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  • SPOTLIGHT MONDAY: C.O.P.S. 5K

    SPOTLIGHT MONDAY: C.O.P.S. 5K
    2025/02/03

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    1 分
  • SPECIAL EPISODE: National Police Week with C.O.P.S

    SPECIAL EPISODE: National Police Week with C.O.P.S
    2025/01/30
    On today's special episode we meet Jim, retired LEO and former President of C.O.P.S. (Concerns of Police Survivors) Arizona chapter. Through his involvement with C.O.P.S., he shares his personal experiences with National Police Week. Jim breaks down all of the programs and events during National Police Week in Washington, D.C. held in every May. He also explains the tremendous support and services C.O.P.S. provides to the families of Fallen Officers which includes funding each surviving family's attendance at National Police Week. Jim's passion and long term commitment with C.O.P.S. and National Police Week is inspiring and amazing. Working with survivor's families throughout the many programs and retreats, Jim exemplifies the true meaning of a servant's heart. To learn more about C.O.P.S. and upcoming events, please visit www.concernsofpolicesurvivors.org and www.copsarizona.org. So, come ride along with us!
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    43 分
  • SPOTLIGHT MONDAY: Valuing Your Employees

    SPOTLIGHT MONDAY: Valuing Your Employees
    2025/01/27
    On today's Spotlight Monday, we wanted to shine the light on how organizational leaders can retain good employees by making them feel valued. We had an opportunity to delve deep into this topic with our guest Jason, of Episode 64. Jason, a law enforcement agency leader himself, shared what he observed and learned about appreciating employees throughout his 25+ years of service. Between his own personal experiences being supervised, to those who mentored him, and to the good leaders who influenced him and the choices he made as a leader, Jason shared a few examples of what he learned from those who demonstrated great leadership moments.For more information and resources, visit us at ridealongchronicles.com and be sure to catch us on the next ride!
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    5 分
  • The Other F Word

    The Other F Word
    2025/01/15
    Welcome 2025! This is the third year of our podcast, and we are excited to review where we’ve been and where we're going. Over the past three years we've met amazing people and have learned so many interesting things that not only challenged us but have also enlightened us. Reflecting on past interviews we talked about feelings that were brought up after our interviews with our guests and about challenges experienced. Recognizing we were more transactional in our interview style we decided this year we would dig more into the feeling part. We have so much to learn and share with this new year so come ride along with us!
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    20 分
  • SPECIAL EPISODE: Sandor & the FOP

    SPECIAL EPISODE: Sandor & the FOP
    2024/12/18
    On today's special episode, we meet Sandor who will share his knowledge about the benefits and services of the National Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), and its many state and local chapter lodges. As the Phoenix FOP Lodge #2 trustee, Sandor will also share what he has experienced being a law enforcement officer for over 30+ years and his passion for helping others officers through the FOP. So come ride along with us!
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    47 分
  • The Value of Good Leadership

    The Value of Good Leadership
    2024/11/20
    Our guest today, Jason, shares his professional journey for over 25 years as a police officer, and later, as an agency leader. He discusses the importance of organizations actually caring about their employees and how it can help them retain good people. He explains what he learned about valuing employees and the importance of leaders being ambassadors to wellness. This included his own personal experiences as a leader as well as good leaders who influenced him and the choices he made as a supervisory. Thanks for riding along with us today! For more information and resources please visit us at www.ridealongchronicles.com AND be sure to catch us on the next ride!!!
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  • Revisiting The Invisible Ones

    Revisiting The Invisible Ones
    2024/11/06
    Today, in honor of Child Safety and Protection Month AND National Family Week, we wanted to revisit a topic we discussed with Monica in Episode 4 that often goes unnoticed when discussing the challenges of living in first responder families. They are the children of first responders; the invisible ones who often hear and see everything first responder couples share including the dark, scary and chaotic parts of this career. These children often experience emotional and physical reactions that go unseen and sometimes untreated for years. We have heard this from some first responder families over the past few years. In addition, we have learned that oftentimes first responders have a difficult time parenting and are blamed for being too protective and strict. However, these children don’t understand and are not explained that it’s likely because of the dangerous world their FR parent experiences everyday. Monica really put this topic into perspective for us. It reminded us all as first responder parents what our children may be experiencing and showed us the importance of ensuring that our children feel emotionally safe and not just physically. So come ride along with us!
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  • SPECIAL EPISODE: Jeff's Addiction and Sobriety

    SPECIAL EPISODE: Jeff's Addiction and Sobriety
    2024/10/09
    Today's Special Episode is still so sensitive and taboo amongst the first responder career. As you know we have learned about addiction and addiction recovery from some of our past guests, and how it impacted their personal and professional lives. However, our guest today's personal addiction journey is actually very enlightening and inspiring. Jeff, a 22-year veteran law enforcement officer, will share his battle with addiction during his career, the impact it had on his family, and how he ultimately overcame it. His passion for sharing his story in the hopes that it will help others in this struggle, led to his the publishing of his first book, "Sober from Sin." It chronicles the source of his issues to include his career and childhood traumas, and the ugly side of his struggles. We are eager to hear about Jeff's recovery journey and his book can help others. So, come ride along with us! To reach Jeff and find his book visit www.thejefffields.com and https://linktr.ee/1333consulting
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    58 分