In this episode, Prachi and Catherine sit down with with Mr. Phil Luecke, a crime scene detective, to discuss investigating sexual assault. Mr. Luecke details the process behind collecting and preserving evidence after a sexual assault or rape and shares a step-by-step explanation of what occurs when a survivor walks into a police station. This behind-the-scenes look into the investigative aspect of sexual assault provides a fascinating glimpse into how first responders support survivors of assault.

Catherine and Prachi sit down to talk to Jessica Cannon, a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner. Jessica shares what she has learned in her time as a SANE nurse and and takes Catherine and Prachi through a step-by-step explanation of her work.

To kick off season 3, Catherine and Prachi interview Emily Hall, a deputy prosecutor for sexual assault cases in Vanderburgh County. She takes us through the process of reporting an assault or rape, the obstacles victims face, along with the importance of education on these issues.

In the final episode of Car Talks, Catherine and Prachi interview Lori Loo Esq. about a client which highlighted the importance of an open relationship with their parents.

In this episode, Lori Loo Esq., conveys a case she handled that illuminates the role of gender bias in domestic abuse. Catherine and Prachi host this episode and inquire about the factors that prohibit men from breaking the cycle of violence.

Here, Catherine and Prachi talk again with Lori Loo, Esq., who details a truly riveting account of a case including years of suffering and abuse and how the overwhelming power of a mother’s love helped this victim become a survivor.

In the debut of “A Pinch of Prevention,” Catherine and Prachi discuss domestic violence with Lori Loo, Esq., a family law attorney in Los Angeles, California. Lori has over thirty years of experience and has handled countless cases involving domestic violence and abuse. She shares her perspective on what domestic violence entails, how one can seek help if he or she is experiencing abuse, and how a person can effectively support a victim. Lori also shares the story of one of the most riveting cases she has handled and why a victim such as the one in the story may not come forward with his or her experiences. We hope that this podcast will reach anyone who needs support in order to seek help and break out of the cycle of abuse.