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00:00 Podcast editing software discussion


04:59 Discussion on enhancing show quality


09:29 Sharing feedback and getting involved


10:50 Experiencing and resolving device mix-up issues








Questions Answered Inside this Episode of The Podcast Gauntlet:



According to Mike Wilkerson - 2GuysTalking, what is the "scourge of podcasting," and how does this set the theme for the episode?
Both Mike Wilkerson - 2GuysTalking and Bryan Entzminger - Top Tier Audio question whether editing software can truly save a boring podcast. What are their main arguments against this belief?
Bryan Entzminger - Top Tier Audio references the saying, "You can't polish a turd." How does this analogy apply to podcast content and editing?
How do the hosts define what makes a podcast "boring," and why do they suggest this is subjective to the audience?
What role do flashy effects—like quick cuts, lower thirds, sound effects, and graphic transitions—play in podcast production, according to Bryan Entzminger - Top Tier Audio?
Why do the hosts use car analogies, such as equating podcasts to a Honda Civic with new rims, to discuss podcasting and editing?
What do the hosts say is ultimately required for a podcast to be successful and engaging, regardless of editing software or effects?
How do the hosts address the marketing claims made by podcast editing platforms, especially those promising to make any podcast better?
Bryan Entzminger - Top Tier Audio mentions the importance of designing a car (and by analogy, a podcast) for a specific purpose. How does this relate to serving a podcast’s intended audience?
What invitation do Mike Wilkerson - 2GuysTalking and Bryan Entzminger - Top Tier Audio make to their listeners at the end of the episode, and why is audience feedback positioned as valuable?













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Mike Wilkerson:

Mike Wilkerson Is the PodFather of St. Louis, and has been hosting, producing, concepting and enhancing podcasts since 2005. As a professional content creator, Mike has been making and documenting every mistake in the Podcasting industry so you won't have to when you're ready to begin. With thousands of of hours of business, marketing and life experience behind and in front of the mic and keyboard, he has created a vibrant and always-growing business tapestry via The 2GuysTalking Podcast Network.

As a perpetual student, Mike continues to foster interests in Crisis Negotiator Training, Firearms Instruction and helping people to find the next step in their career with an active interest in hunting light bulb moments.

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Bryan Entzminger: Bryan Entzminger is the owner of Top Tier Audio, a podcast production company. He's also the founder of the Hindy Users (Unofficial) group for Hindenburg users on Facebook, and a co-host of Podcast Editors Mastermind — a podcast focused on the business side of podcast editing. He loves sharing the lessons he’s learned from his struggles and others he's met along the way so that you can have a podcast that you’re proud of without letting editing take over your life.

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You now that we LOVE sage television programming. Whether it's from television, feature films, streaming media or whatever else is offered, we love telling you what's REAL, and what's a bunch of Hollywood Hogwash.

Today, we welcome two specialists who not only have been cops themselves, but have harvested some of  the BEST that television, movies and the internet have to offer across DECADES of entertainment history.

It's time to take a detailed, comprehensive look at the media that impacts not just the worldwide audiences when it comes to policing, but what the people in law enforcement themselves think of it offcially.

Are YOU ready to learn more about the entertainment you take in when it comes to effective policing? Ready to learn more about the HUMANS behind the duty belt and badge?

It's time for another episode of WhatCopsWatch on The 2GuysTalking Podcast Network.

 


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-- Free Field Training: Inside this episode we welcome Officer Tommy Mottl from Free Field Training on YouTube (and now, from The Free Field Training Podcast effort) to share his perspective on - literally - the area that he has intimate knowledge about in the South Chicagoland area...

 



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Timestamps for This Episode:
1. Introduction and Podcast Purpose

Explanation of "What Cops Watch" and the collaborative Episode focus 00:06
Introductions of hosts and guests, including their backgrounds in law enforcement, psychology, and crisis negotiation 00:35
Acknowledgement of the importance of crisis negotiation skills and teamwork 01:23

2. Collecting and Analyzing Law Enforcement Media

Discussion of guests' shared interest in true crime history, media depictions, and police wellness 02:04
Genesis and goals of their presentation for the Officer Safety and Wellness Conference 02:53
Examination of how media depictions influence public perception of police and potential effects on officer wellness 03:19
Use of an informal survey to gauge favorite and most accurate police shows and movies among officers 04:17

3. The "What Cops Watch" Concept in Practice

The podcast's practice of inviting law enforcement to share favorite movies, often unrelated to policing 04:49
Story of contrasting expectations on police officers' movie preferences vs. reality 05:10
Reflection on how entertainment and real-life policing differ 05:40

4. Media’s Tone: Seriousness vs. Levity in Police Portrayals

Observations on increasing negativity in depictions of law enforcement in recent years 06:22
Assertion that television often omits the humor and lightheartedness within police culture, favoring tension and drama 06:40

5. Crime Genre Dominance in Media Consumption

Statistical insights: 20% of films, 20-30% of TV programming are crime dramas 06:57
Consideration of audience interest in crime stories and their impact on perceptions of policing 07:23
Academic approach in criminal justice education: demystifying fictional portrayals in class 07:45

6. Decade-by-Decade Exploration of Police Portrayals
1940s & 1950s: The Birth of Police Procedurals

The influence of film noir (e.g., The Maltese Falcon) and the emergence of the police procedural 08:39
The role of shows like Dragnet and Adam-12 in shaping public perceptions 09:04
Reference to L.A. Confidential (film) and video games (L.A. Noire) as touchstones for the era 09:21
Discussion of LAPD’s involvement in guiding media and establishing professional image 17:49
Examination of officers being role models, e.g., Jack Webb’s expectations of Adam-12 actors 22:24
Emphasis on accountability, professionalism, and sanitized portrayals of policing 22:51, 29:52

Influence and Limitations of Media in Early Decades

Acknowledgement that sanitized, positive imagery influenced trust in police despite limited real-life interaction for many Americans 29:56
Recognition that TV’s version often avoided “the good, bad, and ugly” for contemporary audiences 30:05
Use of police procedurals as potential marketing tools for agencies (e.g., highlighting forensics advancements) 30:25

1960s & 1970s: Grit, Realism, and Social Change

Shifting tones in film: more violence, realism, and political themes 37:02
New focus on flawed, isolated, and sometimes morally ambiguous police characters (e.g., Dirty Harry) 39:03
Influence of social upheaval and skepticism toward authority 38:47
Storytelling moves from sanitized teams to rogue, individualistic officers, often set in gritty urban environments 42:21
Contrast between TV’s continued team-oriented procedurals and the darker themes of cinema 45:16
Reference to the origins of The Shield, Training Day, and similar modern works rooted in real-life corruption scandals 44:21
Cultivation theory: heavy TV viewers, especially those lacking real-life experience with police, may develop skewed perceptions (mean world syndrome) 47:23

7. The Impact of Media Consumption Formats

Discussion of modern tendencies toward consuming content as short clips vs. long-form episodes 50:01
Observations on the challenges in getting audiences to engage deeply with nuanced or historic content 50:57
Hope for resurgent appreciation of longer, more detailed storytelling drawn from analog-era nostalgia 51:43

8. The 1980s: Action, Personality, and Cultural Shifts

Defining qualities of '80s cop media: buddy cops, big action, explosions, and over-the-top antics 52:09
The importance of shows like Hill Street Blues for realism and complex character development 53:01
Iconic impact of Miami Vice and the stylistic focus on fashion and music 54:19
Changing focus from procedural resolution to ongoing character arcs and wider storylines 54:41
Greater inclusion of female officers and social commentary (Cagney & Lacey, Hunter, TJ Hooker) 56:22
The influence of police media on youth, families, and childhood perceptions of policing—personal stories of watching shows with family 57:12, 59:42

9. The Power of Media to Shape Empathy and Normalcy

A key theme that emerged was the ability of police TV dramas to help viewers (including children) process and normalize difficult real-life events 59:42
Reflection on Hill Street Blues addressing themes like divorce and officer family life 59:46

10. Transition to the 1990s, 2000s, and Modern Eras (Preview)

Introduction of the next section covering the “golden era” of cable police dramas, including The Wire, NYPD Blue, Heat, and LA Confidential 01:00:25
Recognition of the abundance and quality of law enforcement content in more recent decades 01:01:01
Plan to continue with Part 2, addressing newer shows and evolving perceptions 01:02:10

11. Conclusion and Guest Contact Information

Closing thoughts and gratitude to participants 01:04:23
Details for how to find and connect with the guests and their podcasts/content 01:03:11, 01:04:03
Preview of upcoming topics and continuation in the next episode 01:04:38

 


Questions from This Episode:



The conversation focused on how television and film depictions of police have shifted over the decades. How have these changes reflected or influenced public perceptions of law enforcement?
One concept discussed was the "sanitized" portrayal of police in early television shows like Dragnet and Adam-12. What are the potential benefits and drawbacks of these sanitized narratives for both the public and police themselves?
The discussion explored the rise of morally ambiguous and “gritty” portrayals of police in the '60s and '70s, as seen in films like Dirty Harry. How might these portrayals affect real-world expectations of police behavior?
Several points were raised, including the impact of shows such as Hill Street Blues and The Shield on the image of police accountability. What role does media play in shaping beliefs about police discipline and consequence?
A key theme that emerged was the role of true crime and crime procedural genres in making the public feel the world is more dangerous (“mean world syndrome”)....

Family: it’s the most powerful force shaping our lives — yes, even more powerful than the explosives behind every hunting shot.

The hunting rifle is more than just a tool; it’s the centerpiece of many families’ stories and traditions.

But when it comes to celebrating legacy firearms and tickets to your favorite gun show, we ask: where are the Shotguns at?

The answer? Right here, today, on the show.

In this episode, we’re joined by father, crisis negotiator and outdoorsman, Dan Asher.

Dan brings incredible insight — not just into the artistry of the J Higgins Model 1017 shotgun, but also into what legacy truly means to multiple generations of his family in Missouri.

Join us as Dan opens up about his love for shotguns, and the family stories it carries, inside today’s episode of 2GuysTalkingGuns.

 

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Timestamps for This Episode of 2GuysTalkingGuns:



00:00 Talking about legacy firearms and memories
05:13 Advice on preserving leather jackets

12:27 Father-son bonding and course benefits

19:54 Importance of Team Chemistry in Policing

24:37 Getting involved with the podcast reviews

28:05 Looking for junior shooting leagues in Missouri

32:40 Understanding shotgun chokes and spread

38:56 Cherished memories of influential mentors

43:04 Discussing rabbit and squirrel recipes

49:29 Exploring diverse food preferences and options

54:41 Family outings for clay shooting practice

59:40 Importance of heritage and legacy discussed

01:03:40 Concluding the episode and goodbyes





 


Questions Answered Inside This Episode of 2GuysTalkingGuns:




How do legacy firearms help preserve family history and heritage, according to the stories shared in this episode?
What role do personal memories and family traditions play in the value people assign to heirloom guns?
How have attitudes toward firearms in schools and public spaces changed over the years, as described in the episode?
In what ways does participating in hunting or shooting sports serve as a bonding experience between family members?
What are some of the challenges and benefits of passing down firearms through multiple generations?
How does formal firearms education—like the hunter safety courses discussed—impact family experiences with guns?
What considerations should be taken into account when preserving or restoring legacy firearms and their accessories (such as cases)?
How might someone encourage younger or less interested family members to appreciate or participate in hunting or shooting traditions?
What insights did the episode provide about multi-generational mentorship, both in hunting and in professional environments?
How can creating keepsakes (like shadow boxes with ammunition and photos) help maintain the legacy and stories tied to family firearms?






 



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The Host of 2GuysTalkingGuns:
 
Mike Wilkerson:
Mike Wilkerson Is the PodFather of St. Louis, and has been hosting, producing, concepting and enhancing podcasts since 2005. As a professional content creator, Mike has been making and documenting every mistake in the Podcasting industry so you won't have to when you're ready to begin. With thousands of of hours of business, marketing and life experience behind and in front of the mic and keyboard, he has created a vibrant and always-growing business tapestry via The 2GuysTalking Podcast Networ

The Mustang.

It's celebrating being an icon in automotive history, both in television and feature films.

Today, 2GuysTalkingCars pays homage by revisiting five decades of television and movies to give you the top five Mustangs in television and cinematic history.

Which one will take the top seed?

How many arguments can we start today?

We'll find out now as we run through the top five Mustangs in television and movies here on this episode of 2GuysTalking Cars...




 


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Another Nod to Guest Host Lt. Pat Doering, Real-Life Crisis Negotiator, Author and Original 24 Fan! Check out Pat’s Book, “Crisis Cops: The Evolution of Crisis Negotiator in America”

 


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Transformers Mustang (2007)

Model: 2007 Saleen S281 Extreme
Film: Transformers (as Barricade)
All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film Transformers (20007)
All of the Vehicles Featured Inside the Feature Film Transformers (20007)
Details: Aggressive black-and-white police car that morphs into a menacing robot 04:03.



 
 

Knight Rider (2008) – The New KITT

Model: 2008 Shelby GT500KR
TV Show: Knight Rider (reboot)
All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Television Series Knight Rider (20008)
All of the Vehicles Featured Inside the Television Series Knight Rider (20008)
Details: Aggressive stance and updated technology, a modern take on the iconic KITT 06:10.



 
 

I Am Legend Mustang

Model: 2007 Shelby GT500
Film: I Am Legend
All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film I Am Legend (2007)
All of the Vehicles Featured Inside the Feature Film I Am Legend (2007)
Details: Red with white stripes, seen racing through deserted New York with Will Smith 07:08.



 
 

Eleanor from Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000)

Model: 1967 Shelby GT500
Film: Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000)
All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film Gone in 60 Seconds (2000)
All of the Vehicles Featured Inside the Feature Film Gone in 60 Seconds (2000)
Details: Iconic silver paint, custom body kit, frequently cited as a "piece of art" 12:34.



 
 

Bullitt Mustang

Model: 1968 Fastback GT390
Film: Bullitt
All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film Bullitt (1968)
All of the Vehicles Featured Inside the Feature Film Gone in 60 Seconds (1968)
Details: Dark green color, immortalized by Steve McQueen's legendary San Francisco chase 18:04.



 
 



Honorable and Dishonorable Mentions
Dishonorable Mention:

Gone in Sixty Seconds (1974) – 1972 Mustang

Description: Boxy styling, unappealing aesthetics 15:20.
All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film Gone in 60 Seconds (1972)
All of the Vehicles Featured Inside the Feature Film Gone in 60 Seconds (1972)



 
 

Honorable Mention:

War of the Worlds Mustang

Description: Black with gold stripes, featured briefly but loaded with attitude 16:48.
All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film Gone in 60 Seconds (1972)
All of the Vehicles Featured Inside the Feature War of the Worlds (2005)



 



 


Timestamps from This Episode of 2GuysTalkingCars.Com:



Discussing popular Batmobiles episode
Thanking listeners for downloads
Excitement for new Batmobile details
Mentioning upcoming Batman movie

04:07 Car modifications and design features discussed

The car's bull ring mistaken for something else
Police officer bars added to the front
Sleek bars installed across the top
The unique white and black paint job
Car morphing into a giant robot

08:02 - Driving the 2007 Mustang

Nostalgic engine sounds
Inside cabin quietness
Windows-down roaring experience
Envying Will Smith's Mustang
Wanting to drive the Mustang again

14:33 - Critiquing early HD filmmaking in 2000

Exploring top Mustangs in film history
Reviewing 25 iconic Mustang appearances
Announcing a dishonorable mention award
Highlighting standout Mustang features

18:53 - How Bala got started

The Kickstarter launch
Going on Shark Tank
Scaling to retail stores
Top Mustangs in TV and Film History

20:57 - Episode wrap-up and listener engagement

Inviting fan car stories
Website and social media details
Encouraging iTunes subscriptions
Season finale with fan input



 


Questions Answered Inside This Episode of 2GuysTalkingCars.Com:



What qualities do you think make a Mustang an "iconic" car in television and movie history, and which of those does the Bullitt Mustang possess 18:04?
How do film and television appearances influence your perception of certain car models, such as the Mustang Shelby GT500 from "I Am Legend" 07:08?
Was there a Mustang used in a film or TV show that you felt deserved to be in the top five but wasn't mentioned in the episode? Why?
The hosts mentioned that over 500 movies feature Mustangs 02:03. Why do you think the Mustang is such a popular choice for filmmakers?
How do modifications for film (e.g., body kits, tire choices, sound enhancements) change the original appeal or performance of a classic Mustang, as discussed with Eleanor from "Gone in 60 Seconds" 12:52?
Do you agree with the hosts’ placement of the "Transformers" Barricade Mustang in the top five 03:29? Why or why not?
How important is the setting (e.g., San Francisco in "Bullitt") to the legacy of a television or movie car 18:40?
The episode features both honorable and dishonorable mentions. What elements made certain Mustangs, like the '72 model from the original "Gone in 60 Seconds," less appealing 15:27?
What role do pop culture references, nostalgia, and the "cool factor" play in the legendary status of Mustangs in media 00:17?
The hosts talk about the desire to drive certain Mustangs after seeing them in movies 01:50. Have you ever been inspired to own or drive a particular car purely based on its on-screen presence? Why or why not?




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— — What “lightbulb moment” did you experience inside this episode? Tell us now!

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The Hosts of this Program:
Ron Reiling:
Ron is a master of networking and has driven just about everything on wheels. What he hasn't driven in, he's surely fixed. Regardless of the car type, technology, profile, or horsepower, Ron is an always-flowing information fountain when it comes to cars. Add on his mastery of networking with people inside the Automotive industries and you have a formidable host, an outstanding storyteller, and a man with knowledge, skill set, and perspective that is simply unmatched. Ron is also the Executive Director of AASP-MO - an educational organization providing knowledge and direction to hundreds of talented automotive shops in the St. Louis area. Ron can also be found at each SEMO show. Do you see him? Stop and tell him a story that can share on-air via 2GuysTalkingCars!

— Ron Reiling on Facebook
— Ron Reiling on LinkedIn
— 2GuysTalking on LinkedIn

 
Mike Wilkerson:
Mike Wilkerson is a former certified Sign Language Interpreter for the Deaf, now Marketing Automation Director for a large St. Louis-based Computer company and has been hosting, producing, concepting and enhancing podcasts for 13 years. While his interests are definitively pop culture-based, the bottom line is: It’s ALL About Perspective. Whether it’s being captured inside of one of Mike’s Podcast Capture Studios (based in St. Louis) inside the coming-soon “Micro Audio Podcast Capture Studios” (MPACS) or via The Podcast Bug: A 1974 custom Superbeetle with a recording studio built inside of it – Podcasting is Captured  Perspective. Be sure to contact Mike with questions about podcasting,...

The LAW, is out there, in vehicles of all kinds no less.

Whether they on two wheels or on wheels that peel out and chase the good guys like in The Dukes of Hazzard, or the bad guys like Sonny Crocket and Tubbs in the day-glow cityscape of Miami, the law has always and will always have a presence in entertainment. It’s time for a literal hybrid podcast, combining the superpowers of 2GuysTalkingCars.Com, and WhatCopsWatch.Com where we put some polish on some of the coolest cop cars in entertainment history!

Sit back a spell, strap on your proverbial duty belt and or shoulder holster and join us as we revisit the land of nostalgia, police officers and entertainment as we list The 10 Best Cop Vehicles from TV & Movies on The 2GuysTalking Podcast Network…




 


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-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Television Series Starsky & Hutch (1975-1979)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Television Series Starsky & Hutch (1975-1979)
 
-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film Starsky & Hutch (2004)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Feature Film Starsky & Hutch (2004)
 

-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Television Series Adam 12 (1968-1975)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Television Series Adam 12 (1968-1975)
 

-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Television Series Nash Bridges (1996-2001)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Television Series Nash Bridges (1996-2001)
 

-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Television Series CHiPs (1977-1982)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Television Series CHiPs (1977-1982)
 

-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film CHiPs (2017)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Feature Film CHiPs (2017)
 

-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Television Series Miami Vice (1984-1989)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Television Series (1984-1989)
 

-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film Miami Vice (2006)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Feature Film Miami Vice (2006)
 

-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film Lone Wolf McQuade (1983)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Feature Film Lone Wolf McQuade (1983)
 

-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film The Blues Brothers (1980)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Feature Film The Blues Brothers (1980)
 

-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Television Series The Andy Griffith Show (1960-1968)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Television Series The Andy Griffith Show (1960-1968)
 

-- All of the Firearms Featured Inside the Feature Film Dirty Harry (1968)
-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Feature Film Dirty Harry (1968)
 

-- All of the Vehicles Featured Inside of the Television Series Car 54

 


Timestamps from This Episode of 2GuysTalkingCars.Com:


00:00 Counting Down Top 10 TV and Movie Cop Cars
04:11 Audience feedback request for Daredevil reviews

08:34 Building Engines for Police and Runners

09:49 Changes in Police Vehicle Design and Technology

15:38 Discussion on iconic movie stars and cars

18:43 Iconic police motorcycles and their gadgets in CHiPs

22:04 Police departments adopting SUVs

24:22 Talking about Blues Brothers car events

28:40 Exploring baseball culture and online resources

30:19 Join Two Guys Talking as a Movie Reviewer

35:19 Talking about bad guys in the series

35:38 Discussing favorite cars and a TV tribute

39:53 Podcast wrap-up, listener feedback, and engagement



 


Questions Answered Inside This Episode of 2GuysTalkingCars.Com:



ow has the portrayal of police vehicles in television and movies changed over the decades, according to the hosts’ discussion?
In what ways did advancements in vehicle technology, such as computer systems and safety features, influence the realism and functionality of on-screen cop cars?
The hosts compare the Starsky and Hutch Gran Torino to a character in its own right. What elements make a vehicle transcend mere transportation to become a central figure in a story?
What role does audience nostalgia play in making certain police vehicles “iconic,” as mentioned throughout the episode?
Discuss the shift from high-speed police chases in older shows to the reduced emphasis on them today. How do current policies and technologies affect these scenes?
When TV and movie police drive seized luxury vehicles like the Miami Vice Ferrari, what message does that send about law enforcement and criminal justice?
How does the look and color scheme of police vehicles contribute to their effectiveness and recognition in both real life and media, as talked about with the black-and-white paint jobs?
Which police vehicle from the episode’s “top 10” list was new to you, and what stood out about its inclusion?
How do comedic cop cars (like the Blues Brothers Dodge Monaco or Car 54’s Plymouth) differ in importance and impact compared to their dramatic counterparts?

If you could own any of the vehicles discussed in the episode, which would you choose and why? Would your choice be practical, nostalgic, or based on another reason?





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Calls to the Audience Inside this Episode:


— — Which your favorite vehicles inside this property? Tell us now!

— — What “lightbulb moment” did you have about law enforcement inside this episode? Tell us now!

Be an Advertiser/Sponsor for This Program!













 



 


Tell us what you think! It’s never too late to be an advertiser in this podcast, thanks to Perpetual Advertising! Contact WhatCopsWatch now and learn more about why podcasting allows your advertising dollar to live across millions of future listeners – FOREVER!
Tell Us What You Think About WhatCopsWatch:
Tell us what you think and we’ll use your comments in a future ALL-FAN-INPUT Episode! Educating the public is what we’ve based all of our programming on and we’re eager to connect with others who are doing it! Know about another podcast , YouTuber or other media generator making a difference in the way of perspective when it comes to law enforcement? Tell us about them now and we’ll link to them and have them on a future episode of WhatCopsWatch.Com!
The Hosts of this Program:
Chris DiGiuseppi
Chris DiGiuseppi is an award winning and local bestselling author from his first novel, The Light Bringer and has been traditionally published five times. Chris has over 25 years in Law Enforcement at various levels up to and including Chief of Police. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and Northwestern University School of Police Staff Command. He is trained in various aspects of Law Enforcement and holds degrees in Human Resources and Business Administration. Chris lives with his wife and children in Missouri.

 
Ron Reiling:
Ron is a master of networking and has driven just about everything on wheels. What he hasn't driven in, he's surely fixed. Regardless of the car type, technology, profile, or horsepower, Ron is an always-flowing information fountain when it comes to cars. Add on his mastery of networking with people inside the Automotive industries and you have a formidable host, an outstanding storyteller, and a man with knowledge, skill set, and perspective that is simply unmatched. Ron is also the Executive Director of AASP-MO - an educational organization providing knowledge and direction to hundreds of talented automotive shops in the St. Louis area. Ron can also be found at each SEMO show. Do you see him? Stop and tell him a story that can share on-air via 2GuysTalkingCars!

— Ron Reiling on Facebook
— Ron Reiling on LinkedIn
— 2GuysTalking on LinkedIn

 
Mike Wilkerson:
Mike Wilkerson is a former certified Sign Language Interpreter for the Deaf, now Marketing Automation Director for a large St. Louis-based Computer company and has been hosting, producing, concepting and enhancing podcasts for 13 years. While his interests are definitively pop culture-based, the bottom line is: It’s ALL About Perspective. Whether it’s being captured inside of one of Mike’s Podcast Capture Studios (based in St. Louis) inside the coming-soon “Micro Audio Podcast Capture Studios” (MPACS) or via The Podcast Bug: A 1974 custom Superbeetle with a recording studio built inside of it – Podcasting is Captured  Perspective. Be sure to contact Mike with questions about podcasting, about the many programs he hosts or about the other programs