Fan Of True Crime Shows? Same Crime and Trauma Stories

Fan of Police Shows? Same Crime and Trauma Stories If so, you'll love our unique True Crime Podcasts and radio show, featured on Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and various other social media platforms, including Google. We stand out from the crowd.

As a Retired Police Sergeant who transitioned into a radio personality, I host this one-of-a-kind show along with guests who share their experiences with firsthand knowledge of violent crime, trauma, PTSD, and recovery.

Our Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast exclusively features active, retired, or former police officers who discuss the gritty realities of crime investigations, separating fact from the sensationalized fiction often found in mainstream media. Fan of Police Shows? Same Crime and Trauma Stories

Unlike popular news shows that rely on opinions and speculation, our content is based on the lived experiences of our guests. They've been in the trenches, and they know what it's really like.

In addition to law enforcement personnel, we welcome other first responders, military veterans, and crime victims, along with their spouses and survivors. Our episodes delve into the trauma they've faced, often as a result of violent crimes. They candidly share their personal stories, describing the impact of trauma and, most importantly, their journey towards recovery. Fan of Police Shows? Same Crime and Trauma Stories

We've recently gone through a name change, but our commitment to delivering gripping true crime and trauma stories remains unchanged. While our show may have evolved from its podcast roots, we've now been picked up by 110 affiliate AM-FM radio stations. Our content reaches a combined audience of approximately 35 million people, ensuring that our unique blend of true crime and stories of resilience continues to captivate and inform our listeners. Fan of Police Shows? Same Crime and Trauma Stories

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