ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Chiara Eisner, an investigative journalist who interviewed 26 execution workers to understand how their work affects them, tells us how she gained access to these workers - despite their identities often being kept secret - how they are selected for these roles, and what she learned about the physical and mental health toll execution work can take on those involved.
Kaigan Carrie is a criminologist, exploring what it's really like to be a prison officer. Connect with her below:
LinkedIn: Kaigan Carrie
Website: kaigancarrie.com
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