Murders to Music: Crime Scene to Music Scene (Streamline Events and Entertainment)
Come on a ride along with a Veteran Homicide Detective as the twists and turns of the job suddenly end his career and nearly his life; discover how something wonderful is born out of the Darkness. Embark on the journey from helping people on their worst days, to bringing life, excitement and smiles on their best days.
Murders to Music: Crime Scene to Music Scene (Streamline Events and Entertainment)
Latest Episodes
The Dangerous Weight of Hopelessness: When There's No Way Out
Hopelessness has a trick it plays on the mind: it can feel like calm, logical clarity. Aaron opens up about suicide and suicidal ideation from two angles most people never get to compare firsthand: years responding to deaths as a police officer...
Fight, Flight, Freeze: What Really Happens When Fear Takes Over
You can rehearse the perfect response a thousand times and still lock up when it’s real. Tonight I’m digging into the uncomfortable space between who we think we are in a crisis and what our nervous system actually lets us do when fear, adrenal...
Up Jumps the Devil: Idaho Falls, Silver Rail Shootings | What Would You Do?
A lot of people talk tough about self-defense online, right up until they’re forced to answer one terrifying question: were you actually justified to use force, especially deadly force? We take a hard, practical look at justifiable homicide, se...
At a Crossroads: The Future of the Murders to Music Podcast
I almost ended Murders to Music last week. I recorded what would have been the final episode, uploaded it, walked away in tears, and then pulled it before anyone could hear it. Not for clicks. Not for drama. Because I couldn’t shake the feeling...
The Great Chicago Fire: The American Story That Rebuilt Me | Sloan
A city burns for 36 hours, 100,000 people lose their homes, and a century later you’re still feeling the ripple effects every time you walk into a restroom. We start with the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, cut through the cow-and-lantern myth, and...
Fan Mail
I just started listening to your podcast after hearing you on Small Town Dicks - loved hearing from a local cop! Always perks my ears. The ending of this snapshot dropped my jaws and broke my heart. This man helped SO many people thru so many bad times but yet, he himself was not immune to relapses. It just shows that we never are completely free of our depression and/or PTSD, and how fragile life in this world is. Hearing you get choked up at the end was enough.... I started crying. My heart hurts for people who think there is no hope. Also, I deeply respect a man who is secure enough to cry, and even more to do so on a public platform such as podcast. Not only is it emotionally healthy, but physically as well. Tears of sadness carry the right chemicals that contribute to that emotion, so when we cry in sadness, we actually release those negative chemicals from our bodies. Thank you for showing us that it's ok for men to cry, to feel, and to not be ok.
Portland, Oregon
