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Join host Angela Kennecke on this week's episode of Grieving Out Loud as she sits down with Gary Mendell, founder, and CEO of the non-profit Shatterproof.

Gary Mendell appeared to have it all. He founded one of the fastest-growing hotel investment firms in the United States that became a multi-billion dollar company. However, Gary was secretly struggling because one of his children was dealing with a substance use disorder. Tragically, Brian died by suicide, leaving behind a note outlining the shame he felt about his addiction.

In this powerful episode, Gary shares his story of loss and his vow to his son to eradicate the stigma surrounding substance use disorders. 

For more episodes and to read Angela's blog, just go to our website, Emilyshope.charity
Wishing you faith, hope and courage!

Podcast producers:
Casey Wonnenberg & Anna Fey

Street Sense for Police Officers Explained. Police “Street Sense”, What Is It? An Explanation and Where It Comes From. He was Chief of Police two times. He talks about the rarely explained police “street sense”. How it is used and where it is learned.

Saving and rebuilding the lives of First Responders. For 24/7 Confidential Free Information call 833-776-1420. Shatterproof for First Responders at FHE Health.

Ed Cronin is our guest. He has worked in the law enforcement field for over 35 years. His career includes experience as a Police Chief in two cities in Massachusetts. He holds a graduate degree in Criminal Justice Management and an advanced graduate degree in Organizational Development and Systems Thinking. 

With 15 years of experience, he took courses at Queen’s College in Oxford, University, England as part of his Master’s program. During this time, he also worked with the Thames Valley Police exposing him to new ideas and methods of policing practices. He also enlisted and assisted in bringing the first group of US police officers to Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s which was featured on National television. 

He also has extensive international experience having worked in Cairo, Egypt at the U.S. Embassy as a police advisor and for three years as Sr. Police Advisor to the police of Moldova in Eastern Europe. 

Check out Ed's Book "Just Policing; My Journey to Police Reform" and also his website.

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Police Officer to Homicide Detective Sergeant to TV Star. From Street Cop to Homicide Detective Sergeant to Star on the Reasonable Doubt TV Show.

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Retired Homicide Sergeant Chris Anderson tells his amazing story. He shares his experience in policing and the realities of investigating murders and catching killers. Plus behind the scenes look at the television show Reasonable Doubt.

Chris talks about his journey through police work, starting as a rookie street cop and then progressing to Homicide Detective and retiring at the rank of Sergeant. He discusses the training and molding he received from the senior police officers during his early days. One of his biggest mentors in police work was his Mother. "I credit most of my success and achievements to my mother. My mother is a retired Birmingham Police Sergeant and was the breadwinner. She was loving but extremely tough on us as kids. My father, a victim of an assault was left disabled when I was very young."

He also talks about his unlikely transition and journey to becoming a television star on the hit series Reasonable Doubt on Investigation Discovery channel. Chris is also an author and the Chief of Police at Talladega College.

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State Police Husband Suffered a Serious TBI Injury. How It Changed Their Lives.

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We rarely hear from the spouses of severely injured Law Enforcement Officers. Kay Reyna tells their story of severe traumatic brain injury and her role as a full-time caregiver and how it inspires her to help others.

Kay Reyna, is the wife of retired NC State Police Officer Umberto Reyna. He was struck and survived a horrific on-duty vehicle accident. He survived with devastating Traumatic Brain Injury and vision issues. Kay tells the story from her perspective as the spouse, what happened, and the dramatic changes in her life. 

Kay also discusses her transition from spouse to full-time caregiver. How it inspired her to continue her education, her charity and  ministry to help others and also the books she wrote to help caregivers.

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Bomb Blast in Afghanistan. Special Forces Soldier Returned to Combat. After Rehab He Returned to Combat. And he still serves as a civilian in war-torn Countries. An amazing and inspiring story of resilience, perseverance, and commitment to service.

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Ryan Hendrickson is our guest, a retired U.S. Army Green Beret. Prior to enlisting in the Army, he served in the U.S. Navy and then the U.S. Air Force. While in the Army he became a member of the Elite Green Beret Special Forces and focused on Explosives Detection and Disposal. While deployed in Afghanistan in a combat zone he stepped on an Improvised Explosive Device and received devastating injuries. Ryan was set to have his leg amputated when he was approached with a new experimental limb-saving medical procedure, which he volunteered for.

After a long rehabilitation process, he convinced the Army to allow him to stay in a light-duty role. He was able to find a way to return to a combat role and returned to complete several deployments to war zones. He started journaling his recovery and eventually used that as the outline for his book "Tip of the Spear: The Incredible Story of an Injured Green Beret's Return to Battle".

Even more amazing, listen to how he continues to serve in war-torn countries as a civilian.

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Abducted and Raped,  She Became A Cop to Help Others. Janet tells the horrifying story, of how she recovered and additional trauma during her career as a cop, retiring with the rank of Sergeant. She also talks about her continued mission to help others heal.

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As a young woman, she was abducted from a mall parking lot and raped. During the extremely violent attack, she was threatened with a deadly weapon. When the serial rapist eventually released his grip on her, she managed to escape. Running naked through woods and fields screaming for help. Janet tells us about the horrifying attack, her recovery from the trauma, and how it led her to help others as a law enforcement officer.

Janet Teague has over three decades of serving in law enforcement. She is a retired sergeant with Montgomery County Sheriff's Department and now a chaplain with MCSO and Justice Court JP1. She is a minister with assemblies of God, and a co-pastor with faith-based Hope and Healing for Warriors Ministry. She also wrote a book titled "The Bible and the Badges: Blessed are the Peacemakers".

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Police Officer's Deadly Shooting and PTSD After. Response from His Department.The shooting, the surprising response from his Department, his dark days, his recovery from PTSD, and how it lead to his book.

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He is a retired Police Sergeant and an Air Force Veteran. During his long career, he was involved in a deadly shooting. The shooting was justified and he was cleared.

Michael Sugrue talks about the violent call for service, and what happened and lead to the deadly shooting. He discusses the court appearance and the surprising and shocking response from his police department. Michael discusses his descent into PTSD and how it impacted him, his family, his career, and how it impacted his marriage. He also talks about his recovering life after, how he uses his experience to help others, and how it lead to the book "RELENTLESS COURAGE: Winning the Battle Against Frontline Trauma".  

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The Homicide Hunter Joe Kenda. His True Crime Insights. Joe Kenda Returns with his True Crime Insights and More. An American Law Enforcement Icon talks about his career, true crime insights, television programs, and more. In a style that is uniquely Joe Kenda.

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There is only one Joe Kenda and we are thrilled to have him back on the Law Enforcement Today Show. Most people know him from the long-running "Homicide Hunter" television show on the Investigation Discovery Channel. Joe is a retired Colorado Springs Police Lieutenant and he spent most of his career in Homicide catching killers. Check out the programs on the Investigation Discovery Channel and on-demand at Discovery +.

Joe talks about his television programs "Homicide Hunter Never Give Up", a special about a cold case that was solved after many years and the show "American Detective with Lt. Joe Kenda. Joe also discusses his career, life after law enforcement, and his True Crime insights.  

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Violent Attacks on Police, Surviving the Assaults and Life After. The Life and Death Attack that he survived, the effects of multiple assaults on his life. Training for the event that all Cops hope will never happen.

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His experience as a cop surviving a life and death attack. From the tactical response to the effects of this attack and exposure to repeated trauma had on his life.

Dennis O’Connor, a retired Police Master Sergeant and Law Enforcement Liaison for Government Training Institute, talks about his experience in surviving violent attacks while working in law enforcement. He also discusses the toll that repeated trauma from these violent encounters takes on our first responders. Dennis talks about his work and their SWAT and tactical training for military and law enforcement officers.

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VA Hospital Whistleblower,  Improvements and Retaliation. Whistleblower About Poor Care at V.A. Hospitals, Led to National Improvements and Retaliation. When she noticed discrepancies and poor quality of care issues at the V.A. Hospital where she worked, she started alerting higher-ups. A Navy Veteran
and career media personality, her actions led to national investigations.

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She is a U.S. Navy Veteran, visually impaired, and spent her entire professional career in Media and Public Relations. Her job with the V.A. led her to work at the Phoenix V.A. Hospital. A change of leadership led to negative quality of care issues, including extensive delays in treatment. Paula began the extensive process of alerting higher-ups to the issues, which led to national investigations and much-needed changes. In the meantime, she states that she "suffered retaliation" by the V.A. Hospital Management. 

Her work and story led to her writing the book A Sacred Duty and also her Blog.  

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The Murder of Deputy Kyle Dinkheller Caught On Video Camera - His Father's Mission. Kirk Dinkheller tells the rest of the story and the realities of what happened.  He also describes how he trains Law Enforcement about the lessons learned.

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Deputy Kyle Dinkheller was murdered during a car stop. The horrific murder was captured on dash cam video. Kirk Dinkheller, the Father of Deputy Kyle Dinkheller is our guest on the show.

The video of Kyle's murder has been viewed and studied by Law Enforcement Officers across the World.  Kirk discusses the murder of his son. He talks about the type of person Kyle was as a law enforcement officer, a father, a husband, a son, and a friend to many. Kirk discusses how he uses the video of the murder to train countless LEOs across the Country and the World. Be sure to check out the documentary film Dinkheller.

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Fentanyl Exposure Almost Killed This Deputy and Other Deputies too. Accidental Fentanyl Exposure Almost Took His Life and The Lives of Other Deputies. Thanks to Narcan and training they saved each other’s lives. It did permanent damage to his health, his story and mission to help others. 

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Jeff Brown has had a long and distinguished law enforcement career. An incident involving drug abusers caused him and his backup deputies to be accidentally exposed to Fentanyl. The effects on them were immediate, had it not been for the department-issued Narcan and training they received, they all might have perished. However, the exposure caused permanent injuries to his heart. 

He talks about the incident, the recovery, his battles with Worker's Compensation, and the rarely talked about the crime problem in their tourist-driven resort area. Jeff also discusses his non-profit that helps wounded first responders, which is called the Hometown Heroes Alliance.

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Couple Shares How A Law Enforcement Career Impacted and Almost Ended Their Relationship. The lessons they have learned, successes, challenges, and how they use their experience to help others.

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A career police officer and his spouse discuss how the trauma and stress of his law enforcement career almost ended their marriage.

Ashlie and Clint Walton are our guests. They talk about the challenges that stem from his career in law enforcement. They talk about their difficulties, challenges, failures, and successes. More importantly, Ashlie and Clint discuss how they have learned to overcome to have a happier and healthier life. Their experience and successful tactics have led them to help other first responders and the military to have healthier lives, through their Tactical Living podcast and life coaching services.

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He Killed Two People While Driving Drunk. Martin tells the cautionary story of that night, and takes full responsibility for his actions. Plus, how he changed his life and mission while in prison.

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Martin Lockett is our guest. He was driving drunk when he struck a vehicle, killing 2 people and injuring another. He served almost 18 years in prison for Manslaughter and tells us the story. The people that he killed were sober and in recovery. He talks about his drinking problem, what led up to that night and how his actions motivated him to change his life. Plus, how it inspired him, and still does to work to reduce driving while under the influence. While incarcerated, Martin continued his education and has written several books.

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Was She Unfairly Prosecuted and Jailed by the D.O.J.? Ex-Police Officer. Special Episode. She received a Presidential Pardon after serving a 10-year sentence in prison. Stephanie Mohr tells all. 

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Did the D.O.J. go out of their way to make an example of her? You be the Judge.

Ex-Police Officer and K9 handler Stephanie Mohr is our guest. She talks about the routine call for backup as a police K9 Officer that eventually launched an investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice. Stephanie talks about the extraordinary steps they took to prosecute her, including a retrial and bringing back an illegal immigrant from another country to testify in the trial against her. She talks about the eventual conviction, incarceration, and her efforts to get a pardon. Stephanie Mohr eventually received a Presidential Pardon after serving a 10-year sentence. 

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Shot 6 Times, Police Officer Died 3 Times During Surgery. Near Death Miracle. Mario Olivera tells his story and details the unique path that led to writing and publishing the book “Gunrunner”. 

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Do you believe in miracles? His story can only be described as a miracle. Mario Oliveira, a retired Police Officer makes a return appearance as our guest. While assigned to the ATF he was shot by a suspect 6 times. Medical reports state that he died three times during treatment.

Mario talks about the shooting, and the out-of-body experiences he had during his medical treatment, that coincided with the reported clinical deaths. He also talks about his long physical and mental recovery, and the impacts it had on him and his family, from the extreme physical wounds and PTSD. Mario also discusses his difficulty getting retirement and the amazing conversation he had with another retired Law Enforcement Officer that led to the writing of the book "Gunrunner The Mario Olivera Story". 

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Police Chief was Murdered and His Killer was Given a Plea Deal During The Trial. Alan Painter talks about the murder of his Brother, Police Chief Ralph Painter. The plea deal and the organization that helps him and other survivors.

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Police Chief Ralph Painter was shot and murdered in the line of duty. Alan Painter, his brother, talks about the murder of his brother. He tells us about the type of person Ralph was and his service to the community. Alan explains the murder, the notification, plus the families' life before and after. He also talks about the impact of his death on him, his entire family, and the community. Plus, he talks about the plea deal that his killer received. Alan also discusses the group that helped him and his family, and their national organization that helps police survivors all over the Country.

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The Special Needs of Police K9s, Their Partners, and How You Can Help.

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Police Officer Kyle Briley talks about many aspects of Police K9 work. From breeding, initial training, on going training, the various roles they perform, and the special bond between the K9s and their partners.

Kyle Briley, a Career Police Officer and President of the Ga.Police K9 Foundation is our guest. He also discusses the unique needs of K9 teams across our Country and how you can help.

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Shot Many Times Police Officer's Paralysis and Amputations. Shot multiple times by a killer that was released early from prison. Kevin Holtry was left with paralysis from the waist down and amputations.

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Shot multiple times by a fugitive he barely survived. He and another officer on the team were shot by the suspect who was killed by backup officers. Retired Police Sergeant Kevin Holtry is our guest. 

A fugitive, who was released from prison early had shot multiple people and was on the run. As part of the Boise Police SWAT Team, now retired Police Sergeant Kevin Holtry and his team were searching for the suspect when he opened fire. He was left with paralysis from the waist down and eventually had both legs amputated. Kevin tells the story of the shooting and his powerful story of recovery from the incident and his inspiring life after.

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