Henry shares what it's like working as a Police Officer in one of the most dangerous places in the country, as well as his experience on the SWAT team and new task force he is assigned to, all while still being a present father and husband for his family.

This episode features a young EMT that works in LA County, who is shares his story of a traumatic call he ran with only 5 months on the job, as well as his current perspective as a new member to the EMS community and the outlook he has for his future as a first responder.

JT, a 911 Dispatcher, describes the difficulties of taking critical calls, what its like to listen to someone in crisis on the other side of the line, and what its like to not know the outcome of a traumatic call; all while having to be ready to take the next call for help.

A conversation with a Law Enforcement Officer that is currently assigned as a Detective in the Child Crimes Unit. He answers questions about how he is able to manage a healthy work/life balance in order to live a mentally healthy life while dealing with some of the most unimaginable and heinous crimes.

Andre describes some of the challenges he faced while growing up and currently as a first responder, and describes how Ketamine treatment provided the space he needed to "empty his trashcan".

This Episode discusses how challenges growing up, compounded with being a firefighter, led to an unstable outlook on life, and how coming into faith was the PPV that Fiji needed to re-structure his worldview.

This episode introduces myself, describes what PPV is and what is means, why I am starting thi project, and my goal for the future of the show.