New Thinking, from the Center for Justice Innovation 

New Thinking is a podcast about justice—and injustice—in America. It’s about the people working to fix a justice system that falls so short of our ideals, and the people organizing to build something new in its place. It’s hosted by Matt Watkins and produced by the Center for Justice Innovation (formerly Center for Court Innovation).

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Title	Date published
What Do We Know About Community Service?	2019-11-08
Ending Bail, Closing Rikers: How Change Happens	2019-10-15
Jail-Attributable Deaths	2019-09-25
Art vs. Mass Incarceration	2019-09-04
Beyond the Algorithm: Risk and Race	2019-08-14
The Art and Science of Reducing Violence	2019-07-10
Marilyn Mosby, Karl Racine: “We’re Talking About Humans”	2019-06-21
Prosecutor Power: Scott Hechinger on the Urgency of Reform	2019-06-06
The Pathological Politics of Criminal Justice	2019-05-22
Emily Bazelon: When Power Shifts	2019-05-01
Misdemeanors Matter #3: Rachael Rollins Reboots Low-Level Justice	2019-04-17
New Jails to End All Jails?	2019-03-29
The Cost of Being Poor? The Fight Against Fines and Fees	2019-03-13
Prosecutor Power #8: What’s Next for Progressive Prosecutors?	2019-02-20
Misdemeanors Matter #2: Alexandra Natapoff on a Legacy of Injustice	2019-02-06
Prosecutor Power #7: Strength in Numbers	2019-01-25
Heal and Punish? When Therapy Is the Alternative to Incarceration	2019-01-09
Rikers: An American Jail (Best of 2018)	2018-12-26
Prosecutor Power #6: Larry Krasner, The Antagonist	2018-12-12
Race, Trauma, and Healing in Crown Heights, Brooklyn	2018-11-09

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