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National Police Association Podcast With Guest, Zeek Arkham, Law Enforcement Officer and Social Media Influencer
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Guest: Zeek Arkham, Law Enforcement Officer & Social Media Influencer
Host: Sgt. Betsy Brantner Smith (Ret.)
In this episode, Sgt. Smith engages in a candid discussion with Zeek Arkham, a vocal advocate for law enforcement who has built a significant online presence. Zeek shares his personal experiences in law enforcement, the challenges of maintaining a public persona as a cop, and how social media has amplified his voice in defense of the profession. They delve into topics such as public perception of police, political pressures facing officers today, and the importance of integrity in the field. Zeek offers insights into his motivations for speaking out, how he handles criticism, and his perspective on law enforcement’s evolving role in society.
Listeners will gain an inside look at the realities of police work and how officers like Zeek are using digital platforms to push back against negative narratives while staying true to their calling.
Key Topics Discussed:
- Zeek’s journey from anonymous cop to public figure
- The influence of social media on law enforcement
- Political challenges facing officers today
- Staying authentic and principled in an era of scrutiny
- Advice for fellow officers looking to engage online
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Вміст надано National Police Association. Весь вміст подкастів, включаючи епізоди, графіку та описи подкастів, завантажується та надається безпосередньо компанією National Police Association або його партнером по платформі подкастів. Якщо ви вважаєте, що хтось використовує ваш захищений авторським правом твір без вашого дозволу, ви можете виконати процедуру, описану тут https://uk.player.fm/legal.
Guest: Zeek Arkham, Law Enforcement Officer & Social Media Influencer
Host: Sgt. Betsy Brantner Smith (Ret.)
In this episode, Sgt. Smith engages in a candid discussion with Zeek Arkham, a vocal advocate for law enforcement who has built a significant online presence. Zeek shares his personal experiences in law enforcement, the challenges of maintaining a public persona as a cop, and how social media has amplified his voice in defense of the profession. They delve into topics such as public perception of police, political pressures facing officers today, and the importance of integrity in the field. Zeek offers insights into his motivations for speaking out, how he handles criticism, and his perspective on law enforcement’s evolving role in society.
Listeners will gain an inside look at the realities of police work and how officers like Zeek are using digital platforms to push back against negative narratives while staying true to their calling.
Key Topics Discussed:
- Zeek’s journey from anonymous cop to public figure
- The influence of social media on law enforcement
- Political challenges facing officers today
- Staying authentic and principled in an era of scrutiny
- Advice for fellow officers looking to engage online
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1 National Police Association Podcast with Guest, Scott Lowry, Founder and President of StrataSite 26:49
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1 The National Police Association Podcast with Guest, former Congressman Anthony D'Esposito, NYPD Det. (Ret) 30:32
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1 The National Police Association Podcast with Guest, Amy Hawkins, Chair of Police Week Michigan, Writer and Speaker 28:32
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1 The National Police Association Podcast with Guest, Dr. Andrew Dennis, Trauma Surgeon, SWAT Team Member & Author 29:13
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1 National Police Association Podcast with Guest, Det. Kevin Davis (Ret.) Police Use of Force Expert Witness 28:02
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1 National Police Association Podcast with Guest, Chip DeBlock, LEO (Ret) Creator and Host of LEO Round Table 26:24
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1 The National Police Association Podcast with Guest, Christopher W. Hinkle, retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent 28:26
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1 National Police Association Podcast with Guest, Dr. Dorothy Bones McCoy, Speaker, Author Psychotherapist 22:50
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1 National Police Association Podcast with Guest, Sonja LaBosco, Exe. Dir. Air Marshal National Council 25:28
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1 National Police Association Podcast with guest, Jeff Simpson, LEO (Ret.) SVB-Child Abuse Det, Past FOP President of Lodge 9 23:01
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1 National Police Association Podcast With Guest, Zeek Arkham, Law Enforcement Officer and Social Media Influencer 23:01
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