NOFC Podcast

NOFC
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Two retired New York State Troopers, talking about "job" stuff, life in general,interviewing LEO owned businesses and more.

  1. 2h ago

    Episode 45: " Military, Law Enforcement, Entrepreneurship" with guest Ryan Law

    Ryan Law shares his journey from military service and law enforcement to becoming a successful entrepreneur, highlighting the importance of giving back to veterans and first responders. This episode explores resilience, community impact, and turning life's challenges into opportunities.

  2. Aug 2

    Episode 44: " How to prepare for what's next " with guest Rich Black

    summary In this episode, Rich Black shares his remarkable journey from a college journalist to a NYSP captain, highlighting pivotal moments like 9-11, transitioning from journalism to law enforcement, and leadership lessons learned along the way. Discover how life-changing events and diverse experiences shaped his career and perspectives. Rich shares his journey from law enforcement to innovative public safety technology, highlighting how data-driven tools can transform police work and officer wellness. This episode offers valuable insights for officers approaching retirement and those interested in tech-driven law enforcement solutions.

  3. Jul 18

    Episode 43: " Not the typical Path" with guest TED EPIDY

    summary In this episode, Ted Epity shares his extensive experience in law enforcement, from his early days in the police force to undercover operations and organized crime investigations. Discover his stories, insights on policing, and personal reflections on faith and life. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 00:29 Ted Epity's Early Life and Path to Police Work 02:20 First Encounters with Law and Crime 04:16 Becoming a State Trooper and Academy Experience 07:41 Initial Police Work and Notable Cases 14:06 Transfer to Monroe and Police Stories 22:26 Indian Reservation and Pranks 26:45 Shooting Tires and High-Speed Chase 31:34 Transfer to Monroe and Career Highlights 36:23 Arrests and Undercover Operations 52:40 Joining Organized Crime Task Force 01:00:38 Fishing and Body Discovery Incident 01:03:25 Personal Faith and Moral Views 01:09:09 Reflections on Police Life and Personal Philosophy 01:13:25 Current Life and Hobbies

  4. Jun 29

    Episode 42 : Making it count " with guest Jason Mulcahy

    In this episode, Jason Mulcahy shares his extensive law enforcement career, from military service to police work, and his insights on police evaluations, leadership, and the evolution of specialized units like ESU. Discover the realities of police training, career progression, and the importance of relationships within law enforcement. In this episode, Jason Mulcahy shares his extensive career in law enforcement, including his time with the NY State Police, his experiences in special units, and his journey to becoming the Chief of Police in the Town of Webb. We explore leadership, department management, community relations, and personal insights into policing life. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Jason Mulcahy 02:01 Military Background and Academy Experience 05:54 Early Career and First Assignments 11:04 Transitioning to Operation Impact 17:10 Performance Evaluations and Challenges 28:54 Reflections on Career Progression and Leadership 29:50 Transitioning from Patrol to Investigation 33:40 The Role of a PBA Delegate 38:49 Becoming a BCI Investigator 51:15 Establishing the Electronic Surveillance Unit 01:01:14 From Investigator to Chief of Police 01:04:08 Leadership Challenges in Law Enforcement 01:08:10 Building Community Relations as a Chief 01:12:39 Innovating Police Practices and Programs 01:17:31 The Role of Accountability in Policing 01:25:11 Reflections on a Career in State Police

  5. Jun 6

    Episode 41: " Through thick and thin" with guest John Kakavas

    In this episode Jay interviews John Kakavas who immigrated to the United States in 1967. He talks about moving to NYC and what it was like growing up during those times. John goes on to speak about his childhood and what made him want to be a Police officer ,then more specifically a New York State Trooper.

  6. May 16

    Episode 40 : "Why Not ?"

    summary In this candid solo episode, Jay shares his unfiltered perspective on his 21+ years with the New York State Police, highlighting both positive experiences and critical issues within the department. He discusses leadership, accountability, personal stories, and the importance of transparency in law enforcement. There are plenty of experiences that I have left out, some of which are intentional while others being unintentional.

  7. May 8

    Episode 39: "In it for the long haul" with guest Dave Olney

    The conversation covers Dave Olney's transition from mechanical engineering to law enforcement, his experience in county jail and road patrol, as well as his involvement in special programs such as the drone program and Narcan implementation. It also explores his leadership style and approach to empowering and trusting team members. The conversation covers topics related to leadership and decision-making, mental health and wellness, retirement, and community involvement. It delves into the challenges of dealing with answer shoppers and low productivity, as well as the importance of mental health check-ins for troopers. Additionally, it explores the speaker's retirement experience and extensive community involvement in various charitable organizations and foundations. The conversation covers the transition to Google, regrets and what-ifs, the impact of the drone program, division politics and leadership, perspective on law enforcement, adapting to change in law enforcement, and the role of social media in law enforcement. The discussion also includes career advice and the challenges of law enforcement. Takeaways Transition from mechanical engineering to law enforcementExperience in county jail and road patrolInvolvement in the drone program and Narcan implementationLeadership style and approach to empowering and trusting team members Leadership and decision-makingMental health and wellnessRetirement and community involvement Career adviceChallenges of law enforcement Chapters 00:00 Transition to Law Enforcement37:53 Leadership and Decision-Making44:06 Mental Health and Wellness01:12:47 Retirement and Community Involvement01:48:02 Social Media and Law Enforcement

  8. Apr 28

    Episode 38: " Getting out of life what you put into it "

    In this episode, Marty Hansen shares his extensive law enforcement career, from growing up on Long Island to becoming a New York State Trooper and rising through the ranks to Major. He discusses leadership, the importance of treating people with respect, and lessons learned along the way. In this in-depth interview, Marty Hansen shares his extensive experience in law enforcement, his family's legacy, and his involvement in charitable activities supporting police officers. Discover valuable insights on career advice, community service, and the importance of supporting law enforcement families.

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Two retired New York State Troopers, talking about "job" stuff, life in general,interviewing LEO owned businesses and more.

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  • Creator
    NOFC
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    14
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2025 NOFC
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    NOFC Podcast

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