Category: Podcast Promos
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Episode 281: The E-Men: Inside The NYPD’s Emergency Service Unit: Sgt. John Scrivani
TUESDAY, 7PM He’s had his tentacles in many different places throughout his 30 years in public safety. The most notable place you can say he made a mark was with the NYPD and more specifically the 8 years he spent in its Emergency Service Unit. Having arrived to ESU in…
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Episode 280: Detective Tom Smith – Joint Terrorism Task Force
Harlem’s 30th Precinct, Bronx Narcotics, the Gang Unit, Robbery Squad, and that was BEFORE his 2003 arrival to the Joint Terrorism Task Force. With 17 years there, heavy stakes were a regular. He traveled to 18 different countries as part of his investigations, even helping save a kidnapped journalist along…
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Episode 279: The Best of The Bravest: Deputy Chief Paul Miller (Volume 46)
TUESDAY, 7PM So during an event held by Flying Aces Enterprises and Consulting at Citi Field back in June, I got to meet this man and I’m glad I did. Joining the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) in 1996, his stops include multiple companies across the South Bronx and…
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Episode 278: The Beat: Chief of Detectives Gene Roy – Chicago (Volume 7)
FRIDAY, 7PM In 30 years with the Chicago Police Department, he was for the majority of it, an investigator both in title and at heart. A veteran of numerous districts, the units he’d command include: With an investigative background as diverse as that one, it’d make sense he’d serve as…
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Episode 277: The E-Men: Inside The NYPD’s Emergency Service Unit: Sgt. Joe Sede (Volume 35)
FRIDAY, 7PM Though he never served in the NYPD Emergency Service Unit himself, it’s thanks to his tutelage that a lot of ESU alumni did. In 1977, thanks to an essay penned by Dartmouth University student Dean Esserman (who’d later serve as Chief of my hometown New Haven Police), the…
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Episode 276: The E-Cops: Inside The NYPD’s Emergency Service Unit: Tina Guerrero (Volume 34)
TUESDAY, 7PM Joining the NYPD in 1993, she was a proud Bronx cop working in the southern end of the borough during a time in which residents had had enough of the crime, and police were being encouraged to be pro-active. Pro-active she was, as both a patrol cop and…
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Episode 275: The Best of The Bravest: Chief of Department Peter Hayden (Volume 45)
FRIDAY, 7PM Joining the New York City Fire Department in 1968, you can truly say his career was diverse. Not only did he experience different eras across his nearly 40 years on the frontline with the FDNY, he experienced a plethora of different companies. Ladder 110, Ladder 3-Recon, Engine 207,…
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Episode 274: The Best of The Bravest: Lt. Tim Klett
Originally a native of Connecticut, the early portion of his life and firefighting career was spent in the Nutmeg State between Newington and New Britain. After a decade at home, he expanded his horizons to New York City where in 1990, he’d join the FDNY. Across 31 years, just about…
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Mic’d In New Haven Podcast – Episode 273: Ernie Anastos
FRIDAY, 7PM WABC, WCBS, WOR, & WNYW. Those are the legendary stations for which he worked during his 40 years on the air as an anchor in New York City. A native of New Hampshire and a graduate of Northeastern University, he first found his way into the Big Apple…
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Episode 272: The E-Men: Inside The NYPD’s Emergency Service Unit: Mike Corr (Volume 33)
TUESDAY, 7PM 40 years of public service with exactly half of it spent with the NYPD. Within those 20 years on the beat in NYC, was a dozen year odyssey (1986-1998) in the Emergency Service Unit. A veteran of Trucks 9 & 2, he was also essential in getting ESU…
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