
We were asked “what exactly is the point of this show?”Answer: social media is an underutilized tool by police. Not just police, but firefighters, DA’s, nurses, military, ambulance, teachers; front liners. This show is designed to reveal the full potential of true communication through long discussion format. This will give a voice to these professions that often go unheard from those that do it. ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 247 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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A diaper shoplifting allegation should never end with a one-year-old dead, but that is exactly why we felt we had to talk about Senatobia, Mississippi. We sit down with James White from Southern Draw Law, a former cop and attorney who has spent years... more
We ask whether “defund the police” improved public safety and land on a tougher answer: the slogan fails as a plan but succeeds as a warning sign about trust and broken systems. We argue that America keeps treating police as the default response to e... more
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A lot of people talk about “how policing has changed,” but we get specific, from the pre-body-cam days to the modern reality where every call can turn into a viral clip and every mistake gets replayed in slow motion. I walk through what the job looke... more
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I found your show and started listening from the beginning. I am on Dec. 2022 right now. I listen while I'm patrolling around my city, normally for the better part of my 12 hour shift. I heard you say in the last episode that some don't listen because you have criminals on there. I am writing this to give my opinion on that. First of all, the "criminals" that I have heard were wrongfully convicted. Second of all, most are capable of changing. I do believe in having the felon label depending on t... more
I can't figure out how to find the videos of your podcasts that I'm listening to on Apple podcast. I go to your YouTube channel and look for the title under the videos and the live tabs and it's not there. I am specifically looking for the video of the one with you, Banning and Daniel. On this podcast it is called the police news interview with Daniel. I have noticed that many times you don't title your videos the same as your Apple podcast episode and that is very frustrating.
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The law needs changed if it is true that the legal definition of murder is killing with intent. Morally and biblically, innocent has always been included with this definition. "Thou shall not murder" would mean a completely different thing if justification is irrelevant. Killing of an armed intruder is not murder, but a justified killing. Hearing her definition made me question her intelligence and put fear in me. Please tell me she misspoke or is an idiot. Maybe she's just using a leftist state... more
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Two Cops One Donut covers policing, public safety, and law enforcement culture through long-form conversations with hosts and a rotating lineup of guests from policing, military, media, and accountability perspectives. Episodes frequently examine training gaps, use-of-force, constitutional rights, transparency, and the role of technology in policing, often balancing insider viewpoints with outside expertise to challenge assumptions and promote practical reform. A notable strength is its willingness to grapple with controversial topics in real time, including open carry, surveillance, first amendment audits, and media portrayals, while incorporating live audience questions for a dynamic, discussion-forward format that aims to educate and inf... more
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