On todays episode I have the privilege of sitting down with my friend Cale. Cale is a 27+ veteran of law enforcement, with the bulk of that running dogs. He has earned his doctorate of dogology. Patrol dogs. Scent work. Narcotics interdiction. Chasing down bandits in the dark and delivering the kind of love only a fur missile can give. He is a walking encyclopedia of K-9 knowledge and experience and has been a trusted advisor and friend as I try not to be the dumb end of the leash.....Its a great conversation, hope you enjoy it as much as I did! Comments are open. If you have any feedback, let me have it.

On todays episode, I sit down with my good friend Craig. Craig has over 36 years in law enforcement, and his insight and hard earned wisdom is a treat to listen to. Craig is still a working copper, and I know from first hand experience that his sword is still sharp, and he still has chops. It was a privilege to spend a little time with him in this episode!

On todays episode, I sit down with my good friend and healthcare provider Kris Jenkins N.P. Kris is a full time firefighter and Nurse Practitioner who runs a clinic that focuses on the First Responder community. Kris gets it. He understands the unique health challenges First Responders face, and offers a full spectrum of treatments ranging from hormone therapy to stem cell therapy, peptides, regenerative medicine, to PRP treatment. Full disclosure, I am a current patient and would recommend his practice without hesitation to my compadres in public safety. A consult can be booked at www.forgecellularmedicine.com, or text 833-322-7291.

On todays episode I have the privilege of speaking with Paul. Paul was a DEA task force agent, SWAT operator, team leader, K-9 handler, and was ten months shy of retirement when he had a medical incident on duty that ultimately led to an early forced retirement. Although devastating and as you will hear, full of frustrations and disappointments, Paul refused to give up. He is truly a peaceful warrior. It was a treat to have him on the show to share the wisdom and insight he has so rightfully earned.

On today's episode I have the privilege of speaking with Anna, a 911 dispatcher. Anna shares what its like to be on the other side of the radio, and the challenges she has faced while doing a job, that frankly, most folks just don't pack the gear to perform. This episode really lays it out on what its like to be there for people when they are having, in many instances the worst day of their lives.

On todays episode we speak with Scott. Scott is a retired firefighter who experienced a career ending injury late in his career fighting a large fire. Scott shares how he navigated the process of dealing with the labyrinth of workmen's comp, and how he was involved in creating case law that benefits all public safety professionals who are injured on the job.

This episode is as real as it gets. In today's episode I had the privilege of spending time with my good friend Dave. He is a veteran law enforcement professional who comes from a family of Police Officers. He's done some things and he's seen some things. But most importantly, he's a dad and husband. In this episode, he shares what its like to hear an active shooter incident unfold at the school his son attended and how he has managed to navigate his career with his head, and his heart intact.

Todays episode is a sit down with Shane. Shane is a 25 year plus veteran of the biz. We went through the academy together many moons ago. Flat out, one of the best coppers I know.