To launch the new year and a new season, we’re joined by Director and TV host Mark S. Allen and MADD Victim Services Manager Rhonda Campbell for an honest and impactful conversation about a side of DUI that’s rarely discussed: the offender’s journey.

Mark openly reflects on his past DUI experiences, the personal and professional consequences that followed, and the moment he chose to confront his actions rather than be defined by them. Alongside Rhonda, the discussion underscores the real human cost of impaired driving — for victims, families, and the individuals responsible — and the critical role of prevention, education, and accountability.

This episode serves as a powerful reminder that DUI is 100% preventable, 100% of the time, and that awareness, responsibility, and community action can save lives.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month may have ended, but the work to educate, support, and prevent never does.

In this powerful edition of Off the Record, host Catrina Ranum sits down with two members of the Sacramento Family Justice Center team for an honest discussion about survival, recovery, and the path to healing. Together, they shed light on the realities of domestic violence, the dangers of strangulation, and the importance of community response.

These stories remind us that awareness isn’t limited to one month — it’s a year-round commitment.

🎧 Viewer discretion advised. You are not alone.

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In this episode of DUI Impact: Voices from the Frontline, we sit down with a Sacramento Police Department Lieutenant and a Law Enforcement Chaplaincy of Sacramento (LECS) chaplain who have walked alongside victims and families in their darkest hours. Together, they share what it’s like to confront DUI tragedies firsthand—on the scene, with survivors, and in the aftermath. Their stories reveal not only the heavy toll impaired driving takes on victims, survivors and our community, but also the resilience, compassion, and commitment it takes to serve.