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this season draws to a close with another integral member of my family: my mother. you may be surprised to learn that she is not, in fact, Vietnamese. T and I sit down with our most intimidating interview yet. and my efforts at convincing her that I’m the favorite fail. thanks so much for your support. we’ll see ya in the next one. stay safe!
this season draws to a close with another integral member of my family: my mother. you may be surprised to learn that she is not, in fact, Vietnamese. T and I sit down with our most intimidating interview yet. and my efforts at convincing her that I’m the favorite fail. thanks so much for your support. we’ll see ya in the next one. stay safe!
you have no idea how much of a pain in the ass it is carrying a gun. and living with plaque psoriasis. I don’t know what that is, but the commercials keep popping up. part one for this season, part two next season, or you can get the entire episode on #patreon. you deserve to hear this guest’s entire story.
you have no idea how much of a pain in the ass it is carrying a gun. and living with plaque psoriasis. I don’t know what that is, but the commercials keep popping up. part one for this season, part two next season, or you can get the entire episode on #patreon. you deserve to hear this guest’s entire story.
T joins me for our most difficult interview yet: my kid. it’s not just growing up with a cop dad — it’s growing up with a cop dad who’s me. she’ll tell us what she thinks cops do and will start a GoFundMe for her seventh misplaced Yondr bag. it’s our favorite episode yet!
T joins me for our most difficult interview yet: my kid. it’s not just growing up with a cop dad — it’s growing up with a cop dad who’s me. she’ll tell us what she thinks cops do and will start a GoFundMe for her seventh misplaced Yondr bag. it’s our favorite episode yet!
we all know that one guy. he sleeps with his award under the pillow. wears an Angel Light on his epaulet. hates drunk train riders. meet our hardworking guest and explore the inner depths of the mythical hymen.
we all know that one guy. he sleeps with his award under the pillow. wears an Angel Light on his epaulet. hates drunk train riders. meet our hardworking guest and explore the inner depths of the mythical hymen.
T and I disagree on what I thought was a pretty good pocket excuse to get out of shit. what would you pay for your left pinky toe? also, we welcome our guest, a college professor and retired big city cop who worked vice and couldn’t catch a break on his first undercover op.
T and I disagree on what I thought was a pretty good pocket excuse to get out of shit. what would you pay for your left pinky toe? also, we welcome our guest, a college professor and retired big city cop who worked vice and couldn’t catch a break on his first undercover op.
T joins me, sans Producer Bob, to talk about coked-up nurse exes and some awful mortgage fraud. hey, we got the damn house, didn’t we? we’ll also dive into some news and commentary and figure out what’s wrong with these damn kids. (I don’t care.)
T joins me, sans Producer Bob, to talk about coked-up nurse exes and some awful mortgage fraud. hey, we got the damn house, didn’t we? we’ll also dive into some news and commentary and figure out what’s wrong with these damn kids. (I don’t care.)
despite my best intuition, Producer Drew is allowed on mic to chat about dating, women’s haircuts, Bonnie Blue, and help us celebrate a milestone: bringing the annual police line-of-duty deaths below 100 for 2025.
despite my best intuition, Producer Drew is allowed on mic to chat about dating, women’s haircuts, Bonnie Blue, and help us celebrate a milestone: bringing the annual police line-of-duty deaths below 100 for 2025.
my other origin story: filing for a continuance at age 17 and mailing something certified with a return receipt. reach for the stars, or whatever the stupid expression is.
guess who finally decided to show up for work? the whole crew gets in on the discussion and we learn that I’m really bad with livestock, but quite good with de-escalation. shocker.
guess who finally decided to show up for work? the whole crew gets in on the discussion and we learn that I’m really bad with livestock, but quite good with de-escalation. shocker.
Officer Bobs get first dibs at my other origin story: filing for a continuance at age 17 and mailing something certified with a return receipt, whatever the fuck that is. enjoy this sneak peek and subscribe on #Patreon to hear it now!
Officer Bobs get first dibs at my other origin story: filing for a continuance at age 17 and mailing something certified with a return receipt, whatever the fuck that is. enjoy this sneak peek and subscribe on #Patreon to hear it now!
enjoy this episode while we take a midseason break. this money’s not gonna count itself. we’ll expose Producer Bob for his speeding, a children’s character controversy, and we sit down with a model cop, who’s moving onto bigger and better things. stay safe and we’ll see you in the new year while we plan more content and shave our legs.
enjoy this episode while we take a midseason break. this money’s not gonna count itself. we’ll expose Producer Bob for his speeding, a children’s character controversy, and we sit down with a model cop, who’s moving onto bigger and better things. stay safe and we’ll see you in the new year while we plan more content and shave our legs.
Tiny’s back, thankfully, because this shit is hard. we talk crashes, restaurant etiquette, and open records requests, then we sit down with two great friends who are hospital cops and have to deal with ho-baths and overcoming stereotypes. I also answer the burning question: why is there coffee on your shirt?
Tiny’s back, thankfully, because this shit is hard. we talk crashes, restaurant etiquette, and open records requests, then we sit down with two great friends who are hospital cops and have to deal with ho-baths and overcoming stereotypes. I also answer the burning question: why is there coffee on your shirt?
Tiny’s back, thankfully, because this shit is hard. we talk crashes, restaurant etiquette, and open records requests, then we sit down with two great friends who are hospital cops and have to deal with ho-baths and overcoming stereotypes. I also answer the burning question: why is there coffee on your shirt?
sorry, you get me solo again, but that means I can talk more shit about Tiny. remember that time you seized a “beka’s” worth of dope? and we’ll talk about my boundless ho-ish-ness waiting for a wanted person, who was allegedly showering. you’ll love our guest, a dedicated public servant, who’s trying to figure out the next stage of his life post-law enforcement, who talks about some close calls and heartbreaking evictions. we’re not really sponsored by #Orangina, although, we are open for anything. and I mean . . . anything.
