STRONG Legacy podcast

STRONG Legacy -Strive To Reach Optimal New Goals was born from frontline experience in some of Queensland’s most complex and courageous communities. Led by Amit Singh, a tactical leader and mentor , STRONG integrates physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing into a replicable framework for empowerment.Through martial arts, sport, structured mentorship, and restorative practice, STRONG has transformed youth, uplifted families, and strengthened community cohesion. It’s a blueprint for scalable change—where leadership is not about control, but about enabling others to rise

STRONG Legacy podcast is a education podcast hosted by Amit Singh, with 37 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Amit Singh hosts STRONG Legacy podcast, a education show with 37 episodes published.

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  Episode #38

  Veterans and First Responders Mental Health: Finding Hope After Trauma | Rally Point Australia.

  Sep 2, 20261h 7mS1

  Episode 38 Australian Army veteran Kerry‑Anne Hersbach joins Amit Singh for a powerful and deeply human conversation about service, lived experience, and the creation of Rally Point Australia — a new support hub built for veterans, first responders, serving members, and their families. Kerry‑Anne shares her journey from enlisting straight out of school in the early 90s, to navigating life as a veteran, a partner to a veteran, and a mother of one. Through years of working in the support space, she saw the gaps — the missing connection points, the lack of accessible help, and the silent struggles carried by both veterans and first responders. RallyPoint Australia was born from that lived experience. In this episode we explore: • Why lived experience is the backbone of meaningful support. • The shared challenges between veterans and first responders. • How Rally Point Australia aims to become a single trusted place for help, information, and connection. • The importance of family in the wellbeing journey. • Kerry‑Anne’s daily mindfulness habit that transformed her mental health. • Her message to anyone feeling hopeless: “You are not alone.” This conversation is raw, grounding, and full of heart. If you serve, have served, or support someone who does this episode will stay with you. kerry@rallypoint.au #STRONGLegacy #RallyPointAustralia #VeteransSupport#FirstResponders #AustralianArmy #MentalHealthMatters #YouAreNotAlone#LeadershipPodcast #AmitSingh #CommunitySupport #OperationalWellbeing#ServiceAndSacrifice #ResilienceBuilding #MindfulnessPractice #DefenceCommunity#PoliceLeadership #FireAndRescue #AmbulanceLife #VeteransAustralia#PurposeAndConnection #WellbeingAtWork #HumanPerformance #CultureAndLeadership#PodcastAustralia

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  Episode #37

  Does Policing Have to Break People? | Dr Jacqueline Drew on Police Wellbeing, Culture & Leadership.

  Aug 26, 20261h 15mS1

  Episode 37 Cop Care Overview_Aug 2026.pdf In this powerful conversation, Amit sits down with Dr Jacqueline Drew Associate Professor, long‑serving police psychologist, and newly appointed CEO of Cop Care to unpack what health‑oriented leadership really means inside modern policing. With 25 years of experience supporting officers across Australia, New Zealand, and the United States , Dr Drew shares the truths she learned working inside the Queensland Police Service, including how psychological health was once barely spoken about and how far the profession has come. Together, Amit and Dr Drew explore: The real psychological pressures officers face across a career. Why workplace culture can be more damaging than operational trauma. How policing can shift from “inevitable harm” to preventative care The rise of Cop Care and what genuine, trustworthy support looks like Why officers must treat themselves like professional athletes. The critical role of dietitians, physical scientists, psychologists, GPs and evidence‑based programs. How leaders can build systems that meet officers where they are , not where the organisation expects them to be, Dr Drew’s message is clear: policing doesn’t have to break people. With the right structures, early intervention, and a culture that values wellbeing as capability, officers can thrive, recover, and stay strong throughout their careers. This episode is a must‑listen for frontline leaders, supervisors, recruits, and anyone committed to building a healthier, more resilient policing workforce. Cope Care Contact Details: General enquiries: enquiries@copcare.org.au Dr Jacqueline Drew: jdrew@copcare.org.au #STRONGLegacy #PoliceLeadership #HealthOrientedLeadership#CopCare #PoliceWellbeing #LawEnforcementMentalHealth #OperationalResilience#PoliceCulture #FirstResponderHealth #TraumaInformedLeadership#QueenslandPolice #OfficerSupport #PreventativeCare #LeadershipDevelopment

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  Episode #36

  From Flat Feet to Queensland Police Leader: Mick Barnes' Incredible Journey

  Aug 19, 20261h 22mS1

  Episode 36 What does it take to dedicate a lifetime to serving others? In this powerful episode of the Strong Legacy Podcast, Amit Singh sits down with Mick Barnes , a respected Queensland Police veteran whose career has spanned frontline policing, leadership roles, and service through the Police Union. Mick shares his remarkable journey from a young tradesman who was once told he might never make it into the police due to his flat feet, to building an extraordinary career serving the Queensland community. Together, they discuss: ✅ How Mick unexpectedly found his path into policing ✅Lessons learned from decades of frontline service ✅Leadership during challenging times ✅The importance of resilience and adaptability ✅Mental health and why officers must look after themselves first ✅Memorable moments, characters, and experiences from a lifetime in policing ✅The one word Mick believes best describes policing ✅Advice every officer and leader should live by This episode is packed with wisdom, authenticity, humor, and hard-earned life lessons from someone who has seen the profession evolve over decades. "Look after yourself. Because if you don't, you're no good to anyone else." – Mick Barnes Whether you're in law enforcement, leadership, emergency services, or simply looking for inspiration, this conversation delivers valuable insights that will stay with you long after the episode ends. #MickBarnes #QueenslandPolice #PoliceLife #LawEnforcement #Leadership #MentalHealth #PublicService #PodcastAustralia #PoliceLeadership #EmergencyServices #LeadershipPodcast #AmitSingh #BehindTheBadge #PoliceStories #CareerJourney #Inspiration #Legacy ️Hosted by Amit Singh

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  Episode #35

  The Mental Health Truth Nobody Talks About Until It's Too Late | Karlie Fleming

  Aug 12, 20261h 18mS1

  Episode 35 The Mental Health Truth Nobody Talks About Until It’s Too Late with Karlie Fleming, Founder of Wolf Wellbeing. What if the biggest key to mental health isn't treatment...but prevention? After 15 years with the Queensland Police Service as a civilian, Karlie is on a mission to help first responders, leaders and high-pressure teams build resilience and prioritise mental wellbeing before crisis strikes. To also explore how childhood experiences, family values, and personal adversity shaped her mission to help people build resilience before they reach crisis point. Growing up in Brisbane in a close-knit family, Karlie learned compassion and service from an early age while helping care for her seriously ill grandfather. Those life lessons eventually led her to dedicate her career to supporting mental wellbeing, particularly for people facing high-pressure environments and life's toughest challenges. Together, Amit and Karlie discuss: ✅ The childhood experiences thatshaped her outlook on life ✅Why adversity doesn't have to define your future ✅The power of resilience and meaningful human connection ✅Mental health challenges facing frontline workers and everyday Australians ✅Practical strategies to improve wellbeing immediately ✅Why prevention is the future of mental health One of the most powerful moments in the conversation isKarli's reminder that: "You can't change your past. You can only changeyour future and your now." Whether you're navigating personal challenges, supportingsomeone you care about or looking to build greater resilience in your own life, this episode offers valuable insights and practical wisdom you can apply today. Listen now and discover how small actions today can create lasting change tomorrow. Connect with Karlie Fleming Website:wolfwellbeing.com.au LinkedIn: Karlie Fleming Instagram: @wolf_wellbeing LISTEN TO STRONG LEGACY PODCAST Spotify Apple Podcasts ▶️ YouTube ABOUT STRONG LEGACY PODCAST The STRONG Legacy Podcast explores mental health, wellbeing,resilience, leadership, personal growth, fitness, recovery and first responderwellbeing through honest conversations with people who have experiencedadversity, overcome challenges and found purpose. STRONG = Strive To Reach Optimal New Goals. Because strength isn’t just about what you survive. It’s about what you learn, what you build and what you pass on. #MentalHealth #MentalHealthAwareness #MentalWellbeing#Resilience #Wellbeing #MentalHealthAustralia #FrontlineWorkers#FirstResponders #PersonalGrowth #StrongLegacyPodcast #KarlieFleming#WolfWellbeing

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  Episode #34

  The Dream That Changed Everything: Trauma Recovery, Twins & Finding Hope Again

  Aug 5, 202652 minS1

  Episode 34 "She survived a kidnapping. But the hardest part wasn't surviving, it was learning how to live again. In this powerful episode, Stephanie Speidel shares her remarkable journey of trauma recovery, resilience, motherhood, and hope." In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, Stephanie shares the deeply personal and often unseen reality of recovering from a life-altering kidnapping experience. While surviving the traumatic event was one battle,rebuilding her life afterward proved to be an even greater challenge. As a therapist herself, Stephanie opens up about the complexities of healing, learning to trust others with her recovery, navigating the emotional and psychological aftermath of trauma, and finding the courage to move forward one step at a time. She also shares an incredible story about a vivid dream that led her to discover she was pregnant with twins before it would normally have been possible to know. Becoming a mother gave her a renewed sense of purpose, helping her fight through some of her darkest moments and reclaim her future. This conversation explores trauma recovery, resilience, post-traumatic growth, the mind-body connection, healing after crisis, and the power of finding meaning after devastating experiences. Whether you're navigating your own challenges, supporting someone through trauma, or interested in stories of extraordinary human resilience, Stephanie's journey offers hope, insight, and inspiration. Listen until the end for an unforgettable discussion on recovery, courage, healing, and the unexpected ways life can help us find our way back. #TraumaRecovery #MentalHealth #HealingJourney #PTSDRecovery #SurvivorStory#Resilience #PersonalGrowth #Healing #MentalWellness #Podcast#Inspiration #Recovery #LifeAfterTrauma #Mindset #SelfImprovement #HumanSpirit #Stephaniespeidel

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