Welcome to Beyond the Barrel, where every episode takes you deeper into the lives of those who serve on the frontlines. Hosted by two dynamic leaders— Kenny, a nationally recognized K9 interdiction officer, and Attorney Mike, a U.S. Army veteran and seasoned Patrol Supervisor—this podcast is where stories of bravery, sacrifice, and humanity unfold.

Beyond the Barrel isn’t just about what happens on duty—it’s about what happens when the uniform comes off. Kenny and Mike sit down with first responders and military personnel to dive into the real stories behind their service, exploring the personal challenges and triumphs that have shaped their lives. But they don’t stop there—they reveal the human side, the passions and interests that make these heroes just like you and me.

From veteran and cop to entrepreneur, law enforcement officers possess a wide range of skills that seamlessly translate to the private sector. Yet, we often underestimate our own potential, believing we lack the qualifications to pursue new opportunities. It’s time we give ourselves the credit we deserve and confidently explore what lies beyond the barrel.

In this episode, we sit down with Mike, a veteran with 3 years as a United States Army Airborne Infantryman and 23 years in law enforcement—3 with a city department and 20 as a sheriff’s deputy. Mike shares stories from his impressive career, including 6 years in narcotics (SIU), 4 years in criminal investigations, and his time as a DEA Task Force Officer and U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force Officer. He reflects on his 6 years on SWAT, his role as a street crimes and patrol supervisor, and the responsibility of mentoring new officers as an FTO. Once TikTok-famous as a dancing cop, Mike has since rebranded and now operates one of the top meme pages in the law enforcement community, using humor to shine a light on the highs and lows of a dangerous and serious profession. Tune in for a mix of insight, experience, and laughter.

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Welcome to Beyond the Barrel, where every episode takes you deeper into the lives of those who serve on the frontlines. Hosted by two dynamic leaders— Kenny, a nationally recognized K9 interdiction officer, and Attorney Mike, a U.S. Army veteran and seasoned Patrol Supervisor—this podcast is where stories of bravery, sacrifice, and humanity unfold.

Beyond the Barrel isn’t just about what happens on duty—it’s about what happens when the uniform comes off. Kenny and Mike sit down with first responders and military personnel to dive into the real stories behind their service, exploring the personal challenges and triumphs that have shaped their lives. But they don’t stop there—they reveal the human side, the passions and interests that make these heroes just like you and me.

From veteran and cop to entrepreneur, law enforcement officers possess a wide range of skills that seamlessly translate to the private sector. Yet, we often underestimate our own potential, believing we lack the qualifications to pursue new opportunities. It’s time we give ourselves the credit we deserve and confidently explore what lies beyond the barrel.

In this episode of Beyond the Barrel, we sit down with Anthony Shefferly, the creator of the Anti-Hero Podcast….or is he 🤔, to explore his journey both in law enforcement and as an entrepreneur. Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Anthony’s background in sports, his years of experience as a police officer—including his time on SWAT—shaped his passion for mental and physical wellness. He shares insights into how his personal struggles, including major health challenges, led him to create Heroic Industries, an online platform dedicated to improving the health and performance of first responders, military personnel, and tactical professionals.

Together, we discuss the importance of resilience, overcoming setbacks, and maintaining mental clarity while navigating life’s toughest moments. Anthony opens up about his experiences, from his small college football days to his career in law enforcement, and how those lessons shaped his approach to business and wellness. He also highlights the free and low-cost resources Heroic Industries offers to help others build strength, lose weight, and gain the mental fortitude necessary for demanding jobs.

This episode is packed with valuable insights on perseverance, self-improvement, and the power of taking control of your physical and mental well-being—no matter the obstacles you face. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation that goes beyond the badge and beyond the barrel.

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Welcome to Beyond the Barrel, where every episode takes you deeper into the lives of those who serve on the frontlines. Hosted by two dynamic leaders— Kenny, a nationally recognized K9 interdiction officer, and Attorney Mike, a U.S. Army veteran and seasoned Patrol Supervisor—this podcast is where stories of bravery, sacrifice, and humanity unfold.

Mike shares stories from his impressive career, including 6 years in narcotics (SIU), 4 years in criminal investigations, and his time as a DEA Task Force Officer and U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force Officer. He reflects on his 6 years on SWAT, his role as a street crimes and patrol supervisor, and the responsibility of mentoring new officers as an FTO.

Once TikTok-famous as a dancing cop, Mike has since rebranded and now operates one of the top meme pages in the law enforcement community, using humor to shine a light on the highs and lows of a dangerous and serious profession. Tune in for a mix of insight, experience, and laughter.

Welcome to Beyond the Barrel, where every episode takes you deeper into the lives of those who serve on the frontlines. Hosted by two dynamic leaders— Kenny, a nationally recognized K9 interdiction officer, and Attorney Mike, a U.S. Army veteran and seasoned Patrol Supervisor—this podcast is where stories of bravery, sacrifice, and humanity unfold.

Welcome to Beyond the Barrel, where every episode takes you deeper into the lives of those who serve on the frontlines. Hosted by two dynamic leaders— Kenny, a nationally recognized K9 interdiction officer, and Attorney Mike, a U.S. Army veteran and seasoned Patrol Supervisor—this podcast is where stories of bravery, sacrifice, and humanity unfold. 

Beyond the Barrel isn’t just about what happens on duty—it’s about what happens when the uniform comes off. Kenny and Mike sit down with first responders and military personnel to dive into the real stories behind their service, exploring the personal challenges and triumphs that have shaped their lives. But they don’t stop there—they reveal the human side, the passions and interests that make these heroes just like you and me.

From veteran and cop to entrepreneur, law enforcement officers possess a wide range of skills that seamlessly translate to the private sector. Yet, we often underestimate our own potential, believing we lack the qualifications to pursue new opportunities. It’s time we give ourselves the credit we deserve and confidently explore what lies beyond the barrel.

In this episode, we sit down with Daniel Carr, a retired police officer and detective who dedicated nearly two decades of service to the Albuquerque Police Department. From working the beat on patrol for over a decade to cracking down on impaired drivers in the DWI Unit, and later uncovering hard truths as a detective in Internal Affairs and the Compliance Bureau, Daniel’s career has been nothing short of transformative.

While serving his community, Daniel also pursued higher education, earning a Master’s in Criminal Justice and a Juris Doctor (J.D.)—balancing the grind of law enforcement with the rigors of academia. His passion for policing and the law ultimately led him to launch PoliceLawNews in 2022, a platform dedicated to breaking down the most pressing issues in modern policing.

With a reach spanning YouTube, TikTok, X, Instagram, and SubStack, PoliceLawNews has become a trusted source for officers and civilians alike. Daniel’s insights have been featured on the OAN Network, popular podcasts, radio shows, and in the New York Post. His commitment to the profession earned him the prestigious Quill and Badge Award from the International Union of Police Associations in 2024.

Join us as we delve into Daniel’s journey from the streets of Albuquerque to law school, and now as a thought leader in law enforcement. Get ready for an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation about integrity, accountability, and the evolving challenges in policing.

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Welcome to Beyond the Barrel, where every episode takes you deeper into the lives of those who serve on the frontlines. Hosted by two dynamic leaders— Kenny, a nationally recognized K9 interdiction officer, and Attorney Mike, a U.S. Army veteran and seasoned Patrol Supervisor—this podcast is where stories of bravery, sacrifice, and humanity unfold. 

Beyond the Barrel isn’t just about what happens on duty—it’s about what happens when the uniform comes off. Kenny and Mike sit down with first responders and military personnel to dive into the real stories behind their service, exploring the personal challenges and triumphs that have shaped their lives. But they don’t stop there—they reveal the human side, the passions and interests that make these heroes just like you and me.

From veteran and cop to entrepreneur, law enforcement officers possess a wide range of skills that seamlessly translate to the private sector. Yet, we often underestimate our own potential, believing we lack the qualifications to pursue new opportunities. It’s time we give ourselves the credit we deserve and confidently explore what lies beyond the barrel.

In this compelling episode of Beyond the Barrel, we’re joined by Sgt. John Mattingly, a retired Louisville Metro Police officer, as he takes us into the heart of one of the most high-profile cases in recent history – the Breonna Taylor incident. With raw honesty, Sgt. Mattingly shares his firsthand account of that night, detailing the split-second decisions he faced and the profound impact it had on his life and career.

But this conversation goes deeper. Sgt. Mattingly opens up about his childhood, the values instilled in him through faith, and the importance of family. We explore the role that sports and community played in shaping who he is and how these pillars supported him through the most challenging times. This episode isn’t just a look back; it’s a powerful story of resilience, strength, and the drive to move forward. Get ready for an episode that challenges perspectives, sheds new light, and reveals the untold side of a complex story—grounded in a life dedicated to faith, family, and community.

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Purchase John's book, "12 Seconds in the Dark" here:

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Welcome to Beyond the Barrel, where every episode takes you deeper into the lives of those who serve on the frontlines. Hosted by two dynamic leaders— Kenny, a nationally recognized K9 interdiction officer, and Attorney Mike, a U.S. Army veteran and seasoned Patrol Supervisor—this podcast is where stories of bravery, sacrifice, and humanity unfold. 

Beyond the Barrel isn’t just about what happens on duty—it’s about what happens when the uniform comes off. Kenny and Mike sit down with first responders and military personnel to dive into the real stories behind their service, exploring the personal challenges and triumphs that have shaped their lives. But they don’t stop there—they reveal the human side, the passions and interests that make these heroes just like you and me.

From veteran and cop to entrepreneur, law enforcement officers possess a wide range of skills that seamlessly translate to the private sector. Yet, we often underestimate our own potential, believing we lack the qualifications to pursue new opportunities. It’s time we give ourselves the credit we deserve and confidently explore what lies beyond the barrel.

In this episode of Beyond the Barrel, we sit down with Michael Lisenby a former law enforcement officer turned country music artist. After years of serving on the front lines as a cop, Michael Lisenby made the bold decision to trade in his badge for a guitar. Join us as he shares his incredible journey from protecting the streets to performing on stage.

We dive into the challenges of leaving a demanding career, the inspiration behind his music, and how his experiences in law enforcement have influenced his songwriting. This episode highlights the resilience and creativity of those who serve, and how sometimes, the best way to heal is through art. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation filled with laughter, reflection, and of course inspiration.

If you like what you hear, like, subscribe and follow the Beyond the Barrel podcast on Instagram:

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Welcome to Beyond the Barrel, where every episode takes you deeper into the lives of those who serve on the frontlines. Hosted by two dynamic leaders— Kenny, a nationally recognized K9 interdiction officer, and Attorney Mike, a U.S. Army veteran and seasoned Patrol Supervisor—this podcast is where stories of bravery, sacrifice, and humanity unfold. 

Beyond the Barrel isn’t just about what happens on duty—it’s about what happens when the uniform comes off. Kenny and Mike sit down with first responders and military personnel to dive into the real stories behind their service, exploring the personal challenges and triumphs that have shaped their lives. But they don’t stop there—they reveal the human side, the passions and interests that make these heroes just like you and me.

From veteran and cop to entrepreneur, law enforcement officers possess a wide range of skills that seamlessly translate to the private sector. Yet, we often underestimate our own potential, believing we lack the qualifications to pursue new opportunities. It’s time we give ourselves the credit we deserve and confidently explore what lies beyond the barrel.

Today’s guest is Heather Glogolich. Heather started her law enforcement career in 2004. She is presently a lieutenant in a municipal police agency in the State of New Jersey and she is assigned to the patrol division. In her present assignment, Lieutenant Glogolich is a Patrol Supervisor with collateral duties that include overseeing the Community Policing Unit and serving as the agency’s Domestic Violence Liaison, Internship Coordinator, and LGBTQ+ Liaison. During the course of her career, she has been assigned to a multitude of diverse assignments including patrol, school resource officer, traffic safety officer, and has performed the role of field training officer. Additionally, she currently is one of the Vice Presidents for New Jersey Women in Law Enforcement (NJWLE).

Lt. Glogolich earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Caldwell University in Criminal Justice and then went on to earn dual Master’s Degrees from Fairleigh Dickinson University in Administrative Science and Homeland Security. She is currently attending Saint Elizabeth University as a doctoral student seeking her Ph.D. in Higher Education with a Servant Leadership focus. Lt. Glogolich also serves as an adjunct professor for the Criminal Justice Department at Saint Elizabeth University. In addition to her impressive resume filled with achievements and accolades, Heather Glogolich survived a harrowing domestic violence incident in 2008 at the hands of her ex-husband. Instead of allowing it to break her, she shares her story as a survivor through speaking presentations and victim advocacy.

Physical violence isn’t the only form of domestic abuse. Stay alert to the early warning signs, as abuse can take many forms long before it becomes physical.

Kenny steps back and lets Heather share her powerful story of survival after a near-fatal encounter with her ex-husband, who was a Law Enforcement Officer at the time. Despite the trauma, Heather continues to serve as an active, highly respected, and decorated Officer, admired by law enforcement around the world. Through her story, she hopes to inspire those feeling trapped in abusive relationships to find the strength to walk away, sparing them the pain she endured. Heather is one of the strongest individuals l’ve ever met. Be prepared for a raw, emotional conversation-and have some Kleenex ready.

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Welcome to Beyond the Barrel, where every episode takes you deeper into the lives of those who serve on the frontlines. Hosted by two dynamic leaders— Kenny, a nationally recognized K9 interdiction officer, and Attorney Mike, a U.S. Army veteran and seasoned Patrol Supervisor—this podcast is where stories of bravery, sacrifice, and humanity unfold.

Beyond the Barrel isn’t just about what happens on duty—it’s about what happens when the uniform comes off. Kenny and Mike sit down with first responders and military personnel to dive into the real stories behind their service, exploring the personal challenges and triumphs that have shaped their lives. But they don’t stop there—they reveal the human side, the passions and interests that make these heroes just like you and me.

From veteran and cop to entrepreneur, law enforcement officers possess a wide range of skills that seamlessly translate to the private sector. Yet, we often underestimate our own potential, believing we lack the qualifications to pursue new opportunities. It’s time we give ourselves the credit we deserve and confidently explore what lies beyond the barrel.

Tyler joined the United States Army out of Virginia in 2007. Upon completion of United States Army Airborne School, he was stationed in Fort Bragg, Georgia, with the 82nd Airborne as an infantry paratrooper. Tyler deployed to Baghdad, Iraq, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. He was promoted to sergeant in 2011 and was honorably discharged in 2012.

From 2012 to 2015, Tyler served in the National Guard and earned a bachelor’s degree in homeland security and terrorism studies at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida. In 2016, he graduated from the Police Academy in Daytona Beach and has been a law enforcement officer in the Central Florida area ever since. Tyler is a certified field training officer and has served on the SWAT team and Street Crimes Unit. In 2021, he started Refractive Wolf Apparel, an American outdoor apparel line.

In 2021, Tyler created Anti-Hero Broadcast, which focuses on finding the truth, outing toxic government leadership, and combating the wave of political correctness plaguing the military and first responder community. In 2023, he founded Shell Shock, an annual PTSD charity and awareness concert in Orlando, Florida. All proceeds are donated to select nonprofit organizations that help warriors struggling with PTSD.

In this episode with Tyler Hoover, Kenny and Mike sit down with Tyler to discuss the importance of work ethic, mindset, and unwavering commitment when pursuing your passions-whether within or outside of law enforcement. Tyler’s approach serves as a blueprint for any officer striving to do more but uncertain about the right path to follow. His insights offer valuable guidance for those ready to take the next step in their personal or professional journey.

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Welcome to Beyond the Barrel, where every episode takes you deeper into the lives of those who serve on the frontlines. Hosted by two dynamic leaders— Kenny, a nationally recognized K9 interdiction officer, and Attorney Mike, a U.S. Army veteran and seasoned Patrol Supervisor—this podcast is where stories of bravery, sacrifice, and humanity unfold.

Beyond the Barrel isn’t just about what happens on duty—it’s about what happens when the uniform comes off. Kenny and Mike sit down with first responders and military personnel to dive into the real stories behind their service, exploring the personal challenges and triumphs that have shaped their lives. But they don’t stop there—they reveal the human side, the passions and interests that make these heroes just like you and me.

Today, Mike and Kenny sit down with good friend, Captain Tom Rizzo.

Tom Rizzo began his law enforcement career in December of 2001, as a Patrolman with the Middlesex Borough Police Department (NJ). In 2004, he was hired by a different department in (NJ), where he currently serves as the Investigations Division Commander at the rank of Captain. He formulated His Police Department’s first Criminal Suppression Unit, where he has participated in a variety of search warrant executions, intra/inter-agency collaborations, and take-downs of distributors.

Tom Rizzo received a B.S. from the University of Central Florida in Criminal Justice, and an M.A. from Seton Hall University in Human Resource Training & Development. He graduated the NJSACOP Command & Leadership Academy in 2009 and was invited to return as an Instructor of Group Leadership Theories. He has been both a Police Academy and Department Instructor. He also has been an Adjunct Professor with New Jersey City University Schools of Management, Criminal Justice, and Professional Securities Studies since 2012, while also teaching for Rutgers School of Public Affairs & Administration (2018) and Fairleigh Dickinson University since (2019).

In 2019, Tom Rizzo created and began instructing a course he built based upon leadership philosophies/resiliency/wellness/career fulfillment, titled, "Ivory Tower", which has been presented nationally in nearly every state. In 2021, he published his first book, Copikaze, based upon a series of lessons to help navigate a career in the field of law enforcement and to clarify some of the industry intricacies for civilians. He takes great pride in the constant pursuit of leading by example, while consistently being a student of human behavior.

Today, Mike, Kenny and Tom discuss his story growing up, losing his mother and handling grief, why he chose a career in law enforcement effect if 9/11, the importance of supporting each other and dropping the animosity, lifting each other up instead of tearing each other down and unlocking and sharing the secrets to success and MUCH more.

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