Threshold is a Peabody Award-winning documentary podcast about our place in the natural world. Each season, we take listeners on a journey into the heart of a complex environmental story, asking how we got here and where we might be headed. In our latest season, Hark, we hand the mic over to our planet-mates and investigate what it means to truly listen to nonhuman voices—and the cost if we don't. With mounting social and ecological crises, what happens when we tune into the life all around us? Threshold is nonprofit, listener-supported, and independently produced.
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Every law enforcement officer has a story to tell! Whether cautionary tales or stories that inspire and encourage…they are all based on real experiences! Get ready to hear from the men and women who put their lives on the line every day for their communities and their country! This is the LEO First Podcast with Michael Laidler!
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Every law enforcement officer has a story to tell! Whether cautionary tales or stories that inspire and encourage…they are all based on real experiences! Get ready to hear from the men and women who put their lives on the line every day for their communities and their country! This is the LEO First Podcast with Michael Laidler!
On this episode of The LEO First Podcast , host Michael Laidler speaks with Jason Armstrong, retired Apex Police Chief and national expert in community trust and organizational reform. Chief Armstrong shares his journey from leading transformative changes in Ferguson, Missouri, to authoring his #1 best-selling book, I'm Done Here!: Create Lasting Impact by Leading with Intentionality . He discusses the challenges of fostering accountability while building meaningful connections with the community. Throughout the conversation, Chief Armstrong emphasizes the importance of intentional leadership and the long-term impact of ethical, transparent practices. His insights on media relations, change management, and community engagement provide valuable takeaways for law enforcement professionals and leaders alike. Tune in to hear how thoughtful, purpose-driven leadership can reshape organizations and leave a legacy of trust and integrity. #leadership #communityengagement #lawenforcement #organizationalchange #theleofirstpodcast…
🎙️ In this episode of The LEO First Podcast , host Michael Laidler interviews Tyra Valeriano, a former Master Law Enforcement Officer and Sergeant with extensive experience in investigations, Tyra holds a Master of Science in Criminal Justice & Cybercrime and has transitioned into roles as a First Responder Mental Health and Wellness Coach, Criminal Justice Adjunct Professor, and entrepreneur. She also hosts her own podcast, focusing on mental health and wellness in the first responder community. Tyra discusses her law enforcement career, emphasizing the importance of mental health support for first responders. She shares insights into her transition from active duty to coaching and education, highlighting the challenges and rewards of supporting those who serve. Her passion for mental wellness and dedication to the first responder community offer valuable perspectives on resilience and personal growth. Tune in to hear Tyra's journey and her commitment to enhancing mental health resources for first responders. #mentalhealth #firstresponders #lawenforcement #wellness #theleofirstpodcast…
On this episode of The LEO First Podcast , host Michael Laidler sits down with Antonio Santana, a Marine Corps combat veteran, former law enforcement officer, and mental health advocate. Antonio shares his journey from serving in Iraq to a decade in law enforcement, and how his experiences fueled his passion for supporting veterans and first responders. He discusses his podcast, Frontline Strong , and the nonprofit of the same name, which offers free mental health services to those who serve. Antonio also gives insight into his latest project, Wellness Empowered , and its innovative app focused on suicide prevention. His story is a testament to the power of resilience, purpose, and the importance of prioritizing mental wellness in high-stress professions. Tune in for an authentic conversation about the realities of service, the weight of sacrifice, and the transformative impact of mental health support. #mentalwellness #veteransupport #lawenforcement #firstresponders #theleofirstpodcast…
On this episode of The LEO First Podcast , host Michael Laidler welcomes Percy Pitzer, founder of Creative Corrections and a veteran with over 40 years of correctional management experience. From his military service during the Vietnam era to his innovative work in prison reform, Percy shares the lessons he's learned about leadership, rehabilitation, and the evolving landscape of corrections. As a former warden across multiple security levels, he’s seen firsthand how innovative programs can create safer, more rehabilitative environments. Percy discusses the critical need for practical, sustainable solutions in corrections, highlighting how reform efforts can benefit not just facilities but entire communities. His commitment to enhancing correctional systems through education, accountability, and forward-thinking strategies offers valuable insights for anyone in law enforcement or leadership. Don’t miss this conversation about the future of corrections and the power of reform. #lawenforcement #prisonreform #theleofirstpodcast #leadership #professionaldevelopment…
On the latest episode of The LEO First Podcast , host Michael Laidler sits down with Chief Deputy Josh Summerford of the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office. With nearly 20 years in law enforcement, Chief Summerford shares insights from a career that has taken him from a deputy clerk to overseeing all divisions of the Sheriff's Office. He discusses the challenges of leading complex operations, coordinating major crime investigations, and balancing responsibilities across multiple divisions, including patrol, criminal investigations, and school resource officers. From receiving a "Top Gun" award for solving a cold case to graduating from the FBI National Academy, Chief Summerford's journey embodies service, resilience, and leadership. Tune in for valuable lessons on teamwork, accountability, and what it takes to foster a culture of professionalism and excellence in law enforcement. #lawenforcement #leadership #criminaljustice #policing #mentalwellness #theleofirstpodcast #podcast #professionaldevelopment…
The LEO First Podcast: This week, we bring you two inspiring guests, Autumn Clifford and Lyndsay Taylor, who share their journeys of resilience, leadership, and impact in law enforcement and beyond. Autumn Clifford is a professional coach, entrepreneur, and podcast host of She’s An Asset . With a Master’s in Criminal Justice, extensive martial arts achievements, and a groundbreaking career in law enforcement, Autumn specializes in mindset coaching and resilience training. Her signature Breakthrough Method has empowered countless professionals to thrive in their careers and personal lives. Lyndsay Taylor, a dedicated Patrol Officer with over a decade in law enforcement, reflects on her career path and passion for serving the community. A Temple University graduate, Lyndsay highlights the importance of adaptability and continuous growth in policing. Don’t miss this powerful episode filled with actionable insights, personal triumphs, and a shared mission to transform lives. #theleofirstpodcast #lawenforcement #resilience #leadership #mindset…
The LEO First Podcast: This week, we’re honored to feature Davin Cole, a veteran with 33 years in law enforcement. From serving as a Deputy Sheriff with the SFSD to a diverse 29-year tenure with the SFPD, Davin brings unparalleled insights. He shares his experience leading the Homeless Outreach Unit (HSOC), where he championed human-centered policies, creating transformative programs like LEAD to support rehabilitation and recovery for the homeless and those battling addiction. As a certified CA POST instructor, Davin specializes in Procedural Justice, Implicit Bias, Crisis Intervention Tactics (CIT), and De-escalation, empowering officers with critical skills. A passionate public speaker and advocate, Davin discusses wellness strategies for law enforcement professionals, addressing addiction and Post-Traumatic Stress Injuries (PTSI) to ensure a healthier, more resilient workforce. Listen now to hear Davin’s story of service, leadership, and advocacy. #theleofirstpodcast #lawenforcement #leadership #homelessoutreach #policewellness #publicsafety #ptsi #policek9 #deescalation #mentalhealth…
On this episode of the podcast, Ivan Guduric, a decorated member of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Serbia, shares his journey of service, advocacy, and athletic excellence. With 19 years of experience as a police officer in Belgrade, Ivan’s commitment to public safety is matched only by his passion for advancing labor rights through his role as a board member of the Police Union of Serbia. A graduate from the University Union Nikola Tesla, Ivan discusses how his legal expertise fuels his trade union activism. As a dedicated advocate, he works tirelessly to promote fair labor conditions and greater rights for his colleagues in law enforcement. Ivan also highlights his participation in the World Police and Fire Games, showcasing his dedication to personal discipline and physical fitness. Join us for an inspiring conversation about leadership, resilience, and making a difference in both the workplace and the community. #lawenforcement #laborrights #leadership #publicsafety #resilience…
This week on the podcast, Jeff Marr, a Certified Mental Performance Coach, shares his transformative journey and the principles behind his platform, Me vs Me. With multiple years of experience, Jeff leverages his background in law enforcement, business ownership, and sports coaching to empower individuals to take control of their mental performance. A father of seven, Jeff brings unique insights into resilience, having faced challenges such as depression, PTSD, anxiety, and alcoholism while striving to "Win Every Day". Jeff discusses the philosophy of self-accountability and growth that underpins his coaching. His motto, "Success leaves clues," emphasizes the importance of emulating effective strategies to overcome obstacles. Tune in to learn actionable strategies for improving mental performance and finding clarity through adversity. #MentalPerformance #Resilience #Leadership #PersonalGrowth #WinEveryDay…
This episode features Rachel Keller, a seasoned law enforcement professional with 18 years of service at the Leon County Sheriff’s Office. Currently, Rachel is the Special Investigations Unit Sergeant, collaborating with HSI to oversee human trafficking investigations. Her career path includes roles as a Patrol Sergeant, Financial Crimes Detective, and School Resource Officer, earning her multiple accolades, such as the Meritorious Service Award and Employee of the Month honors. Rachel’s pioneering work as LCSO's first female motor officer reflects her commitment to breaking barriers and delivering excellence. Beyond her professional experience, Rachel is equipped with extensive training and certifications. She holds a Master's in Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration and certifications like Command Leadership from FBI-LEEDA, Advanced Gang Specialist from the Florida Gang Investigator’s Association, and Crisis Intervention Training. Her skills in leadership, criminal investigations, and critical incident stress management further enrich her contributions to law enforcement and community outreach. Join us as Rachel shares her insights into investigative strategies, leadership development, and advancing the role of women in law enforcement. #Leadership #LawEnforcement #HumanTraffickingAwareness #CriminalInvestigations #CareerGrowth…
In this episode of the LEO First Podcast, Jason Ziegler, Chief of Police at the Mandan Police Department, offers valuable leadership insights. With over eight years in his role, Jason reflects on his career and the importance of community engagement, proactive policing, and crisis management. He shares how his education, including a Master’s in Public Administration from Troy University and a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice Administration from Columbia College, has informed his approach to law enforcement. Jason emphasizes the significance of creating a positive department culture, focusing on officer development and building trust within the community. He highlights his dedication to modernizing policing practices to address evolving challenges. Through his extensive experience and education, Jason has become an influential voice in law enforcement leadership, advocating for innovation, compassion, and collaboration. #Leadership #CommunityEngagement #PoliceChief #LawEnforcement #StrategicLeadership…
In this episode of The LEO First Podcast , we welcome Jeff Martin, a man of faith, strength, and service who embodies the phrase "Enjoy the Journey." With a career dedicated to law enforcement and a passion for MMA, Jeff brings a unique perspective on resilience, discipline, and living a purpose-driven life. He shares how his faith has been the cornerstone of his journey, guiding him through challenges and victories alike. Jeff discusses his experiences as a law enforcement officer, reflecting on the demands and rewards of protecting and serving the community. His passion for MMA has not only sharpened his physical and mental toughness but has also inspired him to lead with confidence and humility both on and off duty. Through his message of perseverance and prioritizing faith, Jeff reminds us all of the importance of balance and maintaining focus on what truly matters. #Faith #LawEnforcement #ResilienceInAction #MMA #MentalWellness #Purpose…
In this episode of The LEO First Podcast , we sit down with Michael Slocum, lieutenant and a dedicated leader in law enforcement with a passion for education, mentorship, and community resilience. Michael brings over two decades of experience to the Painesville Police Department, backed by a Bachelor’s in Law Enforcement Administration and a Master’s in Public Administration. He shares insights on his role as a Certified Law Enforcement Executive and instructor, where he empowers officers to serve with professionalism and adaptability. Beyond the police force, Michael leads transformative backpacking experiences with Frontline Freedom, helping first responders build resilience and camaraderie through the healing power of nature. In this conversation, he discusses the importance of continuous learning, the role of personal growth in leadership, and his commitment to building stronger, safer communities. Join us for a deep dive into the life and values that drive Michael's work in law enforcement and beyond.…
In this episode of *The LEO First Podcast*, Kristen Ziman, former Chief of the second-largest police department in Illinois, shares her powerful journey in leadership. With nearly two decades of experience, Kristen discusses how she transformed organizational cultures and empowered individuals to reach their full potential. Her passion for leadership and personal development shines through as she reflects on her career and the lessons she's learned along the way. Kristen's rise from cadet to Chief in a male-dominated field is a testament to her resilience and determination. She highlights the importance of optimism, empowerment, and leading with authenticity. Drawing from her own experiences, Kristen offers insights into overcoming challenges and thriving in high-pressure environments. A seasoned keynote speaker with two master's degrees, Kristen’s presentations are dynamic and impactful, resonating across diverse industries. Her expertise extends beyond law enforcement, providing valuable lessons for leaders in any field. #LeadershipDevelopment #Resilience #Empowerment #OrganizationalTransformation #PersonalGrowth…
In this episode of the LEO First Podcast, Chris Catren, Director of Strategic Relationships for First Responder Wellness, shares his insights on connecting first responders with essential behavioral health resources and training. As a retired Chief of Police of the Redlands Police Department, Chris brings a wealth of experience from his 28-year law enforcement career, where he prioritized mental health support and well-being for officers. Chris discusses his journey in organizational leadership, change management, and community outreach, drawing from his time leading the Redlands Police Department. His leadership helped to foster a culture of resilience and support within the agency, emphasizing the importance of wellness initiatives in maintaining strong and effective law enforcement teams. As a former President of the California Police Chiefs Association and an Executive Fellow at the National Policing Institute, Chris shares valuable strategies for building strong relationships between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve. #LawEnforcementLeadership #BehavioralHealthSupport #ChangeManagement #CommunityOutreach #FirstResponderWellness…
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