Lieutenant Randy Sutton (Ret.) brings over 34 years of experience in law enforcement to this powerful episode. He’s the founder of The Wounded Blue, an organization that provides critical support for officers injured in the line of duty. A prolific author and speaker, Randy has also appeared in film and television, earning a national reputation as a leading voice for law enforcement.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Randy’s personal stories from decades on the job
• The mission and growth of The Wounded Blue - and why he started it
• His latest book, Rescuing 911, and why he’s passionate about its message

This episode offers a deep look into the realities of police work through the lens of one of the most respected figures in the field.

Check out Rescuing 911 and Randy’s other books HERE
Sign up or learn more about the Wounded Blue Summit HERE

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In this episode, I chat with Dina—NYPD officer, peer support instructor, and devoted wife and mom—about what it’s really like to build a life and career in law enforcement with your high school sweetheart by your side. Dina shares openly about her own mental health journey, what it took to reach out for help, and how she and her husband have learned to balance their demanding careers with raising faith-filled, grounded kids.

This conversation is full of practical wisdom, honesty, and reminders that seeking support is a sign of strength—not weakness.

We Talk About:

• The importance of friendships and support outside of work
• How peer support can be a lifeline in law enforcement
• The balancing act of marriage, parenting, and police work
• Why Dina is passionate about breaking mental health stigma in the job

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Instagram: @flawed_yet_faithful

Linkedin: Dina Campbell

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Instagram: @theltsdaughter

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After 21 years in law enforcement, Jerrod Hardy and his wife Andrea made a bold decision: to leave it all behind and embrace full-time travel. Now, they live out of their Airstream, exploring the country (and Mexico) with their golden doodle, Mr. Otis - which they document on IG @alternateroads.

In this episode, Jerrod shares:
✔️ How he realized he wasn’t being the person and dad he wanted to be
✔️ The intentional choice he and his wife made to spend 20 years in law enforcement
✔️ The importance of prioritizing family and being present
✔️ His thoughts on recruiting, training, and what needs to change in law enforcement
✔️ Life on the road—how they made it work and what they’ve learned along the way

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LinkedIn: The On Purpose Podcast and Jerrod Hardy
YouTube: The On Purpose Podcast

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IG: @theltsdaughter

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