Hosted by alfredjdaigle · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 33 episodes
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Behind the Tape is a true-crime podcast hosted by real cops Jim Daigle and Jay Yarbrough. From current events and wild stories to mental health in law enforcement and case breakdowns, they bring raw, real insight from behind the scenes. Tune in for laughs, lessons, and life ”Behind the Tape.”
alfredjdaigle hosts Behind the Tape, a comedy show with 33 episodes published.
Jim and Aaron tackle life at the ballpark and on the beat: youth baseball coaching, parent drama, starting a new organization, and hard lessons about playing time and competitiveness. They then dive into forensic mishaps
Jim, Jay and Aaron recount memories of fallen colleagues, the tradition of Police Week, and the unseen mental and physical costs of policing — from funerals and memorials to heart disease, CTE, and suicide. They stress t
This episode mixes a hilarious radio call, with a serious conversation on law‑enforcement mental health: PTSD, addictions, veteran suicide, and the limits of current treatments. The hosts discuss documentary-driven inter
This episode examines mental health struggles inside law enforcement, timed for Mental Health Awareness Month and Police Week. Hosts discuss uncertain suicide statistics, stigma, and how traumatic work—especially ICAC an
Jim & Aaron - Law Enforcement veterans, discuss passing instructor school, classroom horrors, and how technology reshaped policing from VHS dashcams to body-worn cameras. The conversation focuses on AI’s growing role in
Jim, Jay & Aaron recount a chaotic Board of Elections meeting, a memorable porch shooting that spawned an office catchphrase, and candid conversations about gear, budgets, and the upsides and downsides of policing in sma
Hosts Jim and Aaron share candid, often funny and sometimes frustrating stories about police life — from petty neighbor disputes and bodycam moments to toxic admin, "blue falcons," call-jumping, hot-swapped cruisers, and
Three friends and Law officers trade stories and laughs as they unpack the viral Afro Man lawsuit, courtroom antics and the infamous lemon pound cake moment. They also debunk police folklore—Miranda myths, bad traffic-st
Jim and Aaron explore 'contempt of cop' incidents, First Amendment auditors, and how social media algorithms amplify confrontations. They share patrol and detective perspectives, training gaps, and practical communicatio
Jim and Jay welcome new co-host, Aaron, and dive into candid conversations about marijuana legalization, how it has changed policing since the early 2000s, impacts on K-9s and DUI enforcement, medical benefits, gang and
Jim and Jay sit down with Chief Spencer—who began policing in 1993—for a candid conversation about his 31‑year career, community policing, leadership and training philosophies, recruiting and retention challenges, and un
Episode 22: the exciting conclusion to the "this come back is personal". Jay and Jim discuss their new agency, the differences and what they are looking forward to in the future.
After a long and tedious break from Podcasting. Jay and Jim make a bold return! You wont want to miss this episode as they lay it all out there, where they've been, what they've been doing and all of life's changes in pa
In this episode, Jim reconnects with an old friend—former detective and now teacher, Anthony "Zep" Zeppetella. They start by sharing stories and memories from the past, then dive into Zep’s travels to Japan and New Orlea
In Jim’s final episode from Alabama, he sits down with Nick Schlacter — a skilled digital forensic examiner and investigator from Louisiana. Nick shares the winding path that led him into law enforcement, opening up abou
This week, with Jim still in Alabama, he interviews Lance Hazelman from Tucson, Arizona. The conversation spans a wide range of powerful topics—from Lance’s service in the U.S. Army and combat tours in Iraq, to the chall
In this gripping episode, Jim and Jay interview “John,” a seasoned undercover operative whose true identity must remain hidden. John pulls back the curtain on the high-stakes world of covert work—sharing stories of decep
Episode 16: Service, Strength, and Speaking Up While Jay is away, Jim holds down the fort with a powerful solo episode featuring Texas DPS Investigator Brandon Stribling. More than just a skilled investigator, Brandon is
Episode 15: A Long-Distance Dive into Detective Work This episode takes an unorthodox turn as Jim checks in from Alabama during training—but distance doesn't stop the action. Instead, it opens the door to new voices and
Episode 14 doesn’t have a specific topic, but it does introduce the colorful crew from the investigative division who work alongside Jim and Jay. What starts as a casual introduction quickly turns into a hilarious melee
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Behind the Tape is hosted by alfredjdaigle. The show is categorised under comedy (society) and has published 33 episodes.
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