On this week's episode, Josh sits down with retired Seargent Sam Winkler to discuss his own personal mental health struggles as an officer as well as how life changes once you retire from your longest job.

Josh sits down with Russ to talk about mental health as a firefighter.

On this week's episode, Josh sits down with Katt Kelson, a local dispatcher. They discuss the stresses of taking calls they will never get the answers to. As well as the emotional things dispatchers hear and how they serve their community from behind the phone call.

Current South Jordan City Manager, retired fire chief, and law enforcement officer, Gary Whatcott sits down with his son Josh Whatcott on this week's episode. They discuss both the past and the present situations surrounding law enforcement and mental health. Both impacting the community and the families of those who wear the badge. 

In this week's episode, Josh sits down with our owner and chief psychologist, Dr. Brian Partridge. After starting the business 7 years ago, Dr. Partridge has enjoyed working with local and non-local agencies in the midwest. Him and Josh discuss the history of the business as well as the importance of mental health in Law Enforcement.

This week Josh sits down with Ashley Carruba, a former first responder dispatcher and a spouse of a current officer. They discuss the struggles of being married to an officer as well as the scenarios you encounter being the person on the other end of a crisis call. 

This week Josh Whatcott sits down with the mayor of Riverton, Utah, Trent Staggs. They discuss the culture surrounding law enforcement and the impact it has on a city.

Josh sits down with Luis Lovato to discuss his experience in law enforcement and his personal struggles.

In this week's episode Josh sits down with local Utah news reporter Alex Cabrero. They discuss the highs and lows of mental health.