Do you ever wonder why people go into law enforcement? Does being in law enforcement change your views of the public over time and how does being an officer affect your family? This podcast explores these questions as well as discusses different careers and the functions of various law enforcement agencies including local, state and federal agencies. The episodes include interviews with retired an... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 161 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture |
🎥 Episode 130 From defusing bombs in the Air Force to leading SWAT raids as a tactical explosive breacher—meet Jonathan Salisbury, the 16-year veteran of Idaho's Meridian PD who traded dog tags for a badge at age 30. Jon reveals how military grit fu... more
🎥 Episode 129 In this compelling interview, former Marine and Idaho police officer Jarad Webb opens up about his turbulent journey from a traumatic childhood marked by abuse and abandonment to a high-stakes career in law enforcement filled with adre... more
🎥 Episode 128 In Episode 128, retired Federal Air Marshal Jeremy Beard reveals untold stories from his career in law enforcement, starting as a local cop in Idaho, serving in the Border Patrol in Laredo, Texas, and joining the Air Marshals post-9/11... more
🎥 Episode 127
In this powerful episode of our podcast, retired Ada County Sheriff's Deputy Aaron Miner shares his incredible journey, from growing up in Idaho, serving in the military with deployments to Iraq, to a 17-year career in law enforcement.... more
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This podcast offers a compelling exploration of the motivations behind individuals entering law enforcement and how their experiences within the profession shape their perspectives on the public and their personal lives. It features insightful interviews with both retired and active-duty officers, discussing the nuances of their work, the emotional toll of policing, and the impact of their careers on family dynamics. Episodes cover a range of topics, including the functions of various law enforcement agencies at local, state, and federal levels, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the law enforcement landscape. The candid sharing of personal anecdotes and professional insights makes this podcast unique in illuminating ... more
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2. Robert J. Thomas
3. Jon Holland
4. Roland Ballesteros
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