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Hold The Air Podcast
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Приєднався 25 кві 2024
Hometown Heroes Hockey Showdown
Brett Ramsden from Lansing Police and Caitlin Harrison from Lansing Fire are leaders of a charity hockey game on February 15, 2025. This video explains details of what the charity is about and how to get tickets. Let's fill the seats!!
@holdtheairpodcast could not be more honored to not only help promote this charitable event, but we are also going to be calling the game live. We can't wait!
GRAB YOUR TICKETS HERE:
www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/437bd8f5-f06d-45e9-b19c-fd7545644472
@holdtheairpodcast could not be more honored to not only help promote this charitable event, but we are also going to be calling the game live. We can't wait!
GRAB YOUR TICKETS HERE:
www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/437bd8f5-f06d-45e9-b19c-fd7545644472
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@holdtheairpodcast "What's in the Box" Episode 1
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The suggestion box that puts Rob and Coz on the spot! We had SO much fun with this.
Episode 5 - "Beyond the Call" - With Retired Detectives Frank Mobley and Quincy Scroggins.
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Retired Detectives Frank Mobley and Quincy Scroggins join us in the @holdtheairpodcast studio! As kids growing up they felt compelled to making policing better. They started as police officers in 1995 and had profound careers with the foundation as neighborhood street cops. Frank and Quincy "Q" had legendary careers. They policed their adjoining neighborhoods in a very different approach. While...
Episode 4: "The Sky's the Limit" with Retired Chief Pilot and Patrol Officer Greg Forbis
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Hold the Air Podcast welcomes Greg Forbis the studio. He retired from Lansing Police after serving for over 25 years. Besides his love for patrol, he piloted the department's helicopter "Air 80." The helicopter unit was an unmeasurable asset in crime prevention and criminal apprehension. On 5/9/1985, Officer Dean Whitehead was killed in the line of duty while assigned to Air 80. That tragic day...
Episode 3: Catchin' Criminals K9 Style - With Norm Naimy and Mark McAleer
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@holdtheairpodcast is excited to roll out the next episode! Police K9 teams are used throughout departments all over the country. We are fortunate to have worked with two of the best there is. Norm Naimy and Mark McAleer have legendary reputations as K9 handlers. Their perspective in the studio is absolutely captivating!
Episode 2: "Community Policing" A Voice for the Neighborhood with Carol Wood
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@holdtheairpodcast Welcomes Carol Wood to the studio. Carol has spent 24 years in local Government, including City Council President 4 times. Carol speaks from the heart about the importance of neighborhood communities and working relationships with the police. Carol's influence cannot possibly be fully measured, although her legacy undoubtedly is best known for her adversity to continue to sel...
Episode 1: "Accountability in Action" with Ingham County Prosecutor John Dewane.
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@holdtheairpodcast is up and running! We proudly present John Dewane as the featured guest of this episode. He has been with the Ingham County Prosecutor's Office for 22 years and was appointed as Prosecutor in 2022. John Dewane has been instrumental in rebuilding relationships with police jurisdictions, representing victims through the justice process and most importantly taking action to hold...
Can’t wait!
You two....armed with a radio! LOL....Great idea on this one.
Policing is so different now. The policing model today is (put the fewest number of cops on the road to manage calls for service. Community outreach is not “cost effective” to the bean counters. The few special assignments that still do exist are few and far between. There doesn’t appear to be any community engagement for some reason.
The last 3 episodes have served as a great reminder of how useless of a cop I am 🥲
Watching the 4 of you, reminds me of life back in the original Center. Quincy, I remember you telling me that same story about Saginaw, when you were on a sit a long waaaaaayyyy baack when. This is a great podcast. Well done and show you on an extended "7" .
@@JohnLaRue-zp2uj thank you! Frank and Q were great cops we looked up to. We were honored to host them!
Made me smile! Proud to know all of you.
The difference from 1970 to the 2020s is,,, manners Just saying In the early years,,, parents taught manners,, respect your elders,,, respect the fire fighters,,,and definitely respect the law,,,that meant police officers,,, judge's,,, exedra,,,,if you don't have respect of family,,, country,,,and law enforcement,,,they don't respect,,, anything,,,and they don't pin point,,,the individual that is the problem,,,and pin all cops,,as the same,,,all political parties are the problem,,,not just the bad apple,,, because,,, having manners,,you also learn to mind your business,,,when you don't know wants going on,,,if it's criminal,,,the law will handle it,,,so if you have a cop that did something wrong,,they think the other cops,,are to stop the other cops,,,but,,they haven't been taught manners and in them manners,,,you learn your actions are yours alone,,,so you know who has not been taught this,,, because they are the one's always in shit,,,they know nothing about,,and blame everyone,,, instead of the person or persons that is the problem,,,so the cop from 1970 to 1990,,,had people that respected them,, even the criminal's,,,the cops from 1990 to 2010,,,started seeing the start of no manners,,,so they had people who didn't respect them,,,the cops from 2010 to 2018,,,if your born after 2000,,,the cop doesn't know if you have manners or not,,,and the biggest problem,,,some of the police ,,,are these kids,,who was not taught manners,,,messing the look of police officers,,,so people have encounters with these cops,,and they are disrespectful to the public,,,and because,,,the no manners,,, generations ,,,have destroyed humanity in america,,,not guns,,games,,or any other thing,,,if you don't respect your neighbor,, cops,,store clerk,,or anybody,,,you don't have respect for your self,,,and you get bad drunks,,no happy one's,,,you get bad druggies,,not happy one's,,you have the bad speeder,,who is going to yell at you,,, instead of respecting he made a mistake,,,and the cop has a job to do,,,and apologize to the cop,,,for stopping you,,and in dangering you and himself,,,with other cars driving by,,we need to start respecting humanity,,and start teaching love of country,,,and manners,,to respect yourself,,,by saving your humanity
I'm proud of you two for doing this. And that layout is excellent. Now YOU get to play the radio game! Well done.
Damn, different styles, but all great cops and mentors.
This is my Mom! Super proud of all she has done. Love you.
Great guest! Great podcast!
Great job and start to this show. Very articulate and definitely compassionate prospective to getting the job done. Can’t wait to hear more.
As an officer in a neighboring agency. I can say that recently LPD won’t take their warrants when we find them.
Ms Wood is so spot on! She understands what it takes to police a community. Today’s local politician is wanting to “defund the police” and then wonder why crime is on the rise! I encourage everyone to watch Fall of Minneapolis.
Great Guest and Wonderful Person! Keep up the great content! Great cops! She forgot alarming problem houses! Great times to be a cop back then…..
Excellent job hosting Rob and Coz! Very entertaining, educational, and spot on. A perfect way to kick off your podcast with Ingham County Prosecutor John Dewane. His explanation was helpful for citizens and his experience will keep the county moving towards a safer tomorrow. Thank you!
Excellent job hosting Rob and Coz! Very entertaining, educational, and spot on. A perfect way to kick off your podcast with Ingham County Prosecutor John Dewane. His explanation was helpful for citizens and his experience will keep the county moving towards a safer tomorrow. Thank you!
Who knew Rob was so articulate. Impressed! Ive mainly only heard him say "i've got one running" great job guys
Violence knows no political boundaries, and neither should our response. Seeing real examples of how guns can be altered into automatic weapons or even 3D-printed, along with the importance of proper storage and prosecuting felony firearms, brings the issue into sharp focus. This knowledge, combined with watching law enforcement and prosecution collaborate, not only enhances community safety but also empowers us as individuals to understand the critical role we can play in preventing violence and finding justice should we become victims. Thank you for the education.
@@karenjackson9030 thank you. You are spot on! One of our main goals is to be unifying. Not divisive or polarizing. We are truly thankful for your reply and your takeaway. Even when people don’t completely agree, we can still learn from the experience and improve (if we choose). When I clicked on your name to reply it took me to your UA-cam Chanel. I watched your video tribute to Jeff. Nicely done.
Congrats Forbis!!
Nice job !
Great first episode. Very informational. I’m glad Alina let me know about it. Thanks for the education.
Awesome!!!! Wishing you all the best on this GREAT Podcast!!❤
This is going to be the bomb!
Thank you for letting us be a part of announcing this. We were grateful our children could witness it and can't wait for the podcast episodes. It is so important to hear and see the people who risk it all to protect us.
Looks awesome! Can't wait!
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Can’t wait!
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