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KENOSHA, Wis. - WisconsinEagle -- In the newest episode of the popular podcast When The Call Hits Home, co-hosts Jennifer Woosley Saylor and Dr. Ashlee Gethner welcome retired police lieutenant Mark Mueller for an inspiring and down-to-earth conversation about life after law enforcement and starting over in entirely new territory: the barbecue business.
This episode features Mueller, a former Hoffman Estates police lieutenant who, after years of service, traded in his badge for barbeque. Now the proud owner of the lively local spot "I Smell Bacon," Mark shares with listeners what motivated his surprising next step, the challenges (and rewards) of entrepreneurship, and how essential it is for police retirees to keep active, pursue their passions, and plan ahead—both financially and emotionally.
The episode dives deep into:
Listeners also get a peek into Mark's family life—his daughters' careers in public service, how his family's love of food turned into a business, and why his restaurant has quickly become a local favorite among both officers and the wider community.
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"This is about showing there can be a second act that's not just rewarding, but fun," says co-host Jennifer. Ashlee adds, "Mark proves that with courage and planning, it's possible to thrive—on your own terms—after retirement."
Podcast Availability: Available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.
For more information, visit https://whenthecallhitshome.com
This episode features Mueller, a former Hoffman Estates police lieutenant who, after years of service, traded in his badge for barbeque. Now the proud owner of the lively local spot "I Smell Bacon," Mark shares with listeners what motivated his surprising next step, the challenges (and rewards) of entrepreneurship, and how essential it is for police retirees to keep active, pursue their passions, and plan ahead—both financially and emotionally.
The episode dives deep into:
- Mark's journey from police work to becoming a restaurant owner and why he chose this path
- The psychological and emotional challenges officers face in retirement
- Advice for first responders on navigating life transitions, financial planning, and finding happiness
- Reflections on work-life balance and raising a family in the shadow of a police career
- The power of community, family support, and stepping into new identities after public service
Listeners also get a peek into Mark's family life—his daughters' careers in public service, how his family's love of food turned into a business, and why his restaurant has quickly become a local favorite among both officers and the wider community.
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"This is about showing there can be a second act that's not just rewarding, but fun," says co-host Jennifer. Ashlee adds, "Mark proves that with courage and planning, it's possible to thrive—on your own terms—after retirement."
Podcast Availability: Available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.
For more information, visit https://whenthecallhitshome.com
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