Call to Service
Will Ayres5.11’s Call to Service gives insight to the public safety professional through interviews with some of the most accomplished individuals in their field. The mission of this show is to serve as a platform for sharing information. We will have guests from a variety of assignments and backgrounds, as well as, nationally recognized instructors, and leaders of industry joining us. We hope you enjoy the... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | BusinessSociety & CulturePersonal Journals | ||||
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Latest Episodes
Join world champion shooter Maggie Reese and WWE Superstar Natalie Eva Marie in discussing their experiences getting into shooting sports and the importance of physical fitness for personal development. Hear inspiring stories of how hard work, dedica... more
One-on-one with Tim Kennedy, former Green Beret Sniper and MMA Fighter, to discuss his “why” for training in the first place and how discipline, determination, and choosing a more self-sufficient lifestyle can you help you live a better life. more
This week we have the 5.11 Podcast Team recapping the first 100 episodes. We discuss our favorite episodes, what stood out, the most memorable, meaningful moments, and what is to come. more
This week we have returning guests and ambassadors to the brand, Clint Emerson and Dean Stott, for a special Veterans Day Episode. They recount their time in service and have some friendly banter around who’s unit is between US Navy SEALs or British ... more
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Reviews
- Congratulations on 100
Great podcast and kudos to everyone who has worked so hard to bring these 100 episodes to fruition. Not being in public service but a daughter of a retired law enforcement officer these episodes have been an opportunity to get a glimpse of what the men & women of service deal with on a daily basis. The good, the bad and the very ugly. How hard they work to protect their families from seeing the cruelty of the world they deal with. more
Apple Podcasts5Indy Cat
United Statesa year ago - :)
Great host, great podcast. Can’t wait to hear more. -Aly Malang
Apple Podcasts5malangaaUnited States2 years ago - K9s United
Thank you so much Will for having us! We truly do appreciate the support of our K9 Heroes 💙🐾
Apple Podcasts5K9s UnitedUnited States3 years ago - Best way to commute
As a paid volunteer firefighter for the last 10 years, a CrossFit coach and a rookie to the Ontario Provincial Police at age 50 I’ve enjoyed all the episodes on my commutes to police college and now on route to my shift. Keep up the excellent work and interesting guests. more
Apple Podcasts5OPPat50
Canada3 years ago - Alex Goodall
Great podcast series, very inspirational and great content
Apple Podcasts5Alex goodall
Australia3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #239 |  Mexico/Society & Culture/Personal Journals |
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