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    <title>The Weekly Reload Podcast - Episodes Tagged with “Killings”</title>
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  <title>Using Mass Shooting Prevention Techniques to Stop Assassinations (Ft. Let's Talk to Them)</title>
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  <description>This week, we have another episode on our nation's recent struggles with horrendous violence. However, this time we're looking at potential solutions to that struggle.
That's why we have Let's Talk to Them director Jordan Estrada back on the show. His organization attempts to adapt lessons from research into the causes of mass shootings, such as work from The Violence Project, and apply them to real-world efforts. It tries to funnel those who are experiencing a potentially violent mental health spiral toward resources that can off ramp them from the path of violence.
Estrada said his group believes they can apply similar techniques to disuade potential assassins from carrying out attacks, too. He said the two violent phenomena share a number of similarities. But he also noted there are some differences as well.
That's why he and Let's Talk to Them are currently working on securing funding for a scientific study to better understand how prevalent mass shooting and assassination ideation really are among Americans. Then, they also want to better understand the sorts of arguments that might convince people considering those forms of violence not to go through with it.
Using the lessons learned from that research, Estrada said his group plans to further update the programs it's already using to successfully off-ramp potential shooters across the country. Special Guest: Jordan Estrada.
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    <![CDATA[<p>This week, we have another episode on our nation&#39;s recent struggles with horrendous violence. However, this time we&#39;re looking at potential solutions to that struggle.</p>

<p>That&#39;s why we have Let&#39;s Talk to Them director Jordan Estrada back on the show. His organization attempts to adapt lessons from research into the causes of mass shootings, such as work from The Violence Project, and apply them to real-world efforts. It tries to funnel those who are experiencing a potentially violent mental health spiral toward resources that can off ramp them from the path of violence.</p>

<p>Estrada said his group believes they can apply similar techniques to disuade potential assassins from carrying out attacks, too. He said the two violent phenomena share a number of similarities. But he also noted there are some differences as well.</p>

<p>That&#39;s why he and Let&#39;s Talk to Them are currently working on securing funding for a scientific study to better understand how prevalent mass shooting and assassination ideation really are among Americans. Then, they also want to better understand the sorts of arguments that might convince people considering those forms of violence not to go through with it.</p>

<p>Using the lessons learned from that research, Estrada said his group plans to further update the programs it&#39;s already using to successfully off-ramp potential shooters across the country.</p><p>Special Guest: Jordan Estrada.</p>]]>
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<p>That&#39;s why we have Let&#39;s Talk to Them director Jordan Estrada back on the show. His organization attempts to adapt lessons from research into the causes of mass shootings, such as work from The Violence Project, and apply them to real-world efforts. It tries to funnel those who are experiencing a potentially violent mental health spiral toward resources that can off ramp them from the path of violence.</p>

<p>Estrada said his group believes they can apply similar techniques to disuade potential assassins from carrying out attacks, too. He said the two violent phenomena share a number of similarities. But he also noted there are some differences as well.</p>

<p>That&#39;s why he and Let&#39;s Talk to Them are currently working on securing funding for a scientific study to better understand how prevalent mass shooting and assassination ideation really are among Americans. Then, they also want to better understand the sorts of arguments that might convince people considering those forms of violence not to go through with it.</p>

<p>Using the lessons learned from that research, Estrada said his group plans to further update the programs it&#39;s already using to successfully off-ramp potential shooters across the country.</p><p>Special Guest: Jordan Estrada.</p>]]>
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