Welcome to the debut episode of The Front Line Briefing, where mission meets mindset. In this episode, we confront the harsh reality of fentanyl, the opioid epidemic, and what law enforcement and first responders are not being trained to face — yet encounter daily.

Our co-host, Dr. Sarit J. Levy, Chief Learning Officer at ZSchool, brings unmatched expertise in building transformative education for public safety. With a Doctorate in Business Administration, a global footprint in executive training, and research published in multiple peer-reviewed journals, Dr. Levy has led groundbreaking initiatives to prepare professionals for complex, high-stakes environments. She’s now applying those same principles to help first responders navigate the fentanyl epidemic with confidence and care.

She introduces the C.A.R.E. model — Calm. Assess. Respond. Engage. — a framework created to empower those on the front line to handle opioid-related crises with greater awareness, de-escalation tools, and sustainable mental resilience.

Joining her is co-host Connor MacIvor, a retired LAPD motor officer and first responder with over two decades of real-world experience in crisis response, tactical leadership, and public trust work. Known as “Connor with Honor,” he brings the unfiltered reality of the badge, field-tested insight, and a voice for the boots on the ground.

🔎 In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why fentanyl isn’t just a drug issue — it’s a training failure
• What the C.A.R.E. model brings to every emergency call
• How Dr. Levy’s national education initiative is changing how we prepare officers
• The need to prioritize officer wellness alongside tactical readiness
• Real stories and raw lessons from years on the front lines

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