In this energetic episode of Seven Points, hosts Warren Trent and Sgt. Kameron Lee take the show on the road to the DPS Wellness Center, where they sit down with Deborah Goodwin, a longtime DPS employee and passionate wellness coach. Blending humor with heartfelt insight, Deborah shares her unique journey from elementary school teacher to marathon runner to fitness advocate within the agency.

With 18 years at DPS, Deborah brings both experience and relatability to her role. She opens up about her own transformation, including overcoming weight challenges and discovering the power of strength training. As a Boston Marathon qualifier and ultra-distance runner, she offers a perspective that combines mental toughness, discipline, and the importance of finding what works for each individual.

The conversation highlights the agency’s growing commitment to wellness and the importance of making fitness accessible and non-intimidating for everyone. Deborah emphasizes that there is no one-size-fits-all approach, encouraging employees to take that first step, ask questions, and build confidence through education and support.

From motivation and accountability to practical tips on exercise and nutrition, this episode delivers both inspiration and actionable advice. It is a fun and informative look at how DPS is empowering its people to live healthier, stronger lives—one step at a time.

In this episode of Seven Points, hosts Warren Trent and Sgt. Kameron Lee sit down inside the DPS Employee Health & Wellness Center with special guest Joe Carson, one of the agency’s new wellness coaches. Joe shares his powerful personal journey, including how he lost 180 pounds through discipline, education, and a commitment to sustainable lifestyle changes. That transformation sparked a nearly 25-year career in health and fitness, where he has helped hundreds of people achieve lasting results.

Joe discusses the mission behind DPS’s expanded wellness initiative and how it aims to support employees across the state with personalized fitness and nutrition guidance. From building custom workout plans to offering one-on-one coaching and group classes, the program is designed to meet employees wherever they are in their journey, whether they are just starting out or looking to improve performance.

The conversation highlights common barriers to success, including misinformation and lack of support, while emphasizing the importance of education, accountability, and mindset. Joe also addresses how to overcome intimidation in a gym environment and encourages employees to take advantage of the free resources available to them.

This episode offers practical insight, motivation, and a behind-the-scenes look at how DPS is investing in the long-term health and well-being of its workforce.

In this episode of Seven Points, hosts Warren Trent and Sgt. Kameron Lee take the podcast on location to a working hangar at Falcon Field to talk about one of the fastest-growing technologies in law enforcement. Their guest is Sgt. Brian Hon, Aviation UAS Program Manager for the Arizona Department of Public Safety.

Sgt. Hon shares his journey from growing up in Tucson to serving in law enforcement for more than two decades. Along the way, he describes how a career that began in patrol and the Vehicular Crimes Unit eventually led him to pioneer DPS’s drone program. What started with a single off-the-shelf drone used to document crash scenes has grown into a statewide program that supports investigations, tactical operations, disaster response, and public safety missions.

Listeners will learn how drones are helping troopers map crash scenes in minutes instead of hours, locate suspects during searches, assist SWAT operations, and safely assess hazardous situations. Sgt. Hon also explains how drones were deployed during major flooding in Globe, helping crews search damaged areas and assess infrastructure.

The conversation also addresses privacy concerns and the strict policies that guide drone use. Sgt. Hon makes it clear that drones are response tools designed to improve safety for officers and the public.

It is a fascinating look at how emerging technology is transforming modern policing in Arizona.