Welcome to Outside the Line - the podcast for cops who are learning to stay anchored to the real world.

This week I'm joined by Dr. Falisa Asberry - a retired detective, now a practicioner and founder/ CEO of Peacock Training and Consulting.

Dr. Falisa talks about navigating the beginning of her career as a single mother with a newborn, facing her own challenges with vicarious trauma, and how she uses her life experience to coach and train others.

Connect with Dr. Falisa:

https://peacocktrainingconsulting.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/falisa-berry-asberry/

Connect with me:

https://www.instagram.com/outsidethelinepod

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dina-campbell/

Welcome to Outside the Line - the podcast for cops who are learning to stay anchored in the real world.

This week I'm joined by Charlie Carroll - a friend, retired NYPD Detective, and founder of Jacked on Sobriety - an organization dedicated to supporting people struggling with addiction.

Charlie talks about his own struggle with alcohol, when he finally hit rock bottom, and how he came out stronger on the other side with a renewed sense of purpose.

Connect with Charlie:

https://www.facebook.com/people/Jacked-on-Sobriety/

https://www.instagram.com/p/DYNgoRBRwlk/

https://www.jackedonsobriety.com/

Connect with me:

https://www.jackedonsobriety.com/

https://www.instagram.com/outsidethelinepod

Welcome to Outside the Line - the podcast for cops who are learning to stay anchored to the real world.

This week I'm joined by Billy Bowering - a navy veteran, former law enforcement, DJ on the Thin Line Rock Station, and founder, CEO and chaplain of his non-profit organization Day 1 Week 1.

Billy talks about growing up on a dairy farm in Upstate New York, his career in the US Navy, why he ended up in a dark place after being fired for political reasons while doing his job, and how that led him to become a chaplain and start an organization helping other cops who are struggling with their mental health.

Connect with Billy:

https://day1week1.org/

http://youtube.com/@Day1Week1

https://www.instagram.com/day1.week1/

Connect with me:

https://www.instagram.com/outsidethelinepod

https://www.facebook.com/outsidethelinepodcast

Welcome to Outside the Line - the podcast for cops who are learning to stay anchored to the real world.

This week I'm joined by husband and wife team Rico Lopez and BriAnn Shipley, the voices on the Thin Line Rock Station and 8158 podcasts, among others. Together they share how they built a platform rooted in helping first responders while also advocating for something people tend to overlook - second chances.

Rico opens up about his journey as a former inmate and his passion for mentoring incarcerated individuals in life skills to help prevent recidivism. His perspective is rare and deeply needed - he believes support doesn't have to choose sides.

We talk about mental health, redemption, resilience, and what it means to be a bridge between first responders and those working to rebuild their lives. This conversation challenges the "us versus them" mentality and reminds us that healing, accountability, and support can coexist - on both sides of the line.

Connect with Rico and BriAnn:

https://www.tiktok.com/@8158podcast

https://www.instagram.com/8158podcast

https://www.thethinlinerockstation.com/our-djs

https://www.slightlyunhingedradio.com/

https://www.instagram.com/slightlyunhingedmedianetwork/

Connect with me:

https://www.instagram.com/outsidethelinepod

https://www.facebook.com/outsidethelinepodcast

Welcome to Outside the Line - the podcast for cops who are learning to stay anchored to the real world.

Trigger warning: sexual abuse, suicide (attempt).

This week I'm joined by Mark DiBona aka "The Rockstar of Mental Health." Mark started as a cop in Boston and retired as a Sgt in Seminole County, Florida.

Mark gets vulnerable about childhood trauma, why he's known as "The Rock Star of Mental Health", and how his passion for helping cops led him to start a non-profit foundation, Protecting the Guardian.

Connect with Mark:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-dibona-the-rock-star-of-mental-health

https://protectingtheguardian.com/

Connect with me:

https://www.instagram.com/outsidethelinepod

https://www.facebook.com/outsidethelinepodcast

Welcome to Outside the Line - the podcast for cops who are learning to stay anchored to the real world.

This week I'm joined by Peter Kandinov - a retired NYPD Detective and founder for the NYPD Financial Club as well as the NYPD's Financial Wellness classes.

Peter talks about coming to this country and starting from humble beginnings, what led him to created financial wellness seminars, and how financial wellness can carry as much stigma as mental health does.

Connect with Peter:

Whether you're interested in bringing Peter in as a speaker to your department or you want a one-on-one consultation, email outsidethelinepodcast@gmail.com.

Connect with me:

https://www.instagram.com/outsidethelinepod/

https://www.facebook.com/outsidethelinepodcast

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dina-campbell/

Welcome to Outside the Line - the podcast for cops who are learning to stay anchored to the real world.

This week I'm joined by Stan Partlow - retired Commander of the City of Columbus, Ohio Police Department, board member of First Responders Bridge, and author of the book Leading Relentlessly.

Stan talks about the legacy of service that runs in his family - starting with his father, then himself, and now his daughter - why he chose his family over a potential career path, and how the lessons he learned throughout his career led him to write his book.

Connect with Stan:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/stan-partlow-cpp

https://a.co/d/064fQLJS

https://firstrespondersbridge.org/

Connect with me:

https://www.instagram.com/outsidethelinepod

https://www.facebook.com/outsidethelinepodcast

Welcome to Outside the Line - the podcast for cops who are learning to stay anchored to the real world.

In this week's bonus episode, I talk about my journey back to my faith.

For a long time, I thought I had gone too far. Been too angry, too distant, too far removed from the little girl who once believed without hesitation.

I stopped going to Church. Stopped praying. Stopped trying. Somewhere along the way, I convinced myself God probably gave up on me the way I gave up on Him.

Fifteen years later, terrified, I walked into a confessional and heard two words that changed everything, "Welcome home."

This week's bonus episode is the most personal one I've recorded yet - about losing my faith, rediscovering it, and realizing I was never actually walking alone.

If you've ever felt too far gone...this one's for you too.