Kevin Schroeder is joined by guest co-hosts Rory Capra and David Giordano for a powerful conversation with Leigh Bishop , former Queens Assistant District Attorney, former director of the Babies and Toddlers Task Force with the New York City Medical Examiner’s Office, and current clinical instructor at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Leigh discusses her path from Alabama to the Queens DA’s Office, working under Judge Richard Brown, homicide investigations, child fatality cases, abusive head trauma, shaken baby syndrome, medical evidence, autopsies, timelines, and the challenges of prosecuting cases involving infants and toddlers who cannot speak for themselves. The conversation also covers the importance of teamwork between prosecutors, NYPD detectives, doctors, medical examiners, ACS, and child protection professionals when investigating some of the most difficult cases in law enforcement.

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On this episode, Kevin is joined by retired NYPD Detective Michael McBride for a wide-ranging conversation about his life, career, and work after the job. McBride reflects on growing up in Brooklyn, joining the NYPD, working Midtown North, Queen’s Narcotics, OSID, the Joint Firearms Task Force, organized crime cases, Intel, and the Manhattan DA Squad before beginning his second career in funeral service. He also discusses helping police families and 9/11 responders, his work with the NYPD Pipes and Drums, the New Hyde Park and Dellehanty funeral homes, and the creation of the Katie McBride Foundation in honor of his daughter, supporting the Ronald McDonald House and families with sick children.

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On this episode, Kevin sits down with Susan and Lonnie Sherman, co-founders of General Needs, to discuss how their mission began by bringing underwear, socks, and T-shirts to homeless veterans at the Northport VA shelter and grew into a larger effort providing boots, coats, beds, furniture, dental care, home repairs, and dignity to veterans in need. Susan and Lonnie share powerful stories from shelters, explain the challenges veterans face when transitioning into housing, discuss their Welcome Home apartment project, work with police and fire departments, support from partners like P.C. Richard & Son, their upcoming General Needs gala, and the continued need for volunteers, donations, and community support to help veterans across Long Island, New York City, and beyond.

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On this episode, Kevin Schroeder is joined by retired Sergeant Rory Capra and Judge Richard Weinberg to remember the life, service, and legacy of Captain Ed Mamet. A proud United States Marine, 40-year veteran of the NYPD, dedicated investigator, public servant, and beloved co-host, Ed left a lasting impact on everyone who knew him. Kevin, Rory, and Judge Weinberg share stories about Ed’s remarkable police career, his toughness, loyalty, humor, love of America, dedication to law enforcement, and his deep connection to WABC Radio. From his years in the NYPD Detective Bureau to his work with the Police Athletic League, his passion for public safety, and his unforgettable personality, this episode honors a true New York legend. Rest in peace, Captain Ed Mamet. End of watch.

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On this episode, Kevin opens with a heartfelt tribute to his friend, co-host, and longtime NYPD legend Captain Ed Mamet, remembering his impact on the show, his love for the NYPD, and the legacy he leaves behind. Kevin is then joined by former NYPD officer and security professional Robert Garcia for a wide-ranging conversation on growing up in Chelsea, joining the NYPD, working the Lower East Side and the Sixth Precinct, Washington Square Park, narcotics enforcement, life after retirement, private security, 9/11, New York City’s changing neighborhoods, and the challenges facing police officers today.

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On this episode of Cop Talk, Kevin Schroeder opens with a heartfelt tribute to his friend and longtime co-host, Captain Ed Mamet, remembering his service, friendship, and the role he played in helping launch the show. Kevin is then joined by retired NYPD veteran Richard Sharp for a wide-ranging conversation about his career in transit policing, Brooklyn South, the 72 Precinct, the 67 Precinct, the Brooklyn South Task Force, the Crown Heights riots, his line-of-duty injury, responding to Ground Zero after 9/11, life after the NYPD in Florida, 1013 clubs, the 9/11 health program, Tunnel to Towers, and the importance of supporting law enforcement, first responders, and the military.

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On this episode of Cop Talk, Kevin Schroeder honors the life and legacy of his late friend and co-host, Captain Ed Mamet, remembering his impact on the NYPD. Kevin is joined by retired Sergeant Rory Capra and political consultant Hank Sheinkopf for a conversation on New York City’s changing political landscape, Mamdani’s leadership, Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa, concerns over city pensions, the proposed Halo Law, NYPD staffing and morale, attacks on law enforcement and public officials, and the importance of continuing support for 9/11 first responders and their families.

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On this episode, Kevin Schroeder is joined by retired NYPD Sergeant Rory Capra and David Giordano to break down some of the most controversial cases impacting law enforcement today. The discussion dives into the outrage surrounding Detective Jonathan Diller’s killer being acquitted on top charges, the conviction of Sergeant Eric Duran, and what these rulings mean for police morale across New York City. The guys also react to the Grand Central machete attack, praising the NYPD officers who stopped what could have been a mass casualty event. From activist judges and political influence in the courtroom to rising anti-police sentiment, staffing shortages, and a looming summer of protests, this episode pulls no punches on the current state of policing in NYC.

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On this episode Kevin Schroeder sits down with actor Steven Randazzo, a New York City native with decades of experience in film, television, and stand-up comedy. Steven shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories from working alongside legends like Robert De Niro, Robin Williams, and Al Pacino, along with his journey from the Lower East Side to nearly 60 film appearances. The conversation takes a deeper turn as Steven opens up about his personal battle with a nervous breakdown, mental health struggles, and how he fought his way back through years of therapy. The discussion expands into the growing issue of depression in law enforcement, the stigma officers face when seeking help, and why speaking up can save lives. It’s a powerful mix of Hollywood stories, real-life struggles, and an important conversation about mental health, resilience, and supporting those who protect us every day.

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On this episode, Kevin Schroeder sits down with former LAPD and Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department veteran Jimmy Amormino. With over four decades in law enforcement, Jim shares unforgettable stories from patrolling Hollywood Boulevard, working gang units, surviving a near-fatal crash, and handling high-profile moments like the OJ Simpson trial. The conversation also dives into real-world policing challenges, media influence on investigations, and lessons learned from a lifetime on the job.

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