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  • Welcome to DCT Audio the home of the podcast. This is where The Dave Thomas Podcast lives. Thankyou for taking  a moment to see what DCT Audio is about. 




  • Dave Thomas is a retired police Officer. He spent nearly 30 years policing the streets of Lancashire. 




  • After a decade on roads policing, he went into the detective arena where he specialised in investigating serious and complex crime. Finally,Dave spent the final few years of his career on the child protection unit. It was as challenging role as you might imagine. 




  • The skills Dave learnt as a police officer continue to serve him well to this day.




  • Music under license from Episound.




DISCLAIMERS:

Any disclosures made in these podcasts have been previously reported to the relevant authorities. These are my opinions based on my own experiences. They are not to be taken as fact and my views do not represent anyone else other than myself. Third party contributors express their own views, invited or otherwise. I exercise no editorial control over those third party views and as such publishing such views are not to be taken as my endorsement of them.

 
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WARNING: THIS PODCAST CONTAINS DETAILS THAT SOME LISTENERS MAY FIND UPSETTING.The story of Police Constable Steve Martin QGM is one of extraordinary courage, survival and one of the darkest nights in the history of British policing. Steve Martin was a young Metropolitan Police officer who found himself at the centre of the Broadwater Farm riots in Tottenham, north London, on 6th October 1985. It was a night that would claim the life of his colleague, PC Keith Blakelock, and leave other officers seriously injured. Steve joined the police in 1984, less than a year into his probationary service.He was deployed to Broadwater Farm, where serious public disorder had erupted. Fires had been started across the estate, and firefighters needed police protection to tackle the blazes. Steve was part of a small police unit known as Serial 502, commanded bySergeant David Pengelly.
COMING SOONWelcome to The Nature Within, with Dave Thomas.What if the answers we seek about life, growth, and our place in the universe are already reflected in the world around us—and within ourselves?This podcast explores inner growth and our relationship with nature and the universe.Together, we’ll discover new perspectives, and perhaps uncover a little more of who we are along the way.If you would like to take part in these podcasts send a message to [email protected]
In this episode I speak with Miguel Da Silva. Miguel is a radio DJ presenter and Shaman. Born in Portugal and growing up through the civil war, Miguel’s childhood was far from easy. In his teenage years he sought escape through drugs and alcohol. After several failed relationships he moved to England. His love of music attracted him to pirate radio where he became a DJ presenter, something he still does to this day. His life experiences drew  him towards Shamanism, ancient beliefs connecting with nature and the universe.It’s a moving account of one man’s life and through adversity, he learnt to be resilient and  finally love himself once again.
Charlotte Dugdale is a yoga teacher with her business based in Bispham near Blackpool.In this episode I talk with Charlotte about her childhood, her work in prisons and social care which caused her mental health to unravel. She describes her diagnosis of OCD and how yoga became a large part of her life to the extent that she traveled to India to train as a yoga teacher. She has realised her goal and has her own business near Blackpool.You can find her website HERE
TRIGGER WARNING: ⚠️ The following podcast contains frank discussions around PTSD and police trauma which some listeners may find distressing. If you have been affected by anything in this podcast you can contact The Samaritans on 116 123.My guest today was a career police officer who entered into the world of undercover operations. That work took its toll on his wellbeing causing his mental health to slowly unravel. But it was also his experiences as a uniformed response officer that ultimately contributed to his PTSD diagnosis. In a frank and graphic conversation, he describes those experiences and how it affected him and his family.
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