Work Dreams
21 min
How many of you have had - or will admit to having - work dreams? I've been retired for almost 4 years, and I've had a couple of doozies lately!
Working in law enforcement - specifically, corrections - for almost 30 years gives a person a unique perspective on things. This is my take on humor, managing stress, and life in general. Please know there will probably be strong language sprinkled throughout this podcast.
21 min
How many of you have had - or will admit to having - work dreams? I've been retired for almost 4 years, and I've had a couple of doozies lately!
6 min
A shopping trip gone awry. Trapped in a mushroom cloud of perfume. Have some people gone nose blind, or is there another reason why they douse themselves in scent?
24 min
A elderly man was murdered and dismembered in the not-so-distant past. Who could commit such a heinous act? Was the perpetrator ever brought to justice?
21 min
How many of you have had - or will admit to having - work dreams? I've been retired for almost 4 years, and I've had a couple of doozies lately!
6 min
A shopping trip gone awry. Trapped in a mushroom cloud of perfume. Have some people gone nose blind, or is there another reason why they douse themselves in scent?
24 min
A elderly man was murdered and dismembered in the not-so-distant past. Who could commit such a heinous act? Was the perpetrator ever brought to justice?
37 min
This is the story of Porter Ross, who killed his wife and sister-in-law in the late 1800s. Did he get away with murder? Tune in and find out.
12 min
This story is about the murder of Lars Oleson, which took place in the winter of 1878-1879. Was it self-defense? Or something more sinister?
15 min
Oshkosh is home to EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association's annual fly-in). Here are a few EAA-related stories.
1 min
Do you ever wonder where certain expressions come from. Here's a bit of trivia for you!
5 min
Well friends, I'm done people-ing for the day. My confidence in the younger generation is lacking. Let me just say this: Reading comprehension is important.
8 min
The remains that were found in the Town of Vinland in 2015 have been identified!! https://anchor.fm/headlock/message
18 min
A listener left a voice message via the Comments button on my podcast page on Anchor.fm. The question: "Have you ever received any death threats?" Yes, as a matter of fact, I have. Tune in for story time! Please note that this episode contains some salty language. If you're easily offended at a few naughty words, please do no listen.
15 min
What could cause the eardrums of two strangers- in the same housing unit - to rupture, in less than 12 hours?
9 min
Housing a male inmate who identifies as female in a male housing unit certainly isn't a recipe for disaster...or is it?
4 min
I did not fall off the face of the earth, I just retired. Here's what I've been up to since September 1st.
9 min
Drug-addled inmates and all of the issues that come with them (i.e., enabling family members, etc.)
13 min
Human remains were found in the Town of Vinland on April 29, 2015. I discuss all of the efforts being made to give this person his name back.
6 min
Lots of immature humor when it comes to certain names! Much more than just a "Top 10" list of unfortunate names. Just wait till you hear the top 2 - and yes, they are real names!!
12 min
Join me as I talk about one of Winnebago county's cold cases: the 1963 murder of Wayne Pratt.
14 min
Chronic masturbation and other inappropriate behavior in the housing units. Be warned - there is a certain "yuck" factor in this episode.
23 min
I delve into why certain inmates have hygiene issues, and other gross things that we deal with.
12 min
I am one of the lucky ones who gets to administer drug tests to people at my job. Here are some fun stories about my experiences. Please note these stories will be disgusting and will either make you laugh or gag depending on your sense of humor. Enjoy!
9 min
This episode focuses on some of the things we have found while searching people, and while doing shakedowns of cells.
9 min
This is dedicated to the people with seemingly no sense of personal space with whom we interact on a daily basis.
14 min
Much like the title describes I discuss medical nightmares and individuals who still haunt me
9 min
My inspiration for this episode came from a question posed on one of the Corrections pages I follow on FB.
10 min
I would like to paint you a picture of how my work day went today. I am a gigantic black cloud when it comes to being in our booking area.
7 min
This episode is a brief glance into why people who work in corrections develop a twisted sense of humor as a way of coping with the more disgusting parts of the job.
4 min
Here are a few examples of why you should stay in school. Simple math is really not that difficult.
4 min
This is a brief explanation of why I chose to do a podcast. There's also what I think is maybe a not-so-funny situation that one of our dispatchers shared with me, and I feel the need to share it with you. I think this will explain why we in law enforcement have such a strange sense of humor. We develop it to deal with the situations that we respond to. You just can't make this stuff up!
1 min
Working in law enforcement - specifically corrections - for almost 30 years gives a person a unique perspective on things. I'll be sharing my experience with you. I'll also have friends join me to share theirs as well. This is my take on humor, managing stress, and life in general. Please know that there will probably be strong language sprinkled throughout this podcast. Thanks for listening!
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