Brad and Austin speak on Alcoholics Anonymous as a resource for First Responders struggling with Substance Abuse. They take the time to explain both the negatives and the positives, and what the 12 steps are about

Back by popular demand...our friend Rob comes on to share his experience and opinions

We pause for a minute and reflect on this year's podcasts. We've had some great guests this year, and we want to take a moment to say how thankful we are to them, and to our listeners.

Lisa served in the Salt Lake City Police Department for over 30 years. Her story is one of pain and suffering but is also one of triumph.

As Police week is coming up, we talk about our own needs and how we view the importance of therapy

Sherri Martin serves as FOP National Director of Wellness Services. Sheri served most of her 23-year police career at the Charleston Police Department in South Carolina, where she achieved the rank of Lieutenant. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a Master of Arts degree in Clinical Counseling from the Citadel, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Forensic Psychology from John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Tyler is the admissions director at Chateau Recovery. He comes on to talk about his life and journey through recovery and how he ended up helping First Responders get into treatment

Lou is the program director for Chateau Recovery. After serving in the middle east he struggled to find direction and purpose. Check out how he became involved in First Responder and veteran treatment

It's been a tough week for your hosts. Listen into the struggle that we see in our side of the mental health challenges First Responders and veterans face.

Vickie Speed is the widow of Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Detective Mitch Speed, who succumbed to job-related cancer in 2018. After her experience dealing with departmental benefits, worker’s comp, attorneys, and medical treatments, Vickie realized she needed to assist other law enforcement families who also have heard the words, you have cancer. Check out her website https://bluecancerconnect.org/