It's amazing what a little forethought can do for our day, and how fulfilled we feel at the end of it.

Unfortunately there are an increasing number of people who want to make false claims against Law Enforcement, and those folks, where their claims are proven to be criminally false, should be held accountable. Let's talk about it. 

Young drivers often find themselves unprepared for the realities of driving and in the case of traffic stops and interacting with Police Officers, I think that there is much left to be desired. 

Life comes at us fast and hard and often has more than its fair share of pain, disappointment, even betrayals, but how can we position ourselves to think, to handle these situations, to overcome, and to life fuller, happier lives?  

Life comes at us hard, and we need to be able to cope with tragedy, whether it be something that happens to us or someone close to us, to be able to warp our mind around it. In this episode chaplain Paul Buckner talks about some ideas for coping with major life events. 

You will learn many things in the Police Academy, but oftentimes, these will not be among them:

In this episode we discuss some simple things that we can do to change how we think, and thereby, change how we view and ultimately interact with the world. 

The second part of our discussion on how we can keep good cops behind badges during tough times, this episode covering what admin and the private citizen can do to help.

In this episode Paul Buckner talks about personal responsibility, what we can do for coworkers, for those working in admin positions, and as private citizens to help keep good cops behind badges.

We should all be striving to be the best version of ourselves and in this episode, chaplain Paul Buckner concludes the discussion of books that he recommends for Law Enforcement to read.