In Episode 34, CJ and Tanner are on location at the Police Conference of New York's Annual Seminar at the Turning Stone Resort in Verona New York. The Police Conference of New York (PCNY) is an umbrella organization that represents over 50,000 police officers throughout NYS. Member unions come from village, town, county, city, statewide and multi-state jurisdictional police jobs representing a unity of law enforcement unions. In this episode we hear from several union leaders from across NYS and NAPO (National Association of Police Organizations) to discuss the value of umbrella organizations and some of the local issues each individual president is addressing for his membership. We also hear from the NYS Comptroller, Tom DiNapoli, after he addressed all attendees about the status of the NYS Pension Fund.

In Episode 33, CJ and Tanner are joined by Jim Mazzarella. Jim is the Suffolk County Legislator representing the 3rd legislative district. Jim is also the Secretary-Treasurer of the Long Island Public Service Employees Union Local 342.

In episode 32, CJ and Tanner are joined by Errol Toulon. Errol is the Suffolk County Sheriff. Errol began his law enforcement career as a New York City Corrections Officer. Errol also previously worked as a batboy for the New York Yankees.

In Episode 31, CJ and Tanner are joined by Joe DeStefano. Joe is the New York State Assemblyman representing the 3rd district. Joe has also been elected as the Commissioner of the Medford Fire Department. Joe is a member of several Assembly committees including the Government Employees and Labor committees.

In Episode 30, CJ and Tanner are joined by Jesse Garcia. Jesse is the Chairman of the Brookhaven Town and Suffolk County Republican Committees. As committee chairman, Jesse has a leadership role in selecting candidates, developing campaign strategies and leading political operations of the Republican Party.

In Episode 29, CJ and Tanner are joined by Michael Durso. Michael is a New York State Assemblyman who sits on several committees, including the Labor and Transportation Committees. Michael has sponsored several pieces of legislation that would benefit public safety. As a Massapequa resident, Michael has been a loud voice on many community and school issues, proudly representing his constituents.

In Episode 28, CJ and Tanner are joined by Tricia Mullen. Tricia's husband, Stephen Mullen, was a Suffolk County Police Detective who responded to ground zero at the World Trade Center on 9/11/01. Stephen later developed a 9/11 related illness and passed away due to his illness on 12/7/18. Tricia is now the President of the Concerns Of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.) Metro NY Chapter, an organization whose mission is to rebuild shattered lives of survivors and co-workers affected by line of duty deaths, through partnerships with law enforcement and the community.

In Episode 27, CJ and Tanner are joined by Louis Tutone. Lou is a retired police officer from the Suffolk County Police Department and the former 1st Vice President of the Suffolk PBA. He spent the majority of his career looking out for the members of the department, and he continues that mission today as Chairman of the Suffolk County Police Foundation.

In Episode 26, CJ and Tanner are joined by Ed Romaine. Ed is the Suffolk County Executive, essentially serving as the CEO of the county. Ed has previously served his community in many capacities, notably as the Brookhaven Town Supervisor, Suffolk County Clerk, and as a Suffolk County Legislator.

In Episode 25, CJ and Tanner are joined by Dominick Thorne. Dominick is a lifelong resident of Long Island with nearly 3 decades of service to local fire and EMS services. Dominick currently represents Suffolk County's 7th District and is serving his second term in the legislature. He also chairs the committee for Fire, Rescue, Emergency Medical Services, and Preparedness.