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Hey Chaplain: The Police Wellness Podcast

Jared Altic
Mental Health
Law Enforcement
First Responders
International Conference Of Police Chaplains
Suicide Prevention
Trauma
Police Wellness
Chaplaincy
Officer Wellness
Police Chaplaincy
Public Safety
Wellness
Community Support
Police Work
Family Dynamics
Grief
Opioid Addiction
Policing
Kansas City
Loss

The Hey Chaplain podcast is where cops encourage each other by sharing their wisdom and experience with the Chaplain. On Hey Chaplain you'll hear from dispatchers and federal agents, Sheriffs and US Marshals, as well as local detectives and patrolmen. From the LAPD to Scotland Yard, the guests on Hey Chaplain deliver advice and insights so that police officers everywhere can survive and thrive. T... more

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This is episode 144 and we're going to talk about autopsies.  Don't worry I'm not going to take it too far; you can go ahead and keep eating your breakfast.  But I'm going to share with you the my recent visit to o... more

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This is a special bonus episode of Hey Chaplain and we're giving you a replay of Episode 319 of the Blue Grit Radio podcast by Eric Tung.  In this episode Eric interviews chaplains Jared Altic and Matt Domyancic ab... more

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Imagine that someone with a knife or another deadly weapon is charging at you with intent to kill.  How close do they have to be for you to deploy deadly force?  Did you say 21 feet?  That's what I've always been t... more

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Today we're coming back to our interview with identical twin first responders Stuart and Steve Littlefield.  Stuart is thirty-year cop, on the SWAT team and also a homicide detective; Steve is the thirty year firef... more

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Steve Littlefield
Retired firefighter
Fire Department (Kansas City, Kansas)
Episode: 142 - Identical Twins Cop & Firefighter: Stuart and Steve Littlefield
Stuart Littlefield
Retired detective, previously on SWAT and homicide/cold case work
Police Department (Kansas City, Kansas)
Episode: 142 - Identical Twins Cop & Firefighter: Stuart and Steve Littlefield
Stephen Keogh
Retired Scotland Yard murder detective, author, TV producer
Former Met Police/Scotland Yard; author; TV producer
Episode: Scotland Yard and Growling Dogs: Follow Ups and Business Checks, Hey Chaplain's Fifth Anniversary, w/ Steve Keogh - Bonus Ep 51
Ian Hobbs
Former homicide detective and Marine Corps veteran, now clinician
Independent clinician / future practice owner
Episode: 141 - From Detective to Clinician: Ian Hobbs
Jason Marsman
Retired NYPD officer; representative of the New York City chapter of Brotherhood for the Fallen
Brotherhood for the Fallen – New York City Chapter
Episode: For Every Cop Who's Murdered in the Line of Duty: Jason Marsman, Brotherhood For the Fallen - Bonus Ep 50
Jim Perry
Cop turned comedian and comedy club owner in Arizona
JP's Comedy Club / Gilbert Comedy Club
Episode: 140 - Pig Jokes and Punchlines: Cop Comedian Jim Perry
(Guest not another name)
Episode: 139.5 - I could have used a Chaplain: Phil Reeves
Phil Reeves
Actor with decades in Los Angeles, former police officer, and law enforcement chaplain
Independent/Film and TV industry; law enforcement chaplaincy
Episode: 139 - I've Played One on TV: Phil Reeves
Caroline Ban
Associate Professor of Social Work at Valparaiso University; pioneer of the first public safety social work certificate program
Valparaiso University
Episode: 137 - What is a Police Social Worker: Caroline Ban

Host

Jared Altic
Host of the show; long-time public safety counselor and wellness advocate.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 92 ratings
  • This episode addresses "how"process of chaplain acceptence by police officers. How does the interaction of two individuals from two distinct cultures happen? What should the chaplain expect to encounter, and what is it important to say, and not say?

    Audible
    5
    Mark
    United Statesa year ago
  • Chaplain Acceptance

    This episode addresses "how"process of chaplain acceptence by police officers. How does the interaction of two individuals from two distinct cultures happen? What should the chaplain expect to encounter, and what is it important to say, and not say?

    Audible
    5
    Mark
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thank you!

    As a chaplain for the fire department and a full time pastor, I can’t thank “Hey Chaplain” podcast enough for your helpful insight and encouragement! Blessings!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chaplain JTFD
    United Statesa year ago
  • A podcast that supports and encourages.

    I’ve been listening for a little over a year now. This has become one of my favorite podcasts. The insight offered by Jared and his guests have renewed my spirit and reminded me why I wanted to be a police officer in the first place. Thank you for all your hard work putting this show together. It’s much needed for so many of us.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jayhawk023
    United States2 years ago
  • The Best Officer Wellness Podcast

    This show is an amazing resource with a wide range of interesting guests who all give wonderful insight and wisdom to law enforcement and those who love cops. I’m just a civilian—I don’t work in law enforcement at all. But this podcast is teaching me how to love on and serve those around me who serve the community so well.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KSinKCK
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners praise accessibility, helpfulness, and practical takeaways for training and wellbeing.
Guests offer deep, actionable insights into policing and chaplaincy.
The show is a valuable resource for officer wellness and peer support.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Scotland Yard and Growling Dogs: Follow Ups and Business Checks, Hey Chaplain's Fifth Anniversary, w/ Steve Keogh - Bonus Ep 51
Q: First, let me ask for a quick recap. Tell me about your law enforcement career, what you've done, just a few notes.
Steve outlines a 30-year career with the Met Police, largely in homicide, and notes that he's continued work in publishing and media after leaving the force, including talks and public speaking.
139.5 - I could have used a Chaplain: Phil Reeves
Q: What were some pivotal moments that shaped your approach to leadership and chaplaincy?
Key moments include facing moral dilemmas about compromising standards, the value of moral support during investigations and suspensions, and recognizing the chaplain's role as a nonjudgmental presence who can guide officers through traumatic events and post-career transitions.
139 - I've Played One on TV: Phil Reeves
Q: How did you juggle acting commitments with reserve police work during the 9/11 period?
He explains juggling long shifts, voluntary reserves, and lateraling to a full-time position while maintaining a film/TV schedule, with his agents and coworkers being supportive.
139 - I've Played One on TV: Phil Reeves
Q: Did you ever get recognized in uniform while you were acting on screen?
He notes that recognition was rare in uniform but happened when playing a civilian role; most people don't recognize you in uniform due to the badge drawing attention.
139 - I've Played One on TV: Phil Reeves
Q: How did you get started at acting?
Phil describes how a drunken party invite led to an equity card and years of stage work before moving into film and television, illustrating the breakpoints that defined his acting journey.

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This show centers on wellbeing, resilience, and practical wisdom for law enforcement and first responders, often blending humorous coping with serious discussions about trauma, mental health, chaplaincy, and wellness leadership. Episodes frequently feature current or former officers, chaplains, social workers, and security professionals who share real-life experiences, coping strategies, and systems-level insights for surviving and thriving in public safety roles. A standout trait is the consistent emphasis on peer support, embedded chaplaincy, and cross-disciplinary approaches to officer wellness, making it a likely resource for both practitioners and partners looking to understand first-responder culture and wellbeing best practices.

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Recent guests on this podcast include:

1. Steve Littlefield
2. Stuart Littlefield
3. Stephen Keogh
4. Ian Hobbs
5. Jason Marsman
6. Jim Perry
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