In this episode we discuss the importance of NOT defunding police or supporting defunding the police because of how it will effect you as a private citizen. We also highlight the history and purpose behind the 8-1 US Supreme Court decision of 1967 that effectively established qualified immunity which has recently become a target of elected officials as a way to appease the anti-police mobs.

We are joined by Ehren (pronounced Aaron) who is not only a Sheriff Deputy, but the lead singer of an up and coming Minneapolis rock band called Weekend Picnic! Ehren shares with us how he became apart of the talent filled band and some of their future plans/aspirations! Weekend Picnic is about to release their first single onto the radio waves so be sure to check them out and follow them on social media! They're going to be big!

http://weekendpicnicband.com

We are joined by a good personal friend, Brent, the owner and operator of BA Entertainment. Brent discussing his event DJ business as well as his other ventures beyond working as a peace officer. Brent shares his favorite stories from his 15 years of experience on the job; The Cross-dresser, The Stripper, and The Hooker.

https://www.baentertainmentmn.com/

Co-Founder Tom from STORM Training Group revisits the studio! We discuss Tom's recent light fixture installation troubles, how COVID-19 has impacted STORM, how Tom is adjusting to returning to the patrol unit/night shift, and anxiously awaiting returning to training Jiu Jitsu!

We are blessed to have sat down with Ambrose R. Russell and Gregory Coleman of The Inner Hero to discuss the tragic death of George Floyd and how communities move forward towards healing.

This episode was recorded and released on Memorial Day Weekend. As such, it’s only appropriate to pay tribute and remember those that gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom! We then discuss the some COVID-19 updates, partial re-opening of various small businesses, cancellations of some very large events, and Face Mask Karen!

In this episode we discuss some aspects behind the Reopen Minnesota movement that is brewing across our state. Other discussion topics include; Canadian "assault weapon" ban, the Ahmaud Arbery case, and an Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officer involved shooting captured by a suspect via Facebook live video.

Getting away from the 'Rona-19. Join us as we talk with one of our partners who speaks about some of her experiences with being a female law enforcement officer. She also stays plenty busy off-duty operating a wood working business, The Wood Whittlers Shop, with her firefighter husband. They also are volunteer foster parents for the non-profit organization Adopt a Husky Minnesota! Come and listen to her incredible achievements!

We continue to discuss society changes since Ep. 19 and speculate on how the COVID-19  will shape our future.