Gary Jubelin joins Sarrah Le Marquand on Something To Talk About, a podcast by Stellar, to chat about everything from policing to podcasting. Gary also reflects on the toughest moment of his career, and explaining that while he felt he lost his identity for a time, a life-changing routine of wellness and meditation practices helped him discover who he is again.
Former detective Vince Hurley is working to end violence against women. From ankle bracelets to educating young boys, the criminologist joins Gary Jubelin to share how we can stop women being murdered.
When Vince Hurley was in the police, he went to 20 domestics in one night. He once held a 10 year old child in his arms as she died from stab wounds inflicted by her father. Although his detective career ended when he was pushed off a roof by crooks, Vince is now unmasking the dark truth of injustice in Australia: women killed at the hands of men.
As a woman in the police, Veronica Gorrie felt she had to work 10 times harder than her male colleagues to earn her spot in the squad. From ending sieges with cigarettes to using dark humour to cope with horrific events, the award-winning author joins Gary Jubelin to discuss the brutal policing culture, shocking truths of injustice and her biggest regrets.
ACT Attorney General Shane Rattenbury is working to reduce prison populations and make communities safer and break the crime fighting cycle.
eteran crime journalist Neil Mercer reveals the downfall of Roger Rogerson, and his friendship with notorious gangster Neddy Smith.
Ex bikie boss Jay Malkoun should have died when his car exploded into a deadly fireball. Malkoun joins Gary Jubelin to relive the moment he survived an attempted assassination.
Former bikie boss Jay Malkoun joins Gary Jubelin to discuss the reality of Pentridge Prison, bikies and what it takes to survive assassination.
In this re-released interview from 2021, Gary sat down with journalist Claire Harvey to give his official response to some of the allegations and questions surrounding the investigation he led for four years.
Retired detective Narelle Fraser explains they caught murderer John Sharpe, and what lengths she went to to retrieve Anna and Gracie Sharpe’s bodies in 2004.
No swearing, no smoking, no gossip and no alcohol. That’s what Peter Lyndon James promises the addicts who stay at his “tough love” rehabilitation centre, Shalom House.
As a cop in New York City, nothing shocked John Ferriso. Until September 11, when he was standing just metres from the twin towers, watching the second plane fly through the building.
Lukas Williams talks about the moment he met the Northern Territory community rocked by the Zachary Rolfe police shooting in 2019, which killed Kumanjayi Walker.
Retired detective John Ferriso has seen every type of crime. For 20 years, he investigated corrupt cops, worked on countless cold cases and solved the mystery of the woman who didn’t know who she was.
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