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The Rexcrim Show
by Mic. in Motion
This show is aimed at contemporary philosophy which gives context and meaning to the notion of ‘true crime’ by focusing on actual encounters of justice and truth. The podcast asks, ‘what is the nature of crime?’ and ‘how does one go about responding (or not) to its existence?’. Brought to you by the self-dubbed 'Kingpin Criminologist' of Mic. in Motion productions, episodes feature conversations about stigma and controversy by getting personal and in-depth. If you are attuned to the meanings of moral error, wrongdoing, and conformity in daily life, then listen in and subscribe – because you have found a regular source of auditory input on contemporary social order.If you care to contribute intellectually or creatively; or just want to leave a comment about something you love to hate, email: [email protected] ( [email protected] )
Episodes
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MAMBO: “Trail-club”, criminal desistance, and colonization 2.0
How does the criminal justice system work and what does it do? Mambo tells his story of 'no contest' and then failing to comply with probation leading to prison. Recognizing it to be an unhealthy place, we hear of 'perverse incentives' and the economics of the criminal justice system (e.g. Crime...
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CHRIS: r/ExCon #198552 aka CASH
What does personal experience with incarceration and community supervision tell us about the penal system? This episode features the founder of a popular subreddit: r/ExCons - where 'the reformed make the world a better place'. This show is dedicated to system-impacted people possessing insider...
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ALEX: Criminology, critical race theory, et. al.
This episode is jam packed with cultural references as we delve into subjects including Why blackface is still part of Dutch holidays, and the ‘missing white woman syndrome’ concerning the Death of Gabby Petito. Following up to an earlier episode (CRIMINOLOGIST confidant: Alex Belloir) Alex…
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ELLIOTT: MAP censorship, mass reporting, and surviving stigma
What type(s) of sexuality are tolerable in society? I speak with another non-offending minor-attracted-person to create nuance about popular perceptions of pedophiles et al.. Elliott talks about his own show: A MAPs Journey Podcast where conversations detail actual experiences of negotiating...
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X: Redemption, ‘one-upping’, and resilience behind inceldom pain
How does one transform shame? This sequel follows up to X: on Asperger's and inceldom in the context of living a meaningful life. We hear back from X and delve into a spiteful ego preoccupied by revenge. We discover aspects of a rigid life script and attempt to balance objectivity with the...
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PAUL: ‘Voice’, on being heard and its implications for the modern era
How does one find purpose? I check in with a long-time friend, entrepreneur and artist to explore the meaning of life. We chat about popular culture and reference his recent animated project Micheal Jackson Time Traveller - EP. 3. We touch on dogma, religion, God and the general state of affairs...
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GUY: Shooting the breeze, remotely, in a globalized world
What does travel, culture, and music have to do with one another? I hit up my old friend Guy in the Netherlands where we reminisce about our former trio band The Robot Kings. We talk about Dutch art, entertainment and language. We touch on "Black Lives Matter" and the tradition of Zwarte Piet…
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PJ: Pedophiles committed to not offending
Where are the lines drawn as to who is inside or excluded from society? In this exclusive interview I talk to PJ who explains about his minor-attraction and commitment to abstain from any contact with minors. We discuss experiences of stigma, coming out, and finding support toward the laudable...
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X: on Asperger's and inceldom
In which ways should society be more accommodating and how do folks describe their needs? "Inceldom" means different things to different people and some views are more radical and misogynistic than others. I chat with X in terms of his being involuntarily alone and single in context of the...
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PATEK: “Racepill” as inceldom ideology
What is within and beyond our control? This episode considers a facet of inceldom known as the “racepill”. I chat with Patek, a redditor who describes his involuntary celibacy. Despite Patek's financial success he describes interpersonal aspects of his life as “abysmal”, namely being a virgin at...
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MAUREEN: on human rights, health, and gratitude in a conflicted world
Where does one get trusted information and how may it be authenticated these days? I chat with my long-time friend and self-described Circus Monkey, Maureen. She shares her experience in fitness, dance, and finding love in travel while reporting on her life from Israel. We talk about the state of...
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STEVEN: on capturing and documenting culture, where the West begins
What is the role of government? In this episode I catch up with my old friend and bandmate Comma Joe. We talk about “sounds on the periphery of society” including his experience in International Development stemming from graduate studies at Utrecht University, where we first met. I hear about his...
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TUPELO: on 'club fed prison’ and how to make lemonade out of lemons
This is a story about the opioid epidemic and federal prison time. Tupelo tells of his addiction and drug offence stemming from employment at a pharmacy. His crime: one count conspiracy to distribute oxycontin leading to life lessons on drugs, alcohol and relapse prevention. He completed a 9…
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JOHN: on sexual offending, risk, and US prison myths
What does it mean to be a subject of risk and how do you respond to it? John describes his experience in this episode as an individual subject to the sex offender registry in Colorado. He was convicted of a sex crime and sentenced to 2 years of prison and 10 years of probation after pleading no...
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JOSH: on art in prison, attempted murder, and mandatory minimum sentencing in Oregon
How do you value your time? When is one redeemable and at what cost? Josh was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison for attempted murder and served his time from age 19 to 27. This is not a perspective on prison abolitionism but pay per service prison fare. It is a story about ‘day for day sentencing’...
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KAT: County Jail, State Prison, and overcoming addiction
Is going to jail primarily for rehabilitation or punishment? This episode takes a true ‘inside’ perspective on mental health and prison. I speak with a young woman from Indiana who discusses drug conspiracy charges and her own addiction and recovery. This is a story of personal redemption in the...
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Incel Insight: on being 'Love Shy' & online
What does it mean to be involuntarily celibate today? How does one describe the experience of being an 'incel'? In this episode, I explore an exclusive perspective from a fellow from an Internet subreddit on his plight of intimacy incapacitation and preoccupation with sex. We talk about...
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MICHAEL: on Drugs, substance use and its societal effects
To what extent does society have a responsibility to help those in need? I chat with a long-time friend and an addiction case manager. We discuss drug policy, and decriminalization as well as approaches of abstinence and harm reduction. We talk about fiscal responsibility, the power of language,...
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Bonus Track: "Go To Bed" by BASES LOADED
An exclusive bonus brought to you by our boy in action: BASES LOADED. Please put your (virtual) hands together and welcome back the artist and modern day man via a small snippet of his feature album computers break ups sparking water titled 'Go To Bed'.
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NATHAN, my nurse: Occam's razor - an inside look at COVID-19 and vaccines
I listen to the perspective of an ICU nurse working in a small-town hospital in Ontario, Canada. We reminisce about old times including Lollapalooza 2017; deep dish pizza, Chicago, and the days of international travel; our friendship, virginity, incel culture and love. We talk about the Gamestock...
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TOREY on ‘open secrets’: cancel culture and online mob lynching
What does it take to consider the Internet a utility and how might it be regulated? I chat with an old pal, Torey, on being laid-off during COVID-19; the luxury of sports in liberal democracy, and experiences of welfarism in Canada. We delve into the echo chamber and discuss the digital…
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CRIMINOLOGIST confidant: Alex Belloir
What is criminology - and what is it not? In this episode I connect with my old grad-school friend from the MA Program in ‘Global Criminology’ and talk about all things criminological. Alex Belloir is a PhD candidate at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. We touch on diverse subjects...
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GREG on the ‘treasure troves’ of online data
What does Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Spotify, Youtube, Facebook, Reddit, and every other ‘feed’ share in common? I chat feedback loops with my old kindergarten pal who happens to be a Systems Architect in the digital space. We chat about software, algorithms, machine learning, cloud computing,...
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BASES LOADED: on how to grow a young mind
I converse with my long time friend BASES LOADED about his debut, multi-instrumental solo album computers breakups sparkling water. We chat about life as an artist in the age of COVID, as well as what it’s like recently becoming a father - and the meaning of leaving a legacy. Mostly in agreement...
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The LGBTQ2+ Talk with Mother
I go back to my roots and chat with my mother on her concern about ‘gender ideology’ and the recent LGBTQ2S+ saga involving Youthline and Toronto Catholic District School Board. We talk contemporary philosophy centered around pain and marginalization; touching on the church, religion, and…
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The world according to Rex
Welcome to The Rexcrim Show, your safe alternative to 'true crime'. Listen to Rex's appeal and consider a contemporary philosophy on the seedy side of life. If you are interested in getting involved in a project aimed at creating social responsibility through context and meaning-making then get…
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INTRODUCING: The Rexcrim Show
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This show is aimed at contemporary philosophy which gives context and meaning to the notion of ‘true crime’ by focusing on actual encounters of justice and truth. The podcast asks, ‘what is the nature of crime?’ and ‘how does one go about responding (or not) to its existence?’. Brought to you by the self-dubbed 'Kingpin Criminologist' of Mic. in Motion productions, episodes feature conversations about stigma and controversy by getting personal and in-depth. If you are attuned to the meanings of moral error, wrongdoing, and conformity in daily life, then listen in and subscribe – because you have found a regular source of auditory input on contemporary social order.If you care to contribute intellectually or creatively; or just want to leave a comment about something you love to hate, email: [email protected] ( [email protected] )
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