On todays episode, the boys sit down with retired Pomona PD Office Rob McCrary. They dive into Robs upbringing, his father serving in the US Navy and being a part of The Bay of Pigs and the War in Vietnam. They also touch on a couple shooting incidents that Rob was involved in, as well as 2 suicides of not only his father but his wife that he had to get through. Thank you for joining us. And if you or anyone you know is dealing with mental health problems and has thought about hurting yourself, please call the suicide prevention hotline at 988 to speak to someone to get the answers you need. And also reach out to a friend or family. You are not alone.

On today’s episode, the boys sit down with Pomona Sgt. Jerry Uribe. The boys go into Jerrys past, his upbringing, his dad also serving Pomona PD, and the night that Jerrys squad lost their leader Pomona Police Officer Danny Fraembs End of Watch Saturday, May 11, 1996. Jerry also goes into a case that has stuck with him his entire career and how it all came back around as his career comes to a close.

On todays special live recorded episode the boys sat down with Marine Veteran Marco Parada at Evolve Distilling. The boys had the pleasure of interviewing Marco in-front of a live audience. Marco dove into his upbringing, his time in service and how his experience in the military prepared him for fatherhood and marriage. We really enjoyed this experience and look forward to the next one!

This episode is dedicated to Pomona Police Officer Greggory Casillas, End of Watch Friday, March 9, 2018. On todays episode, the boys sit down with Pomona Officer and OIS survivor Alex Nguyen. They dive into Alex’s past, why he became a police officer, serving the community he grew up in, and being a part of a club that only a select few of officers are in. They speak on the the shooting that changed Alex’s life and how going through survivors guilt paved the way to his healing today.

On todays episode the boys sit down with Pomona Officer Prince “Hutch”Hutchinson. They dive into Hutch’s deep ties with the military, his time in the military, and how he has coped with a lot of traumas that came with his combat deployment.

On todays episode, the boys sit down with Army Combat Medic Zach Vrobel. The dive into Zach’s military experience, the different school houses he went through and how a child hood trauma began his mental health to spiral downwards once new stressors were introduced into his life. Zach talks about how he overcame anxiety attacks and what type of therapy worked for him.

On todays episode, the boys sit back down with GSA owner Corey Hostetter to discuss the correlation between physical fitness and mental health. They also share their opinions on overweight military and LEO, and what the standards should be at.

On todays episode, the boys sit down with Marine Corp veteran Henry Nevarez. Henry shares his upbringing and experience not only serving once but serving in the Marine Corp on two different occasions. He goes into his experience on his deployment to Iraq, as well as battling with his demons once he came home and what he did to over come the adversities that he was facing. Henry also speaks on his work that he does with the VA and the different options and programs that the VA offers for those veterans who are seeking assistance or looking for answers. Thank you for joining us and if you feel that you got something out of this episode, please like and share this podcast with someone.

On todays episode, the boys sit down with Mark “Doc” Flores. He is a former Navy Corpsman that spent his entire career attached to Marine Corp units. They dive into Docs experience in the Navy and how that has affected his life today. Doc opens up about currents events that have transpired in his life and how he’s been able to overcome adversities by seeking therapy. Thank you for listening and please share if you feel like you got something out of the episode.

On todays episode, the boys sit down with Marine Corps Veteran Nicky Chartraw. They dive into Nicky’s upbringing, coming out to her family, why she joined the Marine Corps, and some of the struggles that females face serving in the military. Thank you for listening and don’t forget to share this podcast if you feel like you got something out of it.