Moving Forward TimBrodie
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- 社会/文化
A podcast about community, relationships and caring.
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Episode 23 - Sandra McNaughton
Sandra is a wonkderful woman who spent 25 years as a member of the RCMP. She started in front line policing where she learned her basic skills, spent some time in traffic (where you would have been lucky to have been stopped by her), but really found her place working to protect children. When it comes to defending the most vulnerable in our community, Sandra has earned her title as hero.
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Episode 22 - Dan McNaughton
Dan is a veteran of the RCMP, and so much more. He started out his life of service with the Volunteer Fire Department before spending almost 36 years working within a police environment. He's put his name forward for provincial government and worked as a truck driver during the Covid pandemic when he saw the need to keep goods moving through our country. His life is a stellar example of putting community ahead of self.
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Episode 21 - Gloria McCluskey
Gloria McCluskey. Gloria is a biological mother to four children and a proud grandmother of 8. But when it comes to maternal affection she his a mother to a whole community. She’s spent a lifetime serving the community of Dartmouth, including over two decades as a municipal politician. Prior to the amalgamation of Dartmouth into the Halifax Regional Municipality, Gloria served a term as the city’s mayor. Although she retired from her official role on Halifax Regional Council in 2016, at the age of 85, she continues to fulfill an important role in our city as a member on 2 boards and multiple committes.. It was great to connect with Gloria and talk about her experience with the people that put on a uniform and fulfill the roles of first responders in our community.
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Episode 20 - Joe Taplin
Joe is a currently serving RCMP member with over 30 years of experience. He's got some great stories to share and an important message about traumatic experiences that our police officers face.
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Episode 19 - Donna Marilyn MacDonald
Donna's three decades of service in a police environment resulted in some heart-warming and some tragic stories. Her experience is one of service from the perspective of "the voice on the phone" and she gives insight into the world of the 911 operator and police despatch. These heroes of communication deserve recognition and Donna sheds some light on what it's like. Also, we share one of her songs at the end of the podcast. It was wonderful to chat with her.
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Episode 18 - Brian Carter
Brian Carter, a retired RCMP member and current President of the RCMP Veterans Association in Nova Scotia, shares a memory about why he chose to be a police officer.