EPISODE · Feb 27, 2026 · 1H 14M
#TBR318 - The NYPD ~ Fact and Fiction
from Tall Boy Radio · host Tall Boy Radio
In this high-stakes episode of Tall Boy Radio, Beans and Gaz step out of the usual pub banter and into the shadowy world of elite protection. Joining the boys in the studio is Andrew G. Nelson, a retired NYPD Sergeant whose career reads more like a Hollywood thriller than a standard beat.For years, Nelson was the man standing between the world's most influential figures and potential chaos. From the spiritual gravity of Pope John Paul II to the political firestorms surrounding President Bill Clinton and Yasser Arafat, Andrew provides a rare, behind-the-curtain look at what it’s really like to "keep the peace" when the whole world is watching.The Weight of the Badge: What goes through your mind when you’re responsible for the safety of a Pontiff or a President?The Art of the Detail: Andrew breaks down the logistical nightmares and split-second decision-making required for high-level dignitary protection in the "Capital of the World."From Sirens to Stories: How a career on the front lines of the NYPD transitioned into a prolific life as an author. With 15 books under his belt, Andrew discusses how he captures the grit and reality of police work on the page.Unfiltered Memoirs: The guys get Andrew to spill on the personalities behind the titles—who was the easiest to guard, and who kept the detail on their toes?Whether you're a true crime junkie, a history buff, or just someone who loves a good story from a man who’s seen it all, this is one episode you can't afford to miss. Grab a cold one and settle in for a masterclass in security, service, and storytelling."In my line of work, a good day is when absolutely nothing happens. But you have to be ready for the second that changes." — Andrew G. NelsonBuy Andrew's books on AmazonPerfect Pawn: 1 (James Maguire): Amazon.co.uk: Nelson, Andrew G.: 9780991129713: BooksHear more from Andrew on his websiteANDREW G. NELSONwww.tallboyradio.com
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In this high-stakes episode of Tall Boy Radio, Beans and Gaz step out of the usual pub banter and into the shadowy world of elite protection. Joining the boys in the studio is Andrew G. Nelson, a retired NYPD Sergeant whose career reads more like a Hollywood thriller than a standard beat.For years, Nelson was the man standing between the world's most influential figures and potential chaos. From the spiritual gravity of Pope John Paul II to the political firestorms surrounding President Bill Clinton and Yasser Arafat, Andrew provides a rare, behind-the-curtain look at what it’s really like to "keep the peace" when the whole world is watching.The Weight of the Badge: What goes through your mind when you’re responsible for the safety of a Pontiff or a President?The Art of the Detail: Andrew breaks down the logistical nightmares and split-second decision-making required for high-level dignitary protection in the "Capital of the World."From Sirens to Stories: How a career on the front lines of the NYPD transitioned into a prolific life as an author. With 15 books under his belt, Andrew discusses how he captures the grit and reality of police work on the page.Unfiltered Memoirs: The guys get Andrew to spill on the personalities behind the titles—who was the easiest to guard, and who kept the detail on their toes?Whether you're a true crime junkie, a history buff, or just someone who loves a good story from a man who’s seen it all, this is one episode you can't afford to miss. Grab a cold one and settle in for a masterclass in security, service, and storytelling."In my line of work, a good day is when absolutely nothing happens. But you have to be ready for the second that changes." — Andrew G. NelsonBuy Andrew's books on AmazonPerfect Pawn: 1 (James Maguire): Amazon.co.uk: Nelson, Andrew G.: 9780991129713: BooksHear more from Andrew on his websiteANDREW G. NELSONwww.tallboyradio.com
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