Operation 10-8 honors the work of first-responders through public recognition and education.  Operation 10-8 is dedicated to the brave men, women, and animals serving in public-safety who tirelessly work to build relationships with communities to keep them safe, but receive little recognition or gratitude for it.

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Operation 10-8 is committed to honoring the men and women under those uniforms for choosing a life of service.  Operation 10-8 will work to strengthen the relationship between public-safety and the general public by showing that first-responders are just ordinary people who do extraordinary things to serve others. They also have a private FB group called Survive & Thrive focusing on motivating first responders to be mentally & physically fit!

Police Officer, Autumn Schmidt (maiden name is Clifford) created a "home" for Sheepdogs and their families who want to know they are not alone in dealing with the various aspects of the job. All topics on this show pertain to the life of a Sheepdog and how to deal with its difficulties. This show is a resource for the thin blue line family. It is a truth speaking, swearing and blunt show! Consider yourself warned.

We are two best friends who love to talk... so why not start a podcast, right? We love the law enforcement community and want to help bring some encouragement to those who are behind the badge. This is an interview show for law enforcement wives and families. We want to support specifically the wives in their daily role as wife, mom and friend! We hope that this show can bring a smile to your face and that you can find your place here!

This Miracle Mom FB support group was established by 911 Dispatcher Melissa Lindsay. She took her love of helping to a higher level. Inside this group, she provides weekly topics with guest speakers to help moms in their everyday lives. They have built an amazingly supportive community. 

A podcast based on the experiences of being a 9-1-1 dispatcher.

Have you ever looked at your console and said, “That’s it, I’m done?” Or turned to your partner and noticed they were struggling and you didn’t know what to do or say to help them? You’re not alone. And that’s one of the driving forces behind this book. To let all dispatchers and call-takers know you’re not alone. There is help—in many forms. As you journey through these pages, you will meet several people who have been touched by the 9-1-1 dispatch profession. Some of these people are, or have been, dispatchers themselves. Some are therapists, scientists, and even medical doctors.