When The Radio Goes Quiet

Send a textPioneering often comes with challenges, especially when there’s no roadmap to follow. We’re following up with Lisa Phillips, the LA city’s first LBTQ liaison, to hear more about the stories, obstacles, and lessons she encountered while forging this new path.Link to Lisa's prior interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40a01Tzslm8Check out our IG page: @LACOPSPRIDE and at our WWW.LACOPSPRIDE.ORG webpage.

Send a textWhat actually makes a good leader? Is it experience, authority, or how you show up when it matters most? In this episode, we talk leadership with our returning guest, Shannon. She gives us the good, the hard, and the lessons learned along the way. Check out our IG page: @LACOPSPRIDE and at our WWW.LACOPSPRIDE.ORG webpage.

Send a textWhen Jules first sat down with Shannon to talk about her coming out journey, we knew it was a powerful story. But today, hearing about the ripple effects, the conversations, the connections, the community response, it truly underscores how vital it is to share our truths. A journey like this isn't a single event; it's a continuing story of growth, authenticity, and discovery. If you missed the initial interview, please go back and listen to the episode: Los Angeles County Officers Pride Society (LACOPS) Pride Zoom Seminar: Coming Out in Law Enforcement. The link is in the show notes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okP8nayDL6oShannon's Book Links: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00O2KZRR0?ref=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cso_sms_apin_dp_TAKDR5RZE5H7S6FWQWRG&ref_=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cso_sms_apin_dp_TAKDR5RZE5H7S6FWQWRG&social_share=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cso_sms_apin_dp_TAKDR5RZE5H7S6FWQWRG&bestFormat=truehttps://www.amazon.com/dp/161929270X?ref=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cso_sms_apin_dp_PGVXPCG6WHZFFYCQSJXM&ref_=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cso_sms_apin_dp_PGVXPCG6WHZFFYCQSJXM&social_share=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cso_sms_apin_dp_PGVXPCG6WHZFFYCQSJXM&bestFormat=trueCheck out our IG page: @LACOPSPRIDE and at our WWW.LACOPSPRIDE.ORG webpage.

Send a textWhen life throws curveballs, how do you process your emotions? How do you talk about what you’re feeling without revealing the personal details of the situation? And how do you keep those emotions from spiraling into something negative? When difficult moments do hit, how do you navigate them, both on your own and with the support of loved ones?In Part 2 of our Mental Wellness series featuring Dr. Shiloh, we explore practical techniques and strategies to help you move through those tough experiences with resilience and care.Check out our IG page: @LACOPSPRIDE and at our WWW.LACOPSPRIDE.ORG webpage.

Send a textIn this episode, we reconnect with Dr. Shiloh for an important conversation about mental health. We discuss how to recognize changes in our own mental well-being, ways to process our emotions and address impactful events while engaging with others, and effective techniques for reaching out to someone who may be struggling without pushing them away. Check out our IG page: @LACOPSPRIDE and at our WWW.LACOPSPRIDE.ORG webpage.

Send a textIn this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Shiloh, a trusted friend and ally of the community whose work focuses on supporting members of law enforcement. Together, we explore what true allyship means and discuss meaningful ways to show support for the LGBTQ+ community. Dr. Shiloh also shares her personal journey, offering insight into the experiences that shaped her into the passionate advocate she is today.

Send a textThis week, we’re talking all about mental wellness; how to stay strong, centered, and resilient. Our friend Jose is back to help us spot the signs when we’re not at our best and to remind us why being intentional with our choices matters so much.Check out our IG page: @LACOPSPRIDE and at our WWW.LACOPSPRIDE.ORG webpage.

Send a textIn this episode of When the Radio Goes Quiet, we dive into the deeply personal experience of coming out. What does it really mean to come out? When is the right time, and more importantly, when is it safe? Why do we make this choice, and who do we decide to share it with?Coming out is an act of bravery, vulnerability, and immense strength. Our guest, Jose, opens up about his own journey of self-discovery, sharing powerful insights into the challenges and triumphs of embracing one's true identity. He also offers valuable advice on how we can create more supportive environments for those navigating their own coming-out experiences.Check out our IG page: @LACOPSPRIDE and at our WWW.LACOPSPRIDE.ORG webpage.

Send a textIn this episode of When the Radio Goes Quiet, we explore the deeply personal journey of coming out — both to ourselves and to others. What does it mean to come out? When is it safe? Why do we do it, and who do we choose to tell?Coming out requires courage, vulnerability, and strength. Our guest, Jules, shares her powerful story of self-discovery and bravery, offering thoughtful insight on what it means to come out and how we can better support those on this path.Check out our IG page: @LACOPSPRIDE and at our WWW.LACOPSPRIDE.ORG webpage.

Send a textWhat is an affinity group, and how can I navigate my identity within both the LGBTQ+ and law enforcement communities?In the debut episode of When The Radio Goes Quiet, we’re joined by Jules, the president of LACOPS, who offers insight into the organization’s mission and her personal journey. She also discusses the significance of affinity groups, and explains how they foster connection and support. Tune in to learn how LACOPS can be a resource for those seeking a sense of belonging within law enforcement while embracing their LGBTQ+ identity.Check out our IG page: @LACOPSPRIDE and at our WWW.LACOPSPRIDE.ORG webpage.