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Norma Balentine (Souls to the Polls Wisconsin; @polls_souls) Ben Cominos, Appleton WI. WHBY 1150AM Radio host of "Outside the Box

This story came from our friend Jeannie M age 7, from Appleton Wisconsin.   Sneaking out of the house to go to the fair might be the last bad decision one little girl ever makes... ** Music by Dorothe from Pixabay

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Today, we see Jesus revealing his glory, might and majesty—revealing himself as the Son of God through his miracles. Joining Jesus as he displays his power through miracles of healing, we also understand that Jesus has come to bring a much more thorough healing to all of us.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on January 21, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Today, we see Jesus reveal his glory at the fig tree, calling some of his first disciples to follow him and to see where he would lead them. As we join Jesus at the fig tree, we also see where Jesus leads us—to faith, life and salvation. He turns our doubts to belief and leads us to call others, as we are compelled to say with the disciples, “Come and see.”Pastor Dennis Belter preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on January 14, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Today, we join Jesus as he comes to be baptized by John at the Jordan River. Here, Jesus steps out of obscurity and into public view—and reveals himself to be someone worth the attention of the people and worthy of glory. When Jesus appears, he not only reveals himself to be God's own Son. He also invites us to join him in discipleship, to follow him—even into glory of our own.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on January 7, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

In the form of a New Year's letter from our Savior Jesus, we hear about the “new thing” he has done for us—coming to earth as one of us, living a perfect life, dying for our sins, and rising again to seal the victory over sin and death, and bring us to be with him forever in the glory of heaven.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on December 31, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

As we celebrate the incarnation of our Savior Jesus, we think about all that this means for us. God, the everlasting, almighty God, who fills the heavens and the earth, becomes flesh and blood just like us. He joins us in this world of darkness as a man—God himself, with us. Today we focus on the name "Immanuel," which means "God with us." This Christmas, we consider what that means for us today and for all eternity—that God is truly with us as his people.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Christmas Day worship on December 25, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

In his final sermon at Bethany before continuing his ministry with a new congregation, Pastor Brown shares a farewell message of the joy and peace we have in the grace of our Lord Jesus, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on December 10, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

As we look forward to Christ's second coming, when he will come again to judge the living and the dead and bring his people home, we also remember his first coming into the world at Christmas. Today we remember that we can rest assured in the one who is coming, knowing that he is bringing joy with him.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on December 3, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

In Jesus' time, John the Baptist prepared the way for the Lord's first coming. In our message today, we hear from the Apostle Peter as he asks us what kind of people we ought to be as we prepare for the Lord's second coming.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Saturday worship on November 25, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

As we celebrate Thanksgiving, we recognize that every good and gracious gift comes from our Father above. So we rightly ought to return our gratitude and thanksgiving to him.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Thanksgiving Eve worship on November 22, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

For the last Sunday of the church year, we focus on Christ our King and the victory he won for us. Since by faith we share in that victory with Jesus, this time between his first coming and his second coming is a time for us to worship our King.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on November 19, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Christ came once to accomplish all of his work of salvation. We know he is coming again, but in this in-between time, God has given us important work to do. Today we consider what it means to live lives of faithful service during the time in between.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on November 12, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Today, God gives us a glimpse of the saints who have gone on before us into heaven. We know that, through faith in Jesus, we have a place among them as well. Today we will see that this time in between is a time for us to look ahead and focus on the future glory that Jesus has in store for us.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on November 5, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

The Reformation is a very important moment in our world's history. But the Reformation is not really about a man named Martin Luther or even a cultural revolution. It was about a simple return to the gospel message—a message by faith, through grace, relying entirely on Jesus Christ crucified for our salvation.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on October 29, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Join Jonathan and Derrick as they pour another round with Oliver, Amy and Blaine at Hop Yard Ale Works in Appleton, WI!From auto shop to brewery taproom, Oliver and Amy Behm started Hop Yard Ale Works to relive the best part of their memories from beer adventures that took them around the world. Visit the taproom, come as you are, strike up a conversation with a stranger or the beertender. You might find Amy slinging food-fired pizzas, Blaine brewing up a new red ale or milkshake IPA, and Oliver is probably taste testing each of the beers on tap...quality control is important!!A brewery isn't a bar, nor is a restaurant... it's better!Check Out Hop Yard Ale Works:https://hopyardaleworks.com/ Follow Pour Another Round:Facebook: /PourAnotherRoundPodInstagram: @PourAnotherRoundPod

As we conclude our series on God's vision for the church, our eyes are pointed ahead to the Last Day when Jesus returns. God wants us to be watchful as we wait for that day—not to be down and out or defeated, but rather to rise up in God's grace and strength to carry out the mission that he has laid before us.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on October 22, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

God is clear: His church is one that he has commissioned to teach the next generation—to proclaim his saving deeds to the our children, and they to their children … and so on, until our Lord Jesus comes again.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on October 15, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

This week follows closely on the heels of understanding that God's church is to be one that values accountability—people who are ready and willing to have those hard conversations when sin gets into the mix of our relationships. But just as we should be ready to do that, God wants us to be ready and willing to then offer forgiveness, just as he has forgiven each one of us in Christ Jesus.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on October 8, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

God's vision for the church also includes valuing accountability. This may not be a part of our lives as God's people that we look forward to—calling sin to the carpet when needed. Yet, this is a very important part of the ministry that God has given to the church—and to each of us—as we look out for the spiritual health of one another.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on October 1, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

As we continue to consider God's vision for the church, we see that God's vision is a church that embraces the cross. So often in life, we flee the difficult things. We want to stay far away from the hard or painful things. Yet, very frequently, for the sake of Christ's name God calls us exactly to those things—as we embrace the cross of Christ, and embrace crosses of our own.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on September 24, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

As we continue to consider God's vision for the church, we see that the church is to be a place that is focused on One. We will talk about the wonderful confession of faith that God works in our hearts in his Son Jesus, and our call to share that message with others in this world.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on September 17, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

God's vision for the church is to be a church that welcomes all people. As we consider God's Word through the apostle Paul, we'll see what it truly means to welcome all—by understanding how God has welcomed us into his family through the saving work of Jesus.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on September 10, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Today we consider the last of our core strategies for living out Bethany's mission as a congregation: We share the hope of heaven that we all have, by telling others about the grace of Jesus.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on September 3, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Serving our gracious God with all that we are and all that we have … it's something that sometimes feels like a burden or obligation. Sometimes we think of a life of service as a life sentence. But it isn't—and it also is. Today God lays before us an opportunity, rather than a punishment, to serve him and serve others. A life of service is an opportunity to live out our praise and thanksgiving to our God.Pastor Mark Henke preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on August 27, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Today we consider the second of our four core strategies for living out Bethany's mission as a congregation: We grow spiritually by faithfully studying God's Word, both at home individually and among our brothers and sisters in Christ.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on August 20, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Today we consider the first of our four core strategies for living out Bethany's mission as a congregation: Worship God by coming together around Word and Sacrament. Why do we come to church? Why is it so necessary for our lives to gather as a body of believers around God's Word? Psalm 84 provides some answers.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on August 13, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Live at Mile of Music in Appleton WI, pop n' roll songwriter and troubadour Steve Everett chats with Brett Newski (NEWSKI) about surviving the indie touring circuit, band breakups, being a lifer in music, finding optimism, weirdest venues. More on Steve: https://www.steveeverett.net/ Support the pod: https://www.patreon.com/Newski NEWSKI on tour: 8/12 - HILLSBORO, WI - Confluence Concert Series 8/19 - VIROQUA, WI - Fortney Hotel Street Party 8/31 - NORMAL, IL - Make Music Normal 9/1 - LA CROSSE, WI - secret show 9/3 - WAUWATOSA, WI - Live at Hart Fest 9/8 - EAU CLAIRE, WI - secret show  9/15 - GREEN BAY, WI - Badger State Brewing 9/21 - SPRING GREEN, WI - Shitty Barn 9/22 - MANITOWOC, WI - Sabbatical Brewing    SOUTH AFRICA 27 Sep - JOHANNESBURG, ZA - Radium 29 Sep - JOHANNESBURG, ZA - Sognage (Boosh) 30 Sep - PRETORIA, ZA - Railways Cafe 6 Oct - DURBAN, ZA - Habitat 13 Oct - CAPE TOWN - Armchair Theatre    EUROPE 17 Oct - PARIS, FR - Supersonic 19 Oct - HOOFDDORP, NL - C. 20 Oct - ERMELO, NL - In De Rimboe 21 Oct- HOORN, NL - 't Kroegie 22  Oct - ROTTERDAM, NL - secret house show 24 Oct - FURTH, DE - Kunstkellar  25 Oct - SALZBURG, AT - venue tba 27 Oct - TIMELKAM, AT - Bart  28 Oct - HOF, DE - Zur Linde 29 Oct - HAMBURG, DE - Monkeys Music Club 31 Oct - KOLN, DE - Trink-Genossin 1 Nov - ST WENDEL, DE - JJs pub 2 Nov - HENGELO, NL - secret house show 3 Nov - AMERSFOORT, NL - Boothill Saloon 10 Nov - GUERNSEY, UK - St James Concert Hall   

As we wrap up our Summer School series, we consider the account of the Feeding of the 5,000. Even though we are not physically fed with the same bread that Jesus gave to the people that day, we are still spiritually fed by what we learn about Jesus and about our God in this account.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on August 6, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

As we continue to learn at the feet of Jesus, we consider three parables telling of priceless treasure. And in these parables, Jesus reminds us of the value, importance and urgency of his Kingdom.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on July 30, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

The Parable of the Weeds gives us a lot of insight into and explanation for all of the evil that we see in the world around us. But the parable especially shows us how God would have us react and respond to all of this as we live as his people—the wheat among the weeds—in this world.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on July 23, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

As we continue to learn at the feet of our great Teacher, Jesus, we consider his parable of the sower. Jesus often used parables as a way to share important truths about faith and salvation in simple and accessible language. Jesus wants us to understand—and in the parable of the sower, we can see and clearly understand God's activity in his kingdom, and our place in that kingdom.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Saturday worship on July 15, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

We know that physical rest is important. And we take a lot of steps to make good rest possible—buying the right mattress, keeping the right schedule, taking the right kind of vacations. We place a high value on physical rest. But we need more than physical rest. We need spiritual rest. And the only place to find that true rest is in Jesus.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on July 9, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

As we wrap up our series, we hear the Apostle Paul tell the young pastor Timothy that the gospel ministry will face opposition from the world—and even from within the church. Still, by God's grace, we see that the gospel ministry is something that will continue among us despite this opposition.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Saturday worship on July 1, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

The gospel ministry is a gift—and it's a gift that God has given to us freely, no strings attached. We don't deserve the love that God has shown to us in Jesus and continues to show to us through the ministry of the gospel. But God has given the gospel to us freely because of his compassion. And because of God's compassion to us, the gospel is a gift that we also freely distribute to others.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Saturday worship on June 24, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Gospel ministry is staffed by sinners. We see plenty of examples of this in the Bible, and we know this is true of our gospel ministers today, as well. Gospel ministers are sinners who are called by God to serve other sinners. Today we will see that through this gift of gospel ministry, God pours out some of his greatest gifts both on those who serve in ministry and on those who are served by it.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on June 18, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Today, as we begin to consider the great gift that is the ministry of the gospel, we start where all gospel ministry must start—with the Word of God itself. We see that gospel ministry must stand on the truth of God's Word.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on June 11, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

On Trinity Sunday, we consider one of the great mysteries we find in Scripture: that God is three Persons, yet one God. We call this mystery the Trinity. It's a truth we confess as God's people, while recognizing that our finite minds will never be able to fully grasp this great mystery. But we also see in God's Word everything we need to understand about how our Triune God blesses us with faith, life and salvation.Pastor Dan Johnston preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on June 4, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

On Pentecost, we look at the work of the Holy Spirit. His primary work is to create faith in our hearts through the gospel. And he also pours out many other gifts on his church, so that we can share with others the good news about Jesus as well.Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon at Bethany's Sunday worship on May 28, 2023.Learn more at bethanyappleton.org

Reggie remembers his friend A.J. Rollins, we remember Jim Brown, Sal has a baggage mix up and shares his adventures in Appleton, Wisconsin.

In this episode, I am once again joined by Cam Wagoner! I was able to head to Appleton Wisconsin and sit down the with Brewers prospect for a fun conversation about pitching, golf, Mario Kart, proposals, and so much more! If you enjoyed the podcast, please consider subscribing!

Today we are in the Line of Fire with Special Agent Mark Brandenburg of the United States Secret Service. Mark started his career in law enforcement in the Olathe, KS, Police Department (a suburb of Kansas City). He was assigned to patrol, served as an FTO, and was a member of the tactical support unit.In 2001, Mark was hired by the USSS as a special agent. His second day of training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) in Glynco, GA, was 9/11.Began career in the Chicago Field Office investigating financial crimesIn 2008, Mark moved to Washington, DC, and served 5 1/2 years on the Presidential Protective Division during the Obama administration. During this time was a member of the shift protecting the president and served on the Transportation Section that advances the motorcade routes. Mark drove the presidential limo (The Beast) on many occasions.From 2017 - 2019, Mark was a supervisory agent on the Vice-Presidential Protective Division during Mike Pence's tenure. February 21, 2023, Mark published his first novel, Fence Jumper, which is a humorous political thriller about a suspended USSS agent who discovers the supposedly kidnapped wife of a senator running in the presidential primary.    In today's episode we discuss:·      The reason Mark joined law enforcement. ·      Why Mark joined the United States Secret Service.·      What it was like to be on his second day of training 9/11 to be a special agent with the secret service.·      What was involved in investigating financial crimes?·      What it is really like on the presidential protection detail. ·      The importance of staying politically neutral. ·      Favorite and not-so-favorite part of being on the presidential protection detail.·      What are the common errors in movies / T.V. regarding the secret service? (To Live and Die in L.A. and In the Line of Fire)·      How much fun is it to drive the presidential limo nicknamed the Beast?·      Mark's debut novel, Fence Jumper.All of this and more on today's episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.Check out Mark's debut novel Fence Jumper!Have questions? Email Mark.Come join the sarge and RJ Beam at the 2023 Cops and Writers Interactive Conference (Cop Camp) June 1-4, 2023 at the Fox Valley Police Academy in Appleton Wisconsin!!Check out Field Training (Brew CiDo you want to write crime stories that are accurate and believable, but lack first-hand experience in law enforcement? Join Cop Camp, the Cops and Writers Interactive Conference, and experience what real police officers and detectives do through hands-on activities this June 1st – the 4th at the Fox Valley police academy in Appleton, Wisconsin. Register now at premeditatedfiction.com/copcamp2023 and take your crime writing to the next level. Do you enjoy gritty, action-packed real-life police dramas to get your fill of blood, heartache, and cop humor, and maybe even a little romance?I have partnered up with Michael Anderle and we have released a new crime fiction series called “Brew City Blues.” If you're a fan of Hill Street Blues, Southland, or Bosch you're going to love Brew City Blues! Brew City Blues is now live! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BLR7FX27Support the show

Today's episode takes us to the Great White North, yes, we are going to my neighbor to the north, Canada to speak with retired Det. Sergeant Desmond Ryan of the Toronto Police. Born and raised in Toronto, Desmond P. Ryan graduated from the University of Toronto and joined what was then the Toronto Police Force. He has been a front-line officer, a beat cop, a patrol sergeant, an instructor at the Toronto Police College, and a detective over the almost thirty years of his career.Now a retired detective, he writes crime fiction. Des is presently working on the Mike O'Shea Series and the Mary-Margaret Series, both published by Level Best Books.Des lives in the Toronto neighbourhood known as Cabbagetown, where he can be seen wandering about, considering his next plot point or on his way to the pub.In today's episode, we discuss:·      What got Desmond interested in law enforcement. ·      The selection process for the Toronto Police Service.·      What training Desmond went through at the Police University.·      The different positions Desmond held during his thirty-year career.·      Why he became a detective? ·      The relationship between the RCMP and the Toronto Police Service. ·      Retirement and his new career as a crime writer.           All of this and more on today's episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.Visit Desmond on his website!Come on over to see Desmond's Facebook page!Desmond is on Instagram!Come join the sarge and RJ Beam at the 2023 Cops and Writers Interactive Conference (Cop Camp) June 1-4, 2023 at the Fox Valley Police Academy in Appleton Wisconsin!!Check out Field Training (Brew City Blues Book 1)!!Enjoy the Cops and Writer's book series.Please visit the Cops and Writers website.If you have a question for the sarge, hit him up at his email.Join the fun at the Cops and Writers Facebook groupConsider buying me a coffee :-)Join the Cops and Writers Interactive Conference, also known as Cop Camp, for a hands-on experience with law enforcement training tools and experts in the publishing and law enforcement industries. Visit https://www.premeditatedfiction.com/copcamp2023 to register and find hotel information. Do you enjoy gritty, action-packed real-life police dramas to get your fill of blood, heartache, and cop humor, and maybe even a little romance?I have partnered up with Michael Anderle and we have released a new crime fiction series called “Brew City Blues.” If you're a fan of Hill Street Blues, Southland, or Bosch you're going to love Brew City Blues! Brew City Blues is now live! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BLR7FX27Support the show

Thank you for joining us today for the conclusion of a special two-part interview with retired FBI Special Agent Kyle Vowinkel. Kyle Vowinkel dedicated 33 years of service to his country as an FBI Special Agent, U.S. Army officer, and West Point graduate. He has significant leadership experience as an FBI senior executive who served at multiple FBI offices and retired as Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) in Miami.Prior to ASAC, he served on two unique U.S. national assets–the FBI's elite Hostage Rescue Team (HRT) and the U.S. government's negotiation arm, the Crisis Negotiation Unit (CNU).  The FBI sent him to over twenty countries, including China, Qatar, Kenya, South Korea, and Peru.  He deployed as a tactical operator on HRT on hundreds of high-risk missions domestically as well as overseas in Iraq and Afghanistan. At CNU he negotiated with kidnappers, pirates, and terrorists. He has deployed to several high-profile situations, including the Boston Marathon bomber, where he convinced him to give up peacefully. He led the negotiation that resulted in the successful rescue of the five-year-old boy known as the “boy in the bunker.” In today's episode we discuss:.      Kyle's role as a Crisis Negotiator successfully convincing one of the Boston Marathon Bombing suspects to surrender peacefully. ·      We discuss the movie Patriot's Day and the accuracy of the movie compared to the actual event.·      Kyle and the team of Crisis Negotiators who responded to the “Boy in the Bunker” standoff that occurred in 2013.·      Working in concert with local law enforcement and the FBI's HRT team during the seven-day standoff.·      Believing in a higher power during life and death situations. ·      Lessons learned from this event and the importance of a debrief.·      Kyle writing a book about his life and the intense situations he participated in.All of this and more on today's episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.Check out Kyle's LinkedIn page!Head over to Kyle's website!Kyle being interviewed by Jerry Williams on her podcast!My interview with Gary Noesner!Come join the sarge and RJ Beam at the 2023 Cops and Writers Interactive Conference (Cop Camp) June 1-4, 2023 at the Fox Valley Police Academy in Appleton Wisconsin!!Check out Field Training (Brew City Blues Book 1)!!Enjoy the Cops and Writer's book seriJoin the Cops and Writers Interactive Conference, also known as Cop Camp, for a hands-on experience with law enforcement training tools and experts in the publishing and law enforcement industries. Visit https://www.premeditatedfiction.com/copcamp2023 to register and find hotel information. Do you enjoy gritty, action-packed real-life police dramas to get your fill of blood, heartache, and cop humor, and maybe even a little romance?I have partnered up with Michael Anderle and we have released a new crime fiction series called “Brew City Blues.” If you're a fan of Hill Street Blues, Southland, or Bosch you're going to love Brew City Blues! Brew City Blues is now live! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BLR7FX27Support the show

Thank you for joining us today for episode one of a special two-part interview with retired FBI Special Agent Kyle Vowinkel. Kyle Vowinkel dedicated 33 years of service to his country as an FBI Special Agent, U.S. Army officer, and West Point graduate. He has significant leadership experience as an FBI senior executive who served at multiple FBI offices and retired as Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) in Miami.Prior to ASAC, he served on two unique U.S. national assets – the FBI's elite Hostage Rescue Team (HRT) and the U.S. government's negotiation arm, the Crisis Negotiation Unit (CNU).  The FBI sent him to over twenty countries, including China, Qatar, Kenya, South Korea, and Peru. He deployed as a tactical operator on HRT on hundreds of high-risk missions domestically as well as overseas in Iraq and Afghanistan. At CNU he negotiated with kidnappers, pirates, and terrorists. He has deployed to several high-profile situations, including the Boston Marathon bomber, where he convinced him to give up peacefully. He led the negotiation that resulted in the successful rescue of the five-year-old boy known as the “boy in the bunker.”In today's episode we discuss:·      Kyle's appointment to West Point Military Academy. ·      His motivations to become an officer in the United States Army and the impact that had on his future in law enforcement.·      How he dealt with adversity and became a member of the elite FBI Hostage Rescue Team (HRT).·      Best practices to prepare yourself to become a member of the HRT.·      Kyle's oversea deployments to over twenty different countries with the FBI. ·      Kyle joining the FBI Crisis Negotiation Unit (CNU). ·      Negotiating with kidnappers, pirates, and terrorists.·      Working in concert with local law enforcement during a crisis situation.All of this and more on today's episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.Check out Kyle's LinkedIn page!Head over to Kyle's website!Kyle being interviewed by Jerry Williams on her podcast!My interview with Gary Noesner!Come join the sarge and RJ Beam at the 2023 Cops and Writers Interactive Conference (Cop Camp) June 1-4, 2023 at the Fox Valley Police Academy in Appleton Wisconsin!!Check out Field Training (Brew City Blues Book 1)!!Enjoy the Cops and Writer's book series.Please visit the Join the Cops and Writers Interactive Conference, also known as Cop Camp, for a hands-on experience with law enforcement training tools and experts in the publishing and law enforcement industries. Visit https://www.premeditatedfiction.com/copcamp2023 to register and find hotel information. Do you enjoy gritty, action-packed real-life police dramas to get your fill of blood, heartache, and cop humor, and maybe even a little romance?I have partnered up with Michael Anderle and we have released a new crime fiction series called “Brew City Blues.” If you're a fan of Hill Street Blues, Southland, or Bosch you're going to love Brew City Blues! Brew City Blues is now live! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BLR7FX27Support the show

Today's episode is very exciting for two reasons. First, I will be chatting with RJ Beam. RJ is currently a police academy instructor and has worked in public safety for most of his adult life. RJ was a volunteer firefighter/EMT before starting work as a city cop. During his career, he has held positions in patrol, bike cop, SWAT, and CSI. Investigations and CSI work are his love, which is where he spent most of his time.RJ is a published author and is the Vice President of the Public Safety Writers Association.Now for the big announcement! RJ and I will host the first ever, Cops and Writers Interactive Conference that will take place on June 1-4, 2023, in Appleton Wisconsin at the Fox Valley Technical College and Police Academy.In today's episode, we discuss:·      Why RJ was interested in law enforcement. ·      His first job in public safety and why he chose police work.·      What was his favorite / least favorite part of being a cop.·      How he wound up teaching at a police academy.·      How training has changed from the time he went to the police academy to the present day. ·      His writing career, When did it start and why do it?·      Co-hosting the Cops and Writers Interactive Conference, also known as Cop Camp. ·      Why have the conference and what to expect as a student.·      Some of what will be offered at the conference.All of this and more on today's episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.Visit RJ at his website, premeditated fiction!If you have questions regarding the conference, email us at sarge@copsandwriters.comCheck out Field Training (Brew City Blues Book 1)!!Enjoy the Cops and Writer's book series.Please visit the Cops and Writers website.If you have a question for the sarge, hit him up at his email.Join the fun at the Cops and Writers Facebook groupConsider buying me a coffee :-)Do you enjoy gritty, action-packed real-life police dramas to get your fill of blood, heartache, and cop humor, and maybe even a little romance? You've come to the right series! If you're a fan of Hill Street Blues, Southland, or Bosch you're going to love Brew City Blues! Book one, Field Training, and two, Probation, are now live, and book three, Choir Practice, is now on pre-order and will be available for purchase February 10, 2023. Exclusively on Amazon!Support the show

St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton Wisconsin is alleged to have murdered Scott Schara's daughter Grace with their Covid protocols and Scott has the proof. That hospital, the doctor and the nurses messed with the wrong guy. Scott Schara is going after them hard, and Scott returns to SGT Report with a dire warning for everyone who has the ears to hear. WATCH this episode HERE: https://rumble.com/v1ppord-the-banality-of-evil-the-hospital-killing-fields-scott-schara.html

Brendan pays tribute to Elias Theodorou who passed away at 34 after a fight with liver cancer, and talks his shows in Appleton WI, including the bizarre ritual of chasing tequila shots with pickle juice and his tour of Lambeau Field, the last minute UFC 279 card reshuffling and potential conspiracy theories surrounding what went on behind the scenes, Nate Diaz submitting Tony Ferguson, Nate's future outside the UFC as a boxer and potential return in the future after exhausting those options, Khamzat's massive weight miss and subsequent dominant win over Kevin Holland, Chris Barnett's star making performance and potential to become the first Thicccboy sponsored athlete, and much more!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brendan pays tribute to Elias Theodorou who passed away at 34 after a fight with liver cancer, and talks his shows in Appleton WI, including the bizarre ritual of chasing tequila shots with pickle juice and his tour of Lambeau Field, the last minute UFC 279 card reshuffling and potential conspiracy theories surrounding what went on behind the scenes, Nate Diaz submitting Tony Ferguson, Nate's future outside the UFC as a boxer and potential return in the future after exhausting those options, Khamzat's massive weight miss and subsequent dominant win over Kevin Holland, Chris Barnett's star making performance and potential to become the first Thicccboy sponsored athlete, and much more!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.