On this episode of SEBA ON Demand we talk to local comedian Mike Cano. When Mike isn't performing at comedy clubs all across the United States, he is making a positive impact in his community. See why we asked him to perform at our upcoming event for SEBA Members!

You can follow Mike on just about every social media outlet at @mikecanolol

On this episode of SEBA on Demand we talk to 12-year-old Jhala Angelique of Rancho Cucamonga who created the “I Am” campaign after being bullied in school. As part of her campaign she travels around to local schools where she speaks to young students about the harmful effects of bullying.

On this episode of SEBA on Demand we talk to SBCUSD Board of Education Member and Community Leader Dr. Margaret Hill.

On this episode of SEBA ON DEMAND we talk to San Bernardino County Third District Supervisor Dawn Rowe.

On this special edition of SEBA on Demand, Grant Ward responds to last week's attack on our deputy and explains the frightening truth about what constitutes "violent" crime in California.

On this episode of SEBA ON DEMAND, we talk to Sgt. Jerred Besheer of the Sheriff's Athletic Federation (SAF) about the upcoming Mud Run and the overall mission of SAF. #SEBAStrong

On this episode of SEBA on DEMAND, we talk to San Manuel Tribal Leader Rowena Ramos about a wide-ranging number of topics: charitable giving in the community, her great-grandfather Santos San Manuel and basket weaving. #SEBAStrong

On this episode of SEBA on DEMAND, we talk to City of Fontana Mayor Acquanetta Warren who recently joined SEBA and hundreds of peace officers in the State Capitol: “It gave me a chance to understand, even more, the trials and tribulations that all of you are going through. And we as a public, we support you.” #SEBAStrong

On this episode of SEBA on DEMAND, we talk to San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Sergeant and Cannonball Memorial Run Co-Founder Jason Hendrix: “For me, twenty-three years ago, I was shot eight times in the line of duty and I survived. But each and every day there are officers that go to work, put on that uniform and they do not know if they are going to be coming home that night.” #SEBAStrong

On this episode of SEBA on DEMAND, we talk to SEBA Labor Representative Melissa Burroughs:

“The work I do at SEBA is extremely personal for me. I was a Deputy Sheriff for 17 years until I was medically retired in 2016. It was devastating, but it has given me the knowledge and experience to help others. Ultimately, I want our members to know they have resources and that they can call me anytime they have questions, or need help.”