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Tuesday June 16th on Police Pod Talk hear from College Basketball Coach Anthony in the Indianapolis area talk about his life as a young man growing up and following the unwritten rules to get by. Anthony will talk about being a mentor to his players and how he is helping them understand what is happening across the country and how  to deal with their feelings and questions before the season starts. Hear Anthony's opinion on how we all can work together to make something positive come out of something negative.  

Monday on Police Pod Talk hear from Fort Wayne Police Officer James as he tells his story about being on the front lines with other officers during the protest in downtown. Officer James will talk about his feelings before, during and after the protest became unsafe and turned violent. Listen as Officer James gives his opinion on how everyone across the country can do just one thing to make things better. You don't want to miss this first-hand account of what it's like being out numbered by an angry group of protesters as they direct their emotions towards you.    

Friday on Police Pod Talk hear from Scott in the Indianapolis area as he talks about the instructions he was given growing up as a young man of color to avoid problems with the police. Scott will talk about his feelings while he marched as a protester in Indianapolis along with what everyone should be doing to make life better no matter what color you are.   

Hear on Police Pod Talk a conversation with Ryan from Colorado as he explains life growing up with a Black father and a Hispanic mother and the instructions he was given on how to survive as a man of color.  Ryan gives a different view on how we all can fix the lack of communication that has been going on for years.  Ryan will also give us a lesson on how to find the answers in the Bible and a history lesson on how the country was founded with words right out of the Constitution.

On Police Pod Talk hear from Stacy, out of the Indianapolis area, as she describes what it was like growing up as a black female living in a wealthy white area and still being treated differently because of the color of her skin.  Stacy explains as she moved into the work force, she still had to deal with subtle comments from white coworkers as they attempted to make her fit into their stereotypical beliefs of people of color. Listen as Stacy explains, as an educator, how she and her staff  work to promote knowledge as power to overcome what people may perceive you to be.

Police Pod Talk is still taking phone calls from people who want to express their feelings about what is going on across the country and around the World.   Today you will hear from Chelsea Easter out of the Indianapolis area, as she explains her family history and gives reasons as to why people of color have responded with anger and destruction.  Chelsea also gives us a history lesson on Malcolm X and Martin Luther King along with sharing how she plans on helping young black high school students understand what exactly they are seeing.

Welcome to the first show of the 2nd season of Police Pod Talk! With social distancing still being observed, listen to the crew as they talk about how their lives have changed during the Corona Virus Pandemic and the impact it has had on Law Enforcement around the World.  Hear as they discuss the good and the bad that has come out of working from home and on line learning.

Police Pod Talk speaks with Jocelynn, a college student from Michigan, who explains why her age group is almost numb to the countless scenes of Police brutality and murders that take place on Social Media or Television.  Jocelynn explains the different approach her friends are taking to help people of all colors come together, understand their differences and hopefully by voting for the right people they can make a change.  

Danielle from Ohio speaks about her life growing up in a small town and moving to the large city of New York and seeing the different cultures and races intermingling and getting along just fine.  Now that Danielle has moved back to her small town and witnessing the events unfold across the nation, she expresses her fears and concerns as to why she is worried about the future for her biracial son as he grows up to become a young man of color in America.

Hear Police Pod Talk's candid conversation with a mother, wife, daughter, friend and business owner about the safety of her children, her husband and her community with what is going on across the country. Jessica Shannon shares her deepest fears and her heartfelt desires for solutions to the hate and racism that is pulling this country apart.