It’s a well-established fact that having good communication skills has a positive impact on relationships. For the law enforcement community, the ability to openly communicate with spouses is critical to maintaining a healthy marriage. Join me for a unique opportunity to hear from Brooke Tuttle, the wife of an Oklahoma State Trooper and a doctoral […]READ MORE

The opening scene in the Bourne Supremacy follows Jason Bourne and a journalist through a deadly game of cat-and-mouse, with a CIA sniper positioned to take orders from the men and women in the control room sitting in front of a bank of CCTV camera footage. At every turn, Jason Bourne instructs the hapless journalist […]READ MORE

There’s an alarming and dangerous trend in police work today that requires our immediate attention: police suicide. Join me and Dr. Katy Kamkar as we dive into this topic with an eye on ways that individuals and organizations can be a part of the solution.

The pictures most prominently painted of police officers today do not reflect compassion. Is this because officers aren’t compassionate? Or is it because officers are learning to set aside compassion and replace it with an emotionless mask? On this episode of the Command Post podcast, I spend some time chatting with Dr. Heath Grant, Assistant […]READ MORE

The policing profession has experienced incredible change over the past couple decades, primarily forced by shifting trends in criminal activity and the advent of terrorism. Adjustments to tracking criminals and additions of virtual policing practices are evidence of the profession’s ability to adapt to meet criminals where they are. Today, crooks are finding it harder […]READ MORE

Research impacts our lives and most of us have no idea it’s even happening. Take the research study conducted by Dr. Christopher Hermann, Assistant Professor in the Law and Police Science Department at John Jay College. His work focused on understanding crime patterns around the subway systems in New York. Having never been on a […]READ MORE

Research impacts our lives and most of us have no idea it’s even happening. Take the research study conducted by Dr. Christopher Hermann, Assistant Professor in the Law and Police Science Department at John Jay College. His work focused on understanding crime patterns around the subway systems in New York. Having never been on a […]READ MORE

In law enforcement, as with other high-stress professions, tragedies happen. The question we should all be asking is, what is the department doing to make sure that it’s not repeating history? If law enforcement organizations turn a blind eye to the events that lead up to tragedy, they lack something that’s fundamental to serving our […]READ MORE

In law enforcement, as with other high-stress professions, tragedies happen. The question we should all be asking is, what is the department doing to make sure that it’s not repeating history? If law enforcement organizations turn a blind eye to the events that lead up to tragedy, they lack something that’s fundamental to serving our […]

Sergeant Ryan returns to the studio to answer your questions! Don’t miss it as he discusses leadership, trauma recovery, integrity, and answers the most popular question of the month: single/not single! Much love and prayers go out to our musical host, Levi Britton. Levi selflessly shares his music with us, even as he struggles with […]READ MORE