Cops and Writers Podcast
Cops and Writers is a podcast hosted by retired police sergeant and author, Patrick O'Donnell. The podcast provides valuable insights and humor for crime writers who want to create accurate and believable police stories. O'Donnell conducts in-depth interviews with members of law enforcement and civilian experts, discussing police procedures and culture. He also interviews crime fiction writers and writers from different genres, discussing what works in the ever-changing landscape of book sales and publishing. The podcast offers candid stories told with cop humor and technical details about the world of law enforcement.
Cops and Writers Podcast
#123 Cop Camp 2023 Debrief!
Welcome to today’s debrief of Cop Camp 2023.
Today’s show is going to be a little different. I will chat with some of the experts who were presenters and a few of the attendees from the inaugural Cop Camp 2023 that occurred last June 1st through June 4 at the Fox Valley Police Academy in Appleton, Wisconsin.
In this episode, the presenters and students chat about what were their favorite parts of Cop Camp, the pleasant surprises, and the bonds that were formed during this special conference. I ended this podcast with a quick interview with the president of LMBPN publishing company and creator of the largest indie publishing group in the world, 20 Books to 50K, Michael Anderle.
Please visit and patronize my guests on today's show.
Dr. Sharon Michalove at her website!
Ronda Wells M.D. at her website!
C.S.I expert, Falynne Gerisch at her email.
Det. Adam Richardson's website
RJ Beam's website
Michael Anderle
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