The Ryan Tillman Show

AJ doesn't know what a taquito is. That is all I have to say in this caption.

It's not Monday but we want to bring some motivation. 

We missed a week...lets talk about it!

Tune in to the latest episode of the podcast where you will hear about how Ryan almost got carjacked in an Uber!

Recording from Atlanta on this episode, sorry for the audio quality but we will be back in the studio next week!

In one of our very first episodes we talked about the police academy, today we take your questions and get into detail about stress academys at the importance of them.

Old videos seem to be recirculating and we want to apologize for grumpy cops.

Tyrone Dennis is a 16 year decorated and retired detective. He is now a community advocate and public speaker. Tyrone is the founder of Clippers and Cops. This is a group created to put citizens and cops in the same room to discuss topics that some don't want to talk about in barbershop setting.

Let's watch the video and discuss

Today Brandon Tatum joins us on the podcast while we discuss Amir Locke and no-knock warrants.

Emotions can get the best of us, and they can take our eyes off our main goal or mission. With Breaking Barriers United and the #ITSNEEDED Podcast our mission is to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community.

One officer was shot and killed and the other critically wounded in Harlem last week. Let's discuss.

Officer pulls sergeant away from suspect by the belt. Let's watch the video and discuss.

A plane crashes and the train tracks, and social worker stabbed going to a call. Let's discuss.

This episode we recorded live for the first time with some new features. Today we talk about the Burlington Coat Factory incident with LAPD. Let's watch the video and break it down.

A Minneapolis police officer who confused her handgun for her taser was convicted of manslaughter in the death of Daunte Wright. Let's discuss!

A Message of Hope

Sgt. John Mattingly was the one knocking on the door the night of the Breonna Taylor incident. We have done a deep dive on this before. Now we get to here from his perspective everything that happened. He has a new book out called "12 Seconds in the Dark." This book outlines the beginning of his career and the details of the Breonna Taylor incident and what has happened afterward.

Before we can talk about police reform, we need to talk about culture reform and personal responsibility. Today Craig Long joins us to talk about decisions he made that led him to prison. He also talks to us about how taking control of his own life helped him build back his life and become a successful entrepreneur.  

The trial for the killing of Ahmaud Arbery recently came to a verdict. Let's discuss. 

I always say it's ok to agree to disagree. But everyones feelings are cranked up that they aren't able to see what the facts are. They aren't even willing to to an opposing viewpoint.

Everywhere you look people are talking about the trial. Let's dive into this.

There is value in time on the job, but we also need to be open to change. Words for new officers and more seasoned officers.

A lot to talk about today! Colin Kaepernick, 9,000 workers in New York put on unpaid leave, and more. Let's go.

What are your priorities? Are you putting your family first? This episode is a little different and we talk about home life.