International Homicide Investigators Association (IHIA)
Flint to Flame Interview Series
Flint to Flame is a podcast series presented by the International Homicide Investigators Association (IHIA), featuring candid conversations with investigators, law enforcement professionals, forensic experts, prosecutors, and leaders from across the public safety community. The series explores the realities behind homicide and violent crime investigations, leadership, officer wellness, trauma, innovation, investigative strategies, and the evolving challenges facing those in the field today.
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International Homicide Investigators Association (IHIA)
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Latest episode
Jul 17, 2026
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Episodes
How the Western Michigan Cold Case Program Is Changing Investigations | Flint to Flame Interview Series 17.07.2026 1:02:47
In this episode of Flint to Flame, IHIA Director of Training Operations Dave Eddy sits down with Dr. Ashlyn Kuersten and Detective Sergeant Chris Suarez of the Western Michigan University Cold Case Program to discuss how the program came to life, the collaboration between students and law enforcement, and the measurable impact it's making on cold case investigations across the country. Togethe...
Flint to Flame Interview Series - Episode Five 11.05.2026 1:14:50
IHIA Director of Training Operations Dave Eddy sits down with Detective Sergeant Matt Ingrouille of the Major Crime Section, Saskatoon Police Service, for an honest and insightful discussion on the connection between trauma and crime, compassion fatigue, systemic challenges in policing, and the importance of approaching investigations with both professionalism and humanity. This conversation offer...
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