Sarah Everard comes up in 5 chapters across 3 episodes of The Jonnie Jensen Show, in March 2021.
Team Super Dad Expert Hangout Introduction
Host Jonnie Jensen introduces a special "Expert Hangout" edition of the Team Super Dad podcast. The session is prompted by the recent abduction and murder of Sarah Everard, which sparked intense online conversations regarding women's safety and male attitudes. Jensen notes that some potential guests were too upset to participate, highlighting the gravity of the subject matter.
Sarah Everard Case and Trust in Policing
The conversation returns to the Sarah Everard case and the specific horror of the perpetrator being a police officer. Despite this, Glenn emphasizes that he still teaches his children to trust the police, as the vast majority of officers are dedicated to helping people. Joe Baldwin mentions the toxic nature of some social media discussions regarding the police following the tragedy.
Social Unrest in the UK and United States
A brief overview of current events highlights a period of high tension in both the United Kingdom and the United States. The discussion references the abduction and murder of Sarah Everard in the UK and the rise of violence against Asian Americans in the US. These events are linked to broader themes of pent-up energy and political rhetoric attributed to the administration of Donald Trump.
Feminism, Equality and the Sarah Everard Case
The hosts announce an upcoming special episode featuring Liz Evanden and Joe Baldwin Trot to discuss the societal fallout of the Sarah Everard case. They define feminism as a pursuit of total equality in both domestic roles and professional rights, rather than a movement for female superiority. The segment emphasizes the importance of men listening to women's lived experiences regarding safety and the "unknown unknowns" of gender-based fear.
Sarah Everard Murder and Gender Safety Dialogue
The discussion turns to the tragic murder of Sarah Everard in the UK and the resulting national conversation about women's safety. They discuss Davina McCall's controversial tweet regarding fear-mongering and men's mental health. The hosts explore the nuance of how men feel defensive when "all men" are characterized as dangerous, while acknowledging the horrific reality of violence and the need for men to call out bad behavior among peers.
