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Law Enforcement / First Responder stories and experiences with a focus on comedic blunders, events, and the lighter side of stressful jobs. Stories are firsthand accounts told by the hosts Flash and T-Dot with accompanying guest interviews.
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Signup to Generate a PitchJest Out of Jurisdiction is a comedy podcast hosted by JOOJPOD, with 26 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
JOOJPOD hosts Jest Out of Jurisdiction, a comedy show with 26 episodes published.
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Jest Out of Jurisdiction
<p>We sit down with combat medic and career paramedic Chris Carlisle to trace his path from Iraq and Afghanistan to a fire department EMS job he plans to retire from. Along the way, we talk blast injury reality, VA fights, dark humor, and the calls that stick with you long after the shift ends.</p><p>Send us Fan Mail</p>
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<p>We catch up with Chantz McPeek and Terry Wattenbargar on a life spent in dispatch, fire service, and statewide training, then we get brutally honest about what happens when a tornado tears through your own community. We talk about leadership, burnout, dark humor, and the kind of brotherhood that keeps you moving even after you lose one of your own.</p><p>Send us Fan Mail</p>
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<p><br/>A mile-wide storm doesn’t just rearrange a neighborhood—it reshapes the people who run toward it. We sit with Mark and Noah Rudder, a father–son team spanning decades of fire, EMS, and rescue work, to walk through the night an F4 tornado cut across London, Kentucky. You’ll hear how basements became shelters, how triage feels when you’re standing in the rain with a flashlight and gas hissing around you, and why seventy‑six transports and a community’s grit added up to lives saved before sunrise. The details are raw and real: airport rigs that somehow s...
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<p>Ever wonder what it's like to spend months underwater in a nuclear submarine during the Cold War? In this riveting conversation, Navy veteran Paul Baker takes us beneath the surface of submarine life, sharing firsthand experiences from his decade serving as a torpedo man's mate on both fast attack and ballistic missile submarines.<br/><br/>Paul's stories transport us to a world few civilians ever glimpse – from the claustrophobic quarters where sailors "hot bunk" to the nerve-wracking cat-and-mouse games played with Soviet submarines in Russian waters. With remarkable candor, he explains how these vessels operate, revealing fascinating details about nu...
Episode #8
<p>Harold Yate's storytelling shines as he recounts legendary firehouse pranks that built brotherhood – from rookies being duct-taped to beds and hoisted up hose towers to the infamous Lucky Charms marshmallow theft that still causes hurt feelings years later. You'll laugh out loud at his misadventures, including an ill-fated dance on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge at midnight (a federal offense) and a catastrophic experiment with a runaway truck ramp that left a passenger with wet pants and a permanently damaged friendship.</p><p>Send us Fan Mail</p>
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