In this powerful episode, Dr. Glenn Davis, DHSc., Paramedic — former firefighter-paramedic and now ETMS Regional Peer Mentor — shares his deeply personal journey from years on the frontlines and the weight of accumulated trauma to finding real relief through EEG-guided transcranial magnetic stimulation (ETMS).

Dr. Davis explains how ETMS works — a drug-free, painless, and non-invasive treatment that uses electromagnetic pulses to retrain brain activity — and how it transformed his life. From improved sleep and reduced PTSD symptoms to clearer thinking and enhanced performance, his story highlights what’s possible when the right care meets the right time.

Backed by real-world results, ETMS has shown significant improvements in conditions like PTSD, anxiety, insomnia, and depression compared to standard treatments — offering new hope for those who have struggled in silence.

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Whether you’re on the frontlines or supporting someone who is, this episode is a must-listen on resilience, recovery, and taking that first step toward a brighter future.

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In this episode of Street Tales, retired deputy Mo and co-hosts share raw, on-the-job stories: breaking up schoolyard fights, radio etiquette under stress, and a tense vehicle pursuit.

The main stories include a chaotic house fight where a deputy fought multiple family members, a domestic incident where a wife allegedly struck her husband with a hammer, and another where a father threatened his family with a knife while children watched.

They discuss interviewing young witnesses, the challenges of charging domestic violence and child-abuse-related counts, and the emotional and procedural strains officers face in these high-stakes calls.

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On this episode of the Street Tales Podcast, Tyler & Mo take you behind the scenes of real law enforcement true-crime calls, pulling back the curtain on what really happens after the lights and sirens fade.

From battling night-shift fatigue to navigating the mental grind of report writing at 3 a.m., the guys mix candid conversation with gritty, first-hand storytelling from the front lines.

Featured stories include two brothers locked in a violent cycle of repeat domestic fights — escalating to aggravated assault with weapons involving a knife, a screwdriver, and even a pellet gun reportedly pumped 15 times. In another call, what starts as a machete attack quickly erupts into a chaotic multi-person brawl. Tyler & Mo break down how deputies make arrest decisions in volatile moments, manage mountains of paperwork, and handle the frustrating reality of repeat domestic violence offenders.

This is the raw side of policing — the exhaustion, the split-second decisions, and the human side of the badge.

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In this episode of Street Tales, we sit down with Tim Parkhurst, CEO of the Marine Corps Scout Sniper Heritage Foundation, to talk about a life shaped by service, sacrifice, and purpose. Tim shares his upbringing, his remarkable 25-year Marine Corps career, and the journey that led him to champion the effort to build the Marine Scout Sniper War Memorial. Along the way, he reflects on his family’s deep military roots, growing up attending 13 different schools, stepping away from the Corps, and ultimately returning to continue serving in some of the military’s most demanding communities.

Tim also takes us inside the history and legacy of the Marine scout sniper community, explaining why the program has been disbanded and reinstated over the years, what makes its heritage worth preserving, and how the foundation is working to bring this memorial to life through fundraising and public support. He opens up about the transition from active duty to nonprofit leadership, the role family has played through every chapter of his life, and why this mission has become so personal to him.

This is a conversation about legacy, service, resilience, and remembrance—and about what it means to keep history alive for future generations.

To support the Scout Sniper Heritage Foundation and learn more about the Scout Sniper War Memorial, visit Tim’s organization online. One featured opportunity is their raffle for an all-expenses-paid trip for two to hunt Roe, Fallow, and Red Deer in Northern England, with ticket sales ending March 16 and the drawing on March 17.

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This week on Street Tales, CFP® Brandon Ngai joins us for a powerful and practical conversation on retirement planning tailored specifically for first responders and public servants.

From understanding how pensions fit into your long-term strategy to breaking down Roth vs. traditional tax options, Brandon walks us through the financial building blocks that can protect your future. We cover essential topics like insurance planning, HSAs, emergency funds, investment fundamentals, and smart catch-up strategies for those getting a later start.

We also dive into the behavioral side of money — how to think about spending in retirement, distribution planning, choosing the right financial advisor, and making sure your family is protected no matter what the future holds.

If you wear the badge or serve your community, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

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In this episode the hosts revisit true crime cases from their days as deputies, sharing three vivid calls: a 3:15 AM burglary where a man was found in a homeowner's garage and car, a rare cat burglar who stole a Tiffany eyeglass case from a sleeping student, and a volatile domestic incident involving an injunction and arrests.

They walk through the scene details, interviews, evidence processing, and court outcomes, highlighting how reports, training, and on‑the‑job experience shape police response.

Throughout, the hosts reflect on the unpredictability of such calls and the practical realities behind procedural decisions.

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In this episode of Street Tales, host(s) sit down with Amanda Dozanti (AK) for a raw and deeply personal conversation pulled straight from the realities of the job. In the attached interview audio, Amanda opens up about her path into law enforcement, the intensity of undercover work and patrol duty, and the long-term toll that chronic stress can quietly take on first responders over time.

AK shares the moments that shaped her career—and the turning point that ultimately led her to step away from active duty. Throughout the episode, the conversation highlights the slow-burning effects of burnout and the warning signs that many in the profession ignore until it’s too late: emotional exhaustion, cynicism, isolation, and losing a sense of purpose.

This episode goes beyond the badge, focusing on what healing actually looks like. Amanda breaks down practical steps toward recovery, including stabilizing sleep and the nervous system, reducing harmful coping habits, rebuilding relationships, restoring financial stability, and redefining identity beyond the uniform.

Whether you're in law enforcement, fire, EMS, corrections—or someone who supports a first responder—this episode is a must-listen.

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📲 Instagram: @akdozanti

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In this episode of Street Tales, the hosts revisit a 2015 domestic violence call where a deputy forced entry after a neighbor reported a violent altercation. The suspect escaped by jumping through a second-story window, leading to a warrant, legal questions, and reflections on training and body cams.

The episode explores the emotional toll of repeated DV calls, the nuances of police procedure, and how evidence and witness accounts shape justice.

Takeaways: Bystanders matter—neighbor intervention can create a rescue window. Trust audible distress; call for help rather than “waiting it out.” Documentation matters—photos, written statements, and contemporaneous notes. Resources (US): National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233; in immediate danger call 911. If you hear something like this tonight, don’t debate it alone—call.

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In this powerful episode, former New York corrections officer Janelle Thomas shares her remarkable journey from working inside maximum-security women’s prisons to serving as a care coordinator at the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay. Drawing from firsthand experience, Janelle offers an unfiltered look at life in the corrections academy, the realities of women’s correctional facilities, and the role of mental health programming behind the walls.

Janelle also speaks candidly about the often-overlooked challenges first responders face after leaving the profession. She opens up about seeking help, experiencing homelessness following retirement, and how resources like 2-1-1 and peer support networks can be lifesaving bridges to stability and recovery for those in crisis.

This episode is an honest, hopeful conversation about resilience, accountability, and the importance of accessible support for first responders navigating life beyond the badge.

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