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Ep. 45 - Community Connection Is Deeper Than Coffee with a Cop (opens the original)
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Maybe you know the feeling: you did something small — bought lemonade from a kid's stand, shot hoops for ten minutes with neighborhood kids, gave a scared kid in the back seat of a car a sticker instead of a lecture — and it felt like it barely counted. Like it disappeared the second you drove away. Retired police chief Neil Cervenka and current Blaine, Washington Police Chief Rodger Funk know it counted more than almost anything else they did in their careers. In this episode of The Blah, Blah,
Ep. 44 - Be the Cop that has Something to Give — Not Something to Take (opens the original)
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Two of the most recognized voices in law enforcement and community relations walk into a podcast recorded from Maui — and what comes out is the conversation both sides of the badge have been waiting for. In this episode, Tami Sharp and Chris Zamora sit down with retired LBPD Sergeant Jason Lehman (founder of Why'd You Stop Me?, 40,000+ leaders trained) and Chino PD Officer Ryan Tillman (founder of Breaking Barriers United, 100M+ views across platforms) to talk about what connecting with communit
Ep. 43 - Keep Your Ego Out of It: Two Police Chiefs on What It Actually Takes to Lead (opens the original)
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Tami Sharp and Chris Zamora sit down with two veteran police chiefs — Chief Earl Morrison (32 years in law enforcement, author of Leading Without Ego) and Shawn Boyle, Chief of the Yakima Police Department — for an unfiltered conversation on what actually makes a leader worth following. This episode digs into the real stuff: how toxic leaders unintentionally create great ones, why money isn't what keeps the next generation in law enforcement, and how leading from the front (literally working alo
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