Host Brian Miller interviews retired U.S. Capitol Police Captain Jeff Wills about his 29-year career, tracing his path from application and academy to assignments in patrol, protective details, communications, internal affairs, and command roles.

The episode covers landmark moments like 9/11 and multiple inaugurations, discusses training, leadership, and department units (SWAT, K9, threat assessment), and offers practical advice for those considering a career with the Capitol Police.

Host Brian Miller sits down with Kym, a peer support team member, to explain what peer support looks like for first responders, the training involved (including CISM), and how confidentiality and peer-to-peer care help address trauma, suicide risk, and job stress.

They discuss overcoming stigma, generational differences, accessing help, and why every department—large or small—should consider peer support as a vital resource.

Chief Sean Brandenburg and Captain Bradley Lariz share how the Key West Police Department balances island life with big-city demands, covering recruitment, training, staffing challenges, and the unique impact of tourism.

They describe department structure and specialties—K-9, mounted patrol, marine units, and a Special Response Team—while highlighting community support and the agency’s family culture.