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Law Matters is a non-partisan podcast that aims to open lines of communication between law enforcement, lawmakers, legal professionals, and military personnel. Through public media and classroom settings, it seeks to increase awareness and prevent illicit drug and criminal activities, as well as neighborhood deterioration. The show is hosted by Sherry Harrison.
Episodes
Elizabeth Bartz - Elections and Financial Accountability
In this episode, Elizabeth Bartz with State and Federal Communications discusses the intricacies of American politics, election processes, campaign finance, and the influence of media and money in politics. She emphasizes the importance of voter awareness and staying informed in a complex political landscape.Election process and voter engagementCampaign finance and contribution oversightM
Fast & Furious Explained
Pete Forcelli shares his extensive law enforcement career, insights into firearms trafficking, and the challenges faced in prosecuting cases related to Operation Fast and Furious. This episode highlights the importance of integrity and transparency in law enforcement.Pete Forcelli's law enforcement career from NYPD to ATFThe investigation and case of AK-47 style rifles trafficked to Mexic
Pardoning the Drug Lords
In this episode, Mike Vigil discusses the complex web of political corruption, international disinformation campaigns, and the impact of pardons on American democracy. He sheds light on recent events involving former leaders, US foreign policy, and the importance of voter awareness.Juan Orlando Hernandez's drug trafficking caseDisinformation campaigns targeting Latin American governmentsT
Gary Restaino - Elections
In this episode, Gary Restaino, former U.S. Attorney for Arizona, discusses the intricacies of election law, voting rights, and election security, providing clarity on common misconceptions and recent developments in Arizona's voting system.Role of federal and state governments in electionsVoter ID requirements and acceptable forms of identificationMail-in voting procedures and security m
David Stephen Missing Perosn
In this episode, law enforcement detective David Stephens shares insights into missing person investigations, the importance of rapid response, and innovative technology like the magnetoelectric scanner that aids in locating human remains and missing persons. The importance of immediate investigation in missing person casesThe role of the NCIC database in connecting law enforcement agenci
Animal Cruelty
In this episode, Denise discusses the disturbing rise of animal cruelty online, its links to extremism, and how parents can protect their children from exposure to such content. She highlights the importance of monitoring internet activity and understanding the dark web's role in these heinous acts.Rise of animal cruelty onlineInfluence of the dark web and extremist groupsSigns of online
Lissa YellowBird on Missing Indigenous People - You Can Help
In this conversation, Lissa Yellowbird, an amateur sleuth and author, shares her experiences investigating missing indigenous people, particularly focusing on the Casey Clark case. She discusses the systemic issues within law enforcement, cultural perspectives on missing persons, and the challenges faced by indigenous communities. Lissa highlights the corruption within tribal systems and
Immigration Laws Always Changing
Understanding Recent Changes in U.S. Immigration Policy with Mo Goldman**In this episode, immigration attorney Mo Goldman discusses the latest developments in U.S. immigration policy, the backlog crisis, and case studies illustrating how these policies impact individuals seeking refuge or legal status. Whether you're interested in policy analysis or real-world immigration stories, this ep
Tax Money Spent on What???
The frivolous spending of our tax dollars on decorating air force one, golf trips, rallies, the Qatar plane, parties, and giving family members no bid contracts in the amount of about 900 million for projects they have no experience in. This is just a small part of the billions being wasted while benefits are taken away from health care, veterans, childcare, and the environment to name a
Juan Pablo Escobar
Juan talks about his childhood, his father notoriety, how a life of crime leads to just 2 things. Juan has written books and created documentaries about his life that are worth checking into.
Desert Thunder Squadron
In this episode, Nancy Cole shares insights about the honorary commander program at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, its significance, upcoming events, and how the community can support and get involved with the military. Discover how civilians can connect with the base, support military families, and learn about the transition programs for service members.Honorary commander program at Davis
K9s in Grocery Stores
In this episode, Theresa shares her experience with a dog in a grocery store and discusses the legal and safety issues surrounding service animals and pets in public spaces. We explore how laws can be improved to protect consumers and ensure proper identification of service animals.Legal rights and restrictions regarding service animalsIncidents involving dogs in grocery stores and parkin
Laws of Nature
In this episode, NOAA meteorologist Jon Gottschalck explains the science behind weather phenomena like El Niño, La Niña, hurricanes, and tornadoes, and how these impact global and local weather patterns. Discover how weather predictions are made and the importance of preparedness.El Niño and La Niña differences and impactsHow NOAA predicts weather using models and AIThe role of vertical w
Little Crooks know Big Crooks
In this episode, Marc Levine shares fascinating stories from his career as a DEA special agent, highlighting major drug busts, undercover operations, and the complexities of law enforcement work. Discover insights into cartel operations, chemical trafficking, and the risks faced by agents on the front lines.DEA undercover operations in New York CityDisruption of cartel activities on Roose
Mike Vigil - Current Columbia
In this episode, Mike Vigil, former Director of International Operations for DEA, discusses the recent kidnapping of Mayo Zambada, cartel dynamics, and the geopolitical implications of law enforcement actions in Mexico and South America.The kidnapping of Mayo Zambada and its implicationsCartel leadership and recent changes after El Mencho's deathThe use of military-grade weapons and tacti
Independence and the Future of Voting
In this episode, we explore the complexities of Arizona's political landscape, ballot access issues, and the importance of independent voters in shaping a better democracy. Guest Paul Johnson shares insights on reform efforts, gerrymandering, and the need for bipartisan cooperation.Ballot access challenges for independentsGerrymandering and primary system flawsThe rise of independent vote
AZ AG Kris Mayes job integrity
In this episode, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes discusses her work, election integrity, legal challenges, and her views on the current political landscape. She shares insights on lawsuits, election security, and her transition from Republican to Democrat.Legal challenges faced by ArizonaElection security and voter integrityPartisan politics and party transitionLawsuits against federa
Immigration Benefits Not What You Think
In this episode, immigration attorney Mo Goldman discusses the complexities of the U.S. immigration system, the high costs and delays involved, and the human stories behind immigration policies. He highlights issues like visa processing times, fees, and the impact of recent policies on individuals and families.Immigration benefits processing delaysHigh costs and fees for visas and natural
Primary Voter Rights
In this episode, Chad from the Independent Voter Project discusses the flaws in the primary election system, voting rights issues, and the importance of voter education. He highlights how current primary processes disenfranchise independent voters and explores potential reforms to create a more inclusive democracy.Primary election reform and nonpartisan primariesVoter disenfranchisement o
Fentanyl Crisis NM
Mike Vigil talks abotu the fentanyl traveling through New Mexico, the political candidates, primary voting for the midterms, attorney generals role.
Sheriff Danniels
Sheriff Mark Danniels shares insights on law enforcement leadership, community engagement, border security, political cadidates misinforming the public for votes, handling complex investigations like the Guthrie case, emphasizing the importance of trust, collaboration, and transparency.Law enforcement leadership and community trustBorder security and operational managementCommunity youth
Rodney Glassman, supporting Trump agenda
In this episode, Sherry interviews Rodney Glassman about his candidacy for Arizona Attorney General, discussing his experience, policy positions, views on election integrity, law enforcement and his support for Trumps agenda. Experience in law enforcement and legal practiceStance on election integrity and election lawsuitsPolicy differences with opponent Chris MaysApproach to law enforcem
Foreign Relations with Mike Vigil
Conversation covers several topics regarding elections, drug cartel, Mexico, Italy, corruption in gov.
Our America
In this episode, Paul Parisi from Our America discusses the organization's mission to support American values, law enforcement, and community safety. He shares insights on crime prevention, free speech, and the importance of civic engagement.Organization's origin and missionSupport for law enforcement and community policingIssues of free speech and media controlCrime statistics and police
Rt 66 with Roger Naylor
Join us as we explore the rich history of Route 66, Arizona's scenic landscapes, and the personal stories that make travel in Arizona unforgettable. Our guest, Roger Naylor, shares his insights on Arizona's hidden gems, travel tips, and the cultural significance of iconic sites.History of Route 66 and its significanceHow Arizona saved Route 66 through local activismBest hiking trails and
Marc Levine, life in law enforcement
A life in law enforcement from local to federal. Drug arrests, good cops vs bad cops, and Ambassadors
Drug Mules
In this insightful interview, Mike Vihill, former Director of International Operations for DEA, discusses the complexities of drug trafficking, the rise of synthetic drugs, and Mexico's efforts to combat cartels. The conversation covers innovative smuggling methods, international cooperation, and the importance of informed voting.Drug smuggling methods and innovationsMexico's anti-cartel
Hope on the Border
In this compelling interview, Powell Gillenwater shares his inspiring work with Rancho Feliz, focusing on border issues, immigration reform, and community development in Mexico. Discover how education, housing, and volunteer programs are transforming lives and fostering cross-border understanding.Border issues and solutionsEducation and opportunity in MexicoVolunteer programs and communit
MVHL Consulting
In this episode, cybersecurity expert Eliot Lee shares vital tips on protecting your digital life, from recognizing phishing scams to securing your home network. Learn practical strategies to safeguard your devices and personal information in an increasingly connected world.Cybersecurity best practicesAI safety and risksRecognizing and avoiding phishing scams
Update on Current Affairs
In this in-depth interview, Mike Vigil discusses the complex political and humanitarian issues facing Cuba, Venezuela, and Mexico, including US sanctions, regime stability, and international relations. Gain insights into the geopolitical strategies, historical context, and potential future scenarios for these nations.US sanctions impact on CubaVenezuela's political landscape post-MaduroMe
The Slippery Slope of ...
This conversationwith Erik Bauer explores the decline of American democracy, the influence of money in politics, international relations, and the importance of citizen activism. Experts analyze current political issues, historical context, and potential paths to restore accountability and integrity in the U.S.The erosion of democracy and civil libertiesThe influence of money and oligarchs
James Gaylord, Chasing Chi
Retired FBI Special Agent Jim Gaylord shares insights from his career, including the high-stakes case of catching a Chinese spy, Chi Mak. Discover the intricacies of counterintelligence work, espionage tactics, and the importance of vigilance in national security.Counterintelligence techniques used in the Chi Mak caseEspionage tactics and how spies operate within the USThe legal and proce
FBIJohn.com
In this episode, retired FBI Special Agent John Inarelli shares vital insights on online safety, cybercrime, and how to protect yourself from scams, phishing, and identity theft. Learn practical tips on cybersecurity, recognizing scams, and the importance of credit monitoring.Cybersecurity best practicesRecognizing phishing and scamsImportance of strong passwords and password managersBitc
Crimes in Plain Sight
This episode features Mike Vigil, former Director of International Operations for DEA, providing an inside view on global politics, U.S. foreign policy, and domestic issues. Topics include international relations, the decline of U.S. global power, and the impact of leadership decisions.U.S. foreign policy and international relationsImpact of leadership decisions on global powerCorruption
2nd Slippery Slope of Americas hope
This in-depth interview explores the complexities of US immigration policy, its historical evolution, current challenges, and the human stories behind the statistics. Guest Mo Goldman, an immigration attorney, shares insights on legal pathways, systemic issues, and the impact on individuals seeking a better life.History of US immigration lawsTemporary vs. permanent immigration pathwaysImp
1.Slippery Slope of Amer...
This conversation explores the decline of American leadership, the influence of media oligarchs, political polarization, economic inequality, and the importance of historical lessons for the future of democracy.America's decline as a global leaderMedia influence and propagandaEconomic inequality and wealth concentrationHistorical lessons on democracy and leadership
Investigations with Eric Ulis
In this engaging interview, investigator Eric Ulis shares his unique journey from professional blackjack to solving some of America's most intriguing mysteries, including D.B. Cooper, the JFK assassination, and the Gardner Museum heist. Discover how his unconventional methods and collaborations with major media outlets are pushing the boundaries of cold case investigations.Eric Ulis's bac
Results of CIA in Mexico
In this in-depth interview, Mike Vigil, former Director of International Operations for DEA, discusses recent geopolitical events, US-Mexico relations, the impact of US policies on Cuba, and the broader implications for national security and international diplomacy. Gain insights into covert operations, international drug trafficking, and the dangerous rhetoric shaping current US foreign
Sheriff Recall Update | May 04, 2026 001
In this episode, Dan Bustieres provides an update on the sheriff recall efforts in Pima County, discussing the signature collection process, volunteer opportunities, and the importance of bipartisan support. The conversation highlights strategies for community engagement and the significance of civic participation.Sheriff recall signature campaignVolunteer recruitment and mobilizationBipa
Mike Vigil, CIA deaths... | Apr 28, 2026 001
An in-depth discussion with Mike Vigil on recent geopolitical events, US-Mexico relations, CIA deaths in Mexico, the role of intelligence agencies. Explores the implications of covert operations, political decisions, and international law violations.US-Mexico relations and recent CIA agent deathsMexican federal and state law enforcement dynamicsUS covert operations and international law
Mike Vigil, rt. DEA behind the headline | Apr 19, 2026 001
In this in-depth interview, Mike Vigil, former Director of International Operations for DEA, discusses the current state of U.S. politics, legal issues surrounding Donald Trump, and international conflicts. The conversation covers topics from the Epstein case and DOJ controversies to global diplomacy and domestic policy debates.Legal controversies surrounding Donald TrumpThe Epstein case
Constable John | Apr 10, 2026 001
In this detailed interview, John Cammarano, a seasoned Constable from Pima County, shares insights into the role, responsibilities, training, and misconceptions about constables. Discover how constables serve the community, handle evictions, mental health issues, and collaborate with other law enforcement agencies.Role and responsibilities of a constableTraining and certification requirem
Mike Vigil on current ... | Apr 10, 2026 001
This episode features Mike Behill, former director of International Operations for DEA, discussing the geopolitical tensions with Iran, the implications of US military actions, and the broader consequences for global security and US domestic policy.US-Iran conflict and ceasefire negotiationsWar crimes and international law violationsImpact of US sanctions and military actions on global oi
Sheriff recall update wk3 | Apr 03, 2026 005
In this episode, we discuss the ongoing Sheriff Recall effort in Tucson, the challenges of voter registration, and community engagement strategies. Guest Dan Bustieres shares insights on grassroots campaigning, the importance of nonpartisan efforts, and the impact of local activism.Sheriff Recall campaign updatesVoter registration challenges and strategiesCommunity outreach and grassroots
Mo Goldman, screwed up... | Apr 02, 2026 001
In this episode, immigration attorney Mo Goldman discusses the complexities of H1B visas, birthright citizenship, and recent legal and political developments affecting immigration and voting rights. Gain insights into the US immigration process, the Supreme Court's stance on birthright citizenship, and the impact of recent policies.H1B visa process and demandBirthright citizenship and Sup
mike vigil current | Mar 28, 2026 001
Mike Vigil on the war in Iran, drug wars, and current situations
Hal Kempfer on world affairs | Mar 29, 2026 001
In this episode, Hal Kemper, CEO of GRIP, discusses the latest developments in military operations, regional conflicts, drone warfare, and geopolitical strategies in the Middle East and beyond. Gain insights into Iran, Israel, Russia, and Ukraine, and understand the complexities of modern warfare and international security.Iran's military posture and regional influenceThe role of US Marin
Sheriff Recall wk 2 | Mar 26, 2026 001
This episode features a detailed update on the Sheriff Recall effort, focusing on the leadership issues within the Pima County Sheriff's Department, the community's mobilization to gather signatures, and the political landscape surrounding the recall campaign.Sheriff Nanos' leadership and controversiesCommunity mobilization and signature collection effortsPolitical and community response
Desert Thunder Squadron | Mar 20, 2026 001
In this episode, Nancy Cole, president of Desert Thunder Squadron, shares insights into the organization’s mission, programs, and how civilians can get involved with supporting the military community at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. Discover opportunities for service, community events, and ways to connect with military personnel.Desert Thunder Squadron mission and programsHow civilians ca
Nanos Recall Update wk1 | Mar 19, 2026 001
This meeting focuses on organizing a petition drive to recall a sheriff in Pima County. Participants discuss volunteer efforts, petition logistics, locations for signing and notarizing, and community engagement strategies.Petition process and logisticsVolunteer recruitment and coordinationLocations for signing and notarizing petitions
Hal Kempfer, CEO GRIP | Mar 16, 2026 001
In this episode, Hal Comfort, CEO of Global Risk Intelligence Planning, discusses current global security threats, geopolitical tensions, and the complexities of international conflicts. From Middle East wars to cyber propaganda, gain insights into the strategic challenges facing nations today.Middle East war escalation and regional conflictsImpact of sanctions and oil supply chain disrup
Recalling Pima Co. Sheriff | Mar 16, 2026 001
Sheriff recall, Pima County, community safety, law enforcement integrity, political activism, signature collection, local politicsSheriff recall process in ArizonaSignature collection and verificationCommunity activism and political engagement
Mike Vigil, Americas Security | Mar 09, 2026 001
In this in-depth interview, Mike Vigil, former Chief of International Operations for the DEA, discusses the complexities of hemispheric security initiatives, U.S. foreign policy, and the impact of political decisions on regional stability. Gain insights into the challenges of drug trafficking, migration, and international relations in the context of recent U.S. strategies.Hemispheric secu
15 Minute Cities with David Staley | Mar 04, 2026 001
In this insightful interview, Professor David Staley explores the concept of 15-minute cities, their historical roots, current implementations, and future potential. Discover how urban design can reshape communities for walkability, social interaction, and sustainability.Definition and origins of 15-minute citiesHistorical examples of walkable neighborhoodsChallenges and opportunities in
Greenside Training wit... | Mar 02, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Freddy Osuna, a tracking expert and founder of Greenside Training. Freddy shares his journey from military service to becoming a trusted authority in tracking, emphasizing the importance of this skill in various fields, including law enforcement and trauma recovery. He discusses his innovative programs aimed at teaching tracking skil
Mike Vigil, rt DEA cu... | Mar 01, 2026 001
In this conversation, Sherry and Mike Vigil discuss various aspects of U.S. foreign policy, particularly focusing on Trump's actions regarding Iran, the implications of military interventions, and the potential for election-related corruption. They explore the complexities of international relations, the influence of media, and the safety of U.S. citizens abroad. The discussion also touch
State & Federal Commun... | Feb 26, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Elizabeth Bartz, CEO of State and Federal Communications, about the complexities of lobbying and campaign finance laws. They discuss the evolution of these laws, the importance of compliance, and the challenges faced by individuals and companies in navigating the political landscape. Elizabeth shares insights on the role of lobbyists
Larry Davis on Benzo a... | Feb 25, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Larry Davis about his harrowing experience with the prescription drug Ativan (Lorazepam) and the journey of addiction that followed. Larry shares how he was prescribed the medication for seizures without adequate warnings about its addictive nature. He discusses the struggles he faced during withdrawal, the lack of understanding from
Matt Campbell, 9-11 legal issues Magic Episode | Feb 23, 2026
In this conversation, Sherry speaks with Matt Campbell, who shares his personal experience of losing his brother Geoff in the 9/11 attacks. The discussion delves into the challenges faced during the inquest process, the legal battles surrounding the case, and the role of the Attorney General in the judicial review process. Matt highlights the ongoing fight for justice and transparency, re
Keri - spiked drinks &... | Feb 22, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Keri, who shares her harrowing experience of being drugged while out with friends. Keri recounts the effects of the drug, her hospital visit, and the challenges she faced in getting tested for the substance. The conversation highlights the importance of awareness regarding drink tampering, the need for safety precautions, and the rol
Bob Teal, NCMEC classes | Feb 17, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Bob Teal, Director of Education for the FBI Phoenix Citizens Academy Alumni Association and instructor for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NECMEC). They discuss the importance of child safety education, the role of parents and guardians in recognizing signs of child trafficking and online predators, and the ne
Mo Goldman, Esq. Immigration law | Feb 15, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with immigration attorney Mo Goldman about the current state of immigration enforcement, particularly focusing on the experiences of Venezuelan refugees. They discuss local enforcement actions, the impact of detention on individuals seeking asylum, and the challenges faced by those navigating the immigration system. The conversation also
Tess talks sex traffic... | Feb 15, 2026 001
In this conversation, Tess shares her harrowing experiences of being sexually abused in foster care, highlighting the systemic failures that allowed such abuse to occur. She discusses her journey through the foster care system, the impact of her traumatic childhood on her adult life, and the coping mechanisms she developed to heal. Tess emphasizes the importance of breaking the cycle of t
Hal Kempfer, | Feb 14, 2026 001
In this conversation, Hal Comfort discusses various pressing global security issues, including the situation in Ukraine, the challenges faced by the Russian military, and the operational tempo of the US Navy. He also addresses the recent closure of airspace over El Paso, investigative challenges in high-profile cases, and the political dynamics surrounding voter ID laws. Additionally, Com
Mike Vigil, rt DEA | Feb 14, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry engages with Mike Vigil, former Director of International Operations for the DEA, discussing pressing issues in law enforcement and politics. They explore the implications of surveillance technology on privacy, the political landscape surrounding voter ID laws, and the recent airport closures due to government miscommunication. The conversation
Flock Safety with Stev... | Feb 13, 2026 001
In this conversation, Sherry and Steve Hunyar discuss the alarming rise of surveillance technology in communities, particularly focusing on Flock Safety's extensive surveillance systems. They explore the implications of such technology on privacy, the role of law enforcement, and the lack of public awareness and consent regarding these systems. The discussion also touches on data security
Mike Vigil, rt DEA Authoritarianism | Feb 03, 2026 001
In this conversation, Sherry and Mike Vigil discuss the influence of media on public perception, particularly regarding Donald Trump. They explore Trump's authoritarian tendencies, financial exploits, and legal issues, as well as the impact of his actions on immigration policies. The discussion also delves into historical context, the Epstein files, and the importance of public awareness
Andi Buerger, Voices Against Trafficking | Feb 02, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Andi Buerger, a survivor of child sex trafficking who has dedicated her life to advocating for victims and raising awareness about human trafficking. Andi shares her harrowing experiences and the journey that led her to become a lawyer and advocate for at-risk youth. The conversation delves into the definitions and types of human tra
Stewart Fillmore, rt FBI Special Agent | Jan 28, 2026 001
In this engaging conversation, retired FBI Special Agent Stuart Fillmore shares his journey into law enforcement, detailing his motivations, training, and experiences throughout his 29-year career. He discusses high-profile cases he worked on, the challenges of internet scams, and the importance of public awareness. Fillmore also offers insights into the complexities of propaganda and bia
Kevin O'Connor, NYPD Youth & Social Media | Jan 28, 2026 002
In this episode of Law Matters, retired NYPD officer Kevin O'Connor Jr. discusses his extensive career in law enforcement, focusing on the impact of social media on youth and crime. He shares insights on parenting in the digital age, the importance of community engagement, and the challenges faced by the juvenile justice system. O'Connor emphasizes the need for parents to monitor their ch
Mike Vigil, rt DEA I... | Jan 25, 2026 001
In this conversation, Sherry and Mike Vigil discuss the current state of protests, the rights of individuals during encounters with law enforcement, and the implications of recent political actions on democracy. They emphasize the importance of knowing one's rights, the role of the Constitution, and the need for civic engagement. The discussion also touches on the manipulation of politica
Mo Goldman, Esq. Immigration | Jan 22, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry and immigration attorney Mo Goldman discuss the current challenges facing immigrants in the U.S., including recent policy changes, the legal processes involved in bond hearings, and the rights of individuals during ICE encounters. They emphasize the importance of community support and resources for immigrants, the impact of the political climate
Theresa, | Jan 21, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Teresa Guerrero, a dedicated advocate for drug awareness following the tragic loss of her son to fentanyl. They discuss the importance of legislative changes to combat drug trafficking, the inadequacies of current sentencing laws, and the impact of political decisions on public safety. Guerrero shares her personal journey of advocacy
Mike Vigil, Take a Bre... | Jan 14, 2026 001
In this conversation, Sherry and Mike Behill discuss pressing issues surrounding law enforcement, drug policy, and the current political climate. They explore the implications of domestic and international policies, the role of law enforcement in society, and the importance of voting rights. The discussion highlights the need for accountability, the impact of media narratives, and the sig
Chief Chad Kasmar, TPD Community Safety and Crime Reduction Efforts| Jan 13, 2026 001
In this conversation, Tucson Police Chief Chad Kasmar discusses the challenges of substance use treatment, community safety initiatives, and the impact of drug use on Tucson. He emphasizes the importance of collaboration between law enforcement and the community to address crime and improve safety. The conversation also touches on the wellness of officers and the recruitment and training
Earnest Stevens, Complexities of Law Enforcement | Jan 13, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Ernest Stevens, a former law enforcement officer and author, about the challenges facing law enforcement today. They discuss the impact of recent incidents on public perception, the importance of mental health resources for officers, and the need for better community relations. The conversation also touches on the role of media, poli
David Rosati, Esq. Wills | Jan 09, 2026 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry discusses the importance of wills and estate planning with attorney David Rosati, co-founder of Succession Wills. They explore the common misconceptions surrounding wills, the role of technology and AI in simplifying the will creation process, and the significance of having a will to avoid leaving a mess for loved ones. The conversation also cov
Mike Vigil, Maduro Capture | Jan 04, 2026 001
In this conversation, Sherry interviews Mike Vigil, a former DEA Director, discussing the recent military actions in Venezuela and their legal implications. Vigil critiques Trump's foreign policy, particularly regarding military interventions and the drug trade. He emphasizes the importance of democracy and voting, urging citizens to be active participants in the political process. The di
Mike Vigil, DEA former International Operations| Dec. 31, 2025 001
In this conversation, Sherry and Mike Vigil discuss the current political landscape, focusing on the actions and implications of the Trump administration. They explore various topics including international relations, congressional inaction, the Epstein files, corruption in politics, and the importance of public engagement in voting. The discussion emphasizes the need for accountability a
Hal Kempfer World Update | Dec 29, 2025 001
In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry engages with Hal Kemper, CEO of Global Risk Intelligence Planning, discussing a range of pressing global issues. The conversation begins with an overview of the show's mission and upcoming events before diving into the current situation in Ukraine and Russia, highlighting the complexities of international relations and military strategy. Kemper
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