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Ariel, Danny, and Sergio did a Hot Mic Heat episode a while back. The three were just RIFFING around and having fun. The three haven't had a show together in a bit and it was fun to catch up. Hope ya'll enjoy and get some laughs out this episode! WE DO NOT REPRESENT ANY DEPERTMENT. DONT TAKE IT SERIOUS, JUST HAVING FUN!

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Ariel, Danny, and Ish come together to discuss the trauma Law Enforcement and First Responders deal with through the years of working. They discuss the fact that you do not necessarily have to see it first hand to develop trauma. The three speak only on what they have experienced and seen in their combined 65 years of working in one of the largest law enforcement agencies in the US. THESE OPINONS DO NOT REPRESENT ANY DEPARTMENT. EXPLICIT CONTENT. 

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Danny and Ariel have been gone for a minute due to conflicting schedules. They are back on this episode and begin with a bang, partially explaining the other reason why they took a break. The better part of the show is regarding the CA Model from a different angle, the Hot Mic! angle. Keep in mind what is said in any HOT MIC show is solely Danny and Ariel's opinions, not factual, and do not represent anyone nor reflects anyones mission. 

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WE ARE BACK! Listen in as Ariel and Danny fill in what has happened in the last 9 months! No, Danny did not have a baby. 

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Hector Bravo is a combat veteran, former Tactical Commander, and a Lieutenant for the 3rd largest law enforcement agency in the nation. Hector has over 20 years of military and law enforcement experience combined.

Hector comes to the show to speak of his experience in war when he joined the military at 17 years old. He also speaks of issues dealt with while working in law enforcement and it isn't the bad guys. The Hot Mic team and Hector also touch on PTSD and Corrections Fatigue, an ongoing cancer that most of us deal with. 

The live show of this episode had one of the best responses from our viewers. Listen in as we hope you enjoy this episode as well!

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Sergeant Moore gave 24 years to the Dept of Corrections before retiring. He worked various positions around one of the busiest prisons in California, to include investigations. Moore opens up about developing issues with corrections fatigue when working as an officer/sergeant.  

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A workplace can have high morale or LOW morale. Would you be able to guess what type of morale is in a prison environment? Danny and Ariel speak on why low morale may occur and what are some ways to make it a bit better. 

We hope you enjoy it! Give us a rating, much love! 

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It doesn't matter where you work or what position you work. We will always deal with people with the "that's not my job" mindset. Listen in as we discuss some encounters and what type of mindset a new worker has today. 

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Danny, Sergio, and Ariel had a lot of catching up to do. What was suppose to be "that's not my job" topic quickly turned to the longest WOTT (word on the tier) ever! Good content and a lot of  s*it talking. 

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** WARNING ** THIS PARTICULAR EPISODE HAS VULGAR LANGUAGE**

This is part II of phrases and sounds we hear or shouldn't hear while working the line. Host Sergio speaks of "innocent" phrases with double meanings he's heard while in the AIR. Danny and Ariel chime in with the usual silly remarks. 
** HOT MIC HEAT are episodes intended to be funny. A lot of stories are over stretched for your entertainment. 

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