Every person is born with something Cary Friedman calls, “The Uniquely-Human Spirit.” Those who acknowledge it early are fortunate because they live out a purpose-filled life. The challenge happens when service to a larger cause and to those in need ta...

Jonah Meer – attorney, entrepreneur, investor, dreamer. In today’s podcast, I am joined by Jonah Meer, the co-founder of Qrons, the only company in the world with the vision and drive to pursue a cure for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

Do you look forward to sleep with joyful anticipation? Are your sheets cool and soft, and your pillow just the right depth? Does your bed call to you, beckoning you into a world of blissful rest? If you’re like most first responders,

Dave, a police lieutenant from the West Coast, emailed me in search of some information about the signs and symptoms of psychological distress. His concern, like that of many first responders, is that he is slowly running out of ways to cover up the em...

From Assault on St. Agnes, by Joesph Courtemanche: When terrorists assault Saint Agnes Church in Saint Paul, Minnesota, they expect to find a congregation of lambs. They get Bobby Kurtz instead. An unrepentant cold warrior,

What’s better than advocating for our law enforcement officers? How about reading a book written by one?! This week’s podcast guest is Janice Cantore, a former Long Beach, California, police officer who now spends her days in sunny Hawaii writing some ...

This week we’re talking about what it takes to be forward thinking in law enforcement. We’ve long recognized that police officers are trained to respond to any number of dangerous and life-threatening situations.

As the number of police suicides continues to rise, the urgency for evidence-based solutions increases. In Kentucky, those solutions exist in the form of the Post-Critical Incident Seminar (KYPCIS). Originating with the FBI,

Peer support has long been an accepted practice in supporting first responders who are recovering from traumatic experiences. However, some support programs are more powerful than others. In this episode of the Command Post,

Welcome to the 14th Command Post! In this episode, we’re discussing the Police Executive Research Forum’s Symposium on Preventing Police Suicide and a program that was created specifically for this purpose: the HEROES Project. Join Sgt.