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Just us On Justice and Other ThingsBrothers, Scott and Dan Jones have both worked in the justice system for over 25 years. Their unique perspectives are often paired with remarkable guests they've met along the way. On this podcast they will discuss lived experiences, gaps and... Author: Dan Jones & Scott Jones
Brothers, Scott and Dan Jones have both worked in the justice system for over 25 years. Their unique perspectives are often paired with remarkable guests they've met along the way. On this podcast they will discuss lived experiences, gaps and challenges in systems, stories of resilience and success, trauma informed justice, efforts and ideas to effect change, wellness strategies and much more. The topics, views and opinions discussed on this show are their own and are not representative of the current or former employers or affiliations. Language: en Genres: Science, Social Sciences Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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A chat with Jared Zsombor Season 4 Episode 8
Tuesday, 3 June, 2025
In this long-awaited return episode, Scott and Dan Jones sit down with Jared Zsombor—a long-time colleague and a uniquely experienced professional in death investigations. With a career that began in high school and spanned international war zones and transplant recovery, Jared’s story is anything but ordinary. Together, they reflect on shared experiences from their time as homicide detectives and dive deep into the world of forensic death investigation, the emotional toll of international work, and the human side of handling loss with dignity. Together, we explore: The emotional and psychological toll of working with death The invisible trauma of being the one who sees, reports, and translates death to the living The difference between the work of Medical Examiners vs. Coroners in Canada Why some scenes haunt us—and others, surprisingly, don't How shared grief and unexpected connections (like a family tissue donation story) can bring healing The importance of community and humor in high-trauma professions What happens when you finally step away from the work—and why that can be the hardest part If you've ever worked in high-intensity, frontline, or trauma-exposed professions—or love someone who has—this conversation will hit home. It’s about what we carry, what we bury, and what finally rises when the noise stops.
