Killer Thriller Docu: A Father’s Fight Against Hazing and the Film Bringing the Crisis to Light
About this episode
Jenn interviews Gary DeVercelly and Daniel about the impact of hazing culture and the documentary film 4000.
In this powerful episode, Jenn sits down with Gary DeVercelly, whose son Gary Jr. tragically died in a fraternity hazing incident nearly 20 years ago, and Daniel, director of the new documentary film 4000, premiering next week at the Tribeca Film Festival. They discuss the devastating realities of hazing culture, the silence that protects it, and the families who have turned unimaginable loss into a movement for change. Through Gary’s personal story and Daniel’s reporting, the conversation explores why awareness must start long before college and how breaking the cycle of hazing “tradition” could save lives. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
People in this episode
Host: Jenn
Guests: Gary DeVercelly, Daniel
Topics covered
- hazing culture
- fraternity incidents
- documentary film
- awareness
- family advocacy
- change movement
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Tribeca Film Festival
Books & works: 4000
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