
Meet the men and women behind the badge at the Asheville Police Department. Cold cases, conversations, community engagement, and questions and answers with Police Chief Mike Lamb. Hosted by Public Information Officer Rick Rice.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeGovernment | |||

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In this episode, with May being Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, Sergeant Justin Booth, who is an avid rider.
We’ll get to know Senior Police Officer Travis Pisani. May 13th was National 3rd Shift Workers’ Day. Now, technically, ... more
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In this episode, Captain Joe Silberman of the Criminal Investigations Division. We’ll recap some recent big cases that were assisted by technology like LPR’s and drones.
We’ll get to know K9 Unit officers Sergeant Scott Muse and Se... more
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In this episode, Interim Chief Jackie Stepp and Buncombe County District Attorney Todd Williams sit down for an important and timely discussion about technology and its vital role with the Asheville Police Department and the DA’s of... more
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In this episode, with April 30th being National Honesty Day, we’ll get to know Detective Phil Allen, who has a way to determine if you’re telling the truth. You guessed it, he administers the polygraph examinations at the Asheville ... more
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A high-contact, community-oriented series that spotlights the Asheville Police Department and its personnel through practical everyday policing topics, leadership insights, public safety initiatives, and community engagement efforts. Episodes mix personal stories from officers and staff, updates on recruitment and training, and timely discussions around crime prevention, domestic violence awareness, and historical context relevant to policing. A recurring thread is collaboration with the community—through events, educational programs, and transparency efforts—often featuring guests from within the department and occasional historians, chaplains, or local business owners connected to public safety. Noteworthy is the format's balance of pract... more
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Recent guests on APD Pod Squad include:
1. Captain Joe Silberman
2. Scott Muse
3. Nathaniel Smith
4. John Perez
5. Jackie Stepp
6. Todd Williams
7. Noland Brown
8. Detective Phil Allen
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