KAWPS
Podcast Description
Your weekly anti-copaganda police news podcast, brought to you by comedians Jaffer Khan & Ashton Womack. Join our Patreon for a weekly bonus episode with even more stories, only $5 a month: patreon.com/kawpsthepodcast
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on police news, social issues related to law enforcement, and recent events showcasing police misconduct or societal reactions. Specific episodes include discussions on topics like School Resource Officers in 'After School Special' and the implications of facial recognition technology in 'Facial Wreckognition', demonstrating a blend of humor and critical analysis of heavy themes.
A comedic police news podcast covering the under-reported kawp stories of the week, from the infuriating to the absurd. There’s a lot.
Brought to you by Jaffer Khan (Redacted Tonight) and Ashton Womack (Daily Show).
Join our Patreon for a weekly bonus episode with even more stories, only $5 a month: patreon.com/kawpsthepodcast
The Knicks won the title in five games. Unfortunately, the police were still busy committing crimes, so we had to record another episode.
This week on KAWPS, we kick things off with an especially packed police misconduct headline roundup before digging into several major stories from around the country. We cover the bizarre incident in Pasadena where officers accidentally shot each other during alleged off-duty “horseplay,” examine what is known so far about the killing of John Mendoza Jr., an unarmed teenager shot by Houston police inside his own home, and look at the growing nationwide resistance to massive AI data center projects.
We also discuss new reporting on how federal law enforcement is preparing to respond to opposition against data center construction, and the Texas community fighting to save a public park from being replaced by a data center development.
If you enjoy the show, support KAWPS on Patreon for weekly bonus episodes:
patreon.com/kawpsthepodcast
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