Military Veteran Wellness Program Coordinator Aaron Dale and Police Constable Jeremy Burns, military veterans now serving with Toronto Police Service, address the real emotional battle that follows after leaving the armed forces. After their homecoming, they were faced with difficulty readjusting to civilian life while dealing with PTSD and survivor's guilt. Tormented with the societal standard that one must shoulder their own burden, they found healing through professional help which led them to create the Veteran Wellness Program. The program offers information, resources, and treatment options to help returning veterans stay emotionally and physically healthy.

Axel is back with the Chief of police James Ramer to dive into the plans and priorities the Toronto Police have put in place for 2022. Some of which include the plans to raise awareness and combat the rise of hate crimes within the city, the importance of the Neighbourhood Community Officer program, plans to strengthen the Vision Zero program and more.

With the growing advancements of technology there is no doubt kids are spending more time online these days. In schools, at home, at a friends house, and even within the last few years online conversations were the only way to see friends and family as the pandemic didn't allow in person gatherings at times. With this rise of technology use also comes a rise with potential ways for children to fall victim to exploitation. With in this episode Axel is joined by Detective Constable, Toronto Police, Sex Crimes- Child Exploitation Section Zac Firth and the Senior Support Services Manager at the Canadian Centre for Child Protection Inc. Lindsay Lobb to discuss the different trends that children are falling victim to. As well as what parents and guardians can do to keep their kids safe from online predator's. 

On this episode Axel is joined by Inspector of the Fugitive Squad Ken Taylor. The two dive into true stories of Ken's experiences on the job with the Fugitive unit and the work it takes to catch a criminal who is on the run.  

Have you ever wondered what exactly it entails to be part of Toronto Polices Hold Up Squad? Or been curious about the work they do? Well in this episode Axel sits down with Acting Inspector Richard Harris of the Hold Up Squad to give us details about how this Unit operates and everything you might be unaware of when it comes to this Squad. For example how accurate is Hollywood's depiction of this unit, and valuable information of  how to protect yourself in dangerous situations like robberies and car thefts. 

Axel kicks off the first episode of Season 2 with two members with in the Crime Stoppers organization, Detective/TPS Coordinator for the Crime Stoppers program Marc Madramootoo and Chair of the Toronto Crime Stoppers Board Sean Sportun. This episode dives into topics such as the new format Crime Stoppers Toronto is using to give back to the communities they serve. As well as what the anonymity process truly looks like when calling the organization to report a crime.

On the last episode of Season 1 of 24 Shades of Blue Axel is joined by Corporate Communication Manager Meaghan Gray. They discuss her experiences creating the 24 Shades of Blue podcast while working with a team of professionals and handling media relations and crisis communications for the largest municipal police service in Canada. 

Axel is join with Staff Superintendent Lauren Pogue to discuss her experiences investigating street-level drug dealers and capturing fugitives to becoming the first woman to lead the Hold Up Squad Unit and co-chairing the Service's Aboriginal Community Consultative Committee. Her extraordinary career so far has lead to some interesting stories, as she has paved her way through the force.

Axel is on the road again this time he visited Training Constable John Massey at the K-9 Unit Headquarters. Ever wondered what it's like to train and get in to the mindset of a Police dog? Well John takes Axel through multiple training modules to help the public get an understanding of the day to day duties these special dogs take on. Some of the learning techniques include how detector dogs find suspects or the bite and hold technique is used for. A special bond and incredible training goes into creating some of the best Police with Paws that we have in the city.

In this episode Axel traveled to the Marine Unit headquarters and met up with Community Service officer for Toronto Police Marine Unit Kevin Lee. Kevin breaks down the different sections of the Marine unit and gives an insiders look into what day to day is like for this unit. From patrolling the waters during all seasons to under water diving missions this team works relentlessly to keep the City of Toronto and it's water ways safe.