When we talk about violent crimes within the community we don’t often discuss the hurt and trauma it causes the families of the victim even years after the incident. Ade and Bonita tackle this important topic with the assistance of this week’s guest, Rachel Duncan. Rachel Duncan is a mother, school governor, active leader in her community, and an ex Metropolitan Police Officer. Also, Rachel is the aunt of James Bascoe-Smith, a 17-year-old teenager who was tragically stabbed multiple times in an unprovoked attack in Brixton on February 23 2021. TIMESTAMPS (02:50) - THAT'S MAD: Deepfake AI technology used during a zoom call with European MPs (06:17) - WE'RE CELEBRATING: The guilty verdict of Derek Chauvin over the murder of George Floyd (17:07) - Reflecting on Stephen Lawrence Day (25:03) - Bonita’s lived experience and the story of James Bascoe-Smith’s unprovoked stabbing (32:13) - How do we safeguard young kids and make real change against violent crime (43:38) - Should drill music be banned? (53:00) - How violent crime affects the people closest to the victim (62:52) - Flowers for Ade and Bonita’s CEO GET INVOLVED Share your thoughts and opinions using the hashtag #AdzvicePodcast. Don't forget to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Discover more at adzvice.com. SOCIALS
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