HeyJaredThe Right To Remain Silent: A True Crime Podcast
The Right To Remain Silent Podcast, aka RTRS Podcast, is not just your ordinary true-crime podcast, but rather a cutting edge, show hosted by retired federal agent Jim Weber, whose guests consist of attorneys, detectives, investigators, police officers, state troopers,…
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EP 63: Building the Next Generation of Law Enforcement — MAC Provost Dr. Keith Zoromski (opens the original)
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Mineral Area College Provost Dr. Keith Zoromski discusses preparing students for careers in criminal justice, training future law enforcement officers, and the role MAC’s Criminal Justice Program and Law Enforcement Academy play in developing the next generation of professionals.
Ep. 62: Becoming Donnie Brasco (opens the original)
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FBI Special Agent (ret.) Joe Pistone takes us inside the FBI’s most legendary undercover operation ever and discusses how he infiltrated the mafia for six years.
Ep. 61- From Corporate Public Relations to the Fentanyl Fight: Alyson Austin's Mission (opens the original)
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Alyson Austin discusses strategic media relations, amplifying the voices of retired law enforcement professionals, and the lifesaving mission of Only Two Milligrams in combating the fentanyl crisis.
Ep. 60 A Career Fighting Drugs, Gangs & Cartels | Retired DEA Special Agent Brian Townsend (opens the original)
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Retired DEA Special Agent Brian Townsend shares stories from 30 years on the front lines of the drug war, offering an inside look at cartel investigations, leadership, and the realities of federal law enforcement.
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