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Jeremy Kyle gives his audience a verbal thrashing after they laugh at a man who ended up in hospital after having to jump out of a 3 storied flat to escape after his female partner locked him in. Caught off guard by Jeremy’s anger the audience soon sobers up when they realise that the domestic violence door swings both ways…good on you Jeremy.
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The audience were just showing lack of awareness and perhaps embarrassment. This shows the need for education and understanding ie how to apply knowledge into situations that they are not aware of.
Solution – copied from women’s groups – consciousness raising….
This is exactly what Jeremy Kyle is doing well. I would guess that more women watch his show than men, so this factor probably limits his impact onto men’s awareness. Something positive, is better than nothing.
I feel that he is less of a showman than Dr. Phil, even though he lacks letters after his name.
Can we increase Jeremy Kyle’s impact onto men’s awareness?
Comment by MurrayBacon — Sat 16th May 2015 @ 2:53 pm