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Ron Stockton was a professor of political science at the University of Michigan-Dearborn for 48 years. His specialty was non-western politics and political change. He taught classes on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Religion and Politics, the Politics of Revolution, Non-Western politics, and American politics. He also taught in the Honors Program, focusing upon foundational readings from the 18th and 19th centuries. He has an interest in religion and politics and in the role of religio-et ...
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Craving Crimes

Criminology and Criminal Justice Collective UMD

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This podcast covers a multitude of crimes ranging from serial killers, unsolved murders, drug cases, cults, and many more! Craving Crimes is a podcast is sponsored by the Criminology and Criminal Justice Collective of the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
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Today is September 19,2024. Israel has blown up pagers and walki-talkis in Lebanon and is bombing inside of Lebanon. Hezbollah is firing across the border. It appears that bad things are afoot. Alas, I do not have a podcast on the 2006 Lebanon War. Israelis (and neutral observers) generally see that Israel lost both of those wars, or at least left …
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This is what can happen when you get out of the neighborhood In fact, I did once encounter a situation where some security issues were at risk. A friend in intelligence told me how many nuclear weapons the Israelis had. This was probably 30 years ago. He said I could never repeat what he told me because he could be imprisoned for revealing such sec…
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Some of the people involved in the Uncommitted movement, especially Arab-Americans, feel betrayed by the Democrats and are planning to abandon them. Many will vote for Jill Stein. Others are trying to engage the Democrats to see what leverage they can use to extract concessions. These are not easy choices. This is a discussion of some of the issues…
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Just yesterday the Israelis bombed a mosque with a school. It was filled with refugees who had hoped that Israel would not bomb such a place. They may have killed 90 people, although they say the numbers are fabricated and anyway that was a terrorist command and control center, and anyway why were all those people there, and anyway we had warned th…
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Clarification: Under international law the Golan Province is Syrian territory. It was conquered in 1967. The Israelis consider it a part of Israel itself. They claimed it, and then Donald Trump recognized it. They even created a settlement called Trump Heights to show their appreciation. The population of that province (apart from Jewish settlers) …
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John Mearsheimer of the University of Chicago is one of the very top strategic analysts in this country. He is of the Realist School. He thinks we should look at the reality of power, and that each country should look after its own interests. Earlier in this month, he delivered a talk in Australia on the Gaza War. He came up with data I had never h…
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On May 20, the War Crimes Prosecutor Karim Khan asked the International Criminal Court for warrants to arrest the leaders of Hamas and Israel, and three others. This was a stunning development. This podcast is a discussion of what is included in that document. Later in the week, South Africa asked the High Court of Justice for additional Provisiona…
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David Kroupa, also known as Dave, is a recently single father of two. He moved to Omaha Nebraska to become close to his children. Since he is single, he is so ready to mingle. So, he signs up for online dating. Soon, he is matched with Liz Goylar, a single mother of two. Dave is not looking for anything serious and Liz is seemingly okay with that. …
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Come along with me as we explore the infamous case known as the University of Idaho murders. In this episode, we'll delve into the lives of the four victims: Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin. We'll dissect the chilling details that led up to the tragedy on November 13, 2022, unravel how the perpetrator, 28-year-old B…
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Two years ago we learned that the Supreme Court would reverse Roe v Wade. I worked through the leaked draft and tried to extract the logic of the decision. It was painful to see such tortured analysis. Some of those Trump justices had actually said that Roe was "settled law" during their hearings. That is a phrase that means, everyone agrees and it…
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Back in February of 1990 Nelson Mandela was freed from 27 years in prison. When he walked out of prison that Sunday morning, the whole world was watching. At least everyone in our house was watching. Mandela quickly became the world's greatest statesman. This is my assessment of his life and contribution. And of the two times Jane and I crossed pat…
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I prepared this podcast last year (2023) but did not get around to posting it until now (2024). It focuses upon the time a few years ago when I was asked to speak to the graduating class. The students were there and their parents. Plus the Chancellor and Deans and other luminaries. It was a really nice event. I did make one mistake. When I came to …
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To celebrate 2 Years of the Student Counsel, Finn Rollings returns to the show with life updates and new perspective as a Northwestern senior! From what's new at The Blackout, musical winks to the camera, and a strong helping of motifs, this episode has it all! From Carter: Thank you all for two years of this podcast! It's wild to think that I star…
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Evangeline was a standard assignment in the 8th grade when I was a kid. It was long and had big words but we read it because it made us better people. This is the story of this poem, and of my experience with it. It is also the story of Longfellow, the most popular poet of his age, and of his poems. The Village Smith, Paul Revere's Ride, Haiwatha, …
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In January, 2024 Hamas published a paper called "Our Narrative . . . Operation Al -Aqsa Flood." It is an 18 page document discussing their perspective on the events of October 7. I had not read any Hamas explanations, beyond short statements quoted by people not friendly to their side, so I immediately printed this out and read it. More than once. …
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This week, Elizabeth Zomeri joins the podcast to share her experience deciding on U of M, sports fandom across sports at the University of Michigan, her studies in Comparative Literature, Sociology, and English! -- University of Michigan Athletics - https://mgoblue.com/ You can engage more with this podcast through the links below! Student Counsel …
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This is a summary of the main points in the ICJ ruling. Below is a summary of other International Humanitarian Laws. These definine various crimes that occur within the context of war. They are distinct from genocide but could be a part of genocide. They would be heard by the International Criminal Court rather than by the High Court of Justice. Th…
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Chizobem (Cheezy) Uche joins the podcast to discuss her time at University of Michigan Dearborn as a student perusing a pharmacy path! Cheezy shares her experience as a commuter student and finding community through Christian organizations and other clubs. Cheezy and I go way back to my early days of podcasting, and it was a joy catching up! Check …
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In December, 2023 South Africa filed a document before the High Court of Justice in the Hague accusing Israel of committing genocide against the Palestinians of Gaza. This was for its actions against Gaza in the wake of the blood-chilling Hamas attack on Israeli military positions, towns, and a music festival on October 7. Those attacks killed near…
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Jenny McMillen joins the podcast to share her experiences coming to U of M from California and navigating the Penny W. Stamps School of Art and Design. She also discusses her introduction and involvement in Filmic Productions, a student led video marketing organization and group of the coolest people ever. -- Check out Jenny's Incredible Art: @ging…
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The Israeli election of November, 2022 brought into the Knesset some of the most extreme individuals in that country's history. To bring himself back into office, Netanyahu brought them into his cabinet. (Smotrich and Bin Gvir get the most attention, but there are others). These were people who had been brought up in the shadow of Rabbi Meir Kahane…
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The incredibly talented Aden Flora joins the podcast this week to discuss his time as a film student University of Michigan! Aden also shares his experiences in Midnight Book Club, an improv comedy club, and Filmic, student run video marketing agency! -- University of Michigan Film Television and Media - https://lsa.umich.edu/ftvm Midnight Book Clu…
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To destroy "in whole or in part" the ability of a people to function. I delivered this talk in 2020 for a unit on Armenia. It was well before the fall of 2023 and the horrible Gaza War. As I am writing (December 2023) 20,000 Palestinians have been killed. The Israelis say the number of Hamas combatants killed is around 1700+ Gaza is no longer funct…
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In December, 2023 House Republicans summoned the Presidents of Harvard, MIT and University of Pennsylvania to a hearing about Anti-Semitism on their campuses. They were asked if calling for Genocide against Jews would be an offense. Knowing that Republicans consider the word “intifada” (“shaking off”) and the phrase “from the river to the sea” to b…
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In this episode of the Craving Crimes Podcast, we explore the haunting tale of the Zodiac Killer, an unidentified serial murderer who terrorized Northern California in the late 1960s and early 1970s. We discuss the elusive killer's uncertain origins, the captivating yet frustrating police investigation, and the enduring mystery of the case. Learn a…
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Are you getting frustrated with argumentation? Does it irritate you that so many people just seem to repeat tired old arguments that any reasonable person can see are not true? Well, maybe you need to listen to this podcast. Each of us carries around a narrative of logical and irrefutable arguments on this topic. Except for the fact that people out…
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For those of you watching the mass killings in Gaza (nearly 14,000 dead in seven weeks, over 2/3 of them women and children) you might find it helpful to think back to an earlier time when Israel was once again implicated in a mass killing. This was what happened in September, 1982 during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon. The Israelis are quick to p…
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Some high heels are “to die for,” but for this South Dakota man, they’re “to kill for”. Jerome “Jerry” Brudos had a deep fascination for women’s footwear and undergarments that he would follow women and sexually assault them. Then, he murdered four women between the years of 1968 and 1969. He would dress their dead bodies in undergarments and take …
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Would anyone out there like to have a chat on Zoom? It is now the end of November, 2023 and I just passed 50,000 total downloads so I am thinking I should do something to honor that event. What beter thing than to talk to those of you who helped make that number possible. And I almost never get feedback from you so I really don't know who you are. …
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What happened after the armistice in January of 1949? Of course, the major consequence was the Palestinian refugees. Thinking only of what we consider the internationally recognized boundaries of Israel, probably 80% or more of all the Palestinians inside of that area on January 1, 1948 were gone by December 31, 1948. This is the real “catastrophe,…
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It has occurred to me that there is great interest in the background to the current conflict. Here is a discussion of the Palestinian Refugees of 1948. This is an extremely important topic surrounded by false narratives and inflammatory rhetoric. I have put off preparing a podcast for some time, but not because it is sensitive. I deal with quite a …
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Krissy Birdsall joins the podcast to share her journey and experiences studying journalism and Spanish at University of Wisconsin-Maddison! Links to all conversation topics below: -- Krissy Birdsall - https://www.sidebiscuit.com/ UW Madison - https://www.wisc.edu/ WSUM Student Radio - https://wsum.org/ Find Krissy on Instagram - https://www.instagr…
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This is the second podcast on this war. I have posted it a second time because Buzzsprout had technical problems andthe first posting may not have reached everyone. It was written November 1. It is written in the early stages of the Israeli invasion. Much of it has to do with implications and reactions. As I post this update on November 5, there ar…
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Hail! to the victors valiant Hail! to the conquering heroes Hail! Hail! to michigan The leaders and best! Hail! To the victors valiant Hail! to the conquering heroes Hail! Hail! to michigan The champions of the west!Hail! to the victors valiant Hail! to the conquering heroes Hail! Hail! to michigan The champions of the westHail! to the victors vali…
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This week I talk to the founder and head chef at The Side Biscuit, an Ann Arbor staple focusing on wings and biscuits! Their food impresses every single time I try it, and I loved it so much I had to pay my compliments to the chef live on the podcast! Jordan details beginning the business during the early months of lockdown and how his origins in B…
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This week, Viveca Henry dives into her college experience at the Ross School of Business. She shares her stories interacting with BBA Ambassadors as a newly accepted student (a role she and I both carry now), how her acting history ties into business, and excellent pieces of advice essential for anyone! -- Ross School of Business - https://michigan…
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On October 7, 2023, the anniversary of the 1973 War, Hamas began a massive missile barrage at key Israeli cities. Hamas soldiers crashed through the barriers that enclosed Gaza and struck at 22 different Israeli cities. They also attacked a Music Festival going on just near the Gaza border. By the time they were driven back, over a thousand Israeli…
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Hear about life as a sophomore business student at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business! -- Filmic - https://filmicprods.com/ Carter's TikTok - @carterdvorak Ross School of Business - https://michiganross.umich.edu/ You can engage more with this podcast through the links below! Student Counsel Instagram - @stucopod Student Counsel Ema…
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1973 October War, 50th anniversary October 6. October 6, 2023 is the 50th anniversary of the 1973 October War. This war lasted three long weeks and took the great powers (the US and the USSR) to the brink of nuclear war. It also cleared the sinuses, so to speak. Nixon and Kissinger realized that unless there was progress in working out some kind of…
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Today (September 28) I watched the first hearing of the impeachment investigation (or whatever they are calling it) of Joe Biden. Not that this podcast on what the Founders meant by impeachment will be of much use to the Republican Caucus Even their three expert witnesses told them there were no grounds for their investigation. Unless they just wan…
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Yes! I have vlogs of my time at UMich! Ever wanted to actually see my lovely face! There's a way to do that! Just follow the links below to YouTube to watch the latest student vlogs or my TikTok to see whatever current concoction I've crafted! Also go check out Pizzamas! -- Student Counsel on Youtube (with Vlogs!) - https://www.youtube.com/playlist…
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