On today's episode the cop and the criminal discuss whether or not Steele has found love. They also discuss whether or not they believe cops should be criminally charged for not turning on their body cams while also discussing whether or not they think kids should be returning back to school. Also, Tik Tok super star Cory Crawford joins Zach to tell us his story of his battle with addiction that nearly left him dead. He accounts the day he decided to get sober and just how he did it. Cory's Tik Tok: @trysomeoneelseCory's Instagram: @trysomeonelse1125For Cops, Criminals and Commandos shirts and hats visit rurallifeapparel.com Click the "shop" tab then click on the cops, criminals and commandos tab.Episode 12 link on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evQre8t12vw

This week you'll get "The Cop and the Criminal" all to yourselves with no guest! They talk about a situation an officer was involved in sometime ago in Oklahoma. They talk about the recent hot topic of Wayfair and tell a few stories from their past together. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7aVjHMuYRbxLSKz8Kw-enw?view_as=subscriberT-Shirts and Hats: https://rurallifeapparel.com/

Zach and Steele discuss the incident that happened at Grace Baptist Church and whether or not seat belts should be illegal. Joe Stone also came on the show to tell us about his past in the military and discuss his current position as head of operations of Jam Street Media.

This is Steele's first episode as Co-host so him and Zach debate whether Machine Gun Kelly is overall more talented than Eminem. They also debate whether the black national anthem should be played before the NFL games. They then interview Dr. Rev. Timothy Todd who was in the army and did time in the infamous prison "Leavenworth" for theft. Dr. Rev. Todd accounts how he turned his life around and has become an Author of over 6 books to date.

James Parrish who did 12 years in prison for aggravated manslaughter joins Zee to tell his story and talk about how he came out on top. James also talks about the current events going on between the black community and police. Don't miss inspiring episode that shows two people from two different backgrounds can join together for a civil discussion on how to tackle police and civilian relations!

In this Episode Zee talks about how Tekashi 69's decision to "rat" on members of the blood gang will effect his future. Zee reads a fan submitted story from a reformed criminal and also interviews Corporal "Castro" from the U.S. Marines regarding his time he spent in Iraq.

In this intro episode "Zee" breaks down the layout of what to expect from the podcast week to week. Zee also introduces you to current law enforcement administrator "Producer Bee". Zee also gives his opinion on the current Ahmaud Arbery case. Contact us at [email protected]