About Dusting for Prints: Policing, Culture & Culprits with Lorimer Shenher (Coming December 15, 2021)
Lorimer Shenher is a former Homicide detective, forensic interviewer, journalist, and author of "That Lonely Section of Hell: The Botched Investigation of a Serial Killer Who Almost Got Away" chronicling the failings of Vancouver's Missing Women investigation. He brings his unique perspective and an MA in Communications to shine a powerful light into the dark corners of policing as an unjust system and a profession & culture that's boundlessly fascinating to film, television, and reading audiences. In conversation with a new guest each week, Lorimer explores the intersections of policing, race, queer identity, Indigenous Reconciliation, entertainment, and culture. Through Season One's six compelling interviews, he'll delve into the personal, the political, and the portrayal of policing—and maybe even have some laughs along the way. Join us December 15, 2021 for our first episode. Please subscribe on Apple podcasts, follow us on Spotify, or listen wherever you get your podcasts!
Dusting for Prints: Episode Six—Emmy-winning, Oscar-nominated filmmaker and television writer/director Jett Garrison
Jett Garrison (he/they) is a Transgender *WGA writer and director currently staffed as a writer on the CW Network's reboot of THE 4400. Jett's known for directing the award-winning digital series THESE THEMS, winning the Best Director Award from Chicago's PRIDE FILMS Festival. He's won an EMMY and been nominated for an OSCAR for his short film work. Jett's feature script QUICK QUICK SLOW was a finalist in OUTFEST’s Screenwriting lab and his half-hour pilot MAX, AGAIN is an autobiographi...
12 Jan 2022
Dusting for Prints: Episode Five—Spoken Word Poet, Scholar, Activist, Radio Host, Journalist El Jones
El Jones is a spoken word poet, an educator, journalist, and a community activist living in African Nova Scotia. She was the fifth Poet Laureate of Halifax. In 2016, El was a recipient of the Burnley “Rocky” Jones human rights award for her community work and work in prison justice. She is a co-founder of the Black Power Hour, a live radio show with incarcerated people on CKDU that creates space for people inside to share their creative work and discuss contemporary social and political issue...
5 Jan 2022
Dusting for Prints: Episode Four—Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion educator Parker Johnson
Parker Johnson is a group facilitator, mediator, intercultural educator and organizational change specialist who is committed to building inclusive, equitable and just organizations. Most recently he worked for 10 years at the City of Vancouver as an Equal Employment Opportunity Advisor, where we met and worked together before his becoming an independent consultant in 2018. A graduate of the Harvard University Graduate School of Education in administration, planning and social policy, Parke...
29 Dec 2021
Dusting for Prints: Episode Three—Journalist Melanie Green
Vancouver-based freelance journalist Melanie Green is no stranger to crossroads. Faced with the demise of print media just as she completed her studies in Communications, Media Culture and Analysis, Political Economy and Policy, at SFU, she dove headlong into a journalism program at Langara College, where she was awarded the 2017 Penny Wise Langara-Journalism BCYCNA Scholarship,. This led her to various media organizations including CBC Radio where she received the 2017 Read-Mercer ...
22 Dec 2021
Dusting for Prints: Episode Two—Indigenous Law Expert Dr. Pamela Palmater
I speak with Dr. Pamela Palmater, a Mi’kmaw lawyer, professor, author, and social justice activist from Ugpi’gan’jig (Eel River Bar First Nation). She has 4 university degrees, including a Doctorate in Law from Dalhousie University specializing in Indigenous law. She currently holds the position of full Professor and Chair in Indigenous Governance at Ryerson University. Pam was one of the spokespeople and public educators for the Idle No More movement and advocates alongside other movements f...
15 Dec 2021
Dusting for Prints: Episode One—Shadow of Truth's Omri Rose
Omri Rose is an Israeli-American-British on-camera and voice actor, podcast host and one of the creators behind Wondery's Shadow of Truth, the podcast accompaniment to the Netflix miniseries of the same name, which told the story of the 2006 murder of Tair Rada, a 13-year old Israeli girl, and became one of Netflix’s most-watched true-crime docs in 2018. It’s a tragic case that shocked all of Israel. The miniseries brought this story of police tunnel vision, a legal system’s rus...
1 Dec 2021
Dusting for Prints: Policing, Culture & Culprits with Lorimer Shenher—Ep. 1 Teaser
As we countdown to the Dec. 15 premiere, I wanted to introduce my guest, Omri Rose, host of the extremely popular Wondery True Crime podcast Shadow of Truth. Listen in as Omri and I talk about the Tair Rada case and his latest series Spies and Lies and Guilty by Design.
11 Nov 2021
Dusting for Prints: Policing, Culture & Culprits with Lorimer Shenher—Trailer
Welcome to Dusting for Prints: Policing, Culture & Culprits with Lorimer Shenher. Part true crime, part social commentary, 100% compelling conversation with an insightful guest each episode exploring the intersections of policing, culture, race, LGBTQ issues, politics, art and creativity over this limited six-part series. Lorimer worked as a police officer for more than 20 years as a serious crimes investigator. On the streets of Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, he's posed as an und...
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