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“From Hustle to Healing: Marie’s Story”

“From Hustle to Healing: Marie’s Story”

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On this powerful episode of Police Pod Talk, host Cleveland sits down for a raw and emotional interview with Marie a woman whose life took unexpected turns after moving from the streets of Chicago to Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Marie opens up about her early days, how she was drawn into the fast-paced lifestyle of a known drug dealer, and how she herself began dealing cocaine and chasing the money. But behind the cash and chaos came devastating consequences leading to the heartbreaking loss of her children and a painful wake-up call that forced her to reevaluate everything.

In this unfiltered conversation, Marie shares the lessons she learned, the mistakes she made, and the strength it took to walk away from the streets. She offers heartfelt advice to young women especially those thinking about dating or getting into relationships on how to protect themselves, make smart choices, and avoid the traps that nearly destroyed her.

This is not just another street story it’s a testimony of pain, redemption, and the power of second chances.

Tune in Monday

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Get ready for another spine-chilling installment of Police Pod Talk with your host, Cleveland, as he welcomes back special guest Scott Wells, the man who stunned listeners with his terrifying story of unknowingly camping with a serial killer. This time, Scott returns to answer YOUR questions from the infamous episode and take us even deeper into the darkness...

In this brand-new episode, Scott opens up about a night that changed everything when he and his friends used a Ouija board and made contact with the dead. What started as a creepy game turned into a desperate mission after the board gave them cryptic directions to help save a kidnapped girl along with a horrifying warning about what would happen if they didn’t.

Scott reveals the paranormal threat made against one of his friends, the eerie chain of events that unfolded two years later, and the shocking twist that came ten years after that night.

Plus, Scott gives us the inside scoop on the book and movie he's working on, inspired by these terrifying true events. And for anyone even thinking about using a Ouija board, Scott shares a few powerful words of warning and advice you won't want to miss.

Don’t miss this intense and unforgettable episode—dropping Monday on Police Pod Talk!

Tune in… if you dare.

“Five Days with a Killer: The Condor Mark Encounter”

Monday on Police Pod Talk you won’t want to miss this jaw-dropping episode as special guest Scott Wells takes us deep into the heart of the Grand Canyon and into the most chilling experience of his life.

What began as a peaceful 5-day camping trip with two close friends quickly turned into a real-life horror story when the trio crossed paths with a strange, enigmatic loner known only as Condor Mark. His odd behavior and unsettling conversations grew darker by the day, and what seemed like paranoia at first soon became a fight for survival.

Scott recounts the bizarre encounters, the moment fear took over, and how they managed to escape what they would later learn was a deadly situation. Because Condor Mark wasn’t just another eccentric hiker… he was a wanted serial killer, and Scott and his friends had almost become his next victims.

Tune in to hear the full story raw, real, and absolutely terrifying. Only on Police Pod Talk.

 You think you’ve heard it all? Think again.

Tim Russell Episode 4

Coming up next on Police Pod Talk a heartfelt tribute to one of Fort Wayne’s finest.

Over the next four episodes, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Police Pod Talk is proud to honor the life and legacy of retired Fort Wayne Police Officer and beloved Detective, Tim Russell—a man whose badge carried weight, but whose smile carried more.

Tim wasn’t just a well-known name in the Fort Wayne Police Department. He was a respected Detective, a familiar face in the community, and a friend to students, teachers, and neighbors alike. From the streets to the schools, everyone knew Officer Russell. But more than his titles or his tenure, Tim will always be remembered for one simple thing—his heart.

He was the kind of Officer who could walk into a squad meeting, say almost nothing, and still have the whole room in tears laughing—just by being there. His presence alone brought lightness to the job and comfort to those around him. In a world of tension, Tim Russell was relief. He was real. He was funny. And somehow, he always got the job done.

These next four episodes are never-before-aired conversations that were once left on the cutting room floor. But in light of Tim’s passing, our host felt it was only right to dust them off and play them—in honor of one of Fort Wayne’s finest, and certainly one of its funniest.

Join us as we remember a man who didn’t just wear the badge—he wore the respect and love of an entire city.

This is for you, Detective Tim Russell.

Tim Russell Episode 3

Coming up next on Police Pod Talk a heartfelt tribute to one of Fort Wayne’s finest.

Over the next four episodes, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Police Pod Talk is proud to honor the life and legacy of retired Fort Wayne Police Officer and beloved Detective, Tim Russell—a man whose badge carried weight, but whose smile carried more.

Tim wasn’t just a well-known name in the Fort Wayne Police Department. He was a respected Detective, a familiar face in the community, and a friend to students, teachers, and neighbors alike. From the streets to the schools, everyone knew Officer Russell. But more than his titles or his tenure, Tim will always be remembered for one simple thing—his heart.

He was the kind of Officer who could walk into a squad meeting, say almost nothing, and still have the whole room in tears laughing—just by being there. His presence alone brought lightness to the job and comfort to those around him. In a world of tension, Tim Russell was relief. He was real. He was funny. And somehow, he always got the job done.

These next four episodes are never-before-aired conversations that were once left on the cutting room floor. But in light of Tim’s passing, our host felt it was only right to dust them off and play them—in honor of one of Fort Wayne’s finest, and certainly one of its funniest.

Join us as we remember a man who didn’t just wear the badge—he wore the respect and love of an entire city.

This is for you, Detective Tim Russell.

Tim Russell Episode 2

Coming up next on Police Pod Talk a heartfelt tribute to one of Fort Wayne’s finest.

Over the next four episodes, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Police Pod Talk is proud to honor the life and legacy of retired Fort Wayne Police Officer and beloved Detective, Tim Russell—a man whose badge carried weight, but whose smile carried more.

Tim wasn’t just a well-known name in the Fort Wayne Police Department. He was a respected Detective, a familiar face in the community, and a friend to students, teachers, and neighbors alike. From the streets to the schools, everyone knew Officer Russell. But more than his titles or his tenure, Tim will always be remembered for one simple thing—his heart.

He was the kind of Officer who could walk into a squad meeting, say almost nothing, and still have the whole room in tears laughing—just by being there. His presence alone brought lightness to the job and comfort to those around him. In a world of tension, Tim Russell was relief. He was real. He was funny. And somehow, he always got the job done.

These next four episodes are never-before-aired conversations that were once left on the cutting room floor. But in light of Tim’s passing, our host felt it was only right to dust them off and play them—in honor of one of Fort Wayne’s finest, and certainly one of its funniest.

Join us as we remember a man who didn’t just wear the badge—he wore the respect and love of an entire city.

This is for you, Detective Tim Russell.

Tim Russell Episode 1

Coming up next on Police Pod Talk a heartfelt tribute to one of Fort Wayne’s finest.

Over the next four episodes, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Police Pod Talk is proud to honor the life and legacy of retired Fort Wayne Police Officer and beloved Detective, Tim Russell—a man whose badge carried weight, but whose smile carried more.

Tim wasn’t just a well-known name in the Fort Wayne Police Department. He was a respected Detective, a familiar face in the community, and a friend to students, teachers, and neighbors alike. From the streets to the schools, everyone knew Officer Russell. But more than his titles or his tenure, Tim will always be remembered for one simple thing—his heart.

He was the kind of Officer who could walk into a squad meeting, say almost nothing, and still have the whole room in tears laughing—just by being there. His presence alone brought lightness to the job and comfort to those around him. In a world of tension, Tim Russell was relief. He was real. He was funny. And somehow, he always got the job done.

These next four episodes are never-before-aired conversations that were once left on the cutting room floor. But in light of Tim’s passing, our host felt it was only right to dust them off and play them—in honor of one of Fort Wayne’s finest, and certainly one of its funniest.

Join us as we remember a man who didn’t just wear the badge—he wore the respect and love of an entire city.

This is for you, Detective Tim Russell.

 

“The Stick, The Stop, and The Suspension”

Monday's episode on Police Pod Talk: “The Stick, The Stop, and The Suspension”

In our next powerful episode of Police Pod Talk, your host Cleveland dives into a controversial arrest that made headlines and sparked serious debate. In Columbia County, Florida, a legally blind man was stopped by police who believed he had a weapon in his back pocket. It turned out to be nothing more than a walking stick.

Despite calmly explaining he was walking home from jury duty and clearly showing both officers the item was not a weapon, things took a turn ending in his arrest for Resisting Law Enforcement.

Cleveland is joined by retired Officer Cornell Wiley, who brings decades of Law Enforcement experience to the table. Together, they break down the body-cam footage, analyze the Officer’s decisions, and discuss what could’ve been done differently especially in light of the suspension of two Officers involved in the incident.

Was this a failure in training, judgment, or communication?

Find out in this powerful, no-punches-pulled episode available wherever you get your podcasts.

“Chasing the Flame with Jake Slater”

Monday's episode on Police Pod Talk: “Chasing the Flame with Jake Slater”

In our next powerful episode of Police Pod Talk, we sit down with Jake Slater, a young man with a burning passion—not for Law Enforcement, but for Firefighting. Just like we gave a spotlight to a young woman pursuing her dream to become a Police Officer, we’re giving equal time and space to Jake as he chases his goal of becoming a Firefighter.

Jake opens up about the path that led him to this career decision, from the early inspirations to the key moments that solidified his calling. He shares the steps he’s taking to get in shape, the study habits he’s building, and the people—Firefighters, mentors, and role models—who are guiding him along the way.

It’s a real, honest, and inspiring look into the world of someone who’s choosing to serve his community in a different uniform, and how his journey is just beginning.

Tune in to Police Pod Talk—where dreams, dedication, and duty all find a voice.

Hope and Recovery Team

Join us Monday on Police Pod Talk as host Cleveland sits down with Abbi, a dedicated Social Worker from the Hope and Recovery Team (HART)—a mobile response unit making a real difference in the greater Fort Wayne community.

Abbi will share her journey into the program, explaining how the Hope and Recovery Team works alongside the Fort Wayne Police Department to reach individuals battling addiction, overdoses, domestic violence, and mental health crises. This team doesn’t wait for people to seek help—they go directly into Allen County’s neighborhoods, offering support, resources, and a path to recovery for those in need.

Don’t miss this powerful conversation about compassion, action, and second chances. Tune in and learn how Law Enforcement and Social Services are coming together to change lives!