Buddy and Greg release, ”Capable” the book, available now!

In the season three (long awaited) finale, Special Guest RJ Valentine joins Buddy and Greg to talk about his incredible life, notably as a successful businessman and the oldest Champion of the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona.

Buddy’s all fired up in this second part of the Stoughton Police Scandal, revealing the subtle details that continue to plague Stoughton, MA Police Department from his perspective as former Chief. Plus, a short discussion on wrongly accused murder suspect Fred Weichel from Braintree, MA and his involvement with Whitey Burger.

Buddy and Greg get on the ballot questions, especially Question 4 in Massachusetts, and talk about how Sports Betting and Gambling underground won’t have any effect on Legal Sports Betting in MA. Plus, a story about a Woburn Cop.

Ret. Sgt. (MA State Police) Billy McGreal joins us for a ”deep dive” into David Clark, the man who killed Trooper Mark S. Charbonnier, and his mis-deeds prior to Sept. 2, 1994. Plus, Sgt. McGreal’s relationship with Mark Rosetti and the argument for his paid informant status with the FBI from 1991-2010.

Ret. Chief Probation Officer Tom Tassinari joins us briefly to talk about a major district court case involving beastiality on a very special Friday same day release episode. Plus, the boys sit down and discuss the ”terrorist” attempt by several Mayor Wu supported climate activists over the past week and we touch on some important Corrections Officer Matthew Tidman updates.

Buddy and Greg sit down one-on-one to discuss the migrant problem in one of the richest cities in America and how the John McIntyre argument all got started in the first place as a supposed informant for the DEA and Customs.

The gang’s all here for another episode discussing exactly what Monkeypox is and how it’s transmitted. Plus, more dirt on US Atty. Rachael Rollins as she illegally attended a Dem fundraiser in Andover, MA back in July.

Svante Myrick’s argument for polygraphs required by Law Enforcement Agencies as a condition of employment takes Buddy and Greg down the rabbit hole - researching Myrick’s abrupt resignation as Mayor of Ithaca, NY and his suspicious connections to his former roommates and Georgetown University.

Focusing on ”bystander ship” and the 30-something job-hopping failure of a leader behind the program that is trying to change policing into a ”snitch based discipline system.” Plus, Greg and Buddy talk colon-rectal health and STD’s. It’s decent.