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Jeff Asher

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Oct 28, 2026

Anne KirkpatrickGUEST
0:00
I'm Jeff Asher, and this is the Jeffalytics Podcast.
Jeff AsherHOST
0:06
It takes a certain kind of leader to see a city deemed the country's murder capital and actually want to take on that problem.
Jeff AsherHOST
0:12
Chief Ann Kirkpatrick has spent 44 years working in some of the most challenging departments in the country.

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Jeff AsherHOST
34:01
Be sure to subscribe and to learn more, head on over to ahdatalytics.com for more information and previous episodes.
Jeff AsherHOST
34:07
If you like what you heard, please leave a glowing review, which will help others to discover the show.
Jeff AsherHOST
34:12
Until next time, I'm Jeff Asher.
Cam EdwardsHOST
17:06
You know, homicide, probably going to be the lowest it's ever been recorded in the United States.
Cam EdwardsHOST
17:12
I saw Jeff Asher, a crime analyst, says that he thinks it's going to be about 3.5 for 100,000 people in 2026, which is absolutely remarkable.
Cam EdwardsHOST
17:21
I mean, that's historic.
Cam EdwardsHOST
17:24
And we didn't get there, I think, through banning firearms, right? We've got more guns than ever before.
Gloria GongGUEST
0:00
I'm Jeff Asher and this is the Jeffalytics podcast.
Jeff AsherHOST
0:04
One of the hardest questions facing any mayor and a question that most mayors struggle to answer fully is how you actually know if what you're doing is working.
Jeff AsherHOST
0:13
Gloria Gong co-founded the Government Performance Lab at the Harvard Kennedy School 12 years ago to help cities bridge the gap between policy and implementation.
Gloria GongGUEST
1:07
And we work with states and cities all across the U.S., specifically in helping them figure out how to bridge from policy into implementation.
Jeff AsherHOST
1:14
And how do you approach sort of public safety as an issue? And then how did that become something that you were sort of interested in from the lab perspective?
Gloria GongGUEST
1:25
Jeff, we try to listen really closely to the governments that we work with.
Gloria GongGUEST
1:28
And so one thing I think really sent us down this pathway is that we were convening mayors and state leaders at Harvard.
Gloria GongGUEST
1:35
And we were asking them just what are the most important things that you're facing as a public servant? And I think every mayor that we talked to told us that public safety was their number one concern.
Jeff AsherHOST
0:00
I'm Jeff Asher, and this is the Jeffalytics podcast.
Jeff AsherHOST
0:02
[upbeat music] Most Americans have never heard of the Major Crimes Act.
Jeff AsherHOST
0:06
Passed in 1885, it stripped Native American nations of the right to prosecute felony crimes on their own land and handed that authority to the federal government, where it has stayed ever since.

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Jeff AsherHOST
32:47
Be sure to subscribe, and to learn more, head on over to ahdatalytics.com for more information and previous episodes.
Jeff AsherHOST
32:54
If you like what you heard, please leave a glowing review, which will help others to discover the show.
Jeff AsherHOST
32:59
Until next time, I'm Jeff Asher.
Helena MorenoGUEST
21:59
Now we're finally seeing growth.
Helena MorenoGUEST
22:01
When Jeff Asher sent me a slide that he made, and Jeff Asher is, like, the big crime analytics guy.
Helena MorenoGUEST
22:06
He's like-
Newell NormandHOST
22:06
Right
Tracy SiskaHOST
1:50
They're also a major exploiter of crime and violence.
Tracy SiskaHOST
1:53
To dig into all these issues, we sit down with Jeff Asher, a nationally recognized crime analyst and co-founder of AH DataLytix.
Tracy SiskaHOST
2:01
He writes a weekly newsletter and hosts the Jeffalytics podcast, a show about measuring crime and communicating trends.
Tracy SiskaHOST
2:09
Let's get to our discussion.
Tracy SiskaHOST
2:11
Jeff Asher, thank you so much for joining us.
Tracy SiskaHOST
2:12
We really appreciate it.
Jeff AsherGUEST
2:14
Thanks for having me.

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Tracy SiskaHOST
31:34
It's Whac-A-Mole." So I just thought that has just stayed with me from a policing perspective.

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