a necessary tool when cop watching. Learn more about Andrew and find ways to contact him at thedrewks.com

6 MAR. 2017 · Episode 3 Alex Salazar Ex-LAPD on Why Cops Go Bad. In this episode we sit down with Alex Salazar, a former "good cop gone bad", for a rare look into systematic and cultural factors within law enforcement culture that contribute to the problem of police misconduct.

24 FEB. 2017 · Episode 2: Michelle Gross, President-Communities United Against Police Brutality Part 2 One episode couldn't hold it all. In this episode, Michelle Gross continues to brief us on an overview of some of the lesser-known factors contributing to the lack of accountability in American policing, and what we're up against when confronting this issue, and solutions.

9 ENE. 2017 · Episode 1: Michelle Gross-President, Communities United Against Police Brutality-Airs 1/9/16 For this introductory episode we will be joined by Michelle Gross, The President of Communities United Against Police Brutality in Minneapolis, MN. Michelle has been a protester since the eighties. Behind the scenes and on the street, CUAPB has been confronting police shenanigans in The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul, unquestionably one of the most corrupt areas for policing in the nation, with a very slick PR machine that hides much of that corruption well. She has taken a good look into the seedy underbelly of law enforcement and some of the things she has seen advocating for victims of police brutality will make your stomach turn. She will also be providing insights into many of the better known and lesser known factors that contribute to a culture of brutality within law enforcement. This promises to be a most interesting and enlightening episode.