Yup. You read that right. I talked HM into doing the dishes so I could get this post out to the lot of you. I am a modern day Huck Finn.
In this, our last teenage episode, we talk about collisions and when they are documented, evidence-based medicine, and some pretty kick ass Kilted to Kick Cancer news.
Enjoy our last episode before we hit that crap year between being teenagers and being able to drink. What a dumb year.
The boys are back in what can only be described as their Christmas Show. They discuss how to stay safe when out shopping, what a cassette tape and a pencil will never show our children and why the Elf on the Shelf might just make up for it. Motorcop from Motorcopblog.com and Justin Schorr of theHappyMedic.com for another 45 minutes of the internet’s only Police/EMS/Fire podcast! The show is now barely legal. That alone should get you to click play!
Motorcop and HM welcome fellow Kilted to Kick Cancer organizers Kelly Greyson from Ambulancedriverfiles.com and Alex Simpson from Unkilted.com. The boys discuss awkward moments while in a kilt all month long and Kelly announces the fundraising totals. Please pardon some of the technical difficulties this recording. If you are not 100% satisfied we offer a 100% money back guarantee.
Wondering what you can do to support Kilted to Kick Cancer next year? Have a listen!
Motorcop and the Happy Medic spend the show discussing the upcoming Kilted to kick Cancer event to raise awareness about male specific cancers. Learn how you can be a part of the movement through sponsors Magnumboots and AltKilt. Need a kilt for the month of September? AltKilt is where you want to go. Mention KTKC and get 15% off your custom 100% made in the USA kilt. Visit kiltedtokickcancer.org for more links and to learn where you can donate!
In this episode, Happy and MC talk about the forthcoming debacle in DC, we take listener questions and we finally stop beating around the bush and tell you why we we’re looking forward to September. Â You’ll finally know why we were so excited to visit Magnum Boots USA last Monday!
I am very proud to say that Episode 14 of The Crossover Show is also coincidentally my 400th post! Â No one else I’d rather share it with than my buddy Happy Medic! Â I’m proud to call him my friend and I can’t thank God enough for allowing Al Gore to invent the interwebs so I could eventually meet a life-long friend. Â Cheers, brother!
In this episode, Happy remember to hit “record“. Â *Pause for applause* Â In this iteration of the Crossover, we talk at length about the incident in Alameda, CA both HM and I posted about last week. Â You can review his take here and mine here. Â We also talk about one of our most frustrating repeat customers, Otis the Town Drunk. Â Incarcerate or Hospitalize? Â *Spoiler* We solve nothing…but you should get a chuckle or mayhap a guffaw out of the topic.
We also tease a couple of upcoming events you’ll be interested to hear about. Â And the beer of the show was Happy’s SharkBite Red (6.7% ABV)! Â Without further ado…
There are those that read this blog that will recognize the name Gordon Graham (or at least they should). Â If that’s the case, you are more than likely a fellow police officer. Â If you don’t recognize the name, you are about to become familiar with the man.
Mr. Graham was kind enough to stop by MCPD to have a conversation about Social Media & First Responders. Â Amongst Mr. Graham’s many specialties is his ability to assess risk, both organizationally and operationally. Â What are the risks that we as first responders are running when we open our lives up in the virtual arena. Â Facebook, Twitter, and blogs appear to be here to stay. Â What can we do to best protect ourselves, literally and professionally, from the dangers that social media has to offer? Â Are there any benefits to an organization or the individual first responder using social media? Â And to what end?
Mr. Graham has some answers. Â It was an honor and a privilege to speak with Mr. Graham and I’m proud to present Episode 13 of The Crossover Show to you!