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“Don’t call me Papi.” In Episode 391 of Mic’d In New Haven — The Beat: Profiles of Police Nationwide, Volume 22 — retired Passaic County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Anthony Damiano pulls back the curtain on what it was really like being followed by COPS cameras on patrol. What started as a rainy night with low
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(MONDAY, 6PM) This week on Mic’d In New Haven, it’s The Best of The Bravest — and my guest is FDNY Lieutenant Anna Schermerhorn-Collins. Across a 28-year career, Anna served through some of the FDNY’s most pivotal moments — from probie school in the mid-1990s, to leadership roles in the Bronx, from the darkest days
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“You heard it. You didn’t see it. And you knew everything had changed.” In Episode 390 of Mic’d In New Haven — Volume 81 of The Best of The Bravest: Interviews with The FDNY’s Elite, New York Fire Patrol Lieutenant John Sheehan takes listeners back to the morning of September 11th, 2001. From hearing the
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This week on Mic’d In New Haven, it’s another volume of The Beat: Profiles of Police Nationwide — and my guest is retired Passaic County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Anthony Damiano. For 25 years, Anthony worked a wide-ranging beat across Passaic County. He spent 15 years on patrol before leading a plainclothes Anti-Crime Squad, targeting violent
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“There are things that put scars on your soul — this was one of them.” In Episode 389 of Mic’d In New Haven — Tales From The Boom Room: Volume 39 — retired NYPD Detective Bill Ryan revisits one of the most horrific scenes of his career: the 1995 Freddy’s Fashion Mart Massacre, a hate-fueled
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This Friday on Mic’d In New Haven, it’s The Best of The Bravest — and my guest is Lieutenant John Sheehan, a veteran of one of the most unique and storied firefighting institutions in American history: the New York Fire Patrol. Over nearly three decades, Lt. Sheehan served in multiple Patrol houses, watched Lower Manhattan
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🔥 “The problem with technology is it’s become the answer.”In Episode 388 of Mic’d In New Haven — Volume 80 of The Best of The Bravest, retired FDNY Lieutenant Bob Pressler delivers a thought-provoking look at the modern fire service and the unintended consequences of over-relying on technology. Pressler recalls fires where thermal imagers misled
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This week on Mic’d In New Haven, it’s Tales From The Boom Room: Profiles of the NYPD’s Arson & Explosion/Bomb Squad — and my guest is retired Detective Bill Ryan, a veteran investigator whose work placed him at the center of some of New York City’s most volatile and politically charged cases. One of the
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You know, as I marked a quarter century on this earth, I can look back on everything the twelve months of 2025 threw my way and say with confidence I aged a solid decade in one year. This was without question one of the more turbulent years of my life. It taught me a lot
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This week on Mic’d In New Haven, it’s The Best of The Bravest: Interviews with the FDNY’s Elite — and my guest is Bob Pressler, a seasoned fire officer and instructor whose influence on the American fire service spans more than five decades. From the suburbs of New Jersey to the inner-city streets of New
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