34 episodes
The Hero Maker Podcast Jennifer Morrison & Andrea Shreeman
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- True Crime
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4.9 โข 70 Ratings
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Vermontโs Commissioner of Public Safety and her college buddy, a writer/director/exec producer based in LA, unpack the double homicide that binds them, while distilling 35 years of law enforcement and criminal justice experience into nuggets of wisdom for the future.
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Case Update #6 | Episode 31
Andrea and Jennifer wrap up Season 2 by reviewing episodes 27 - 30. During this segment they spoke with two police leaders, Chief Jeff Swoboda of Fort Collins and Det. Lieutenant Mike Hasty of Clearwater. Jen and Andrea also met with three members of the GWU Women's Soccer program circa 1990 and one of the defense attorneys who represented their friends' killer in court, Peter Greenspun. NEW EPISODES begin fall 2023.This episode is sponsored by Bonsai Creative & the MAKE IT Podcast:...
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Peter Greenspun - Criminal Defense Attorney | Episode 30
Andrea and Jennifer sat down with one of the defense attorneys who represented Alfredo Prieto in three trials for the rape and murder of their friends Rachael Raver and Warren Fulton III. Peter Greenspun of Greenspun/Shapiro provided great information from the defense perspective for this and other cases.Thank you Peter for a good conversation, and the perfect cap to Season 2 of Hero Maker. ๐๐๐๐ The Hero Maker Podcast is up for 4 People's Choice Podcast Awards!You, The People, can nominate us...
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Detective Lieutenant Mike Hasty | Episode 29
In this episode, Jennifer introduces Andrea to Detective Lieutenant Mike Hasty. Mike is a police leader, married to another first responder, who shares great info about becoming a homicide investigator, being in a two-person first responder relationship, and solving homicides then and now.A great listen for anyone interested in homicide investigation and working unsolved cases. Learn more about The Hero Maker Podcast by visiting https://www.theheromakerpodcast.com. See Privacy Policy at ...
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GW Women's Soccer | Episode 28
Our hosts chat with members of the George Washington University Women's Soccer program circa 1988, the year one of their own, Rachael Raver went missing - Sheryl Hellmuth, Elsa Oberg and Kate Lunger*HINT: For anyone who makes it to the very end of this episode, there's a special treat after the credits!In their introduction, Jen and Andrea mention that The Hero Maker Podcast is up for 4 Peoples Choice Podcast Awards this month, July 2023. Here's the link to nominate us: https://www.podcastawa...
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PEOPLES CHOICE PODCAST AWARDS | BONUS EPISODE 1
The Hero Maker Podcast is up for 4 Peoples Choice Podcast Awards ๐๐๐๐, and these awards are all about YOU! We already know that our audience is THE BEST!!!๐ This two minute bonus episode explains everything you need to know to nominate us, and also here's the LINK TO NOMINATE US NOW. ๐ {https://www.podcastawards.com/app/signup}***It takes less than 5 minutes to nominate The Hero Maker Podcast for:๐ Peoples Choice ๐ Best Female Hosted Podcast๐ Storyteller & Drama ๐ True Crime&nbs...
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Chief Jeff Swoboda | Episode 27
Andrea and Jennifer spoke with Chief Jeff Swoboda of Fort Collins Police Services. Jeff is a forward-thinking police leader who launched a small police academy in Fort Collins to emphasize the Peace Officer side of the work. Thank you Chief Swoboda for your constant innovation, commitment to efficient use of government resources, and training officers to form meaningful relationships with the community. Learn more about The Hero Maker Podcast by visiting https://www.theheromakerpodc...
Customer Reviews
Sinisterhood was right
The Hero Maker Podcast rules.
Canโt leave religion out of it
One of the hosts keeps pushing her christianity, itโs so unfortunate
Thank you Jen
Love this pod cast but I was a little disturbed to hear Andreaโs criticism of cops in riot gear. I have never seen a cop dressed inappropriately (ex: in riot gear for a community meeting). I do see cops in riot gear patrolling large events and given the current climate, that makes me feel safer at these events. I have a son who has served his country for the last five years and will be leaving the military and pursuing a career in law enforcement. As a mom a feel that he needs to be โdecked outโ in the latest safety equipment that is appropriate for where he will be working. These men and women are thrown into situations that are very unpredictable and they need to be protected. I canโt help but wonder if Andreaโs child were getting ready to go into law enforcement that her ideas of protecting the men and women that are protecting us are protected in the best way possible. Thank you Jen for standing up for this.