A quick recap of last weeks training, getting to visit with two of our sponsors, some events put on to help a police widow with medical bills, an upcoming series I will be doing here on the podcast and more. 

You can't train too much for a job that can get you killed. Chaplain Paul Buckner talks to Law Enforcement and motivated private citizens about the need for training and ways we can help officers not only to train but to get equipment. 

There are few times that a house of worship is safer than if a police officer is in the parking lot, or the congregation and there are few places, in my humble opinion, that are as healthy for a police officer as when they are surrounded by God fearing men and women.

Verbal deescalation skills can mean the difference between life and death. The power of life is in the tongue.

What can cities and mayors and city councils do to get (and keep) better police officers?

Veteran police chaplain makes a passionate plea to our nations Law Enforcement to stay with us, and to hold the line in the coming weeks and months. Without our veteran cops the next generation of officers will not have quality Field training Officers to teach them how to protect us. 

When everyone thinks they can do it better, regardless of training, experience or even a modicum of understanding of how the law works. Yep. That's what our police officers face. Let's talk about it.

Veteran Police Chaplain Paul Buckner reveals the things that our Law Enforcement see, sometimes on a daily basis, many of them truly terrible. 

Things that linger with an officer, sometimes throughout their career, things that few people ever see outside of war, things that those officers wish the public could understand. 

The episode that started it all, the very first podcast from the Beside The Badge Series!

Most American's want good, solid Law Enforcement provided by quality Police Officers.