Hosted by Brian Parker · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 240 episodes
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First Responders, and Public Servants, share the most extraordinary experiences from their careers. Here on Choir Practice our mission is to preserve our guests personal legacies for friends and family, sharing their stories for anyone who might be curious or interested in a career in public service.
Brian Parker hosts Choir Practice Podcast, a society show with 240 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Jason and I grew up on the same department, but never crossed paths until Bouldercrest Foundation's Warrior PATTH 150. He recently retired and I knew I wanted him on the show. It's no surprise that he jo
Send us Fan Mail Bob and I sat down for a pretty healthy "second round" to wrap up his career. About a week later he texts me and says, "I can't believe I totally forgot to mention the worst call I've ever had! It includ
Send us Fan Mail I was happy to have Albert back... HIs first episode covered growing up in Bisbee, becoming a Police Explorer, then joining the AirForce to get some experience and age under his belt. We wrapped that epi
Send us Fan Mail From Patrol to PIO (Episode Description) In Part 2 of our conversation with James Allerton, we go deeper into the real-world intersections between frontline policing, investigative work, and the way thos
Send us Fan Mail Well, well, well... Bob and I met in May 1996, when we both attended the Pima County Jail Correctional Academy. Our motto, "Class 96-2: Be Rough, Be Tough, Beware!" I cannot believe it has been 30 years!
Send us Fan Mail I left the previous interview on a cliff hanger. I wanted you all to not only come back to hear the circumstances surrounding Jay's shooting, but I believe the bumps in the road of his career can speak t
Send us Fan Mail Jay reached out and asked to be on the show. He is currently an Air Medic, but his service started right out of high school. He joined the US Navy and became a Corpsman. His stories from this formative p
Send us Fan Mail Darren heard about the show from an Officer on Oro Valley Police Department and decided to reach out. Excited about his new book being published; Humor, Heartbreak, and Humanity - available on Amazon.com
Send us Fan Mail Albert was introduced to the show by guest, and friend, Paul Dietzel. Albert is born and raised in the Town of Bisbee, AZ. In high school he knew he wanted to be a police officer so he became an Explorer
Send us Fan Mail I've known James for a little while now, and I know he listens to the show, so when I heard he retired and hung up his gunboat... I knew I needed to reach out. He started his law enforcement service in t
Send us Fan Mail Well, it's the best day of the week around here! I get an opportunity to share another episode from the coolest gang on the planet! This is part two, I think we did a great job of wrapping this career up
Send us Fan Mail Occasionally I'll highlight one of the top episodes from years past...this week I have the honor of placing Nancy Dowdy... "Nancy and I worked together at the end of our careers. She was the Detective Sg
Send us Fan Mail In this episode we cover Brian's time as a Sergeant and in each episode the stories get better and better. Being a cop is challenging, but leading men and women who have extraordinary authority presents
Send us Fan Mail First and foremost I have to thank Dawn for coming back to Tucson, from Northern AZ, and agreeing to be on the show. She just retired February 13, but left for higher ground and cooler temps. Second, I'l
Send us Fan Mail Jim spent 38 years in law enforcement before retiring, during this time he rose to the rank of Captain. I worked for Jim a few times over the years, Undercover and the Citywide Force Unit, and I can tell
Send us Fan Mail I met Becky in Midtown while I was in the bicycle unit. She was a hard working CSO who had all the apartment complexes and rental properties under her thumb. She taught them how to be better property man
Send us Fan Mail As promised, Brian's first episode covered his younger, more formative years as a new Deputy and now we're heading into his time as a K9 handler. His four-legged partners were all studly police dogs, so
Send us Fan Mail Longtime friend of the show, Paul Dietzel, is back! You can't listen to this show and not be reminded of stories from across the years in public service! Paul is back with new stories, but more important
Send us Fan Mail I know, I know...Joe AGAIN?????? But he swore he had more stories and so it made sense to bring him back! We had a good time and I know you will enjoy it! Seems like this may be the last but I wouldn't s
Send us Fan Mail Welcome to part two and the final chapter with Dan! The guy has served our Nation, and locally, in so many capacities! Like many of my guest, he continues to serve throughout his life... In this episode,
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Choir Practice Podcast is hosted by Brian Parker. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 240 episodes.
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