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It's time to Bridge The Gap! Can Joe pull out a 3rd win in a row for GenX, or will the millennials break the streak?! Here are the most booked restaurants in the Bay according to OpenTable. Raccoons might be inching closer to becoming pets - cute! How 1 minute can improve your relationship. Carmel has banned pickleball. Is the hate justified? The truth behind the famous ‘The Scream' painting. Did the name of your dog make this list?

Joe Rogan has the most popular podcast on Apple this year. The podcast industry is still recovering from the trend of huge payouts to celebrities. The lists are starting! Here are the other top podcasts of the year. Apparently there was originally a token hot chick on ‘Jackass.' Women are sharing secrets they learned about their spouse AFTER the wedding. How the men hid some of these secrets is actually impressive. Sarah and Vinnie are pretending to not be concerned about Matty's passion for sports. A little Survivor catch up chat. Paris Hilton claims she's just a good clickbait name. Don't hold your breath on seeing big names in the Epstein files. Keith Urban covers Chappell Roan at a billionaire's party. Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg are at it again. It's time to Bridge The Gap! Can Joe pull out a 3rd win in a row for GenX, or will the millennials break the streak?! Here are the most booked restaurants in the Bay according to OpenTable. Raccoons might be inching closer to becoming pets - cute! How 1 minute can improve your relationship. Carmel has banned pickleball. Is the hate justified? The truth behind the famous ‘The Scream' painting. Did the name of your dog make this list? Bryan Adams is playing in San Jose tonight, and bringing up mixed emotions for Sarah. D4vd has finally been named as a suspect. Taylor Swift is #1 again this week. As expected, Mariah Carey is back on the charts. Christmas is in the air. Eminem is suing an Australian swimsuit brand. Email BadAdvice973@gmail.com and let Sarah and Vinnie solve whatever is keeping you up at night. It's National Mens Day - what? The UK is outlawing reselling concert tickets for profit. Will this help with service fees? Plus, how old is that guy?

It's time for Bridge The Gap! Can Joe pull out a 3rd win in a row for GenX, or will the millennials break the streak?! Join us to test your knowledge.

The episode almost didn't happen. Our guest fell through, the feed glitched, and then Bruce Bryan hopped on from a car in Midtown and delivered the most human, unflinching conversation we've had about wrongful conviction, prison violence, and what real reform could look like. Bruce grew up in Manhattan and Queens during the crack era, got swept into a homicide case he says he didn't commit, and spent years on Rikers Island before a trial with a traumatized public defender and a prosecutor later tied to misconduct. He survived 29 years inside, studied relentlessly in the law library, mailed more than a thousand legal letters, and ultimately won executive clemency after a law professor built a 499-page case for his humanity and impact.We dig into the mechanics that break people: lost evidence, overloaded defense, Brady violations, and corrections units where force too often goes unseen. Bruce describes everyday violence behind walls and why the absence of body cameras in prisons keeps the worst behavior unaccountable. Then he points to a model that instantly changes the room: Justice Defenders. In Kenya and Uganda, incarcerated people and officers study the law together, write motions, argue appeals, and reduce violence through shared purpose. It's radical because it's simple—teach the law to everyone with skin in the game, and you get outcomes built on dignity and facts.From there, we talk solutions that scale: mental health treatment for the huge share of people inside with disorders, dyslexia and literacy support, community-focused policing that prizes consistency and local trust, and real accountability for deliberate prosecutorial misconduct. Bruce refuses bitterness, even at a parole board that expected false remorse; he chose truth, and still walked out. His line sticks: “Where there's life, there's hope.” That's not a cliché here—it's a strategy. If this conversation moved you, share it with a friend, leave a review, and hit follow. And if you have connections near Topeka who can support officers shosend us a message! twocopsonedonut@yahoo.comPeregrine.io: Turn your worst detectives into Sherlock Holmes, head to Peregrine.io tell them Two Cops One Donut sent you or direct message me and I'll get you directly connected and skip the salesmen.Support the showPlease see our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/TwoCopsOneDonut Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc

A canceled guest and a sudden pivot turned into one of our most honest nights on the mic. We brought in Marsha, a tarot reader with a near‑death story that reshaped her faith, and asked the tough questions: Where does intuition belong in a world of evidence, policy, and risk? Can a deck of cards actually help someone cut noise, check ego, and choose better? The debate stayed respectful and real—some of us leaned hard on Scripture, others leaned into curiosity—and that tension set the stage for a deeper look at how we make decisions when the pressure rises.From there, we got practical. Marsha broke down Tarot 101 as a framework for clarity—cups, wands, pentacles, swords—and read a live question about the future of our media project, pressing us toward temperance, not force. That theme carried us into policing: a viral “other countries do it better” claim unraveled as we watched overseas punishment clips, a Halloween stop with a real gun, and a reminder that context matters more than soundbites. We didn't crown any nation “best.” We called for nuance: training depth, legal norms, surveillance culture, and population challenges all shape outcomes.The heart of the episode hit with mental health and tactics. A trembling voice on a bridge call, teen suicides that haunt veterans, and the case for anonymous, third‑party counseling. We outlined an ego class rooted in neuroscience—how to recognize when your brain flips from logic to fight‑or‑flight, and how to reset before force decisions go sideways. Then we dissected bodycam: measured K9 deployments, when a shield should pin instead of provoke, and why hallway crossfire discipline saves lives. Accountability matters, too; if police hit the wrong door, restitution shouldn't be optional.If you care about law enforcement reform, officer wellness, and truth over hot takes, this one's for you. Listen, share with a friend who thinks policing is simple, and tell us what you'd change first—training, culture, or both. And if you're new here, follow the show, leave a rsend us a message! twocopsonedonut@yahoo.comPeregrine.io: Turn your worst detectives into Sherlock Holmes, head to Peregrine.io tell them Two Cops One Donut sent you or direct message me and I'll get you directly connected and skip the salesmen.Support the showPlease see our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/TwoCopsOneDonut Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc

Unlike a lot of places in greater Louisville, access to groceries in west Louisville can be difficult, especially for those who don't have their own transportation. Since 2019, the nonprofit Change Today, Change Tomorrow has worked to narrow the gap between needing food and having access to it. We talk with Taylor Ryan, the organization's founder and executive director, about what her organization does and what more it wants to do to help feed the West End.

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Join Sarah and Vinnie in their weekly game of bringing the generations together... or maybe tearing them apart. Can the GenX reigning champion pull out another win against the Millennials?

It's time to Bridge The Gap! Can the reigning GenX champion pull out another win against the Millennials? There's nothing quite like dry swallowing a big pill. Can you name the most played music video ever played on MTV? Here's a hint: Bob's never even heard of it. Letting your kid drive is one of the craziest times in parenting - here are some rules to help! A writer for the BBC analyzed how the food you eat impacts how you smell. Is garlic good or bad? Do certain hobbies attract pretentious people?

Winterland is just around the corner - what will Sarah wear? Jimmy Kimmel's band leader, and childhood best friend, has passed away at 59. Mike Tyson finally reveals why he doesn't wear socks in the ring. The atmospheric river might actually show up today, and we might be able to travel for Thanksgiving - at a cost. A video of a MUNI driver falling asleep at the wheel is going viral. TV tonight! ‘The Golden Bachelor' is back. ‘South Park' is enjoying massive ratings for this extreme season. ‘Freakier Friday' is now on Disney+. ‘Survivor' is on tonight, and Sarah and Vinnie are ready for the season to kick it up a notch. Matthew McConaughey and Michael Caine signed a voice deal with an AI company. ‘Toy Story 5' trailer is out, and the iPad is making its Pixar premier. Vinnie says living near the ocean might make you live longer. Should kids be compensated for keeping their room clean? Plus, salad pizza… enough said. It's time to Bridge The Gap! Can the reigning GenX champion pull out another win against the Millennials? There's nothing quite like dry swallowing a big pill. Can you name the most played music video ever played on MTV? Here's a hint: Bob's never even heard of it. Letting your kid drive is one of the craziest times in parenting - here are some rules to help! A writer for the BBC analyzed how the food you eat impacts how you smell. Is garlic good or bad? Do certain hobbies attract pretentious people? Taylor Swift is picking her bridesmaids! Sarah almost tells a story about the King of Prussia mall. Vinnie warns that these gifts are OFF LIMITS for the holidays. Here are our thoughts. A Police Chief in Massachusetts was “just trying to get girls off the street” after being caught in a sting. Plus, how old is that guy?

Sarah and Vinnie are back for the weekly showdown between GenX and Millennials. Don't be cheugy - join the fun!

It's time for Bridge The Gap! This week Sarah and Vinnie are joined by Joe and Joe. Can GenX finally pull out a win against the Zillennials? Stats tell us that Moms are the CEO of holidays at home. This year the average Thanksgiving will have 9 people, and potlucks are growing in popularity. Vinnie has a jaw dropping update on the Louvre heist. A bride blows up her wedding after insane advice from her psychic.

Ryan Murphy reportedly has a flop on his hands with ‘All's Fair' starring Kim Kardashian. Ariana Grande joins American Horror Story with returning cast Evan Peters and Emma Roberts. Is Bob trying to make Vinnie feel stupid? Should we all be wearing makeup like Billy Idol? A UPS plane crash leaves several dead and others injured. Vinnie has the details. Who thinks cash is cringe? Well the kids of course! The new Fantastic 4 movie is now available for free on streaming. If you're not interested in that, here's some other stuff we're watching. Is cloning your dog wrong? Tom Brady doesn't think so. The internet sleuths are looking for clues about David Harbour in old interview clips. The atmospheric river is teasing us. Jerry Seinfeld (the character) dated over 60 women over 9 seasons. Dealing with an HOA? Vinnie feels your pain. Don't forget to drink your moon juice! It's time for Bridge The Gap! This week Sarah and Vinnie are joined by Joe and Joe. Can GenX finally pull out a win against the Zillennials? Stats tell us that Moms are the CEO of holidays at home. This year the average Thanksgiving will have 9 people, and potlucks are growing in popularity. Vinnie has a jaw dropping update on the Louvre heist. A bride blows up her wedding after insane advice from her psychic. Bob might steal the mic from Rob Thomas at Alice In Winterland. Kiss, Marry, Kill: A wedding, funeral, or middle school talent show. This might be the most the gang has ever disagreed! Barry Manilow's biggest hits are commercial jingles. Voter turnout was stronger than expected yesterday… especially in Kentucky. Is it wrong: Apple pie flavored mac and cheese? The NYC Marathon found a missing guy. Is it too early for Christmas trees? Plus, when did that happen?

Drama meets depth this week! Candice unfollows Porsha after that shady “adulterer” comment

Marci from Live105 and Sam from 95.7 The Game join Sarah and Vinnie as today's contestants. Based on Marci's answers we aren't sure what generation she is! Enjoy the chaos.

It's time for another installment of Bridge The Gap! Sarah and Vinnie are joined today by two very special guests from Alice's sister stations. Whose generation will prevail? Don't wait to eat your caramel apples - OR ELSE! Vinnie's telling us how much we truly spend on Halloween. Worth every penny.

What horror movie should you watch based on your zodiac sign? Rocky Horror Picture Show? Friday the 13th? Find out! Jesse Eisenberg plans to altruistically donate his kidney. Hopefully he doesn't expect to be invited to the recipient's wedding. Dictionary.com adds the gen alpha phenomenon 67 as the world of the year… we have questions. Can GLP-1 help with long COVID? Would a 6lb iPhone keep you from using it too much? This Kickstarter plans to find out. It's time for another installment of Bridge The Gap! Sarah and Vinnie are joined today by two very special guests from Alice's sister stations. Whose generation will prevail? Don't wait to eat your caramel apples - OR ELSE! Vinnie's telling us how much we truly spend on Halloween. Worth every penny. These stories are too disturbing to be random. From Brittany Murphy's mysterious death to John Lennon, Princess Diana, and Mark Twain all predicting their own deaths! Plus, the actor who called wolf! Here's how to plan your Halloween evening based on the sunset. How do you handle a spider in the house? Psychopaths have different brains - duh. Most people who think they can't tolerate gluten might be wrong. The Louvre robbers have been 1-upped. A monkey got loose in a Spirit Halloween - is it a bit? Sarah is pumped for her Halloween jam session tonight. Still looking for spooky content? Here is the best horror movie from each year for the last 20 years. The scariest thing in Bob's house is the number of remotes she has to use. The internet is divulging their favorite secret meals. The theme seems to be spaghetti and sardines. Plus, when did that happen: Halloween Edition!

How well do you know that "other" generation? It's a new game for the gang and a chance for all of us to learn a little more about each other.

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In this episode, we discuss how to be consistent, keep promises to yourself, and move from knowing to doing. We also do a short guided healing to clear mental clutter and reconnect with your intuition.

Ever seen cops learn in public? We're kicking off a 10-part Ready or Not mini-series where a handful of non-SWAT officers jump into a tactical sim, mic'd up, making real-time calls under pressure, and then opening the floor for a raw debrief. Expect teamwork failures, better comms by episode ten, and honest talk about why we choose de-escalation here, a hands-on approach there, or a less-lethal plan when it actually makes sense. It's training and transparency rolled into one, with plans to invite youth from community programs to play alongside us and trade perspectives in a space that's fun, tense, and surprisingly revealing.From there, we shift gears into real-world lessons. We break down an elected constable's heated, plain-clothes traffic stop that spirals across jurisdictions—exactly why markings, radios, and reasonable public recognition of authority matter. We dissect a sheriff's cagey press moment after a deputy confronts teens off-duty, and why clear, direct leadership language builds more trust than well-rehearsed hedging. Balance that with a bodycam gem: an officer helping a stranded motorist without fishing for ID, proving that low-drama service calls are still the backbone of legitimacy.We also revisit the infamous “acorn” shooting—how fear, poor judgment, and a single pop turned into a barrage at a cuffed detainee—and contrast it with a crisp, proportional punch that shut down a drunk assault at a concert. Then we end where hope lives: a dog leading officers to an elderly woman who collapsed in the brush, the kind of save that reminds us why this work matters far beyond headlines and hot takes.Subscribe for the Ready or Not series, jump into the debriefs, and bring your questions and critiques. If this episode challenged you, share it with a friend and leave a review—what would you have done differently, and what should we test next?Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc 

A shaky mic check turns into a sharp look at what really drives good policing: judgment, humility, and the ability to read the room when the room is a crowded café, a liquor store aisle, or a street with nowhere safe to shoot. We start where many patrol shifts do—small problems that get big fast. A trespass call reveals clear spectrum cues that most people miss. We break down why patience, logic, and the “why” behind instructions defuse more than volume ever will, and how Crisis Intervention Training helps when “I didn't do anything wrong” is literal, not defiant.From there, the conversation moves to culture. We talk frankly about ego—what happens in your brain when your authority is challenged—and why an evidence-based ego class should be standard in every academy. Then comes the line-crossing off-duty deputy who confronts teens and the citizens who stepped in: when does bystander help make things safer, and when does it create risk? We also dismantle the “sovereign citizen traveler” myth with courtroom reality: wins are procedural, not magical.Two bodycams anchor the stakes. In one, a suspected concealed gun leads to a shootout in a liquor store. Tactics matter: avoid the fatal funnel, use distance and angles, reload before radio. In another, a naked subject with a knife pleads to be shot; Tasers fail; one officer backpedals into a curb. We unpack role discipline, backdrop awareness, and why at least one officer must hold lethal cover when less-lethal comes out. It's uncomfortable because it's honest—and that's where better training starts.We round it out with practical policy: consent searches when co-occupants disagree, privacy expectations behind closed or locked doors, and freezing a scene to write a warrant instead of forcing questionable consent. We also make a case for a national registry that follows officer histories and open-source training that any department can use.If you're into real tactics, real law, and real talk—minus the slogans—hit play. Then tell us: where should departments focus first—ego training, de-escalation, or tactical role discipline? Subscribe, share with a friend who cares about policing, and drop a review to help more folks find the show.Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc 

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In part six of the ten financial truths every dental practice owner should know, Wesleyan Financial Services Regional Manager Simon Cosgrove explains how you can bridge the gap from NHS to private work. This podcast is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Wesleyan Financial Services Ltd (Registered in England and Wales No. 1651212) is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Registered Office: Colmore Circus, Birmingham B4 6AR. Telephone: 0345 351 2352. Calls may be recorded to help us provide, monitor and improve our services to you. Charges may apply. Learn more about our charges at https://www.wesleyan.co.uk/charges. ‘WESLEYAN' is a trading name of the Wesleyan Group of companies. Wesleyan Financial Services Ltd (Registered in England and Wales No. 1651212) is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and is wholly owned by Wesleyan Assurance Society. Wesleyan Assurance Society is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. Incorporated in England and Wales by Private Act of Parliament (No. ZC145). Registered Office: Colmore Circus, Birmingham B4 6AR. Telephone: 0345 351 2352. Calls may be recorded to help us provide, monitor and improve our services to you. Practice Plan Limited (Registered in England and Wales No. 03089948). Registered office: Cambrian Works, Gobowen Road, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY11 1HS. Telephone: 01691 684120. Practice Plan Limited is an introducer appointed representative of Wesleyan Financial Services Limited. Where required by law, loans will be regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Consumer Credit Act 1974. Medenta Finance Limited, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority No: 715523. Registered in Scotland, No: SC276679. Registered address: 50 Lothian Road, Festival Square, Edinburgh, EH3 9WJ. Tel: 01691 684175. Medenta act as a credit broker, not a lender and will introduce practices to V12 Retail Finance Limited for which Medenta will receive an introduction commission from Secure Trust Bank plc, V12 Retail Finance Limited's parent company. V12 Retail Finance Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Registration number: 679653. Registered office: Yorke House, Arleston Way, Solihull, B90 4LH. Correspondence address: 25-26 Neptune Court, Vanguard Way, Cardiff CF24 5PJ. V12 Retail Finance Limited act as a credit broker, not a lender, and only offers credit products from Secure Trust Bank PLC. Not all products provided by V12 Retail Finance are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Secure Trust Bank PLC trading as V12 Retail Finance are authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. Registration number: 204550. Registered office: Yorke House, Arleston Way, Solihull, B90 4LH. Telephone calls may be recorded for monitoring and training purposes.

Sirens aren't the loudest thing in modern policing—the data is. We pull back the curtain on how real-time crime centers, body-worn cameras, license plate readers, and drones actually shape decisions on the street, and where strong policy stops powerful tools from becoming blunt force. From disabling bodycam muting at the admin level to logging every search with an offense number, we explain the audit trails that keep both cops and cases honest.Then we stress-test it all with live bodycam reviews. A wrong-way DUI on the interstate forces a brutal choice between policy and public safety. A patrol car gets slammed mid-stop by a driver who confesses everything—alcohol, weed pills, suspended license—before EMS even arrives. A Ford Raptor pursuit turns into a foot chase and shots fired, and we break down why movement, angles, and tool transition matter when seconds shrink and distances lie on camera. Not every tactic shines; we call out the sloppy ones and show how proper felony stop procedures, perimeters, and backdrop awareness save lives.Along the way, we tackle the big questions. Do LPRs need warrants? Where does AI back-search cross a constitutional line? What should retention look like when petabytes cost real taxpayer money? And why does testimony still matter in a world obsessed with video? Our answer is balance: purpose-limited tech, strict audits, disciplined policy, and a culture of debriefs where rank steps aside and every lesson lands. We also talk mental health—why officers need confidential, third‑party options they can trust without risking careers.If you care about transparency, civil liberties, and what really happens when the footage ends, this one's for you. Subscribe, drop your take in the comments, and share with someone who thinks cameras alone tell the whole story. Your feedback shapes future breakdowns—what should we analyze next?#police #lawenforcement #cops #policemonitor #policeoversight #policeoversightmonitor #bridgethegap #bethechange Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc 

"The tools we make are observability tools today. But it can never be the goal of our business to provide observability. The goal of our business as a vendor and as a partner with our customers is to give them understandability,” stated Nic Benders, the Chief Technical Strategist at New Relic.In this episode of the Don't Panic It's Just Data podcast, host Christina Stathopoulos, the Founder of Dare to Data, speaks with Benders about where observability is headed in IT systems. They discuss how AI is transforming observability into a more comprehensive understanding of complex systems, moving beyond traditional monitoring to achieve true understandability. Benders explained the importance of merging various data types to provide a complete picture of system performance and user experience. He believes AI can bridge the gap between mere observation of systems and a deeper understanding of their functionality. This could ultimately lead to enhanced incident response and operational efficiency. With maturing technology, complexity is expected to grow, too. The straightforward act of “observing” those complexities is like watching a green light on a machine. This is not enough. The major challenge is to “understand” the inside operations of the machine. This is the difference between simply seeing the data and knowing the "why."Observability to UnderstandabilityAs per Benders, the term observability "leaves a lot to be desired." While it's the industry's common label, it only describes seeing a system. The real goal, he argues, is to understand it.Alluding to an analogy, the technical strategist asks Stathopoulos to imagine a nuclear power plant full of a million blinking lights and screens. “You can have all the observability available, but if you're not an expert, you won't grasp what's actually happening,” says Benders. Typically, software has been developed by a single person who knows every inch of it. However, today, technology has become more perplexing. AI, alongside teamwork and collaboration, provides the tools to solve this problem. An engineer might manage code they didn't write, making a dashboard full of charts unhelpful. Understandability means moving beyond raw data to give context and meaning.Ultimately, Benders advises IT leaders to embrace change. The tech industry is constantly changing and advancing. Instead of fearing new tools, organizations should focus on what they need to grasp the unknown. As he puts it, "a lot of unknown is coming over the next few decades."TakeawaysObservability is not enough; understanding is crucial.AI can enhance the understanding of complex systems.The shift from observing to understanding is essential for modern IT.AI presents both challenges and opportunities in software development.New interfaces powered by AI can improve user interaction with data.AI can help reduce incident response times significantly.Collaboration with AI is becoming the norm in software development.Real-world applications show measurable benefits of AI in observability.IT decision-makers must prepare for ongoing changes in technology.Understanding the unknown is key to navigating future challenges.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Observability and Understandability05:00...

From undercover narcotics operations to revolutionizing firearms training, Brian Stahl takes us through his remarkable 20-year journey in law enforcement and his unexpected pivot to politics.Brian's career path took many unexpected turns—from scholarship football player sidelined by injury to deep undercover narcotics investigator who faced down drug dealers with guns in his face. Throughout his story, a common thread emerges: communication saves lives. Whether talking down armed suspects or building rapport with informants, Brian's ability to connect with people proved invaluable in his police work.The conversation shifts to Brian's groundbreaking work in firearms training, where he's helping transform how officers prepare for real-world encounters. He explains why static range training fails officers in dynamic situations and how red dot technology has dramatically improved accuracy rates from a dismal 20% to nearly 80%. Brian challenges outdated training philosophies like "slow is smooth, smooth is fast," arguing that officers need to train at speed to perform under pressure.Most surprisingly, Brian reveals his current campaign for U.S. Congress. Drawing on his experience in law enforcement, he advocates for transparency, accountability, and better communication between elected officials and constituents. His vision includes judicial reform addressing revolving-door bail policies and greater support for first responders through improved training and equipment.Through personal anecdotes about family sacrifice, career setbacks, and unexpected opportunities, Brian's story offers powerful lessons about servant leadership and adapting to change. Whether in policing or politics, his message remains consistent: effective service requires listening to people's needs and communicating solutions clearly.#police #lawenforcement #cops #policemonitor #policeoversight #policeoversightmonitor #bridgethegap #bethechange Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc 

When Lenny Nebretski began his career with the New Jersey State Police in 1993, detectives tracked organized crime connections with yarn on corkboards and case files thick as phone books. Today, as a leader in law enforcement technology, he's helping transform policing with solutions that turn hours of investigation into seconds of analysis.This fascinating conversation tracks the evolution of police work through Lenny's unique perspective – from his early days as a road trooper patrolling the "city on wheels" of the New Jersey Turnpike, to specialized work in organized crime intelligence, to building real-time crime centers that give officers critical information before they arrive on scene.Lenny shares gripping stories from his investigations into loan shark operations tied to the Gambino crime family, offering a rare glimpse into the methodical detective work required before the digital age. The transition to his current role in the private sector highlights how former officers are bringing their field experience to technology development, creating tools specifically designed for the unique challenges of modern policing.The discussion explores how Real-Time Crime Centers and a Peregrine integrated data platform are serving as force multipliers for departments struggling with recruitment and retention, allowing them to accomplish more with fewer resources. Particularly compelling is the examination of how these technologies must balance powerful capabilities with robust privacy protections and civil liberties safeguards.Whether you're in law enforcement, interested in criminal justice technology, or simply fascinated by the intersection of policing and innovation, this episode offers valuable insights into how modern tools are helping officers serve their communities more effectively while maintaining the human connections that remain at the core of good policing.#police #lawenforcement #cops #policemonitor #policeoversight #policeoversightmonitor #bridgethegap #bethechange Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc 

Episode 432, including tracks from Hearing Tests, Silver Screams, Maggot House, Bridge The Gap, The Phosphorus Bombs, Boot Boys, Brigata Vendetta, A.S.O.P., Pagans of Northumberland, 66 Aces, Gales Forces, and Virginia Sweet. Eric is unable to make it this episode but this episode is loaded with a bunch of new music shared with us, a great albums and a great compilation, and wrap up the show with an hard rock and alternative track.

This livestream from our YOUTUBE channel is about body camera reviews and our special guest Ryan Monteiro! What drives a 22-year-old Secret Service agent protecting the President of the United States to leave it all behind for the dangerous streets of Baltimore? In this riveting episode, Ryan Monteiro takes us through his extraordinary journey through multiple facets of law enforcement—from federal protection details to urban narcotics enforcement.The conversation shifts from Monteiro's personal story to a frank examination of modern policing's most pressing challenges. The hosts and guest analyze real body camera footage of critical incidents, providing professional perspective on split-second decisions that officers face. Their analysis of a routine medical call that escalated to deadly force sparks a profound discussion about when force becomes necessary and how proper training might prevent tragedy.As tensions between law enforcement and communities continue to simmer nationwide, the panel doesn't shy away from discussing the controversial "thin blue line" and what it truly represents to officers. Monteiro delivers an emotional explanation that transcends political interpretations, offering listeners rare insight into the personal meaning behind the symbol.The episode reaches its emotional peak during analysis of a house fire rescue, where the raw humanity of policing shines through beyond badges and uniforms. This moment underscores the diverse challenges officers face daily—from life-saving heroics to ethical dilemmas that define careers.Throughout the four-hour conversation, the hosts maintain their commitment to balanced perspective, criticizing poor police tactics while acknowledging the real-world complexities officers navigate. Whether you're pro-police, skeptical of law enforcement, or somewhere in between, this episode offers authentic dialogue that bridges divides rather than deepening them.Join our Discord community to continue the conversation and connect directly with the hosts. Consider supporting the show through memberships or donations that go directly back into improving our content and expanding these crucial conversations about modern policing.#police #lawenforcement #cops #policemonitor #policeoversight #policeoversightmonitor #bridgethegap #bethechange Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc 

Welcome to The Healing You Method Podcast, where we bridge the gap between ancient wisdom and modern science to decode the science of soul healing.   In this episode, we dive deep into the overachieving patterns that often fuel success—but at the cost of burnout, emotional suppression, or disconnection.   Through a lens of healing through science, we uncover the hidden patterns of success in science that not only drive achievement but can also catalyze profound soul growth.   Discover how transformative science concepts can reveal the inner mechanics of your behavior, and how the science behind self-improvement helps you evolve with more clarity, alignment, and intention.   This is your space to understand the patterns of healing in psychology, and how rewiring your inner blueprint can help you achieve more with science—not by doing more, but by healing more.   Because true transformation doesn't come from hustle. It comes from understanding the pattern behind why you hustle in the first place.   For more such content, follow me on:   Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/healing_you... LinkedIn-   / glorialybecker     Website- https://glorialybeckercoaching.com   Gail Donohue - https://www.gaildonohuecoaching.com   Keep shining and living from your heart.   #HorsesAndLifeLessons, #ResettingAfterFailure, #EquineWisdom, #LessonsFromHorses, #OvercomingFumbles, #MindfulnessWithHorses, #EquestrianLifeSkills, #EmotionalResilience, #HorseInspiredGrowth, #FumblingForward

Technology is fundamentally transforming how police work gets done, but some human challenges remain stubbornly consistent across generations. In this candid father-son conversation, current officer Erik Lavigne and his retired cop father Freddy Gilbert bridge the gap between old-school policing and today's tech-driven approach.The evolution is staggering - from powerful AI systems like Peregrine that automatically connect related cases across jurisdictions to deployable drones that arrive before officers and body cameras with real-time translation capabilities. "It's fucking Jetsons all over again," as one officer puts it. These tools are revolutionizing everything from detective work to traffic stops.Yet despite these advances, the core tensions of policing persist. How do officers respond when citizens refuse lawful commands? What training can truly prepare someone for life-threatening split-second decisions? And how has accountability evolved from an era where questionable practices might be overlooked to today's environment of constant scrutiny?The conversation takes unexpected turns, including Freddie's candid admission about witnessing misconduct early in his career and his later transition to defense investigation work ensuring proper due process. Their discussion reveals how policing culture has transformed alongside its technology, with reflections on the exceptional performance of female officers and the need for balanced public expectations.For anyone interested in law enforcement, criminal justice reform, or the impact of technology on traditional institutions, this episode offers rare intergenerational insights from those who've lived the changes from both sides of the badge.#police #lawenforcement #cops #policemonitor #policeoversight #policeoversightmonitor #bridgethegap #bethechange Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc 

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When a man who spent 30 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit sits down with law enforcement professionals, powerful conversations emerge. In this eye-opening episode, we welcome Oscar Parham, who transformed his wrongful incarceration experience into a mission to keep young people from entering the system in the first place.Oscar shares the raw reality of his journey from prisoner to youth mentor, explaining how his organization Home Away From Home Youth Development and Reentry uses basketball as a gateway to connect with troubled youth. "Most youth want to know that you got skin in the game," he explains, revealing how his lived experience gives him credibility where others might fail. His perspective on breaking cycles of poverty, combating peer pressure, and providing positive male role models offers invaluable insights for anyone concerned about youth in underserved communities.Joining the conversation is Lawrence, a retired Chicago Field Training Officer with over 20 years of experience, who brings a refreshing take on de-escalation tactics and constitutional policing. His approach challenges the "us versus them" mentality often prevalent in law enforcement training, advocating instead for connection and understanding.The hosts guide viewers through several contentious police encounter videos, creating teaching moments about proper procedures, constitutional rights, and the fine line between necessary enforcement and dignity. From a disturbing UK police interaction with a 92-year-old double amputee to a confrontation with an entitled government employee claiming special privileges, each scenario sparks nuanced discussion about accountability and proper policing.This episode doesn't shy away from difficult conversations about systemic issues, including how officers might unknowingly perpetuate cycles of poverty through excessive ticketing and the critical importance of body camera transparency. Yet it remains hopeful, showcasing people from different sides of the justice system finding common ground and working toward solutions.Whether you're interested in criminal justice reform, youth mentoring, or constitutional rights, this conversation offers fresh perspectives that challenge assumptions and inspire action. Subscribe now and join us as we continue building bridges between law enforcement and the communities they serve.Join our Discord!! hhttps://discord.gg/fCcaT5JBXj

Ever paused at a vaccine insert, googled an ingredient, or felt torn between fear and science? Dr. Elisabeth Marnik (@sciencewhizliz) wasn't vaccinated as a child. She grew up in an anti-vax household—but today, she's a scientist, professor, and mom who vaccinates her own children and helps others feel informed, not fearful.

Ever paused at a vaccine insert, googled an ingredient, or felt torn between fear and science? Dr. Elisabeth Marnik (@sciencewhizliz) wasn't vaccinated as a child. She grew up in an anti-vax household—but today, she's a scientist, professor, and mom who vaccinates her own children and helps others feel informed, not fearful.

What happens when experienced officers take a hard look at viral police videos? Raw analysis without filters, excuses, or pulled punches.In this riveting episode, we dissect controversial police encounters that have sparked heated debate online. From an officer throwing equipment at a fleeing vehicle to a lifeguard facing criminal charges after saving a drowning child, we break down what went right, what went wrong, and where the truth actually lies.The conversation takes on particular intensity when examining traffic stops and trespass laws. We challenge common misconceptions from both sides – addressing when officers overstep their authority by demanding ID without legal grounds, while also explaining why continuing to drive after police lights activate constitutes fleeing regardless of your intentions. This balance of perspectives provides rare insight into how law enforcement professionals view these encounters.Our body camera review segment offers an unfiltered look at high-stress police encounters, including a motorcycle chase, an LAPD shooting, and a confrontation with an armed suspect. Through frame-by-frame analysis, we demonstrate how split-second decisions unfold in real-time, revealing the complex reality officers face when threats emerge unexpectedly.Throughout the discussion, we maintain a commitment to fairness – holding officers accountable for misconduct while acknowledging the realities of policing. As one host powerfully notes: "The last thing a cop with a badge wants to do is take somebody's life." Yet we don't shy away from criticizing officers who let ego drive their decisions or fail to de-escalate when possible.Whether you're passionate about police reform, support law enforcement, or simply seek to understand these complex interactions better, this episode offers valuable perspective from those who've worn the badge and remain committed to improving policing for everyone.#police #lawenforcement #cops #policemonitor #policeoversight #policeoversightmonitor #bridgethegap #bethechange Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc 

Reporter Heerea Rikhraj sits down with Dr. Alftan Dyson to discuss the high rates of HIV amongst Black communities. Dr. Dyson discusses treatments like PrEP, which the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention estimates that around 2.2 million people in the U.S. need, up from previous estimates of 1.2 million. Dr. Dyson delves into the initiatives ViiV Healthcare is working on to tackle this issue, and touches on how marketers can get involved.  Step into the future of health media at the MM+M Media Summit on October 30th, 2025 live in NYC! Join top voices in pharma marketing for a full day of forward-thinking discussions on AI, streaming, retail media, and more. Explore the latest in omnichannel strategy, personalization, media trust, and data privacy—all under one roof. Don't wait—use promo code PODCAST for $100 off your individual ticket. Click here to register! AI Deciphered is back—live in New York City this November 13th.Join leaders from brands, agencies, and platforms for a future-focused conversation on how AI is transforming media, marketing, and the retail experience. Ready to future-proof your strategy? Secure your spot now at aidecipheredsummit.com. Use code POD at check out for $100 your ticket! Check us out at: mmm-online.com Follow us: YouTube: @MMM-onlineTikTok: @MMMnewsInstagram: @MMMnewsonlineTwitter/X: @MMMnewsLinkedIn: MM+M To read more of the most timely, balanced and original reporting in medical marketing, subscribe here.Music: “Deep Reflection” by DP and Triple Scoop Music.

Raw, unfiltered, and occasionally uncomfortable—this episode delivers the candid police perspectives you won't hear anywhere else. Our panel of current and former law enforcement officers analyzes viral police videos, from high-speed pursuits ending in fatal shootings to controversial First Amendment audits, all while exposing the complex realities behind the badge.When a yellow Corvette flees from an unmarked police car, our hosts debate the merits and dangers of such pursuits. "I'm not a fan of using undercover vehicles in a chase," one host explains, highlighting heightened liability and reduced visibility that endangers everyone involved. The pursuit ended with the suspect's death, leading to a deeper discussion about split-second decisions in life-or-death scenarios.Most compelling is our panel's disagreement over a controversial police shooting on private property. "I'm going to put my foot down on this one. Bad shoot," declares one host, while others explore the constitutional nuances of property rights versus officer safety. When another host reveals the suspect wasn't charged with any crime afterward, the panel concludes officers likely created the very exigency they responded to—a rare moment of police professionals acknowledging a wrongful shooting.The episode takes a lighter turn analyzing a First Amendment audit video, with hosts laughing at officers' rigid responses while offering practical advice: "Just do your stuff, relax. They're not doing anything." This segment showcases our hosts' commitment to improving police-community relations through better training and tactics.Throughout this episode, our panel maintains refreshing honesty about law enforcement strengths and weaknesses—criticizing improper tactics while explaining the challenges officers face daily. Join us for this no-holds-barred discussion that challenges stereotypes about the "thin blue line" while offering genuine perspectives from those who've walked the beat.Dive deeper into these conversations on our growing Discord community, where you'll find additional content and direct access to our hosts.❤️Join our Discord!! Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc 

Houston Gas was just six months into his marriage when the unthinkable happened. While responding to what seemed like a routine domestic disturbance call, he opened a door and was met with a shotgun blast directly to his face at point-blank range. The catastrophic damage left him temporarily blind, with his chin hanging down to his collarbone, and his face and body riddled with shotgun pellets that remain there to this day.But this isn't just a story about trauma and injury. It's about the extraordinary human capacity for resilience, forgiveness, and finding purpose in the aftermath of life-altering events. Houston takes us through his harrowing journey – from the moments immediately following the shooting when he couldn't see and was desperately searching for his weapon, through the dozens of surgeries to reconstruct his face and neck, to the emotional toll it took on him and his family.Perhaps most remarkable is what happened eighteen months later when Houston came face-to-face with the man who shot him. In a moment that left the courtroom silent, Houston did something few could imagine – he offered forgiveness. "I didn't want to carry around the burden of hatred anymore," he explains with profound simplicity. "It's draining. It may make you feel powerful for a little bit, but it eats your soul away."Throughout our conversation, Houston offers invaluable insights about support systems for injured officers, the challenges of finding a new identity when the job that defined you is suddenly gone, and how departments can better "walk with their wounded." His candid discussion about contemplating his own death scene and finding the strength to continue reveals the often-hidden psychological battles that injured officers face.Now working with Code 3 Technology after retiring from a 26-year law enforcement career, Houston continues to serve the police community in a new capacity. His story is a powerful reminder of the sacrifices officers make, the resilience of the human spirit, and how forgiveness can be the ultimate act of healing – not just for those who are forgiven, but for those who choose to forgive.send us a message! twocopsonedonut@yahoo.comPeregrine.io: Turn your worst detectives into Sherlock Holmes, head to Peregrine.io tell them Two Cops One Donut sent you or direct message me and I'll get you directly connected and skip the salesmen.Support the showPlease see our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/TwoCopsOneDonut

What does it mean to increase legal literacy? Are there ways to make court processes more accessible to people without the high cost and barriers of a traditional lawyer's office? In this episode, Julie L. Pham joins us to discuss her approach to helping others make empowered legal decisions – and what this means for building a more inclusive, transparent, and user-friendly legal system for everyday people. Working with Paralegal-Ease & Notary, LLC, Julie provides more than a decade of experience to those who need it most. Specializing in legal document support, she helps families across Southern California in the areas of family law, divorce, custody, estate planning, civil matters and drafting more.  How do paralegals help their clients save time, avoid costly mistakes, and move forward with clarity? Hit play to learn more about these invaluable legal services! This conversation covers: Legal processes that people tend to need the most help with. How self-represented individuals can make educated decisions about their legal issues. Common misconceptions surrounding DIY legal solutions. The top reasons why people seek out a competent paralegal instead of an attorney.  Want to learn more about Julie and the work she does with Paralegal-Ease & Notary, LLC? Visit their website now!

What started as an impromptu livestream with Erik enjoying some tequila while his family was away turned into a marathon five-hour exploration of policing, constitutional rights, and the complex gray areas of law enforcement. Joined by fellow former officer Banning Sweatland, the conversation takes viewers on a journey through real-world police encounters that demonstrate both the successes and failures of modern policing practices.The hosts navigate the challenging territory of "fence-sitting" – receiving criticism from both police supporters and accountability advocates for their balanced approach to analyzing police conduct. With characteristic candor, they dissect several notable incidents, including an autistic homeowner detained on his own property, a teen auditor unlawfully arrested at a post office, and police responses to citizens legally carrying firearms while going about their business.Through these case studies, Erik and Banning offer unique insights that only former officers can provide, explaining the practical realities of policing while holding firm to constitutional principles. They tackle sensitive topics like duty to intervene, proper detention procedures, and the critical importance of body cameras for accountability and transparency. Their analysis reveals how officers sometimes misinterpret laws regarding reasonable suspicion, probable cause, and citizens' rights to record in public spaces.What makes this episode particularly valuable is the real-time community engagement, with viewers contributing questions, sharing videos, and participating in the analysis. The hosts respond thoughtfully to each contribution, creating an interactive learning environment where police practices are examined with nuance rather than simplistic judgments.Whether you're concerned about police accountability, interested in constitutional rights, or simply want to understand the challenges of modern law enforcement, this marathon session offers rare insights from those who've stood on both sides of the thin blue line. Join us for an unfiltered conversation that proves meaningful dialogue about policing reform happens when we're willing to listen to perspectives from all sides.#police #lawenforcement #cops #policemonitor #policeoversight #policeoversightmonitor #bridgethegap #bethechange Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc 

When a shotgun blast tears through your face at point-blank range, survival seems unlikely. But for former Deputy Houston Gast, surviving was just the beginning of an extraordinary journey.On a freezing January morning in 2015, Houston answered a domestic disturbance call that would forever alter his life. The blast from a 12-gauge shotgun shattered his face, knocked out his teeth, and filled his body with metal fragments that remain to this day. Through dozens of surgeries, a complete facial reconstruction, and learning to navigate life with permanent injuries, Houston discovered something unexpected – the power of forgiveness.In this powerful episode, Houston shares the raw details of that fateful day and the grueling recovery that followed. He reveals the moment he made the remarkable decision to forgive the man who nearly killed him, sitting face-to-face with his shooter to say the words that liberated him from hatred. With unflinching honesty, he discusses the departmental abandonment many injured officers face and offers crucial guidance to police leaders on supporting their wounded.Beyond the physical trauma, Houston opens up about the psychological battles – the nightmares, the suicidal thoughts, and the struggle to find purpose when your identity as an officer is threatened. His story isn't just about survival; it's about finding meaning in suffering and the freedom that comes from choosing forgiveness over vengeance.The episode concludes with the team reviewing body camera footage, analyzing law enforcement tactics, and discussing de-escalation strategies that could save lives. Houston's unique perspective as someone who's faced death in the line of duty brings invaluable insight to these discussions.Whether you wear a badge or simply want to understand the human capacity for resilience, this conversation will challenge and inspire you. Join us for an unforgettable journey through darkness into light with a true hero who insists he's "just a normal dude" who survived.#police #lawenforcement #cops #policemonitor #policeoversight #policeoversightmonitor #bridgethegap #bethechange Join our Discord!! https://discord.gg/BdjeTEAc 

When those sworn to uphold the Constitution can't recall its basic principles, who protects our rights? This gripping episode delves into four contrasting examples of law enforcement conduct that will leave you questioning the state of police accountability in America.We begin with a jaw-dropping deposition of Sergeant Joffrey, whose repeated claims that he "doesn't recall" the First and Fourth Amendments while under oath sparked outrage among our hosts. The sergeant attempted to enforce a vagrancy law repealed five years earlier and wrongfully demanded identification from a citizen engaged in constitutionally protected activity. This case starkly demonstrates how constitutional ignorance can lead to rights violations and eroded public trust.In refreshing contrast, we analyze Sheriff Gregory Tony's masterful press conference defending jail deputies accused of excessive force. Despite his controversial background, the sheriff's methodical approach—establishing his record of accountability before presenting video evidence—provides a blueprint for transparent leadership in law enforcement. The footage reveals deputies using reasonable force against a combative inmate who bit and injured an officer.The episode also examines two body camera incidents: a Kentucky trooper who repeatedly tased a passenger during a minor traffic stop (who was later indicted for multiple excessive force cases), and Oklahoma officers arresting a combative suspect with outstanding warrants. These cases highlight the spectrum of police conduct from unjustified escalation to necessary force.What makes our analysis unique is our panel's inside perspective—all current or former law enforcement officers who refuse to operate as an echo chamber. We praise good police work while condemning misconduct, creating a space where accountability and improvement, not blind defense, drive the conversation.Join us in this unflinching examination of police conduct and help us build a community dedicated to constitutional policing. Your engagement helps keep these crucial conversations going—like, subscribe, and share your thoughts on these complex issues of justice and accountability.

We're joined by Nick from Nick Off Duty, whose YouTube channel documenting real police work has garnered over 200,000 subscribers. He shares insights from his 18 years in law enforcement and introduces his groundbreaking police recruiting app designed to revolutionize how departments find qualified candidates nationwide.Behind the badge lies a world far more complex than most civilians ever see. Through candid analysis of real police encounters, we journey into the split-second decisions and psychological burdens that officers carry every day. What happens when less-than-lethal tactics fail during a confrontation? We dissect bodycam footage showing the moment when an apartment call escalates to lethal force, examining both what happened and the emotional aftermath officers face. The reality is stark—no officer wants to take a life, yet when that tragic moment comes, they're subjected to intense scrutiny, investigations, and psychological trauma that can last a lifetime.Rural policing emerges as a surprisingly challenging reality, with officers patrolling territories spanning hundreds of miles with backup potentially an hour away. This geographic isolation creates unique tactical considerations that urban departments rarely face. When you're the only officer for miles and a situation turns dangerous, how does that reality affect your decision-making?The mental health crisis emerges repeatedly throughout our conversation—both the toll on officers themselves and the challenges of responding to mental health emergencies with limited resources. County jails have become de facto mental health institutions, a role they were never designed to fulfill.Whether you're in law enforcement, considering a career in policing, or simply seeking to understand the human beings behind the badge, this episode offers rare, unfiltered insights into the profession's unseen realities. Subscribe now and join the conversation about what it truly means to protect and serve in today's complex world.#police #lawenforcement #cops  #bridgethegap #bethechange 

Former Sheriff Mark Lamb "America's Sheriff" and Friday's with Frank, Frank Sloup joins us!• Sheriff Lamb clarifies the critical difference between sheriffs and police chiefs – elected versus appointed – and why this matters for accountability• We explore the complex reality of body cameras, weighing their benefits against resource allocation challenges• Our panel discusses California's immigration enforcement crisis and the dangerous consequences of poor communication between federal and local agencies• We analyze contentious body cam footage showing a handcuffed suspect being punched, providing perspective on justified versus unjustified force• The team breaks down a Nashville suicide-by-cop incident, offering tactical analysis of officer decision-making• Frank shares his experience working with media to demonstrate accountability to constituents• We examine a controversial Phoenix traffic stop that escalated to deadly force, highlighting the importance of de-escalation timing• The episode concludes with exciting news about our partnership with DTV (Donut Network) to create law enforcement educational content#police #lawenforcement #cops  #bridgethegap #bethechange 

Technology is transforming the senior living industry, but how is it impacting caregivers, residents, and families? In this episode of Bridge The Gap, Dave Blanchard, OD/Strategic Business Development at Hamilton CapTel, returns to discuss how digital solutions enhance caregiving, improve operational efficiency, and strengthen communication between residents, families, and providers.Produced by Solinity Marketing.Become a sponsor of Bridge the Gap.Sponsored by Aline, NIC MAP, Procare HR, Sage, Hamilton CapTel, Service Master, The Bridge Group Construction and Solinity. Produced by Solinity Marketing.Become a sponsor of the Bridge the Gap Network.Connect with BTG on social media:YouTubeInstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedInTikTokMeet the Hosts:Lucas McCurdy, @SeniorLivingFan Owner, The Bridge Group Construction; Senior Living Construction Renovation, CapEx, and Reposition. Joshua Crisp, Founder and CEO, Solinity; Senior Living Development, Management, Marketing and Consulting.

We've made a huge leadership mistake and chances are, your organization is still making it. We've separated managers and leaders like they're different species. One is focused on processes. The other on people. But that separation might be the very thing keeping your teams disengaged and your company stuck. In today's Leadership Spark, I'm busting the outdated myth that leadership and management are two separate roles. I share a powerful story of a nuclear submarine captain that perfectly illustrates what happens when we train leaders to lead but forget to teach them how to manage. You'll hear why giving managers leadership training won't fix your ‘people' problem and why the opposite approach just might. ________________ This episode is sponsored by Workhuman. HR just changed for good with the introduction of Human Intelligence™.​ ​ By combining AI and the uniquely authentic data of Workhuman's #1 rated employee recognition platform, Human Intelligence reveals previously unobtainable insights into skills, performance, culture and more. Human Intelligence also helps coach employees on what good peer-to-peer recognition looks like, turning every “good job” into better engagement, retention, and wellbeing. And it helps surface feel-good stories that illustrate the best of your company culture. Want to learn more? Human Intelligence at Workhuman.com, and join their force for good. ________________ Start your day with the world's top leaders by joining thousands of others at Great Leadership on Substack. Just enter your email: ⁠⁠https://greatleadership.substack.com/

Send us a textJerry Turning shares his journey from veteran police officer to autism advocate after his son's diagnosis, creating Blue Bridge Autism Training to educate first responders about autism. His unique perspective bridges the gap between law enforcement and the autism community, helping prevent dangerous misunderstandings during crisis situations.• Turning spent 22 of his 25-year police career as a canine handler before his son's autism diagnosis changed everything• Police often misinterpret autism behaviors as intoxication, evasiveness, or defiance due to lack of training• Turning teaches officers to recognize autism indicators like stimming, echolalia, and sensory challenges• First responders need to understand they're entering high-stress environments where families may struggle to communicate clearly• Registration systems allow families to pre-record information about triggers and de-escalation techniques• Parents should proactively introduce their autistic children to local police during calm periods• Simple community connections often prove more effective than formal training alone• Both police and families benefit from approaching these situations with humility and opennessTell everyone everywhere about Why Not Me? The World, the conversations we're having and the inspiration our guests give to everyone everywhere that you are not alone in this world.https://tonymantor.comhttps://Facebook.com/tonymantorhttps://instagram.com/tonymantorhttps://twitter.com/tonymantorhttps://youtube.com/tonymantormusicintro/outro music bed written by T. WildWhy Not Me the World music published by Mantor Music (BMI)