The Off Duty Podcast - Law Enforcement
The law enforcement podcast that's fun and informative. Hear conversations with retired and active police officers and those who support the profession Conversations that focus on getting to know the people, not politics, departments or tactics. Hosted by Retired Police Officer, Anthony McNeil, "The Off Duty Podcast" is unlike any other police podcast.
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- Update frequency
- every 6 days
- Average duration
- 40 minutes
- Episodes
- 149
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2023
I Defend Those Who Put On The Badge - Sheriff Mark Lamb - EP 69
Sheriff Mark Lamb also known as "America's Sheriff", is my guest this week on the podcast. You might recognize his name, because he has been seen on numerous news outlets, such as FoxNews & NewsMax.
H…
Responder Wipes CEO - Tonya Herbert - EP 68
"Responder WIpes", is a Florida based company, that was created by Tonya Herbert. Tony is a Fire service and wellness specialist, that has been working with first responders for many years.
I wanted …
I Realized Nobody Was Coming to Save Me - Brock Bevell - EP 67
This interview with Brock Bevell, a former police officer from Arizona falls inline with my recent episodes, meaning the mental health realm.
Brock is a recovering alcoholic and porn addict and he h…
Bridget Truxillo - They Were All Calling Me a Rat and a Snitch - EP 66
Bridget Truxillo spent 4 1/2 years working in law enforcement before deciding to leave the profession to become a lawyer. Bridget's story unfortunately, is not a uncommon one for female officers in t…
EP 65 - God Let Me take One In The Head - Brad Waudby
This interview with Brad Waudby a 14 year veteran police officer, started off like every other episode but it quickly took a turn, when there was a technical issue.
Shortly after starting the first se…
You Don't Look Womanly Enough - Jennifer Lopez - EP 64
Police Officer Jennifer Lopez, yes that's her real name, is from Georgia and has 6.5 years in law enforcement.
I really enjoyed this conversation with Jennifer! Jennifer is doing her thing to empower …
Marcus Please Explain This Man Crush - Marcus & Allison
Marcus and Allison are two police officers from Ohio. Between the two, they have 15 years in the profession. Not only are they both police officers, but they work in the same department and have been…
EP 62 - I Hear My Mom Whimpering - Dave Leath
Dave Leath is a 24 year veteran detective from the New York state. During our conversation, Dave shares many stories about himself, valuable advice about life and insight into the many things he has …
EP 61 - First Responders Don't Trust Many People - Amy Morgan
Mental Health expert Amy Morgan is the CEO and founder of the "Academy Hour", a online program that works with counselors to teach them how to work with first responders.
She also works with police d…
EP 60 - It's Not Often I Get Into Politics - Anthony McNeil
This week I'm taking a little mental break and I'm sharing a clip from episode 55, which featured James Walking from New Zealand.
I'm sharing this clip because of a message I received from a listener,…
EP 59 - I Didn't Like What It Was Turning Me Into - Nathan Mund
Nathan Mund and I have quite a bit in common, everything from being first responders to learning how to cook for only 2 people, once our children moved out. Something else we share, we're both podcas…
EP 58 - But I Am Going To Love Them Anyway - Amanda A.K. Dozanti
Amanda "A.K." Dozanti, is a former police officer, who spent 13 years on the job before leaving the profession in 2020. A.K. shared that she left the job because of PTSD, which stems from an incident…
EP 57 - You Look Like You Drink Tea - Breaunna McCarthy
I've been following Breaunna McCarthy on Instagram for a year or so and I, really loved what she was doing online... Humanizing the badge and sharing her beautiful family.
I have to admit, I was a li…
EP 56 - I've Always Believed in Being Part of the Community - Mark Turner Jr.
I've known Mark Turner Jr. since the day he was born. His family and I have known each other for over 30 years. So when I learned that Mark was in the police academy, I immediately reached out to inv…
EP 55 - When America Sneezes Everyone Gets A Cold - James Walkling
James Walking is a police officer originally from the UK, but now lives and works in New Zealand. James is the second international officer to be on the podcast. The first was Tey Lynn-Jones, EPISODE…
EP 54 - Talk About It or Step Up and Do Something - Lynn Sanders
Retired Michigan State Trooper, Lynn Sanders is someone I have known for over 25 years.
And just like the title of this episode says, Lynn Sanders is about doing it, not just talking about it. We tal…
EP 53 - Cristina You've Been Hit - Cristina Coria
Cristina Coria is a retired Santa Monica police officer. If you're a fan of the TV show, "Survivor" then you may recognize Cristina, who was a guest on season 13.
After being shot during a hostage sit…
EP 53 Bonus - Go Find Your Life Purpose - Anthony McNeil
This is a bonus episode that I plan on doing from time to time. This episode came about because of a Instagram story I made, asking, "Is police work your purpose in life?".
That IG story, led me to th…
EP 52 - Everyone Has A Backstory - Joe Smarro
Joe Smarro is one of the original members of the San Antonio Police, Mental Health Unit, which has become internationally known for the way it response to and deals with "mental health" calls for ser…
EP 51 - This Job Ain't For Feelings - Sgt. Mitch Hamilton
I've been following Sgt. Mitch Hamilton on Instagram for a while, I even gave him the, "Shout out of the day" on my IG profile. So it was a no brainer to reach out and invite him onto the podcast.
The…