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Police Fitness and Crime Fiction
Curious about what a CrossFit Coach can bring to a police academy? Is there a commonality between the academy, "functional fitness" & Writing? Author RJ Beam thinks so. An impressive success story of what drove a young man to make fitness his life. ...
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First Responder Support Network: Why Retreats Work
Modeled after the On-Site Academy in Massachusetts, First Responder Support Network is a volunteer organization that is peer-driven and clinically guided, offering treatment, education, training, and support to the first responder community and their families since 1999....
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The First Modern Police Officer
How far back should historians go to study police procedure? And who exactly is credited as the first Modern Police Officer? My guest Author Judy Willmore gives a fascinating history lesson with two very different perspectives.....
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Settings Need as Much Depth & Soul as Characters
Memorable settings in books are like coming home. Author Annette Dashofy discusses her new Detective Honeywell Mystery series....
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Putting the Character in Character
To celebrate Black Pearl being on sale on most digital outlets, I'm sharing how Allison Shannon came to be...
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Baseball Love & Concept Idea Leads to The Fireballer
Crime Fiction Author Mark Stevens explains the how and why that led to a genre switch and the creation of The Fireballer....
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