John Covington and Thomas Malone ask Dispatcher Max to play "angel's advocate" to ask questions on behalf of those that might be considering a career as a first responder.  

John Covington and Thomas Malone honor the legacy of Officer Joseph "Rusty" McKinney. 

Hop into the Tardis as John Covington takes he, Thomas Malone, and Ken Walcott back in time to discuss the history of the Memphis Police Association. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone catch up with their good friends Senator Brent Taylor to discuss his latest legislation and former-mayor Jim Strickland to see what life has been like after leaving office. 

John Covington, Thomas Malone, and Ken Wolcott explore how Nashville and San Francisco have been able to keep their crime in check in hopes of helping the fair city of Memphis to do the same. Dispatcher Max dusts off the Ouija Board to bring listeners another installment from the "Graveyard Shift." 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by their good friend, Senator Brent Taylor, to discuss his latest bills to combat crime in Memphis, all while adding his infamous euphemisms along the way. Dispatcher Max unearths another chapter of Memphis criminal history during his latest installment of the "Graveyard Shift." 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by Officers Jeff Rose and Ashley Toliver to discuss their experiences as Memphis Police officers that got into the business at drastically different ages. Dispatcher Max talks about the 19th century father of modern criminology, Eugene Viocq. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by their good friend, Representative John Gillespie, to discuss everything from his accomplishments down in Nashville to the strangest dispatch calls police officers have received. 

John Covington and Ken Wolcott from the Memphis Police Association are joined by former Memphis Chief Financial Officer, Shirley Ford, to discuss the highlights of her storied career. 

John Covington and Thomas "Pull Over" Malone sit down with their good friend, MPA Chief Steward Ken Walcott, to tap into his knowledge of esoterica, from the different slang for police to the finer points of law enforcement. Dispatcher Max pulls out the Ouija Board to bring another blast from the past with the latest installment from the "Graveyard Shift." 

John Covington, now-Vice President of the Memphis Police Association, and Thomas Malone, President of the Memphis Firefighters' Association, are joined by the newly elected MPA President, Ken Walcott, to discuss everything from art heists to how some criminals expect police to behave like they do in video games.  

Rescue 901, The First Responders Show featured Mayor Jim Strickland in his final media appearance.  Accomplishments, struggles, crime and things that he wanted to finish before leaving.  It was all on the table for this conversation.  Finger pointing in the good and the bad, it was all covered. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone pay tribute to the guys and gals in red and blue with the help of the late-great radio icon Paul Harvey. Dispatcher Max dusts off an old Christmas transmission, courtesy of the Apollo 8 astronauts. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by good friend and fellow Memphis Police Officer Keely Greer to discuss everything from the city's staggering homicide rates to educating citizens on how best to protect themselves from becoming the next victims of a crime. Dispatcher Max brings listeners another blast from the past with his latest "Graveyard Shift." 

Tennessee State Senator Brent Taylor joins John Covington and Thomas Malone to offer his two cents on the recent release of a criminal of their own recognizance, lending his signature sagacity and turns of phrases to the discussion. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone reflect on the crime rate in Memphis versus other cities. Dispatcher Max opens up the vault to bring a blast from the past with an encore installment of "The Graveyard Shift."

John Covington and Thomas Malone discuss the results of the former's most recent election campaign and receive a blast from the past during the latest installment of the "Graveyard Shift," where the audience learns about infamous events from Memphis' criminal past. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by their good friend City Councilman Worth Morgan and his wife Bonner to look back on his years of service and get insight into the toll the political and campaigning world can have on one's family life. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by MPD Tac Officer Pierce Connelly to discuss the training involved with being a member of the city's SWAT Department. Dispatcher Max, then, gives listeners a history lesson on SWAT. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone join listeners live from the Cooper Young Festival, along with an encore appearance by their good friend Sargent Ken Longcot, to reminisce on humorous stories from their guest's time on the beat. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by Sargent Ken Longcot, Field Training Officer for the Memphis Police Department, as he offers his perspective on the crime in their beloved city.  

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined once more by their good friends Representative John Gillespie and Senator Brent Taylor to discuss the ins and outs of the Nashville political world. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by Sam Hardiman of the Daily Memphian to get the inside scoop on the life and career of a local journalist. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by MPD Officer David Reeves to discuss the Memphis Police Association's upcoming golf tournament. Discover tales from Memphis' criminal past during the premiere of Rescue 901's "Graveyard Shift." 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by retired Deputy Chiefs of the MPD John Johnson and Dave Martello to discuss the work of the Association of City Retired Employees (ACRE) and, in light of the 50th Anniversary of the Memphis Police Association, the arduous origins of the successful union. And "The King" himself has a chapter in this history! 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by the "Two Daves"- Executive Director of Crime Stoppers David Wayne Brown and Retired Deputy Chief Dave Martello- to discuss the positive impact Crime Stoppers has had on the city of Memphis. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by City Councilman Mick Wright to discuss topics ranging from public safety in Memphis to mandatory renovations for Regional One. Dispatcher Max educates listeners on the real-life inspiration for the legendary literary figure, Sherlock Holmes. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone offer helpful tips for audiences members to look out for on the streets like license plates that mean more than what they seem. Executive Coordinator of the Memphis Police Association Randie Smallie highlights the charitable contributions of her and John's institution. Dispatcher Max takes a look at future police and firefighting technology.  

Mayor Jim Strickland joins the Rescue 901 crew to address everything from Operation Broken Bottles to the challenges and solutions for solving the crime problem in Memphis. And a Happy International Joke Day to one and all.  

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined once again by their good friend Officer Theresa Carlson to discuss topics ranging from the upcoming Gun Walk to why you should pay respects to your local bartenders.  

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined once more by their good friend, Representative John Gillespie, as he shares how he's fighting for the City of Memphis. Additionally, organizer of Back the Blue 901 Julie Wunderlich discusses ways we can support our men and women in blue. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined for round three by active shooter expert Robert Carlson and special guest, Zeke Stout, host of Discovery Channel's "Masters of Arms," to discuss all things personal firearm safety. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by Chief Administrative Officer of the Shelby County Government Harold Collins to discuss the conditions at Regional One Hospital. How are the conditions there similar to a field hospital in "MASH?" Listen to Rescue 901 to find out more. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by Officers Hannah Shelton and Matt Christopher, who offer insight into the dynamics between a couple that work in law enforcement together. Dispatcher Max takes the listeners back in time as he discusses the legendary Memphis gangster Machine Gun Kelly. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by two stellar guests: Senator Brent Taylor of the "Fighting 31" and Mike Williams, former President of the Memphis Police Association. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined this week by Josh Metcalf, chief instructor of Midtown Krav Maga, to discuss the uptick in martial arts attendance by concerned citizens seeking to learn self-defense skills. 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined once more by active shooter and mass casualty expert Robert Carlson to get his perspective on the recent Nashville school shooting. 

Mayor Strickland is back for round two with John Covington and Thomas Malone to discuss the "revolving door," along with settling once and for all a debate that began during his last appearance: Is "Die Hard" a Christmas movie or not?! 

John Covington and Thomas Malone are joined by Lawyer Betsy McKinney to discuss the nuances of "qualified immunity." 

More police equals less crime. Former MPA President Mike Williams and MPD SGt Darrell Mathis join us to discuss the power of community policing and the need for more officers to make it possible. And we discuss the wild night at City Council last Tuesday.

We discuss what Hollywood gets wrong about fire and police work. Retired MPA Investigator talks about cold cases. City of Memphis HR Chief Alex Smith speaks about the challenges of recruiting police officers and firefighters.

The first episode of Rescue 901, Today we will be going in-depth on an OIS (officer involved shooting) from LAPD in April 2020. We'll put you in the shoes of an officer involved in a critical incident with all the chaos and split second decision making that goes with it.

State Rep John Gillespie has had enough and talks about getting tough on crime from the state level. We are joined by Ellen Morrow, representative of Back the Blue 901, who will talk about the importance of supporting first responders and how everyday citizens can join in the fight against crime.

We honor two Memphis Heroes: Officer Redd & Officer Shaw and City Councilman Worth Morgan weighs in on controversial ordinances before the council.

Hear from Holly Carter, Memphis Fire Department's first female Fire Investigator.

Hear from Robert Carlson, a police officer specializing in Active Shooter incidents.  Considered a Subject Matter Expert in Active Shooter and Law Enforcement training, and has spoken at numerous international conferences and events.

John and Thomas talk with retired FDNY firefighter Sean Goodwin about his time as a firefighter in the Big Apple and Dave Martello, retired MPD officer, about some Memphis Police history.

John and Thomas speak with an officer who survived a near fatal encounter with fentanyl.  Also, updates from State Representative John Gillespie.

John Covington and Thomas Malone talk with Martavius Jones, Memphis City Council Chairman and Mike Williams, Candidate for Memphis City Court Clerk. 

Thomas Malone of the Memphis Fire Fighters Association and John Covington of the Memphis Police Association speak to Amy Sullivan, a retired dispatcher, and look at critical incidents from that perspective, upcoming hiring expo update, New Year's Eve safety tips + your calls.