A sought-after voice in global media, Leo has shared his story with Univision, Game of Crimes, and more. Now on The Right to Remain Silent, the former DEA Agent and author of Reign of Terror offers a gripping look at the cartel fight and the lessons he carries from the frontlines.

Jack McFarland discusses highlights from his career as a DEA Special Agent.

Wesley Tabor dedicated over 35 years to law enforcement, nearly 25 with DEA. His career took him from shootouts as a Florida deputy, to drug investigations in the Midwest, to international operations against cartels like MS-13, CJNG, and the Sinaloa Cartel. His perspective highlights not only the dangers of organized crime, but also the resilience and dedication required to confront it.

Respect and communication can make or break an investigation. Former cooperators Margarito “Jay” Flores, a distributor for Chapo Guzman and the Sinaloa Cartel, and Ben Freedland separately share their experiences working with law enforcement after arrest, and the lessons they learned that can benefit the police.

William Peterson discusses his 23-year FBI career on the front lines of counterterrorism and cybercrime. Working internationally in Greece, Switzerland, and Pakistan, he helped capture Sajid Mir, mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, and Russian cybercriminal Vladislav Kliushin. Listen in as he discusses so much more!

Retired Tucson PD homicide detective Bill Hanson shares lessons from countless death investigations, cold cases, and his appearances on A&E’s The First 48—revealing how detectives turn chaos into court-ready justice.  

With over 40 years dedicated to law enforcement and the pursuit of justice, Jimmy Stewart’s career stretched from Boston patrols to international narcotics investigations. Serving as a Police Officer, U.S. Customs Inspector, Special Agent, and State Investigator- his work ethic and professionalism earned the respect of colleagues everywhere. Listen as he shares from a lifetime of experiences.

Austin Barrett—Big 12 offensive lineman and Criminal Justice major—shares how faith, discipline, and dedication shape his path from the gridiron toward a career in law enforcement.

In this episode, Carter County, Missouri Deputy Sheriff Brigg Pierson, shares the story of being shot multiple times in the line of duty in 2019.Brigg shares how a routine day turned into a deadly ambush—and the long road back. This is a raw, firsthand look at surviving gunfire and living with the scars that followed.

Dr. Jeffrey Meldrum—one of the world’s foremost authorities on Sasquatch—joins the show to examine the scientific evidence and the legal questions that could follow its discovery. Would Sasquatch be protected by law? Could harming one be a crime? How should evidence be handled? And where do science and law enforcement intersect when legend meets reality?