KENOSHA, Wis. - s4story -- "When The Call Hits Home," podcast explores the personal side of first responder families, has just released an episode sharing an especially candid and relatable conversation about the unique financial stressors that often impact first responder families. Hosted by Jennifer Woosley Sailor, LPC counselor and Dr. Ashlee Gethner, LCSW both children of police officers.

In this episode, Jennifer and Ashlee open up about their own childhood experiences growing up with parents in law enforcement and the lasting impact of financial anxiety within the home. They dive into timely concerns such as the rising cost of living, how financial pressure shapes family dynamics, and the common misconception that first responder families are always "financially set." Through honest personal stories and professional insights, they address how issues like overtime work, avoidance, and communication struggles can affect relationships and children's well-being.

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Listeners can expect thoughtful reflections, relatable humor, and actionable takeaways for first responders and their families. The hosts also foreshadow upcoming episodes with financial experts, promising practical tips and guidance for those navigating similar challenges.

As always, Jennifer and Ashlee remain dedicated to supporting first responder families by fostering honest conversations and sharing heartfelt, professional wisdom.

Listen to the full episode now, and remember: when the call hits home, Ashlee and Jennifer are here for you.

Podcast Availability: Available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.

For more information, visit https://whenthecallhitshome.com