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Monday on Police Pod Talk hear Sam and Mackenzie discuss their views and opinions after watching the movie American Skin. This father daughter team took Police Pod Talk up on their challenge and after viewing the movie, had an eye opening experience that they enjoyed sharing with the host and now with you.

Monday on Police Pod Talk you will hear a conversation with Tanisha Jackson about her view on the Black Lives Matter Protests and the attack on Capital Hill.  Tanisha gives her opinion on Protesters in both incidents and who the blame should fall on. Tanisha also talks about who she voted for and why along with her concerns with President Elect Biden's agenda.

Happy New Year! And "Here We Go, Here We Go" starting a new year with Police Pod Talk.  If you've ever wondered why Pawn Shops are in existence and how Police Detectives find stolen property, take a listen to Detective Joe Lyon as he explains his job as the Pawn Shop Detective.  Joe will discuss his career and give pointers on how to protect your property and who the likely suspects are when your property comes up missing and ends up at a Pawn Shop.  

Monday on Police Pod Talk hear from Asst. Principal, Austin Inge, out of Indianapolis IN with Victory College Prep Academy as he talks about the struggles of teaching virtual and in the classroom during this Pandemic. Austin will explain the changes that the students are dealing with, why a lot of the parents are having issues with the decisions that are being made and what impact it is having on the students who are involved in extra curricular activities.  Austin will give his view as a parent with 3 kids learning from home, a teacher and a husband who also has to juggle a schedule with a working wife. Austin will also provide helpful advise on how we all can make it through this.

If you have ever wanted to work in Law Enforcement but not as a Police Officer, listen to Monday's conversation on PolicePodTalk with Laboratory Manager, Eric Black with the Fort Wayne Police Department. Eric will explain his career going from Patrolman to the Crime Lab and what it takes to find someone with just a partial finger print. Eric will let you know if what you see on your favorite TV crime show is real or not.  

Monday on Police Pod Talk, University of Indianapolis student, Victoria Miller, turns the tables on Police Pod Talk Host, Cleveland.  Victoria interviews Cleveland on his life growing up, going to school, becoming a Police Officer, his race and when Cleveland noticed he was a person of color. Hear Cleveland's answers and you decide if Victoria should receive an "A" on her class paper.  

Monday on Police Pod Talk Pastor Doug Croucher from Concordia Lutheran School and Church has a conversation with Police Pod Talk Host, Cleveland, about what he has shared with his congregation when it comes to the issues we are all struggling with today as we try to understand what the Bible says. Pastor Doug will give his personal opinion on what is needed for us to heal as a society and what it will take to move forward. Pastor Doug will also answer the question, would Jesus have attended a protest march for George Floyd.       

Monday on Police Pod Talk hear from front line nurse, Heather Wood, about the pandemic numbers increasing and what the nurses and doctors are seeing.  Nurse Wood will let us know if what we are hearing on the news about the virus numbers is true or not.  Nurse Wood also shares the struggles of everyone still fighting the virus and what we should be doing to help control the spread.  Nurse Wood shares advice on ways to stay physically and mentally healthy as we get into the cold and flu season.

Monday's conversation with Pastor Paul Offhaus from St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church is sponsored by West Central Coffee Shop, "Our Neighborhood Coffee Shop"  located at 1006 Broadway Ave. in Fort Wayne, IN. Pastor Paul will share with everyone how he and his church members are getting along during this pandemic. Words of wisdom on the injustices happening to our brothers and sisters around the world along with what the Bible tells us about times like this and where our help comes from.      

Monday on Police Pod Talk hear a conversation with Fort Wayne Firefighter, Merrell Arrington, on his life growing up and how he could have easily chosen the wrong path. He tells of the people who helped him along the way to make better choices and how a phone call from his wife, while at work, set his life on the road to his 14 years as a Firefighter.  Merrell also shares a funny memory of his time working for a Lawn Service.