
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 | 174 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

🎥 Episode 143
Step into the unyielding world of retired NYC Department of Corrections Deputy Warden Philip Billik (25 years, 1983-2008), who traded Wall Street publishing for Rikers Island's chaos—starting as a 23-year-old recruit bused straight to ... more
🎥 Episode 142
Trace retired St. Louis County PD Sgt. Adam Kavanaugh's 25-year badge odyssey—from a poverty-stricken childhood idolizing his grandfather's heroism amid violent home beatings to a lifelong "policeman" fixation sparked by a homemade jea... more
🎥 Episode 141
Dive into the raw streets of 1980s-90s Baltimore with retired Prince George's County PD detective Maurice Hicks (20 years total, including Baltimore PD narcotics as well as a homicide detective), who traded a heroin-plagued backyard fo... more
🎥 Episode 140
In an era where patrol officers spend half their shift buried in paperwork, discover how CLIPr.ai is transforming law enforcement with AI that auto-generates 90% of police report drafts from body cam audio or interviews—slashing docume... more
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Who is the host of this podcast? Why doesn’t he ever introduce himself? Only podcast I know where the host is anonymous. It makes the show suspect.
And the intrusive, sudden ADVERTISEMENTS—while a guest is MID-SYLLABLE talking usually!!—are so obnoxious that they show a complete contempt for the listener. Very authoritarian. Typical cop behavior.
Great stories but the lawyer advertisement is horrible
Who is the host of this podcast? Why doesn’t he ever introduce himself? Only podcast I know where the host is anonymous. It makes the show suspect.
Loving the old - school stories from these cats A new fave!!
Just started listening a few weeks ago, excellent content and excellent production!!
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The content predominantly focuses on the personal journeys and experiences of current and former law enforcement officers. Topics cover a wide range of issues, including the psychological toll of the job, challenges faced on and off duty, and the evolution of policing through various historical events. The narratives often highlight the emotional and moral complexities of law enforcement work, exploring how these experiences shape both the officers and their families. Insights gained from interviews with different ranks of officers across various agencies provide a nuanced perspective of law enforcement careers, the challenges of serving in such roles, and the impact of policing on personal lives and society at large. The combination of eng... more
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