https://lets-talk-about-deviant-b-u1slq6.jellypod.comPowered by Jellypod (https://www.jellypod.com)Thu, 28 May 2026 00:55:17 GMTMon, 16 Mar 2026 06:16:13 GMTyes088e50fe-61a5-4198-a2b2-a1c91291de49JellypodLet's Talk About Deviant Behavior: A podcast by Andrea Hagan a.k.a Prof. A. Who gets diagnosed — and who gets arrested? Who receives therapy — and who receives a cage? This podcast refuses to let those questions stay rhetorical.Let's Talk About Deviant BeLet's Talk About Deviant Behavior: A podcast by Andrea Hagan a.k.a Prof. A. Who gets diagnosed — and who gets arrested? Who receives therapy — and who receives a cage? This podcast refuses to let those questions stay rhetorical.Let's Talk About Deviant Behavior is the weekly companion, where we take the frameworks you're building in the readings and press them against the world happening right now. Each episode moves between abnormal psychology, structural analysis, and current events — tracing the patterns that turn trauma into criminal records, survival into symptoms, and children into cases.We study Victor Rios's Oakland. We study Kendrick's Compton. We study your city. Because deviance isn't a diagnosis — it's a decision about whose behavior gets explained and whose gets punished. Psychology gives us the language to name suffering. History shows us who built the system that produces it. And together, we learn to see both at once.This is pattern hunting. This is scholarship in service of something. This is for every young person whose hypervigilance got called a disorder before anyone asked what they were surviving.Come ready to think hard, push back, and refuse easy answers.New episodes every Monday during the designated semester. Transcripts provided for citation. (Powered by Jellypod)episodicJellypodfeed+05199248@podcasts.jellypod.comfalsehttps://lets-talk-about-deviant-b-u1slq6.jellypod.com/episodes/7c1911b0-9736-491c-b1d5-041e819e3c0d7c1911b0-9736-491c-b1d5-041e819e3c0dMon, 23 Mar 2026 05:31:35 GMT2JellypodThis episode traces how chronic trauma shapes the developing brain, why ACEs matter in juvenile justice, and how trauma-informed frameworks challenge punitive responses to survival behavior.We move from PTSD and stress vocabulary to the neuroscience of chThis episode traces how chronic trauma shapes the developing brain, why ACEs matter in juvenile justice, and how trauma-informed frameworks challenge punitive responses to survival behavior.We move from PTSD and stress vocabulary to the neuroscience of chronic threat.We connect ACEs research, attachment theory, and Victor Rios’s Chapters 3–4 to the Youth Control Complex.We close with Tupac’s Dear Mama as a Black testimony of disorganized attachment and structural violence.false00:18:34fullhttps://lets-talk-about-deviant-b-u1slq6.jellypod.com/episodes/80ce145c-711d-4861-82b9-6741fdf1038380ce145c-711d-4861-82b9-6741fdf10383Mon, 16 Mar 2026 07:00:23 GMT1JellypodProf. A opens the series by asking the question underneath abnormal psychology: who gets diagnosed, and who gets punished? This episode introduces the four Ds, the biopsychosocial model, structural competency, Victor Rios's youth control complex, and KendProf. A opens the series by asking the question underneath abnormal psychology: who gets diagnosed, and who gets punished? This episode introduces the four Ds, the biopsychosocial model, structural competency, Victor Rios's youth control complex, and Kendrick Lamar's "u" as a primary source for understanding how suffering gets narrated, labeled, and controlled.Using current reporting and course frameworks, the episode traces how childhood behavior becomes criminalized, how structural racism becomes embodied stress, and how diagnostic categories have historically served as tools of social control.Transcript provided for citation.false00:16:59full