In this episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil interviews former NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert K. Boyce, who shares his journey from policing New York City to producing the true-crime series New York Homicide. Boyce reflects on his 35-year career, highlighting the transformation of the city and the importance of showing the public what real police work looks like. He discusses the show’s current season, which covers intense cases like serial murders, murder-for-hire plots, and transnational crime, emphasizing the emotional toll on detectives and the lasting impact on victims’ families.

The episode also features World Doc Alan Lindemann, who educates listeners on the symptoms, risks, and treatments of STDs like gonorrhea and syphilis, especially regarding their impact on pregnancy and long-term health. Laura White joins to discuss why she teaches organic social media marketing, stressing that understanding your audience deeply is key to creating content that converts. She explains how to strategically test your market, track analytics, and use platforms like TikTok effectively without confusing the algorithm.

Additional guests include Teresa from Innovative Recruitment Solutions, who shares healthcare hiring strategies, and author Alan Boes, who offers a philosophical critique of modern technology and AI. Boes warns of overreliance on tech and emphasizes the irreplaceable value of human creativity and emotion. Finally, Mina provides a historical perspective on the grim state of healthcare in Old England, highlighting the deadly consequences of outdated medical practices. The episode weaves together law enforcement, health, technology, and storytelling for an engaging and thought-provoking listen.