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The podcast for all of our heroes in public safety including law enforcement professionals, firefighters, EMTs, corrections officers, healthcare workers, and more. The show is produced by the POCUA and is founded upon its Soundness Initiative.
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Mapping Tech in Public Safety

Chris Rogers & Steve Pollackov

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Welcome to Mapping Tech in Public Safety with Chris and Steve. This podcast is about Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and how it integrates with Public Safety. Learn about GIS Mapping Technology and how public safety organizations use this technology for major incidents, pre-planning, special events, daily operations, etc.
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Public Safety and Beyond

The Spirited American

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Not politically correct. Not afraid to speak the truth. Politics and public safety. Dangerous political rhetoric on the American way of life and the reality of law enforcement, fire service, EMS and private security.
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Conversations on Public Safety: The Den channels the courageousness of lions to showcase that when experts in criminal justice bravely come together to question every aspect of the system, they have the power to reset and reshape the landscape of public safety. Whether you're a veteran of criminal justice, a newcomer who wants to foster change for the next generation, or someone actively involved in the field grappling with the complexities of decision-making, you’re invited to the conversat ...
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When the shadows of a serial killer darkened the streets of Charlotte, the heartbeat of our community skipped in terror. Join me, Harriet West-Moore, as I revisit the mid-90s, a time when the very air we breathed was thick with fear and suspicion. As a records clerk in the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department, I bore witness to the unfolding nig…
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Step inside the walls of correctional facilities with me, Harriet West-Moore, as we honor the unsung heroes in public safety. Through vivid storytelling, I bring you the raw and often unseen realities that corrections officers confront daily. From the heart-pounding moment of waiting for an all-clear signal after an inmate count to an encounter wit…
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When Monica Crawford dons her badge, she's not just upholding the law, but also breaking through barriers. I, Harriet West-Moore, had the privilege of delving into Monica's profound insights on the challenges that women in public safety face. In a candid recount of her personal narrative, illuminated in her book "Thriving Inside the Thin Blue Line,…
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Explore the shadowy mindset of sex offenders with us, Harriet West-Moore and my field partner, as we share our seasoned perspectives from careers in state parole services. Our latest episode promises to provide a profound understanding of the legal system's efforts against those who have harmed minors, equipped with trigger warnings to protect our …
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As I recount the heart-wrenching losses within our ranks, the specter of suicide looms heavily over the conversation. The stark reality faced by public safety professionals, whose daily grind often goes unseen, is laid bare in this episode. We confront the often-ignored mental health challenges that come with the territory of serving and protecting…
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For today's conversation, Jessica introduces Dr. Jim Austin, the Director of Strategic Initiatives at JFA Institute, to The Den. Together, they discuss and reflect on his studies with observed and forecasted crime rates. The discussion highlights how policymakers and police leadership can analyze the intersection between criminal justice policies, …
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Can a troubled youth escape the cycle of crime and find redemption? This episode peels back the curtain on the life of a 20-year-old parolee whose past transgressions loom large over his future. We walk the tightrope of hope and despair as we reveal the intricate journey from juvenile delinquency to felonious assault in Pennsylvania, and his fraugh…
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For today's conversation, Jessica welcomes Neil Hubbert to The Den, a research associate for IDEA analytics. Together, they discuss the complexities of creating boundaries for police districts or reporting areas through the lens of data analytics. Neil believes that a combination of experience-driven insights from officers and data-driven perspecti…
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As I sat down with the application for a crime scene technician role in hand, I never imagined the sting of rejection I'd soon feel would lead to a profound discussion on air. Today's episode is that very conversation, where we peel back the layers of history and personal experience to honor the legacy of pioneering black women in public safety and…
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I'm Harriet West-Moore, and the grittier side of the justice system is where my stories unfold. The latest episode of Women in Public Safety Podcasts takes you through the stark realities faced by parolees battling drug addiction, as I unveil the heart-wrenching chronicles from my days as a state parole officer. You'll hear the tale of a man's figh…
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Have you ever watched, with a mix of frustration and disbelief, as a colleague sails into a role they're clearly unprepared for, leaving you to wonder if it's not what you know, but who you know that counts? That's the simmering question at the heart of our latest episode on the Women in Public Safety podcast, where we tackle the thorny issue of ne…
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In the field of law enforcement, the use of intentional language is crucial to convey values, build relationships within communities, and create clear divisions within police departments. In this episode, the panelists engage in a debate about reimagining police departments, focusing on their ideal structures, correct language when naming them, and…
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Unlock the untold stories of female pioneers in public safety with me, Harriet West-Moore. We journey through history, uncovering the tales of women like Marie Owens and Alice Stebbins Wells who defied the norms to don badges in law enforcement. From the societal shifts of World War II to the civil rights movement, we examine the hurdles they leape…
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In part II of the previous episode's discussion on policing capacity, today, the panel questions whether the traditional expectations of police officers, including being armed and having the power to detain, are appropriate for all aspects of their work. They explore the idea that sworn officers may not always be necessary to provide protection whe…
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As a woman who's worn the badge and walked the beat, I, Harriet West-Moore, have stared down the barrel of mental health challenges that keep so many of us in public safety up at night. On this powerful episode of the Women in Public Safety podcast, I take you through the often silent struggle against depression, anxiety, and the weight of vicariou…
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Today's episode is about the risks & safety measures that are acknowledged as a professional working in public service. Email: publicsafetybywomen@gmail.com Women in Public Safety T-Shirts: TikToc Shop @womenpublicsafety Youtube Channel: women in public safety Email: publicsafetybywomen@gmail.com Website: https://womeninpublicsafety.com Facebook Gr…
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Today's topic is about those who work in public safety professions as underpaid and having the feeling of being undervalued by their employer/agencies. Women in Public Safety email: publicsafetybywomen@gmail.com Women in Public Safety Private Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/womeninpublicsafety Email: publicsafetybywomen@gmail.com Website: https://…
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Building on previous episodes that tackled crime, race, and capacity, today, the panel dives deeper into the capacity of leadership within public safety agencies. They explore innovative law enforcement approaches and challenge us to think differently about who and what public safety includes and does. Throughout their conversation, they emphasize …
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 121 POCUA CEO Ken Bator wishes everyone happy holidays and looks ahead to 2024 as Season Six comes to an end. To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more about the POCUA go to https://www.policecreditunions.com/ To learn more about the sponsor of this episode, go to https://policemortgage.com/mortgage-tips/ And ch…
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During their conversations, the panel has questioned their role as consultants and the demands that come with it. They're called in to help agencies think differently and challenge norms, but often, they lack control over the implementation of the recommendations. Today, the panel reflects on the real value they bring to policing and how their anal…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 120 The host of the popular Scams and Cons podcast, Jim Grinstead, joins us for an entertaining and revealing conversation about the show and how to avoid being a victim. Learn more about the podcast at https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-scams-cons-81562478/ To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more about the PO…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 119 Tony Jones, director and creator of the First Responder Program at Banyan Treatment Centers, joins us to talk about the specific recovery needs of public-safety professionals including the critical nature of aftercare. Learn more about Banyan Treatment Centers at https://www.banyantreatmentcenter.com/ To find a …
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In this episode, The Den dives into a discussion about the realities of community policing. Community policing focuses on forming partnerships and implementing problem-solving techniques to address public safety issues. But does this philosophy actually impact the communities themselves and their crime rates? The panel agrees that community engagem…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 118 POCUA CEO Ken Bator wishes everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving, especially to all public safety professionals who will be working that day. To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more about the POCUA go to https://www.policecreditunions.com/ To learn more about the sponsor of this episode, go to https://pol…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 117 Jake Wiskerchen - a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, a National Certified Counselor, and owner of Zephyr Wellness – joins us for a frank discussion on “bridging the gap” between gun ownership and mental health. Learn more about Guns & Mental Health at https://walkthetalkamerica.org/podcast/ To find a POCU…
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In this episode, Jessica, Steve, Rodney, and Harold dive into the primary challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in their efforts to reform, connect with their communities, and address crime effectively. Throughout the conversation, they touch on the superficial nature of some reforms, the impact of organizational bureaucracy, and the difficu…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 116 Retired police officer and marine veteran, Brian Gillespie, joins us for a frank discussion on recovery for first responders. He offers details on Recovery Centers of America and other resources available. Learn more about RESCU at https://recoverycentersofamerica.com/substance-abuse-treatment/first-responders/ …
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 115 The hosts of the popular podcast, LA Not So Confidential, Dr. Shiloh and Dr. Scott join us. In part two of our conversation we discuss the evolution of psychological support for law enforcement. Learn more about the podcast at https://www.la-not-so-confidential.com/ To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more …
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In this episode, The Den introduces Steve Rickman, an advocate who has dedicated over 40 years of his life to building positive relationships between law enforcement and communities all over the country. Today, Steve shares his journey from his early career in Washington, D.C., to a trusted advisor in community policing practices. His story exempli…
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In this episode, The Den introduces Rodney Monroe, a former police chief who spent 22 years with the Washington DC Metro Police Department before serving in agencies in Macon, Georgia, Richmond, Virginia, and Charlotte Mecklenburg, North Carolina. Rodney is a dedicated and forward-thinking law enforcement leader known for his reformist approach to …
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Today, The Den introduces retired Chief Harold Medlock who shares his journey from growing up in a Mill Hill community during the 50s and 60s to becoming a seasoned law enforcement officer with a commitment to community trust and accountability. In this episode, Harold opens up about the experiences that ignited his passion for law enforcement. Ini…
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In this episode, your host, Dr. Jessica Herbert, the founder and CEO of IDEA Analytics, introduces her background in public safety and shares the foundations that built "The Den" podcast. She opens up about her childhood experiences with police officers, why she has always questioned authority, and how her educational journey led her to see the pot…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 114 The hosts of the popular podcast, LA Not So Confidential, Dr. Shiloh and Dr. Scott join us. In part One of our conversation we dig into the creation and evolution of their show and discuss the crime data that is available today. Learn more about the podcast at https://www.la-not-so-confidential.com/ To find a PO…
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Conversations on Public Safety: The Den channels the courageousness of lions to showcase that when experts in criminal justice bravely come together to question every aspect of the system, they have the power to reset and reshape the landscape of public safety. Whether you're a veteran of criminal justice, a newcomer who wants to foster change for …
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 113 The owner of RescueMeds, Colleen Shields, joins us to highlight her unique business – a pharmacy that helps many public-safety heroes. Learn more about RescueMeds at https://rescuemeds.com/ To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more about the POCUA go to https://www.policecreditunions.com/ To learn more about…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 112 The owner of TC Burton, Todd Burton, and their Business Development Manager, Kathy Sipes, joins us to discuss an innovative solution for law enforcement that can save lives. Learn more about TC Burton at https://www.tcburton.com/ To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more about the POCUA go to https://www.pol…
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Today's episode is about self-care & wellness. I will be talking with Felicia Baugh who is an author, health & wellness coach and the founder of "Flouishing With Purpose" . She equpis, empower and encourage the busy working moms on how to create and maintain work life balance in their life. Felicia Baugh: www.feliciabaugh.com Youtube: The Balancing…
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Today's podcast we'll be talking to Katharine Pope who is a death investigator. She assist medical examiners in gathering evidence that will help law enforcement professionals find answers to questionable deaths. Website: www.forensicsfound.com Podcast: Forensics Found Podcast Women in Public Safety Podcast Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/womeninp…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 111 Host, Ken Bator, wraps up Season Five with a look back at the recent Public Safety Business Summit and a look forward to the possibilities for the POCUA in 2024. To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more about the POCUA go to https://www.policecreditunions.com/…
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Today's episode is guest Monica Crawford who is a health & wellness coach for first responders. She gives quick tips on how to eat healthy and stay fit as a female public safety officer. Monica Crawford's Facebook Group: "Five-0 Fierce and Fit Group" Women in Public Safety Facebook Group: "Women in Public Safety (Stress-Management, Self-Care)". Fac…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 110 Host, Ken Bator, details the best options for law-enforcement families located in the Mountain Time Zone of the United States when it comes to financial services. The following are links to the organizations and their content mentioned in the episode: Rocky Mountain Law Enforcement FCU - https://www.rmlefcu.org/…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 109 The CEO and Founder of How 2 Love Our Cops, Vicki Newman, joins us to discuss how her organization supports law-enforcement spouses and families throughout the country. Learn more about How 2 Love Our Cops at https://www.how2loveourcops.org/ To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more about the POCUA go to htt…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 108 Host, Ken Bator, details the best options for law-enforcement families located in the Eastern Time Zone of the United States when it comes to financial services. He details long-standing members of the POCUA. The following are links to the organizations and their content mentioned in the episode: City of Boston …
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 107 The interview with Dr. Patricia Reyna continues with a discussion on the role of hope for families after a first-responder suffers a catastrophic injury. Learn more about Dr. Reyna at https://kayreyna.com/ To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more about the POCUA go to https://www.policecreditunions.com/…
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Today's podcast, I'll be sharing the importance of having or creating a support system for women who work in public safety careers. Website: https://moore2discover.com Email: contact@moore2discover.com Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/womeninpublicsafety Email: publicsafetybywomen@gmail.com Website: https://womeninpublicsafety.com Facebook G…
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Public Safety Talk Radio Episode 106 Dr. Patricia Reyna joins us to share her story of her husband being injured as a law-enforcement professional and the challenges of being a caregiver to a loved-one who has had a catastrophic injury. Learn more about Dr. Reyna at http://caregivingrecovery.com/ To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more about …
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Welcome! This is an introduction to the Women in Public Safety Podcast where the challenges and triumphs will be discussed for women who work in the public safety profession. Website: https://moore2discover.com Email: contact@moore2discover.com Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/womeninpublicsafety Email: publicsafetybywomen@gmail.com Website:…
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Host, Ken Bator, details the best options for law-enforcement families located in the Pacific Time Zone of the United States when it comes to financial services. He details long-standing members of the POCUA: The Police Credit Union of California as well as the National Police Credit Union and Police Mortgage. The following are links to the organiz…
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Chief Dave Robertson, founder of FIRE-EDGE, returns to discuss hiring first responders and creating a healthy culture within teams in part two of this two-part conversation. Learn more about Dave at https://www.fire-edge.com/ To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more about the POCUA go to https://www.policecreditunions.com/…
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Chief Dave Robertson, founder of FIRE-EDGE, returns to discuss hiring first responders with the right character for the job in part one of this two-part conversation. Learn more about Dave at https://www.fire-edge.com/ To find a POCUA Credit Union or to learn more about the POCUA go to https://www.policecreditunions.com/…
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