Hot Mic! On The Line

Danny and Ariel have been gone for a minute due to conflicting schedules. They are back on this episode and begin with a bang, partially explaining the other reason why they took a break. The better part of the show is regarding the CA Model from a different angle, the Hot Mic! angle. Keep in mind what is said in any HOT MIC show is solely Danny and Ariel's opinions, not factual, and do not represent anyone nor reflects anyones mission. 

WE ARE BACK! Listen in as Ariel and Danny fill in what has happened in the last 9 months! No, Danny did not have a baby. 

Hector Bravo is a combat veteran, former Tactical Commander, and a Lieutenant for the 3rd largest law enforcement agency in the nation. Hector has over 20 years of military and law enforcement experience combined.Hector comes to the show to speak of his experience in war when he joined the military at 17 years old. He also speaks of issues dealt with while working in law enforcement and it isn't the bad guys. The Hot Mic team and Hector also touch on PTSD and Corrections Fatigue, an ongoing cancer that most of us deal with. The live show of this episode had one of the best responses from our viewers. Listen in as we hope you enjoy this episode as well!Be sure to follow us on:Facebook: Hotmic HotmicInstagram: Hotmic_OnthelineHector Bravo: Instagram: torment_tactical

Sergeant Moore gave 24 years to the Dept of Corrections before retiring. He worked various positions around one of the busiest prisons in California, to include investigations. Moore opens up about developing issues with corrections fatigue when working as an officer/sergeant.  

A workplace can have high morale or LOW morale. Would you be able to guess what type of morale is in a prison environment? Danny and Ariel speak on why low morale may occur and what are some ways to make it a bit better. We hope you enjoy it! Give us a rating, much love! 

It doesn't matter where you work or what position you work. We will always deal with people with the "that's not my job" mindset. Listen in as we discuss some encounters and what type of mindset a new worker has today. 

Danny, Sergio, and Ariel had a lot of catching up to do. What was suppose to be "that's not my job" topic quickly turned to the longest WOTT (word on the tier) ever! Good content and a lot of  s*it talking. 

** WARNING ** THIS PARTICULAR EPISODE HAS VULGAR LANGUAGE**This is part II of phrases and sounds we hear or shouldn't hear while working the line. Host Sergio speaks of "innocent" phrases with double meanings he's heard while in the AIR. Danny and Ariel chime in with the usual silly remarks. ** HOT MIC HEAT are episodes intended to be funny. A lot of stories are over stretched for your entertainment. THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING:Christina from DMA REAL ESTATE: casillas.christinarealtor@gmailKAZBROS design shop: 760-550-6878 (they will make ANY design)Red Line Studios: instagram redlinestudios760 (Quality recordings at a reasonable price)The Bad Mothers song: Don't Let Me Down (iTunes) 

Hot Mic! crew Danny and Ariel speak of the recent Prison Escape from Alabama. Both give their input, Hot Mic! Style. Remember most what is said is their opinion! Facts obtained are from various media sources. CHECK OUT THIS ENTERTAINING DRAMA! 

Fire Captain Richard Jasso joins the Hot Mic team to speak about his line. Battling fires for over 15 years, Jasso has moved up the ranks and has found a way to show his true love of ART to the social media world. Now a paid artist, Jasso has done cool work for Starbucks, Little Tykes, Kellogs, and other major companies. Check out: Richard Jasso Art on Instagram 

Mic Check.. We checking our new mics. Mic Check.. We checking on you! This episode is a quick reminder that its ok, to not be ok. Do a self check, buddy check! Thank you redlinestudios760 (instagram) for the outstanding INTRO! Thank you to The Bad Mothers for the badass song!Want to BuY or SeLL a HoMe? Contact casillas.christinarealtor@gmail.com (DMA Real Estate) for homes in the Imperial Valley. 

Dr. K is back! Listen in to see what she has been up to and why her new name is "Dr. AKA". In this episode, Guest Co-Host Sergio Cardenas (the Air Medic), Danny, Dr. AKA, and Ariel talk about coping with loss. Sergio opens up as he speaks about losing his father unexpectedly in late 2021. We go through so many emotions when we lose someone. Dr. AKA helps identify the stages of grief and gives us avenues on how to better deal with tragic loss. The Hot Mic Team also speaks about the loss of their close friend, Lt. Angel Castro. 

The Hot Mic team does a recap of most 2021 episodes. A tough year for most of us, Hot Mic! On The Line is here to entertain you. We appreciate those that continue to listen and support us. Remember, this show is for you! 2022  Goals: more shows and better sound quality. Thank you and keep holding YOUR LINE. 

Do you have an embarrassing work story? Have you ever been QUACKED? (Tricked by other peers) Listen in as Danny and Ariel share other peoples stories to include their own. Be ready to laugh and pee a lil. 

Hot Mic crew was on a short break as Ariel caught COVID... Well, "COVID+Pneumonia" as the DOC's put it. Most of the show is about that experience and eventually having a short vacation at a local hospital because of it. The end of the show is information on the vaccination. Remember that Danny and Ariel are just dumb ass CO's with no actual medical education, therefore, their opinions and view are only opinions and views of most of their peers lol. (a joke) 

Danny and Ariel talk about the benefits of have a "Field Training Officer" or mentor for those new officers or new in rank. The department of corrections recently implemented a similar program and there are mix feelings about it. 

CROSSOVER SHOW WITH THE STAFF ASSISTANT PODCASTJamil was a former Correctional Officer who had some bumps during his career. In this episode, Jamil speaks of the struggles with Alcoholism and how he turned his life around, how he helps all types of  Law Enforcement and others with their addictions. You can follow his current journey on Instagram: Copturnsentrepreneur. 

Mort and Captain Bandelos, a Peer Support team member, speak on Suicide Awareness. 

Danny and Ariel are BACK with a HotMic Heat (HMH) show! In this episode they discuss phrases and sounds that one should not hear in prison. Social media audience got the opportunity to add their phrases and sounds which made the episode really funny!WARNING! Lots of bad words. Everything said here is untrue and fabricated. 

Episode 14 featured one of our most popular guests; Sergeant Pickett. There, he speaks of the struggles with corrections fatigue and PTSD. In this episode, we catch up with Pickett who is finally RETIRED! Listen in as he still has plenty of wisdom and experience to pass on to the rest of us. 

Guest Host Butch Redona and Ariel count down 10 ways to get fired from a prison / law enforcement agency. If you live in this world, you probably have heard some scandalous shit. Listen in and check out some of the drama of what we have "heard". It is important to remember that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. Even then, depending on the circumstance, some people are able to get their jobs back. 

With technology changing, people evolving, and law enforcement trying to keep  up with the ever so changing policies, what does your department offer for your Mental and Physical health? Listen in as Ariel and Danny take an assessment on the " Wellness App". 

Combat Veteran now Motivational Speaker Ernie Mariscal speaks of the obstacles he had while growing up. He then turned his life around after joining the United States Army. After years in the service, Ernie Mariscal is now a motivational speaker where he encourages others to, "KEEP UP THE FIGHT!"*Stay tuned to "The Bad Mothers" new single, REHAB, at the end of this show*

Have you ever wondered what people rated prisons on Yelp? Well, wonder no more! Danny and Ariel cover a few Prison Yelp Reviews and its EFFIN hilarious! The beginning is raw as producers thought listeners should get an insight of what is said prior to "good content". 

Sergio Cardenas is a Medical Air Nurse who has worked for REACH for many years. In this episode, Sergio talks about the battles that he has faced as an Air Nurse and "ground" nurse when he responded to New Jersey right when the Pandemic hit. A very animated person, Sergio Cardenas is surely going to be a popular episode.

We invited three of our previous guests to completely take over the show! Somer (wife of an Officer), Heather (wife of an Officer) and Lydda (Correctional Officer) get together and shed light on some of the struggles they go through at home. This special episode is important because often times we tend to neglect our loved ones when consumed by the job. Remember, Family First!

*This show was recorded live at Ricochet R/C Raceway. Therefore, the first 15 minutes has slight background noise due to the excitement of the R/C's*Officer Gonzalez joins us for a second time (check him out on Episode #3) and speaks of his new position as a K9 officer. Listen in as he speaks of his K9 academy and his new partner, "TARGUS". 

Lieutenant Redona started his career in the Department of Corrections at Centinela on November 1993.  LT. Redona hung up the boots on April 30, 2021, and is ready to take on the world! Always motivated and filled with promising ideas, LT. Redona plans to stay busy with his family and business. Tune in to catch a glimpse of his successful 27 career in the toughest beat. 

Skeptical, cynicism, bitterness... These are some traits that those who walk their line develop as the years go by. Tune in as Ariel and guest co-host Ish speak and try to point out why this way of thinking happens. WARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT 

Dr. Ashley Massimino is a Clinical and Forensic Psychologist who works for corrections. She is involved with many areas to include the Employee Assistance program. Her popular Instagram page, the_staff_assistant, is a resource to support correctional staff. The second part of this episode includes the person who monitors the very popular Instagram page, thelaterelief. Mostly misunderstood because of its comedic platform, The Late Relief provides factual information and news considered controversial. The Late Relief also uses this platform to assist fundraisers for Law Enforcement personnel going through difficult times. 

Have you ever experienced the horrors of being on work comp? Some outsiders looking in think they are on vacation, but the person not going to work often times deals with depression, financial burdens, and other stressors. Listen in as Cisneros (Big C) and Beltran from Tehachapi speak of their experience. Embrace yourselves as it gets fiesty during this conflicting subject! 

Art recently retired from the California Highway Patrol as a Captain. Art speaks of his "line" as well of what he did prior joining CHP. A very entertaining man with much knowledge, tune in and enjoy his interesting story. 

Dr. K speaks helps us identify what we are going through when we lose a loved one. She also suggests ways in how to help people who are dealing with loss. Listen in as Dr. K leads the Hot Mic team for this episode. 

Danny and Ariel speak of the importance on not getting complacent at work. Jobs can become routine, but on your line, OUR LINE, we cannot afford to get lazy. The training department uset'a provide a very good video about WAKING UP! Explicit content. ENJOY

The Bad Mothers is a rock band made of officers. Listen in as they speak on how they became a band and what this outlet means to them.

Danny and guest Co-Host Ish talk about individuals who become mentors and seen as heroes. There are endless mentors on this line of work. Who do you look up to when working in the toughest beat?

We all have dealt with a buddy fckr, a blue falcon, or a bravo foxtrot. Maybe you have accidentally buddy fcked someone and totally regret it. Danny and Ariel speak about times people get buddy fcked and how they have done it to someone else as well. DON'T TAKE ANY OF WHAT IS SAID PERSONAL!

Counselor Velasco began her career working in the records department. She decided to make the jump to the "CUSTODY" side shortly after. Listen to her story that changed her career and life.

Officer Beto Becerra talks about his line that includes: Police Officer, Investigator for Recording Agencies (Music), 10 years Private Investigator, and now high school Student Resource Officer in North Carolina. Officer Becerra speaks of some unfortunate experiences he had while on the job. TUNE IN!

LATE UPLOAD! The Hot Mic team is joined by Loshek in this HEAT. On this episode, we talk about some of the most popular prison movies. Often times people ask what movies they should watch to get a better understanding of what prison life (in the corrections side) is like. Listen in to see what movies compare to this line of work.

Enjoy the lighter side of Hot Mic with this "HEAT" show! On this episode of HMH, Allyson, Danny, and Ariel talk about items we carry while off the job. Many LE like to carry off-duty, but are we familiar with what we can and cannot do? What do you carry when in public?

Allyson Kellum, PHD, is a therapist who has worked with law enforcement personnel and their families. On this episode, she speaks on how we can work on issues that arise within the job. Look for Dr. Kellum on future shows as she will co-host when available.

Overtime. Order over. Extra money for gifts... The holidays create stress from different angles. The Hot Mic team speaks of their opinions about the holidays and how sometimes its not always fun.

Rudy has been a C/O for only four years but his mindset is well matured. Rudy speaks about the importance of the phrase "Sleep is for Suckers". This movement applies to those who want to succeed in life, work, sports, school, and especially family.

We all have routines before heading to work (Pre Shift). And we all do something different after work (Post Shift). Danny and Ariel discuss their Pre/Post shift routines in detail. Both point out how sometimes you do certain things without even thinking about it after doing the same routine for years. What is your pre/post shift?

Listen in as Somer talks about the the darkness she experiences at home as a wife of a correctional officer. Somer only wants to understand her husband's line of work, he wants to protect her and their family. Funny, engaging, and completely relatable.Warning: Bad words were said on this episode.

A fun episode! This is a game show between two C/O wives. It's a fun way to see how much our spouses really know prison lingo and language. Do these ladies know what is a shank, pruno, FLSA, kite, etc.? TUNE IN.

This show contains explicit content and gross humor. In this episode, the Hot Mic team tries to figure out how to conduct the shows minus one host. With the new found "fame", Hot Mic is under a microscope and must tread lightly. Sure. Listen in to see what we've been up to and the latest "Word On The Tier."

Former corrections officer, former sheriff, and now businessman Joel Gonzalez speaks on the various chapters of his life. Joel shares some of the toughest things he faced as an officer and as a businessman.

Sergeant Pickett shares his battles with PTSD developed while working for corrections. Many officers are too ashamed or embarrassed to fully admit that there is something wrong with them. Pickett is a true testament to the saying: "It's OK, to not be OK." Pickett was featured in "Lock Up, Calipatria State Prison" and you can find that episode on YouTube.

Jeremy Beach is a Marine and former Police Officer as well as a CDCR "brat". Beach talks briefly about his dads career, his military career and is experience as a police officer.