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Tips, Tactics, and Tools Podcast

Tips, Tactics, and Tools Podcast

Von: Brink Fidler & Tom Herring
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"Tips, Tactics, and Tools for a Safer Tomorrow" was inspired by frequent discussions between Brink Fidler, President of Defend Systems, and Tom Herring, Owner of Herring Technology, both driven by their commitment to educating clients on enhancing safety and security. Defend Systems specializes in physical security consulting and active shooter response training, while Herring Technology focuses on security solutions like access control, surveillance, alarms, and more. This podcast dives deep into all things safety and security—whether at home, work, church, or in public spaces. Our diverse guests come from a wide range of backgrounds, including school security experts, survivors of active shooter incidents, rescue task force managers, risk management professionals, technology specialists, federal agents, law enforcement experts, K9 trainers, and many more.2025 Persönliche Entwicklung Persönlicher Erfolg
  • 067 - Inside the Investigations That Close the Case
    Jan 20 2026

    In his last appearance on the podcast, Bobby Young joined us to discuss the armed security side of Covert Results. This time, he returns alongside Olivia Wilson, who leads the private investigation division, to dive into the realities of PI work—far from what movies portray. They break down what private investigation actually looks like, from hours-long surveillance and due diligence to complex civil and custody cases, and share how their team helped bring the George Jones' widow fraud case to completion through careful investigation and coordination with law enforcement.

    2:35 Olivia's start at the Metro Nashville Police Academy

    3:56 Olivia's role overseeing investigative work at Covert Results

    5:12 Why people always ask about the "craziest" PI stories

    8:20 Movie surveillance vs. real-life surveillance

    10:53 A case Covert Results is especially proud of

    11:35 Serving a lawsuit tied to cryptocurrency fraud involving George Jones' widow

    14:30 Working with police to stop the suspect fleeing the country

    17:20 A successful example of PIs and law enforcement working together

    21:30 The realities of surveillance: no bathrooms, long hours, full gas tanks

    26:00 More details on the George Jones' widow fraud case

    27:20 Remembering Nancy Jones and her humility

    30:49 The Smokin Thighs murder case

    36:18 Unusual cases, including stolen pets

    36:53 Child custody case involving drug activity and surveillance

    41:37 Bobby's most memorable missing persons case

    44:05 A cyberstalking investigation

    46:20 Learn more at www.covertresults.com

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    48 Min.
  • 066 - Raising the Bar in Private Security
    Dec 23 2025

    Bobby Young, Founder of Covert Results, shares his journey from Metro Nashville Police to building one of the region's most trusted security and investigative firms. Bobby explains why proactive security, relentless standards, and continuous training matter, and why real protection goes far beyond simply posting a guard. From schools and churches to high-profile events, this episode dives into what sets exceptional security apart.

    2:08 Bobby's background and path into armed security and investigations

    3:20 Metro Nashville Police Academy; joining the 20th Judicial Drug Task Force and participating in Nashville's largest cocaine seizure

    5:08 Founding Covert Results with his mother-in-law; now in year nine

    10:20 Competing to rank #1 on Google for "top private investigators in Nashville"

    13:08 Why real protection is more than "a person with a gun"

    18:45 Overview of Covert Results' services: Event, school, church, executive, and building security (no bar security)

    19:10 Why unarmed security often falls short

    21:50 "If I'm signing us up for something, I'm willing to do it myself."

    24:00 A story from a large event where Bobby's team acted fast

    27:30 Relentlessness as a core value

    29:27 Rapid growth in school security

    31:35 High standards for guards: training beyond minimum qualifications

    37:00 New Tennessee law requiring active shooter training for armed guards in schools and churches

    39:15 Recruiting professionals committed to high standards

    41:30 Contact Bobby: contact@covertresults.com

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    44 Min.
  • 065 - 120 Marathons, One Mission: Keep Kids Safe Online
    Dec 9 2025

    In this episode, we sit down with Ben Tracy, founder of Safe Social Network, a platform dedicated to helping people navigate life in the digital age. He's also the creator of Haven, a step-by-step online safety resource for parents.

    Ben shares his unexpected origin story, how he was fired from his first job in politics after someone resurfaced his old tweets. That moment pushed him to start speaking to others about digital awareness, online reputation, and the real dangers kids face every day. Ben also opens up about his run across America: 120 marathons in 125 days, honoring kids lost to online dangers. He carried their names and stories on the back of an RV.

    We discuss location sharing, cyberbullying, online predators, the emotional toll of exclusion, fentanyl dealers on social media, and why the future demands a new level of courage from parents.

    Learn more about Ben at safesocialnetwork.com and usehavensafety.com.

    1:55 Ben's work: online safety, digital citizenship, and responsible social media use

    3:27 Haven: a platform for parents

    7:20 Location sharing on Snapchat: physical and mental health risks.

    9:09 Ben's first job, getting fired, and starting Safe Social Network

    11:34 Kids asking for help with online predators, cyberbullying, and self-esteem issues

    13:53 Roblox dangers

    15:54 Ben's run across the U.S., speaking about online safety and meeting parents of kids lost to online dangers

    17:23 Children's names on RV

    20:59 A marathon every day, logistics, and support

    21:50 Only ~300 people have done this run across the U.S.

    29:07 Meeting dad Chris Diddier, fentanyl awareness, and the finish line of the run

    34:00 "It's as easy for a teenager to get fentanyl on social media as it is to order a pizza."

    34:40 Top 3 takeaways

    40:05 "They're not adults because we give them an adult tool."

    45:30 Society's responsibility to victims

    46:45 Learn more about Ben: safesocialnetwork.com, usehavensafety.com (for parents), @benjtracy

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    48 Min.
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