UPDATED Working List of Online Videos (Talks, Interviews)

Roundup from around YouTube and elsewhere:

• Border Criminologies have a YouTube channel with a bunch of short talks and interviews that will be of interest, including a snippet from P&S Member Vanessa Barker.
• Criminologists Without Borders have a series of interviews with criminologists around the world (including a recently posted interview with Malcolm Feeley and Jonathan Simon). 
• David Garland, "What is the Welfare State?" (2014)
• David Garland on "Penal Populism" (2015) - short!
• Bruce Western on "Mass Incarceration" (2015) - short!
• Vanessa Barker on "Nordic Nationalism" at Symposium on Migration, Pufenforf Institute for Advanced Studies, Lund (2018)
• Ashley Rubin on "A Brief History of Prisons" at TEDxMississauga (2019)
• Danny LaChance on "Death Penalty: The Cultural Life of Capital Punishment, 1977-Present" at Duke (2016)
• Jill McCorkle on "MeToo and Mass Incarceration" at TEDxVillanovaU (2020).  

Past P&S Digital Speaker Series:

• Sarah Lageson, "Criminal Records as Big Data Commodity" (January 2018)
• Alexandra Cox, "Trapped in a Vice: The Consequences of Confinement for Young People" (February 2018)
• Fergus McNeill, "Pervasive Punishment: Experiencing and Representing 'Mass Supervision'" (March 2018)

• Allison McKim, "Addicted to Rehab: Race, Gender, and Treatment in the Era of Mass Incarceration" (April 2018)
• Chase Burton, "Machinery of Demons: Crime and the Uncanny Mind in the Nineteenth Century United States" (May 2018)
• Michelle Phelps, "Governing Marginality: Coercion and Care in Probation Supervision" (October 2018)
• Philip Goodman, "‘Work Your Story’: Selective Flexible Disclosure (SFD), Stigma Management, and Getting a Job After Prison" (January 2019)
• Liz Chiarello, "Shared Technology, Competing Logics: How Healthcare Providers And Law Enforcement Agents Use Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs To Combat Prescription Drug Abuse" (March 2019)
• Kristin O'Brassill-Kulfan “'Ten Lashes upon her Naked Back': Criminalizing Poverty in the US, from the 18th Century to the Present" (May 2019)