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 | 157 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture |
🎥 Episode 126
Dive into the gripping true crime story of retired Cold Case Homicide Detective Bobby Minchew in this exclusive interview. From his early days as a shy kid in Houston, Texas, to enlisting in the Marines at 17, surviving bootcamp, and s... more
🎥 Episode 125 In this powerful episode of our law enforcement podcast, retired DEA Special Agent Stacy Weathers shares her incredible true story for the first time publicly. From her idyllic Midwestern childhood and unexpected call to law enforcemen... more
🎥 Episode 124 📌 Description Former law enforcement officer Rod Gates shares his incredible journey from growing up in Colorado to serving with the Sheridan, Wyoming Police Department and the Cassia County Sheriff’s Office in Idaho.
In this intervi... more
🎥 Episode 123 In this gripping episode, retired law enforcement officer Glenn "Skinny" Grannan shares his incredible journey from undercover narcotics work in 1970s Louisiana to solving horrific homicides and child crimes in Mississippi. Hear heart-... more
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Exploring the complexities of law enforcement careers and their societal impacts, this series features interviews with both active and retired officers. Topics frequently addressed include the emotional and psychological effects of policing on professionals and their families, as well as discussions on communication, mental health, and personal relationships stemming from the challenges faced in the field. Additionally, audiences gain insight into various law enforcement roles and agencies, detailing the intricacies of community engagement and public perception. With a focus on personal stories, the podcast seeks to shed light on the reasons individuals choose to serve in law enforcement and how those choices shape their views over time.
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Recent guests on Reasons We Serve include:
1. Erik Lavigne
2. Robert J. Thomas
3. Jon Holland
4. Roland Ballesteros
5. Chris Hastings
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