Category Archives for "ASK WYE"
June 26, 2019
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Ask WYE – Issue 23 – Police Quality Assurance
Long time listener and supporter of the show, Art, sent in a question about Quality Assurance at the PD station. HM spent years as the Quality Improvement and Assurance Officer for his agency, charged with ensuring documentation meets Department, local and State regulations. Turns out PD doesn’t have anything like that. Who ensures reports are […]
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May 29, 2019
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Ask WYE – Issue 21 – The Best Advice We Ever Got
Sometimes those of us in the disciplines, Police, Fire, EMS and Military are given advice from a mentor, friend or loved one that has stuck with us through the years. This week HM JrJr steps up to the microphone and ask your experts what the best advice they’ve ever received is. What impacted a young […]
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May 15, 2019
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Ask WYE – Issue 20 – IFAK Individual First Aid Kit
Law Enforcement and EMS are sometimes required to carry specific equipment if they themselves are injured in the line of duty, especially in an active shooter scenario. This week WYE asks Motorcop what he carries in his IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) and the answer may surprise you! This week we learn: What 4 things […]
Read More...MC’s Top Productivity Tool
MC has been asked quite a few times over the past few weeks how it is he is so productive. Thus, this week’s Ask WYE is a bit different. MC is going to walk you quickly through what he uses to set, maintain, and accomplish some big goals in different areas of life…The Best Self […]
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April 17, 2019
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Ask WYE – Issue 18 – Advice 15+ Years in the Making
We asked those of you on the job for 15 years or more to send us what advice you would give the rookie you. Today we crack open the mailbox and give you advice from two of your fellow listeners that we think fit nicely together. The first two we’ll feature are from Rod and […]
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April 3, 2019
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ASK WYE – Issue 17 – Accuracy Matters
Listener Brenden fired up the Speakpipe app on our homepage and sent in a comment about how HM’s accuracy was off on a previous show. Yeah, he usually is. However, the guys were impressed at the way Brenden was able to keep his comments civil and wanted to share it as an example of how […]
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March 20, 2019
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Ask WYE – Issue 16 – Why Are You Here?
One of MC’s little ones figured out the blue microphone on our homepage and sent a question this week that is often heard in interview panels the world over, especially in the three disciplines: How and when did you know you wanted this job? MC has a distinct moment, HM more of a feeling, but […]
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March 6, 2019
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Ask WYE – Issue 15 – How MC prepped for the Sgt. Test
It’s been a struggle for the guys to get together over the past couple of weeks, so HM decided to submit a question he’s been meaning to ask MC for a while. Namely, how is MC going about preparing for the Sergeant’s test this go ’round? MC highlights his outlook on this iteration (and why […]
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February 20, 2019
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Ask WYE – Issue 14 – How and When to Specialize
Another great question from our audience asks our fire, Police and EMS experts when, and how, to specialize. Specialization in public safety can range from an officer doing traffic, SWAT, investigations, prevention or custody. Firefighters can specialize in haz-mat, USAR and ARFF to name a few. Even in EMS one can choose Helicopter training, educator, […]
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February 6, 2019
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ASKWye – Issue 13 – Reconnecting With Family
After a shift away from our families helping others it can be rough reconnecting with them when we finally get home safe. This week the guys answer how they reconnect with their families and discuss important steps you should take to make sure only some of the job follows you home, not all of it. […]
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