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Episode 111: Mental Health Advocacy and the True Calling of Policing with Steven Mauriello

Episode 111: Mental Health Advocacy and the True Calling of Policing with Steven Mauriello

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 On this episode, Kevin and Ed welcome Inspector Steven Mauriello from the NYPD. Steven shares his personal and professional journey, starting with his early years in Long Island and his education at St. John's University. His career path in the NYPD takes listeners through various roles and precincts, including narcotics, patrol, special operations, and anti-terrorism. He discusses his favorite rank as a lieutenant and the importance of mentoring and leading young officers. Also highlighted is Steven's motivational work through his own platform, 'Keeping it Real with Steven Michael,' where he helps first responders and the community cope with mental health issues and offers support through various initiatives like Project Thank a Cop. Sharing personal stories of loss, resilience, and the will to keep going, Steven's message underscores the importance of hope, connection, and the value of every individual. The episode closes with information on how listeners can reach out or follow Steven's work and a heartfelt reminder of the support resources available for those in crisis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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