Welcome to the first release from our Audio Archive Series which features Martin Fido speaking at the Cloak and Dagger Club in December, 1995.
The Role of Scholarship in Researching Crime History
It's an excellent talk that's retained its relevance over the last quarter century.
Not to be missed.
Available to steam or download now from the following link:
Also in iTunes, Google Podcasts, TuneIn Radio, Podcast Addict and wherever else vintage Rippeology recordings can be found.
Thank you to Martin Fido, Robert McLaughlin, Andrew Firth and Ally Ryder for making this particular release of the Audio Archive possible.
![](https://village.photos/images/user/01a0d81a-ca22-4807-bba4-b8b6dc5ba963/472ca69e-021b-4e09-b3ed-c4816ee2093d.jpg)
Thanks for listening!
![Operator](https://forum.casebook.org/core/images/smilies/clipart/operator.gif)
JM
The Role of Scholarship in Researching Crime History
It's an excellent talk that's retained its relevance over the last quarter century.
Not to be missed.
Available to steam or download now from the following link:
Also in iTunes, Google Podcasts, TuneIn Radio, Podcast Addict and wherever else vintage Rippeology recordings can be found.
Thank you to Martin Fido, Robert McLaughlin, Andrew Firth and Ally Ryder for making this particular release of the Audio Archive possible.
![](https://village.photos/images/user/01a0d81a-ca22-4807-bba4-b8b6dc5ba963/472ca69e-021b-4e09-b3ed-c4816ee2093d.jpg)
Thanks for listening!
![Operator](https://forum.casebook.org/core/images/smilies/clipart/operator.gif)
JM
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