In this compelling episode of Seven Points, hosts Warren Trent and Sgt. Kameron Lee sit down with Arizona radio icon Mike Broomhead for an unfiltered conversation about his unconventional journey into broadcasting, his deep-rooted support for law enforcement, and the life experiences that shaped his voice behind the mic. From growing up in rural Ohio and Southwest Florida to chasing dreams as a bull rider in Arizona, Mike shares how tragedy—the loss of his brother in Iraq—unexpectedly launched his media career.

Listeners will hear behind-the-scenes stories from Mike’s interviews with political heavyweights like Senator John McCain and President Trump, as well as sports legends and local heroes. He reflects on his ride-alongs with DPS troopers, the evolution of radio into a multimedia platform, and the importance of honoring both sworn and professional staff in law enforcement. With humor, humility, and heartfelt anecdotes—including getting a speeding ticket from a trooper he later honored—Mike offers a rare glimpse into the man behind the microphone.

This episode is a celebration of service, storytelling, and the power of connection. Whether you're a fan of radio, law enforcement, or just great conversation, this one’s not to be missed.

In this powerful episode of Seven Points, hosts Warren Trent and Sgt. Kameron Lee welcome Kelsey Commisso, Arizona’s State Alerts Coordinator, for an in-depth look at the life-saving alert systems that protect vulnerable populations across the state. From Amber and Blue Alerts to the newly expanded Safe Alert and the groundbreaking Turquoise Alert, Kelsey breaks down the criteria, processes, and purpose behind each activation—emphasizing the critical role of community engagement and interagency collaboration.

Listeners will learn how alerts are triggered, the rigorous steps involved before activation, and how legislative changes have broadened the scope of coverage, especially for individuals with cognitive disabilities and missing Indigenous persons. Kelsey shares her personal connection to the mission, her background in law enforcement, and the emotional impact of helping reunite families through these alerts.

With over 140 Safe Alerts activated annually and a recovery rate nearing 98%, this episode highlights the importance of public awareness and the integrity of the alert system. Whether you’ve received a notification on your phone or wondered how these alerts work, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at the people and passion driving Arizona’s emergency alert infrastructure.

In this episode of the Seven Points podcast, hosts Warren Trent and Sgt. Kameron Lee sit down with Chaplain Rick Derbyshire to explore his inspiring journey from Southern California to a life of service in law enforcement chaplaincy. Rick shares how his upbringing, shaped by family health challenges and a strong spiritual foundation, led him to pursue ministry and ultimately dedicate over 21 years to supporting law enforcement personnel.

Listeners will hear about Rick’s transition from pastoral leadership to volunteer chaplaincy, his early work with the LA County Sheriff's Department, and his deep commitment to building trust and emotional support within the Arizona Department of Public Safety. He emphasizes the importance of presence, confidentiality, and proactive care in the chaplain role, offering insight into how chaplains help troopers navigate trauma, grief, and personal challenges.

Whether responding to critical incidents or simply checking in, Rick’s passion for service shines through. The episode also highlights the growing need for more chaplains across Arizona and how retired law enforcement or clergy can get involved.

Special thanks to the AZDPS Heritage Museum for providing a meaningful space to produce this episode.