Podcast appearances and mentions of garrett teslaa

KCSB's Rosie Xuan hosts this episode focusing on Deltopia advance planning. It features an interview with KCSB's Clarissa Hom and Owen Meyers, leader of the AS-UCSB group UCIV, about how this student group will be keeping streets and residents safe over this spring festival weekend. Rosie Xuan speaks with IV's top law enforcement officer, SBSO Lt. Garrett TeSlaa, about special enforcement plans over the party weekend. You'll also hear about a festival that the IVCSD, IV's local government, is planning to keep the party safe. This episode also features an interview about Nowruz, the Persian New Year, with members of the UCSB Persian Students Group.

Planning to throw a party in Isla Vista? There are some new rules to follow. IV's social host and festival ordinances had not been updated in years. Find out what's new as KCSB's Clarissa Hom speaks with the head of the IV Foot Patrol, SBSO Lt. Garrett TeSlaa and also with Noozhawk's Rebecca Caraway to learn more.

On today's episode, Dennis speaks with 18+ year active duty LT and host of "The Squad Room" podcast, Garrett TeSlaa. Garrett's bio: My name is Garrett TeSlaa, and I am the creator and founder of The Squad Room. In 2015, I was a few years into being a sergeant for a sheriff's office in Southern California. I was struggling with rotating shifts, poor sleep and horrible nutrition habits. I was also recovering from a mountain bike crash that should have killed me and everything, along with several duty-related injuries began to drag me down physically, mentally and emotionally. I was in a bad spot.  I began searching for answers and seeking out experts in hopes that I could solve what I thought was a unique situation. I began to share what I was learning during briefings with my patrol partners and things got interesting. Try preaching the benefits of meditation to a roomful of veteran cops! But what actually happened was surprising. Every time I opened up, someone would pull me aside in private and share their story of struggle, or ask for more information, or thank me for helping them understand why they were feeling “that” way. With this new knowledge that I was not alone in these struggles, and that others were facing their own real dangers, I started The Squad Room in hopes that it would give something back to this profession that I love so much. Today, Dennis and Garrett discuss being the right kind of leader, building your trust, the differences between Management, leadership and supervision, choosing to become a better human being, asking for help when you need it, being present with and for your kids and the future of digital products in the academy. Check out "The Squad Room" here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-squad-room/id995536948 Follow Garrett here: https://www.instagram.com/thesquadroom/?hl=en If you like what you are hearing and want to stay in the loop with the latest in Street Cop Training, please follow our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/StreetCopTraining Don't forget to subscribe and rate the podcast, it truly helps! Sign up for classes here: https://streetcoptraining.com/course-list/Follow our podcast here: https://streetcoptraining.com/street-cop-podcast/    or    https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/street-cop-podcast/id1538474515

Let me introduce you to Garrett TeSlaa, one of our favorite guests, and host of his own podcast, The Squad Room. Garrett is up to something awesome - he's partnering with Man Uncivilized to lead an amazing retreat in November in South Park, CO.Yes. THAT South Park.Designed specifically for first responders and veterans, this retreat aims to provide a healing space. It's fascinating how Garrett tackles the issue of loneliness within the first responder community through retreats and introspection. He also enlightens us about the "Badges" model and how mindfulness techniques can help induce needed transformation.From serious discussions, we shift gears to engage in some light-hearted banter. Garrett shares some delightful experiences about his recent trips to concerts and sporting events, his current reads, and even recommendations for our next binge-watch. In addition, we catch up with our Australian pal, Jeff, and share his visit to Alcatraz and a movie recommendation. It's an episode filled with wholesome insights, laughter and camaraderie, celebrating the resilience of our first responders and veterans. So, tune in for this enriching journey where we mix entertainment and inspiration in equal measure.Tickets for 1st Responders Concerts, Sporting Events, Comedy Shows and more at INCREDIBLE discounts!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showJoin our Facebook Community!Buy us a beer!Email Us! (Justin or Jason)Thanks for listening and please share the show!

In 2005, Garrett TeSlaa left a successful career in the music and film industry to pursue a life in public service. Garrett is now an active duty 18-year law enforcement veteran and lieutenant for a sheriff's office in Southern California. Garrett has held assignments in patrol, gang investigations, community relations, internal affairs, and media relations among many others; and, has been involved in numerous critical incidents that have received international media attention.  Garrett's excellent podcast The Squad Room! https://www.thesquadroom.net/podcasts/ Support the show by joining the Patreon community today! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27353055           -Video of the interviews           -Vinyl TPS logo sticker           -Patron Shoutout            -Exclusive posts and direct messaging to Steve ***TPS studio needs some help! List below of needed equipment!*** https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/35MKCRNW55UZ1 Please rate and review on iTunes! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/things-police-see-first-hand-accounts/id1384355891?mt=2 Shop Merch / Subscribe / be a guest / Contact  www.thingspolicesee.com Join the FB community!  https://www.facebook.com/thingspolicesee/ Background consultation - Ken@policebackground.net

I will not be a self-righteous proclaiming fool, I had my negative moments during the career! But, there's a time when it becomes a choice and there are other things you can do, to reduce the negative effects that negative coworkers can have on you. I welcome Garrett TeSlaa to the podcast! He is host of The Squad Room, a successful podcast for First Responders. Listen and heed his advice! https://www.thesquadroom.net/podcasts/    ________________________________________________________________- Get your police guidebooks: https://amzn.to/3P9Lhjl *The internet stole your private information and it's time to take it back! Protect yourself and your family from being doxed! I have used OfficerPrivacy and it has brought a peace of mind. Click the link to reclaim your privacy! https://OfficerPrivacy.referralrock.com/l/SCOTTMEDLI18/   Disclaimer: The creator is not responsible for any errors or omissions, or for the results obtained from the use of this information. The views or opinions belong solely to the Creator. Information by the Creator is for Educational Purposes Certain Content herein is subject to the Doctrine of “Fair Use”

On today's episode, Dennis speaks with Garrett TeSlaa from "The Squad Room about how we need to take care of each other in this profession and become better leaders. Check out "The Squad Room" here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-squad-room/id995536948 If you like what you are hearing and want to stay in the loop with the latest in Street Cop Training, please follow our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/StreetCopTraining

A shift in mindset can help officer's mental health, their relationship, and impact other officers around them.  Garrett TeSlaa, from The Squad Room Podcast, talks about his struggles with his thinking and physical health, how his mindset was impacted by a community coming together during the Montecito Debris Flow, and how his mission to impact other officers to shift there mindset through BADGES.

Garrett is an active duty 16-year law enforcement veteran and sergeant for a sheriff's office in Southern California, and his wisdom in today's show around Leadership and the mental framework he uses was awesome. If you'd like to connect with Garrett you can find him on IG @thesquadroom as well as his incredible podcast called The Squad Room! If you're looking to connect with Marc, you can do so on IG at marc_hildebrand_official or on FB at Marc Hildebrand Coaching.  Thanks for listening, stay safe and healthy out there.

This week, we continue with our Podcaster Series. I speak with Garrett TeSlaa, veteran law enforcement sergeant and host of the successful podcast, The Squad Room.  Garrett  left a successful career in the music and film industry in 2005 to pursue a life in public service. Garrett is now an active duty 16-year law enforcement veteran and sergeant for a sheriff's office in Southern California. Garrett has held assignments in patrol, gang investigations, community relations, internal affairs, and media relations among many others; and, has been involved in numerous critical incidents that have received international media attention. Garrett holds a Masters in Public Administration with an emphasis in Organizational Leadership and Public Sector Management and is a graduate of the Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute. Garrett hosts the successful podcast The Squad Room devoted to personal development for first responders. He is also a TEDx speaker and contributing writer for PoliceOne and Law Enforcement Today. LINKS: The Squad Room: https://www.thesquadroom.net/ TED Talks: The Importance of Second Responders: Garrett TeSlaa

Garrett TeSlaa is an active duty 15-year law enforcement veteran and sergeant for a sheriff's office in Southern California. Garrett has held assignments in patrol, gang investigations, community relations, internal affairs, and media relations. Garrett holds a Masters in Public Administration with an emphasis in Organizational Leadership and Management and is a graduate of the Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute. Garrett hosts the successful podcast The Squad Room devoted to personal development for first responders. He is also a TEDx speaker and contributing writer for PoliceOne and Law Enforcement Today.

Gang investigations, patrol, and internal affairs--those are just a few positions my guest today has held during his 16-year career as a law enforcement officer. During his career, Garrett TeSlaa has lived a life of stories, lots of which he can't share, yet storytelling has infused his profession in some surprising ways. Why in the world would anyone want to even go into law enforcement with such scrutiny on that profession right now? Does storytelling belong within the law enforcement profession? How do people misinterpret the power of story, especially misunderstandings communications between police officers and the public? Garrett answers these questions and more during our fascinating conversation! We discuss the number one obstacle facing cops and the communities they serve right now, the type of officers most reluctant or best equipped to deal with that obstacle, and what departments need to do to confront the issue. Garrett also shares a time where story served as an unexpected opportunity to build trust on the job and walks through how he uses a storytelling tool I taught him that you can put into practice immediately. What you will learn in this episode: How story can build trust and value for others in need What law enforcement today faces as its biggest challenge How people misinterpret the power of story Who is Garrett? Garrett TeSlaa left behind a successful career in music and film in 2005 for a career in public service. He graduated from the Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute and obtained his Masters in Public Administration with an emphasis in Organizational Leadership and Public Sector Management.  For 16 years, he's served on active duty as an officer of the law in southern California. Garrett has held assignments in patrol, community relationships, gang investigations, media relations, and internal affairs, among others. He's also found himself involved in several critical events that brought international press attention. Currently, he hosts The Squad Room, a podcast geared towards personal development for first responders. Links and Resources: The Squad Room @thesquadroom on Twitter @thesquadroompodcast on Facebook Storytelling School Website @storytellingschool on Instagram @storytellingSchool on Facebook

Patriot Leadership Podcast Episode 14 Interview with Tedx Speaker and Squadroom Podcast host Garrett TeSlaa.-Garrett hosts the Squadroom podcast as a resource to help fellow law enforcement officers deal with the challenges that come with the profession.-Garrett was a Tedx speaker in 2018, discussing the role of community members in helping first responders.-http://www.thesquadroom.net/ www.patriotleadershipadvisors.com 

This week the guys welcome back Garrett TeSlaa, host of the Squadroom Podcast to discuss 6 key points to consider when looking to lead in the disciplines. It doesn't take a high score on the Lt's test or any brass on your collar, it takes the right attitude and application of the right tools. In this episode we discuss: Staying relevant and finding help around you Why leadership is not tied to rank or position When to call in other resources Why staying focused on the next step is as important, if not more so, than the final target For full show notes and links discussed in the show, visit this episode's page!

Perspective. Every story has more than one side, and every side should be listened to in order to figure out a solution. When we talk about justice the first thing that comes to mind is the police, but recent news has shown the police as the bad guys in the story. To listen to both sides, and make your own criteria, today's guest is Garrett TeSlaa. Garrett is a veteran cop at the police department in California. In this episode, he shares what a day in the life of a cop is like and the risk that comes with it. He also shared with us his insights on subjects such as police defund, qualified immunity, and military training. About Garrett TeSlaa: Garrett TeSlaa is building a world where first responders wake up inspired, feel confident at work, and return home safe knowing they have spent their time in a worthy cause. A 15-year veteran of law enforcement, Garrett is the host of The Squad Room Podcast about personal development for law enforcement professionals. A graduate of the Supervisory Leadership Institute, Garrett holds a Master's in Public Administration with an emphasis in Public Sector Leadership. Garrett's TEDx talk, "The Importance of Second Responders" is available now on YouTube. Connect with Garrett: Podcast: www.thesquadroom.net Instagram: @thesquadroom What You'll Hear: 4:22 How is a cop daily life and 911 calls. 7:40 How most of the police suffer from Post Traumatic Stress. 11:05 How do we stop the public from seeing the police as the enemy 13:55 Garret talks about police training. 14:56 Garrett's thoughts about the tension between the police and the public. 16:11 What does 'defund the police' mean. 18:08 Garrett's experiences as a cop. 19:09 Mental issues and medical calls. 25:41 Militarization of the police department. 31:07 What's community policing. 33:49 What's the qualified immunity. 39:05 Cops consequences of removing qualified immunity 44:14 How does the black community and the police community can begin to rebuild trust in each other If you look at the civilized work and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don't miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Adam and fellow podcaster, Garret TeSlaa, take time to discuss what it means to be the ONE for your agency. What are the things that we as leaders should be sharing with the men and women under our command and what impact that can have at an individual and agency level. Garrett shares his story, his experiences, and what he does to create a positive influence within his department and with his listeners around the world.EPISODE PAGE: https://thebreakdown.ca/017Garrett TeSlaa is a 15-year law enforcement veteran and Sergeant for a law enforcement agency in Southern California. He has a BA in Business Administration and a Masters in Public Administration with an emphasis in Organizational Leadership. A graduate of the Sherman Block Leadership Institute, he has been a TEDx Speaker and is currently a contributing writer for both PoliceOne and Law Enforcement Today.PODCAST WEBSITE: https://thesquadroom.net/SOCIAL MEDIA: @thesquadroom

Garrett TeSlaa is a law enforcement officer in California and the host of "The Squad Room" Podcast. We discuss music, rock stars, his journey into law enforcement, health challenges in our profession, public perception and much more.

Hello everyone and welcome back to the show - Special thanks to all the brave men and women who work in the criminal justice field. We salute you all. keep up the great work. We continue to grow because of you. When you have a moment please rate and review the podcast on iTunes. Check out the great products from Four Sigmatic - I love the Lions Mane Mushroom Coffee. You will get 15% off your purchases using the promo code CJEVO. In this episode we welcome Garrett TeSlaa. Garrett is a veteran officer in California and the host of the successful law enforcement podcast called The Squad Room. His show covers personal development and leadership for first responders from around the world. During his service, Garrett has spent time in patrol, community services, gang enforcement, investigations and court services. Patrick and Garrett talk about important topics such as challenges for law enforcement, now and in the future, and taking better care of yourself. You can find Garrett's TED Talk here: https://tedxsantabarbara.com/2018/garrett-teslaa/ Other ways to find Garrett: https://www.instagram.com/thesquadroom/?hl=en The Squad Room Podcast: http://www.thesquadroom.net/ http://www.thesquadroom.net/author/gteslaa/ Stay tuned for more great content and guests.   Patrick    

For full show notes: go to wyeradio.com/episode003 Topics in today's episode include: The role of millennials in the future of first responder careers. How can those with less seniority positively impact the veteran who's burnt out and needs help? How to deal with toxicity in your agency. Is there hope for the future of law enforcement given today's societal perspective? These questions and more are answered on this episode of What's Your Emergency Radio!  

A casual conversation about leadership, the challenges of a leader, how to serve when you aren’t in public service, what it means to “Be the One” and other topics. Check out The Squad Room HERE

Welcome back to the Firearms Nation Podcast.  I’ve always been fascinated by people who have a full time job but then pursue other ventures such as creating a podcast.  Something that I can totally relate to.  I have always been a fan of the podcasting space and gave up on terrestrial radio 15 years ago when I started to patrol on the midnight shift.  Listening to podcasts helped pass the time plus there were no annoying ads.  One of the podcasts I listen to now is called the Squad Room hosted by Garrett TeSlaa who is a sergeant at a sheriff’s department in Southern California. The Squad Room podcast has interesting guest who cover all aspects of personal development specifically for law enforcement officers but the ideas and strategies can be applied to everyday civilians.  Wether it’s how to get better sleep or what to do if you find yourself in the middle of a gunfight, this podcast does an excellent job of transmitting quality information. Garrett shares a similar story of how he became a cop and the choices he makes each day when out patrolling the streets.  I found the interview fascinating and once your are done with my show, please check out the Squad Room Podcast, especially if you are or going to be working in law enforcement.  Links mentioned in the interview: http://www.thesquadroom.net/ Please SUBSCRIBE and leave a quick interview on Apple Podcasts (the old iTunes...) It really helps the podcast get noticed. JOIN THE NATION!

Garrett TeSlaa, a Sergeant with a Sheriff's Office in Southern California and host of "The Squad Room" talks about how to prepare physically and mentally for a career in law enforcement.

Garrett TeSlaa, Podcaster at the Squadroom and a Sergeant with the Santa Barbara County Sheriff, sat with host Mark to talk about his life in public service. Garrett is on a path of discovering health, wellness and personal development and is taking himself and his listeners on the journey with him. "We did something good today.” Topics included; -The Squadroom Podcast - why, what, who -What the effects of sleep deprivation, stress and lack of exercise have on the police force -How to overcome them -How his personal journey has put him in touch with amazing experts in his field -Surprise: He wasn't always a cop - he started in the Music business -His story about finding a passion for law enforcement -"As a leader - looking for what violence you could stop. -Loved this: Psychological Salary -The definition of a Community Oriented Policing Policy - hint; there are 56 definitions -How Neighborhood Watch programs are working - answer: pretty well -Living in the moment - your first 15 seconds - nay, your first 3 seconds on the scene -How you Create Time in a tense situation -Biggest misconceptions of police officers and law enforcement: - Vast majority of law enforcement are smart people, many with MBA's and Master degrees - We don't like to be mean - We care deeply for our fellow citizens -Test for new hires and leaders - their enthusiasm for people -His day is not about writing tickets -When they are doing their job, you don't see them on TV that night He quoted Clint Bruce's saying, which he used when we finished - "You were worth it." after being thanked for just doing his job. Thanks, Garrett you gave us a new lens to look through the next time we get pulled over.