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The Muster Room Podcast
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2022
A raw, hard-hitting podcast focusing on the aftermath of critical incidents on law enforcement, first responders, and the military. Each episode will focus on specific events. We’ll discuss the incident and how the survivors (or the families of the fallen) dealt with the incident, how it affected their lives, and how they've begun the healing process.
TTMPT: Robyn Cannariato
As a police officer, Robyn was initially assigned to patrol duties and plain clothes assignments in Patrol Borough Manhattan South. Later Robyn worked in the Early Intervention Unit, located in Police Headquarters, where she provided peer counseling and training for officers of all ranks. Robyn’s responsibilities expanded to include the restructuring of the early warning and monitoring systems and of the Early Intervention Unit’s responsibilities. Robyn facilitated conferences on many topics in law enforcement, education, and mental health. Robyn worked as part of a team to initiate an outreach program for peers in the NYPD to utilize peer services.
Subsequent to retiring from the NYPD, Robyn became the founding Director of COP CARE, a nonprofit organization that provided services to police officers in the Tri-State area by means of a helpline. Her organization was hosted by the New York Patrolmen’s Union and received in-kind services from that organization.
Robyn consulted with the New York State Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), leading a feasibility study for a pilot helpline project for the FOP.
Robyn acted as a consultant and clinician for Delta Airlines and other commercial carriers and served as the lead mental health professional on the Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) team for the northeastern United States. Robyn has trained pilots and crews on topics including acute stress, post-traumatic stress, anxiety and panic.
Currently, Robyn maintains a professional practice as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (L.C.S.W.) who is Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) certified and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) certified. Robyn currently trains individually on “Brainspotting” (a new, highly effective treatment method) technique, with Dr. David Grand. Robyn provides psychotherapy to children and adults. A substantial part of her practice includes law enforcement officers and their families. Robyn’s awards include the Police Self Support Group Humanitarian Award and the Brooklyn Union Gas Person of the Year Award. Robyn is a Board Member for several not-for-profit organizations. She is also currently completing research for her doctorate.
Robyn and her colleagues recently developed a protocol for trained law enforcement officers to process daily post-tour events that they encounter during their shifts. This protocol of a reverse roll call, facilitated by trained peers, has established a mechanism to diminish police stress and thereby promote the well-being of officers and the communities that they serve.
We've joined forces with LEO Weekend! By supporting this show you are now helping our mission to serve the Law Enforcement Community and provide unforgettable experiences for the families of our nation's fallen heroes.
Subsequent to retiring from the NYPD, Robyn became the founding Director of COP CARE, a nonprofit organization that provided services to police officers in the Tri-State area by means of a helpline. Her organization was hosted by the New York Patrolmen’s Union and received in-kind services from that organization.
Robyn consulted with the New York State Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), leading a feasibility study for a pilot helpline project for the FOP.
Robyn acted as a consultant and clinician for Delta Airlines and other commercial carriers and served as the lead mental health professional on the Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) team for the northeastern United States. Robyn has trained pilots and crews on topics including acute stress, post-traumatic stress, anxiety and panic.
Currently, Robyn maintains a professional practice as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (L.C.S.W.) who is Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) certified and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) certified. Robyn currently trains individually on “Brainspotting” (a new, highly effective treatment method) technique, with Dr. David Grand. Robyn provides psychotherapy to children and adults. A substantial part of her practice includes law enforcement officers and their families. Robyn’s awards include the Police Self Support Group Humanitarian Award and the Brooklyn Union Gas Person of the Year Award. Robyn is a Board Member for several not-for-profit organizations. She is also currently completing research for her doctorate.
Robyn and her colleagues recently developed a protocol for trained law enforcement officers to process daily post-tour events that they encounter during their shifts. This protocol of a reverse roll call, facilitated by trained peers, has established a mechanism to diminish police stress and thereby promote the well-being of officers and the communities that they serve.
We've joined forces with LEO Weekend! By supporting this show you are now helping our mission to serve the Law Enforcement Community and provide unforgettable experiences for the families of our nation's fallen heroes.
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Never forget 9/11
Buried alive 😵💫😫😩😖😣
Your stuck panic sinks in" your dying"
Amazing, every minute.
These are some amazing selfless men, they knew they had a job to do and they never flinched, they walked into a death trap knowing people needed their help and ready to rescue others. God bless all first responders, military, and even civilian heroes of that horrific day in American history!!! #NEVERFORGET
Just watched these 2 episodes. Thank you! I’m 80 yrs old. We’ll remember 9-11. And totally agree with what you all have said and with what you’re doing. God Bless you all.
At the end will talks about people respecting the police again. Unfortunately that will never happen again thanks to Biden and his woke left libtards. When they make criminals Martyrs and law abiding citizens are punished more than criminals. Unfortunately that respect for first responders is no more.
So he acts special on his Instagram page to avoid working again.
Corrupt official
It's time people really start calling you out on your BS. See, for all the "ohh but he served and got Sh*t while on duty". OK, Salute you for that and taking nothing away from that. I could never go through that. But at the same time. the mockery you are making out of people who go through extremes and the fact that you act like you're on the Spectrum. Plus, what pisses me off most is, so many gullible people in the comment section cheering you on while you keep doing this. Stop it already dude. You've milked the Cow long enough. It's ok. You don't have to drag this on. You can do it for views and keep lying to everyone, but please don't lie to yourself. when all this is said and done, you'll only look back at this and ask yourself why you stooped so low just for "VALIDATION ONLINE" and some views. Please.. For the love of GOD. Stop this
If anyone one doesn't know what's happening he has a TH-cam channel with almost 800k it's called paulieepaul and his full name is Paul Lewis well I am very surprised that he survived and I am happy he did thank you Paul for your service 😁❤🏆 and if u want the full story watch the body cam footage or you can get the information from his TH-cam channel thank you for having ur time and I am a huge fan of paulie❤😊
Bld 7 was "Pulled."
Psycho Ryder
Wow I have seen him. You should look at the videos of him up on Long Island Audits. Looks like he has been stealing from you all out there.
This dude is a tyrant
Patrick "psycho" Ryder He's a tyrant. He sent under cover goons to entimidate a journalist. Disgusting!!!
This guy is a straight up psycho, he should be looked up.
The movie "World Trade Center" which came out in 2006, is damn near pretty much 100% accurate. Cuz what Will is saying here in this podcast, just about all of it is in the movie. The director of the movie really did his research on this group of officers Now that he also says he saw jesus, then tells us all, HEAVEN IS REAL.
Sir. Pauli Lewis i have the biggest respect on you after the incident keep going with your training k support you forever ❤
I watched his body cam footage that was scary. ❤
I Actually Got His Book Today. It's Actually Helps Me Cope With Some Darkness In My Life & Helps Me Live My Life Normally
Really made me cry but anyway mr Jimeno is very handsome man
You cannot outrun your past Even if you didnt set it in motion, some event It will.always catch up to you You. Have. To. Face. It.
I congratulate you, I really liked the program, I would like to be able to do an interview with Dan and Pauli, I am making a documentary about the positive things that can be rescued from a situation as bad as the one they two suffered. In Dan's case, the use of tourniquets helped other officers who were injured. Please ask them if they could contact me.
The bald dude on the right looks like the Kevin James guy
Lunatic psycho Ryder
Thank you for doing this 2 part podcast on Scott and Will. Their story is powerful and needs to be remembered.
Wow.......there are no words.
Nassau County is so fortunate to have this man as the commissioner of police.
Part of being a hero is not just what happened to you and how you dealt with that but how you have dealt with all the things that have happened in the years since and how you have reached out to others and consistently tried to help them. That's pretty heroic to me.
I can never miss a chance to hear Will tell his story. Such an amazing heart. ❤
Never!
You guys are awesome amazing people thank you
This freakin guy talks so nonchalantly about getting onto NYPD like eh I didn’t even want it but whatever I got.. and then 3 years later he gets on ESU??? This guy knew somebody there’s no way he achieved all that without help
He clearly says he got an interview because he knew someone… clearly you didn’t listen…
@@MoparGuy1625 yea…. Read my last sentence moron “this guy knew somebody” … obviously! You don’t get to where this guy did career wise without knowing the right people. I didn’t say it as if I didn’t know I was saying it matter of factly
I'm sorry to know that Chris Wolff had to endure what he did secondary to an 8:1000000 worse possible medication reaction scenario. But the Covid vaccine development did not begin with the 11th hour Fully Funded rapid deployment program that was Potus authorized under the enumerated"war powers" granted the executive branch. Vaccines for the larger coronavirus family were in the pipeline under the auspices of NIH etal. Salk's polio vaccine was given based on anecdotal research and his thesis regarding the same. Infantile paralysis (polio) was a Stone Cold ass Kicker. The dice were rolled... Vaccinations were deployed and the Results were what they were. Pains me to hear people who are probably not complete imbeciles who were born in a First World nation him and haw about vaccine science. Look around. The world is Rife with poor nation states where no public health infrastructure exist at all. There are places where hard percentages of young children succumb to generally USA eradicated childhood diseases . Leper cronies still exist That illness is treated with antibiotics in the US routinely as cases present. Sometime you need to be humble and Smart Enough to Get that you're Winning!
This guy represents everything our Founding Fathers hated. I cant wait until this loser is in prison where he belongs.
Saw him on Deal or No Deal, where he won over a quarter-million dollars! A real American hero indeed.
Awesome 🎉
Psycho
Wow I listened to his whole story. Crazy
Seeing this dude pisses off, this guy must tell his workers what to hide. I’m so sick of this bs foil complaint, when I heard complaints do nothing.
HE NEVER WORKED FOR WHAT HE WAS GIVIN. SOME FEMALE PATRICK WAS MESSING AROUND AT WORK , GAVE IT TO HOM . HE GETS IT HANDED TO HOM . HE NEVER EVER WORKED FOR THE POSITION. SICK TWISTED COMMISSIONER FIRE HIM. HE IS NOT RELEASING PAPERWORK ON WHAT HE HAS BEEM INVOLVED IN TYRANT BULLY LIER COP WITH A BADGE AND GUN USING AND ABUSING. HE HIDES AND NOW EVETYONE IS GOING DOWN BECAUSE OF THIS BALD HEADED LIER CHEAT SCUM BAG. NEVER EVER SHOULD HAVE EVER BE A COMMISSIONER. SHAME
BIG TROUBLE PATRICK RYDER THE SNAKE. NOT GOOD WITH ALL THATS PUT ON THIS PHONY CREEP CHEETS ON HIS WIFE. AND NOW INSIDE EMPLOYEES ARE FINALLY RATTING HIM OUT. SO, SO ABUSIVE. PATRICK RYDER IS DONE
"When somebody shows you whom they are, believe them" That he had forgotten the Sargent, I don't need to see more even though this wasn't his only act of huge EGO.
What this guy did besides be concerned by himself? How could he forget the Sargent in the most important moment? Also the "part woman", the other two policeman that didn't die right away...This guy is s c a m p then and now, still is and he will be.
Tyrant!! Nothing good about him
I don't think these two are hero's ,sorry they shamed and forced the Dominick Pezzulo who survived the first collapse to stay with them instead of trying to go get help like he wantedto , sorry these two were under heavy concrete that no man could do it alone and both needed machinery to get them out as what happen after the second tower collapsed and they were rescued and it took many hours to free them using that machinery, will jimeno is by far the worse he uses 9/11 to profit off of like the movie and people call him a hero BUT HE'S NOT and from what i hear Dominick Pezzulo's family never got anything. Dominick Pezzulo is the real hero staying against better judgment with little kids tryin to free these two when he knew it was impossible for 1 man to lift heavy concrete and he subsequently died after the second tower collapsed .
You have to remember what they all did, before the buildings collapsed. They risked their lives to get people out. They are all heroes.
We visited New York in 2007 and we had the honour of standing at the site of the WTC’s, looking up into the sky to follow the lights, imagining the buildings with the people inside was one of the saddest moments of my life, what a shocking story but so courageous ❤ To all of you that run towards danger as we run away, what can I say but thank you x
Police Commissioner Patrick “Psycho” Ryder - dear. There must something missing in that mans head. ryder is a psychopath. th-cam.com/video/KYQgzky47us/w-d-xo.html
People see what and who you are. A corrupt official with a track record of vile actions in function.
You need to get to the roof. During 75 mph winds? Omg. Thank God you’re still here to tell us this story.
So the photo only tells half the story. I’m just happy you’re ok, and didn’t get hurt.