Joining me on this bonus episode  (and the first episode of Season 3 recorded!) is Dr. Chris Haney, a professor at JSU as well as the Under-Grad coordinator and former police officer for over 24 years.  We talk about his experiences in the field, how things have changed, and more!

Btw:  This was the first interview I had ever done, as well as the first episode for Season 3.  A great interview, a bit on the long side but nonetheless a good listen.

In this week's bonus episode, we talk with Kaleb Littlejohn again Joining me again about his director's role at the Center For Best Practices of Law Enforcement (CBPLE), some of the exciting things that are going on, and what the future looks like.

Btw:  This is yet another old recording from the old podcast, just to let you know.

In this week's bonus episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Mr. Kaleb Littlejohn, the director of the CBPLE at JSU.  Tune in as we talk about his career in law enforcement, what leadership looks like, and what qualities a leader should have. Trust me, you don't want to miss this! 

Btw:  You might here some stuff from the old podcast come up so just a head's up;)

You know something a lot of people don't talk about (at least in a positive way) . . . egos.  And you know what people never connect together, pride and ego.  Welp . . . I guess it's time to talk about the grey area between pride and ego . . . something that no one else wants to talk about.

These past two weeks . . . to say the least, have been the hardest two weeks that I've experienced.  This has truly been what Dusty Rhodes called Hard Times.  But, there's always a message from every situation . . . let's see if we can find out what that is.

I was watching videos on Tik Tok when I came across a video asking the question of whether women in relationships can still be single mothers or not.  Here's my reaction/response to said video.

You can listen to this on Tonight's Conversation: Uncut Podcast.

Welcome back to another episode of Th3_Eg0.  Has anyone noticed how a lot of men reference women as females?  Why is that?  You're gonna find out in this episode.