Show Notes
In episode 6 of #CalledToServeThePodcast, Staff Sgt. Travis Juska, a.k.a. #CaptainCanada, joins hosts Sgt. Angie Tetley and Const. Brennan Martin to talk about how his career has allowed him to make an impact both on and off the streets.
Will you discover the secret to how he balances family, a demanding job, countless hours of volunteerism and crushing fitness goals? No, that will forever remain a mystery, but you'll hear a few notable arrest stories, find out his one weakness and get to know a 17-year CPS member who manages to do it all with humility and a smile on his face.
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