45 episodis
Papa Tango Sierra Delta Larry Peyton
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Papa Tango Sierra Delta is the phonetic spelling of PTSD. This psychiatric injury, which may occur in people who have experienced or witnessed a traumatic event, series of events or set of circumstances, is up to five (5) times more common in first responders. Due to fears of stigmas, stereotypes, negative repercussions at the workplace, inclusive of being discharged, and a plethora of other reasons, many feel alone and acutely uncomfortable about speaking out; this has led to a suicide epidemic. The Papa Tango Sierra Delta podcast journals the journey, thoughts & experiences of an active, senior police officer who has been diagnosed with Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD), as well as the stories shared by fellow struggling members of the military, police, fire, EMS, dispatch, corrections, nursing, search & rescue, and other law enforcement, public safety & healthcare professionals.
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Episode 41: Maybe It's Not a Disorder...
Welcome to the first unedited, single-take recording into the depths of my mind. Hopefully you enjoy the journey... regardless, there will be no refunds.
***WARNING: this podcast contains graphic content that may be disturbing or triggering to some listeners. Discretion is advised.***
Support the show
The Papa Tango Sierra Delta online store: https://papatangosierradelta.square.site/
Featuring the song "Don't Go Away" by Streets of Hastings.
Please take a moment to rate and/or review the show!
You can find more about Larry and the show at:
Instagram: @ptsd_podcast
FaceBook: ptsdpodcast
YouTube: papatangosierradelta
Linktree: @ptsdpodcast
Email: papatangosierradeltapodcast@gmail.com
Struggling with PTSD? Want to join me for an episode? Want to share your thoughts about the show? Reach out to me at one of the above media addresses! -
Episode 40: The Tetz Offensive
Police operations dispatcher. Domestic abuse victim. National paraplegic athlete. Stacey Tetz has consistently found a way to break through each obstacle put in front of her.
***WARNING: this podcast contains graphic content that may be disturbing or triggering to some listeners. Discretion is advised.***
Support the show
The Papa Tango Sierra Delta online store: https://papatangosierradelta.square.site/
Featuring the song "Don't Go Away" by Streets of Hastings.
Please take a moment to rate and/or review the show!
You can find more about Larry and the show at:
Instagram: @ptsd_podcast
FaceBook: ptsdpodcast
YouTube: papatangosierradelta
Linktree: @ptsdpodcast
Email: papatangosierradeltapodcast@gmail.com
Struggling with PTSD? Want to join me for an episode? Want to share your thoughts about the show? Reach out to me at one of the above media addresses! -
Episode 39: 10-33 & 50% of the RCMP
Nathan Kapler, medically-retired Mountie and host of the Ten-Thirty Three podcast, shares his journey from joining the Force at a young age, recognising something was mentally wrong at only two years service, his requests for help, his battle to find sobriety, his twelve years of service, his retirement, and the story behind his podcast, which has been vocalising the realities of PTSD since 2021.
***WARNING: this podcast contains graphic content that may be disturbing or triggering to some listeners. Discretion is advised.***
Support the show
The Papa Tango Sierra Delta online store: https://papatangosierradelta.square.site/
Featuring the song "Don't Go Away" by Streets of Hastings.
Please take a moment to rate and/or review the show!
You can find more about Larry and the show at:
Instagram: @ptsd_podcast
FaceBook: ptsdpodcast
YouTube: papatangosierradelta
Linktree: @ptsdpodcast
Email: papatangosierradeltapodcast@gmail.com
Struggling with PTSD? Want to join me for an episode? Want to share your thoughts about the show? Reach out to me at one of the above media addresses! -
Episode 38: In Service to Others at Our Own Expense
At 18 years old, Evan Birch began his career with emergency services in Alberta. Twenty years later, after saving countless lives and not yet the ripe old age of 40, he has learned to not only accept his PTSD diagnosis, but how to "run" the gauntlets imposed by the injury.
Evan joins the show to discuss a little about his pre-PTSD journey, with more focus about his work to mitigate the symptoms by facing them head on and engaging in ultra running. Learn also why he'll never again ask someone how they are feeling...
***WARNING: this podcast contains graphic content that may be disturbing or triggering to some listeners. Discretion is advised.***
Connect with Evan and follow his journey of ultra running, alongside his passion for mental health advocacy through his connection with Bigger Than The Trail. ***Documentary to be released in Spring 2024***
Instagram: @ultrabirch
E-Mail: ultrabirch@shaw.ca
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@ultrabirch
Support the show
The Papa Tango Sierra Delta online store: https://papatangosierradelta.square.site/
Featuring the song "Don't Go Away" by Streets of Hastings.
Please take a moment to rate and/or review the show!
You can find more about Larry and the show at:
Instagram: @ptsd_podcast
FaceBook: ptsdpodcast
YouTube: papatangosierradelta
Linktree: @ptsdpodcast
Email: papatangosierradeltapodcast@gmail.com
Struggling with PTSD? Want to join me for an episode? Want to share your thoughts about the show? Reach out to me at one of the above media addresses! -
Episode 37: Removing Her Armour
Patty Smith joined the reg forces at a time there were not many other women in the Army. At 30 years service - experiencing misogyny and traumatic memories of driving amongst land mines in the fields of Bosnia - and just days away from retirement, she was ordered to be assessed for potential mental health injuries.
Medically retired, hospitalised as a result of domestic violence, and in the process of distancing herself from her biological family, everything in her life rapidly about-faced.
This Canadian Armed Forces veteran shares the ups and downs of her ongoing journey, as well as her advice for others who are struggling.
***WARNING: this podcast contains graphic content that may be disturbing or triggering to some listeners. Discretion is advised.***
Support the show
The Papa Tango Sierra Delta online store: https://papatangosierradelta.square.site/
Featuring the song "Don't Go Away" by Streets of Hastings.
Please take a moment to rate and/or review the show!
You can find more about Larry and the show at:
Instagram: @ptsd_podcast
FaceBook: ptsdpodcast
YouTube: papatangosierradelta
Linktree: @ptsdpodcast
Email: papatangosierradeltapodcast@gmail.com
Struggling with PTSD? Want to join me for an episode? Want to share your thoughts about the show? Reach out to me at one of the above media addresses! -
Episode 36: God Made Me a Sheepdog
At 13 years old, he used cocaine with his drug-addicted dad. In high school, he kicked ass on the football field.
Then he joined the United States Marine Corps and later served in Desert Storm (Kuwait), where he witnessed the horrors of war.
When he came home and struggled with operational stress injuries, he found God.
Meet Greg Munck, a USMC combat-promoted veteran, diagnosed with PTSD, who founded The Guide Soldier Foundation to help fight the suicide epidemic of his brothers and sisters, became a pastor, and authored The Guide: Surviving, War-fighting, Peacemaking.
***WARNING: this podcast contains graphic content that may be disturbing or triggering to some listeners. Discretion is advised.***
Support the show
The Papa Tango Sierra Delta online store: https://papatangosierradelta.square.site/
Featuring the song "Don't Go Away" by Streets of Hastings.
Please take a moment to rate and/or review the show!
You can find more about Larry and the show at:
Instagram: @ptsd_podcast
FaceBook: ptsdpodcast
YouTube: papatangosierradelta
Linktree: @ptsdpodcast
Email: papatangosierradeltapodcast@gmail.com
Struggling with PTSD? Want to join me for an episode? Want to share your thoughts about the show? Reach out to me at one of the above media addresses!
Ressenyes del públic
You have got to listen to this show!
I don’t write reviews. What I listen to is Private. My business. But this show is that important! If you have been diagnosed if PTSD, or if someone who loves you says you might have PTSD, or if that little voice in your head says you might have PTSD - and especially if you don’t believe any of it - you really need to listen to this show. These are people who have been there, done that, and maybe you might recognize yourself in their accounts. And the host, Larry, does such a great job of listening and asking the questions you would ask if you were sitting and listening too. No judgment. No psych babble. Be kind to yourself and listen. And use what you learn to take better care of yourself. And then spread the word. Good mental health support is too important to keep to yourself.
The brutal truth
I was told to give this podcast a listen by a fellow Paramedic very shortly after my diagnosis with PTSD. Being new to this world…. I was lost. I still feel lost to be honest, but listening to Larry and his guests showed me that I wasn’t alone as much as I thought. So much resonates with me, I felt a small weight off my shoulders after the first episode. Then, like any amazing tv series, I binged it all until I was caught up. It was the first time I felt not alone. Thank you Larry for being such a warrior, a hero and a true inspiration to us all. IGY6
Totally hooked!
Thank you Larry for stepping up and being our voice and for making us not feel so alone in the world! IGY6!