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Send us a Text Message.On today's episode, we talk with Deborah Green. Deborah retired after 30 years of dispatching for both the Sacramento Police Department and the El Dorado County Sheriffs Office. Deborah was on duty the night of October 23, 2019 when she dispatched a call that no dispatcher ever wants to experience. The reports of "Shots Fired" and "Officer Down". We talk about her career and how that one night changed everything. Did you know that 9-1-1 dispatchers are currently no...

Send us a Text Message.On this weeks episode, we have Andrea McKeever! Andrea is a former Law Enforcement Officer / Canine handler and now works for the Ohio Department of Health as a Parent Educator for Help Me Grow to provide assistance to families and children who may need assistance. She has her degree in psychology and works to help "Get Ahead" of the trauma and break the cycle of childhood neglect and abuse. We discuss the "ACES" quiz as well. What it consists of and what it can reveal!...

Send us a Text Message.This was an unscheduled recording but I felt it was a necessary one. I start off with a short story called "The Soldier in the Hole". This story rings true to many of us who have found ourselves in those "Dark Holes". Sometimes it can feel like you're alone and all by yourself but I assure you that you are not alone. This week, I had a very good friend reach out to me and he was about to take his own life. He needed help and I wasn't sure what to do but ...

Send us a Text Message.Is there anything better than sitting around the Firehouse Table with a good cup of coffee? I don’t think so! On today’s episode, we with down with Craig “Nolsy” Nolan. Craig is a US Army Gulf War Veteran, a retired Police Officer and the Founder and Owner of Nolan’s Pour House Coffee Company outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. We talk about military service, his career as a police officer, our love for dogs and, of course, the coffee! Help support th...

Send us a Text Message.In the first "official" episode, we sit down in the basement at Columbus Fire Station 17 to talk with Brian Weiskittle (Skittles) on the origin of the Kitchen Table short story, his career as a Firefighter and Paramedic, and we talk a little about the struggles of mental health that First Responders face and how Brian deals with that through his love of music!I'm working on the sound issues, bare with me! It ain't perfect. Just like us!Enjoy!Support the Show.