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STREET TALES

This podcast is dedicated to exploring the diverse stories within the law enforcement community, fostering open and honest discussions about the realities of policing from both sides of the law.

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Sep 14, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Ep. 113: The Weight of Responsibility | Sgt. Maj. Dave Devaney — The Stories Behind the Book (opens the original)

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    What does more than three decades of leadership, service, sacrifice, loss, brotherhood, and responsibility look like when the uniform finally comes off? In this special episode of the Street Tales Podcast, Tyler Martin sits down with Sgt. Maj. Dave Devaney, USMC (Ret.) to discuss their recently released book, The Weight of Responsibility | Leadership Lessons from a Marine Sergeant Major. This isn't simply a conversation about writing a book. Dave takes us behind the photographs and beyond the pa

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Ep. 112: Human Beings Doing Unusual Work | Dr. Allison Agliata on First Responder Mental Health (opens the original)

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    First responders aren't built differently—they're human beings doing psychologically unusual work. In this episode of the Street Tales Podcast, Tyler and Mo sit down with Dr. Allison Kanter Agliata, “Dr. A”—a licensed psychologist, former Air Force psychologist, resilience coach, and specialist in working with first responders, military members, high-demand professionals, and their families. Dr. A breaks down what repeated exposure to trauma can do to the mind and body, why saying “I’ve seen wor

  3. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Ep. 111: Beyond Resilience: Eric Golnick on the Fight for Veteran & First Responder Wellness (opens the original)

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    What happens when the people who spend their lives serving others finally need help themselves? On this episode of the Street Tales Podcast, Tyler sits down with Navy veteran, entrepreneur, mental health advocate, and NAVFRW founder Eric Golnick for an honest conversation about military service, trauma, leadership, mental health, family, and what it will take to better support America's veterans and first responders. Eric shares the experiences that ultimately changed the direction of his life—i

  4. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Ep. 110: The Calls We Carry (opens the original)

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    There are calls you answer during a law enforcement career—and then there are the calls that never really leave you. In this deeply personal episode of the Street Tales Podcast, Tyler and Mo sit down for an unfiltered conversation built around three questions: What was the call that changed you?What was the call that almost made you quit?What was the call that reminded you why you wanted to keep doing the job? What follows is much more than a collection of police stories. Mo takes listeners back

  5. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    Ep.109: Coast of Extraction: Environmental Science, Human Rights & South Africa w/ Dr. Menka Vansant (opens the original)

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    What happens when environmental science, human rights, and leadership intersect? In this episode of Street Tales, Tyler and Mo sit down with Dr. Menka Vansant, an environmental scientist whose work has taken her from the mountains of Patagonia and the fisheries of Alaska to nearly five years living and conducting doctoral research in South Africa. Dr. Vansant shares her remarkable journey—from growing up with a passion for conservation to earning her Ph.D. at the University of Cape Town, where s

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