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Episode 663: Dr. Melvin Stith, Vietnam War Veteran and Diversity Advocate

Dr. Melvin Stith, Vietnam War Veteran and Diversity Advocate

Dr. Melvin Stith is a transformative leader in and out of the military. He joined the Army as a commissioned officer after earning his bachelor’s degree in sociology at Norfolk State in 1968, serving with the Military Intelligence Corps. He served in Vietnam until 1972 and retired as a Captain. After returning from the war, […]

Episode 663 - Dec 04

Episode 662: Jim Whaley, Former US Army Aviation Officer and CEO of Mission Roll Call

Jim Whaley, Former US Army Aviation Officer and CEO of Mission Roll Call

Jim Whaley is a former US Army Aviation Officer and CEO of Mission Roll Call. This nonprofit provides veterans with a unified voice to the nation’s leaders and communities. The American public supports the military but there is a chasm between what people know and what veterans have to live through everyday. There are 18.5 […]

Episode 662 - Nov 28

Episode 661: Bruce Wright, Vietnam War Veteran and CLL Advocate

Bruce Wright, Vietnam War Veteran and CLL Advocate

Bruce Wright is a US Navy Veteran who served in the Vietnam War and has since become a patient and advocate for chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), helping increase awareness of the long-term complications of Agent Orange exposure. He shares his difficulties going through the VA and dedicates himself to helping other vets maximize their benefits […]

Episode 661 - Nov 28

Episode 660: Remi Adeleke, Former Navy SEAL and #1 New York Times Bestselling Author

Remi Adeleke, Former Navy SEAL and #1 New York Times Bestselling Author

Remi Adeleke is a former Navy SEAL, filmmaker, memoirist, and #1 New York Times bestselling author. During his service as a SEAL, Remi specialized as a medic and in Human Intelligence (HUMINT). He sheds light on how he uncovered “rat lines,” on-the-ground routes used to move people and equipment in challenging environments. Adeleke also recounts […]

Episode 660 - Nov 25

Episode 659: Miles Lagoze, Combat Camera Marine and Director of ‘Combat Obscura’

Miles Lagoze, Combat Camera Marine and Director of ‘Combat Obscura’

Miles Lagoze is a Combat Camera Marine veteran and the critically acclaimed director of Combat Obscura, a 2019 documentary that utilizes footage he captured during his unit’s historic mission to secure ground in the northern Sangin and Kajaki districts of Afghanistan. His debut book is titled Whistles from the Graveyard. Lagoze recounts his enlistment at […]

Episode 659 - Nov 20

Episode 658: Charles and Sean Sasser, Father and Son Army Veterans

Charles and Sean Sasser, Father and Son Army Veterans

This episode’s guests are Charles and Sean Sasser, a father and son duo with deep roots in the military. Charles is a 30-year veteran of both the Army and the Navy, where he spent 13 years as a Green Beret and a journalist respectively. Sean is also an Army veteran, volunteering for the Ranger regiment […]

Episode 658 - Nov 03

Episode 657: John Antal, Retired Army Colonel and Military Author

John Antal, Retired Army Colonel and Military Author

John Antal is a 30-year Army veteran who retired as a colonel. He is a former Operations Officer; Commander of the 16th Cavalry Regiment; and Special Assistant to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Antal is a prolific author who has published 14 books and hundreds of magazine articles on military history, technology, […]

Episode 657 - Oct 30

Episode 656: James Hasson, Army Captain, Bronze Star Recipient, and Author of ‘Kabul’

James Hasson, Army Captain, Bronze Star Recipient, and Author of ‘Kabul’

James Hasson is a former US Army captain, Bronze Star recipient, and author of Kabul. He narrates important yet lesser-known facts about the US war in Afghanistan like the flawed Doha Agreement and the unwise decision to give up Baghra. James shares how mistakes were made, from the abandonment of US citizens to the unkept […]

Episode 656 - Oct 23

Episode 655: Kervin Aucoin, ISR Veteran and Host of ‘This Week Explained’

Kervin Aucoin, ISR Veteran and Host of ‘This Week Explained’

Kervin Aucoin is a 15-year Army veteran, owner of Aucoin Analytics, and host of the geopolitical podcast This Week Explained. He begins by talking about the most important conflict today, the Russia-Ukraine War, and how it really began in 2014 with the invasion of Crimea. He explores the relationship between former president Trump and Russia, […]

Episode 655 - Oct 15

Episode 654: Dwain Worrell, Filmmaker and Author of ‘Androne’

Dwain Worrell, Filmmaker and Author of ‘Androne’

Dwain Worrell is a filmmaker, traveler, and novelist. His writing credits include Marvel’s Iron Fist, CBS’s Fire Country, the Disney+ series National Treasure, and his latest book Androne. The book explores a near future where bipedal androids are omnipresent, even on battlefields. The action-packed book explores life and death as soldiers now control the killing […]

Episode 654 - Oct 06

Episode 653: Jim Shockey, Worldwide Adventurer and Author of ‘Call Me Hunter’

Jim Shockey, Worldwide Adventurer and Author of ‘Call Me Hunter’

Jim Shockey is a Canadian wilderness outfitter, worldwide adventurer, television producer and host, and outdoor writer. He is the author of Call Me Hunter, a fast-paced thriller that also talks about fully experiencing the one life you have. Shockey then discusses the Hand of Man Museum and his aspiration for it to remain open and […]

Episode 653 - Sep 23

Episode 652: Kyle Buckett, Former Navy SEAL and Author of ‘Leadership Is Overrated’

Kyle Buckett, Former Navy SEAL and Author of ‘Leadership Is Overrated’

Kyle Buckett is a 20-year Navy SEAL veteran and author of the book Leadership Is Overrated. He advises younger people not to lie to themselves about wanting to join the SEALs because if they are unwilling to do what it takes to succeed, they will simply become another statistic. He shares his experience as a […]

Episode 652 - Sep 22

Episode 651: Dean Stott, Former SBS Soldier and Cycling World Record Holder

Dean Stott, Former SBS Soldier and Cycling World Record Holder

Dean Stott is a former special forces soldier with the Special Boat Service where he served for 16 years. He shares how he transitioned to private security after a parachuting accident ended his military career and tells the story of how he singlehandedly evacuated the Canadian embassy in Benghazi. Realizing that he was chasing the […]

Episode 651 - Sep 21

Episode 650: Robert Spangle, Marine Veteran and Fashion Photographer

Robert Spangle, Marine Veteran and Fashion Photographer

Robert Spangle is a Marine-turned-fashion-photographer who joined the Corps at 17 years old and, after training, joined the 2nd Force Recon Co. He shares the importance of camouflage during his deployments and how observing local style opened him up to his future career as a photographer and bespoke tailor. He sees style as a cultural […]

Episode 650 - Sep 20

Episode 649: Damian Porter, the ‘How Not to Die Guy’ and Former NZSAS Commando

Damian Porter, the ‘How Not to Die Guy’ and Former NZSAS Commando

Damian Porter is a former New Zealand SAS Commando in D Squadron. Also known as the How Not to Die Guy, he pulls from his vast knowledge and experience in the field and pays it forward to help others keep safe. He talks about upgrading and downgrading responses depending on the situation and how this […]

Episode 649 - Sep 19

Episode 648: Peter Feaver, Former National Security Council Member and Author of ‘Thanks for Your Service’

Peter Feaver, Former National Security Council Member and Author of ‘Thanks for Your Service’

Peter Feaver is the former special advisor for strategic planning and institutional reform on the National Security Council and the author of Thanks for Your Service. He observes dropping public confidence in the military, resulting in a decline in recruitment. Peter sees significant challenges, especially how civilians drag down the military in partisan culture wars. […]

Episode 648 - Sep 14

Episode 647: Green Beret Israel Wright and Army Ranger Cameron Fath, Hosts of Pop Culture Field Manual Podcast

Green Beret Israel Wright and Army Ranger Cameron Fath, Hosts of Pop Culture Field Manual Podcast

Israel Wright is a former Green Beret and Cameron Fath is a former US Army Ranger. They are the hosts of the Pop Culture Field Manual Podcast. Israel shares his bad jumps and close calls with death, while Cameron goes over his choice for the best Army Ranger unit—his very own 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger […]

Episode 647 - Aug 28

Episode 646: Brad Thor, Author of ‘Dead Fall’, a Scot Harvath Book

Brad Thor, Author of ‘Dead Fall’, a Scot Harvath Book

Brad Thor’s latest book Dead Fall follows Rising Tiger, the next in the Scot Harvath series, as it covers a Russian unit in Ukraine gone rogue. Brad talks about how history echoes itself with how the now-infamous Wagner group’s recruitment of prisoners reminds him of some of the worst Nazi SS battalions in WW2. Brad […]

Episode 646 - Aug 22

Episode 645: Michael Peyton and Joshua Reddoch, Founder and Chairman of Tribe, Task, & Purpose

Michael Peyton and Joshua Reddoch, Founder and Chairman of Tribe, Task, & Purpose

Michael Peyton is a former Navy SEAL and he talks about what it means to be a lead breacher, the authority on all mechanical and explosive entry issues. However, Michael was battling addiction, PTSD, and injuries, ultimately leading him down the road to recovery. Joshua Reddoch is a 23-year veteran of the US Army, with […]

Episode 645 - Aug 14

Episode 644: Robin Bartlett, Vietnam War Officer and Author of ‘Vietnam Combat’

Robin Bartlett, Vietnam War Officer and Author of ‘Vietnam Combat’

Robin Bartlett chose ROTC as the Vietnam War escalated and graduated as a Distinguished Military Graduate. He volunteered for Infantry, Airborne, and Ranger training and was assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division as a Combat Platoon Leader. He got everything he asked for, and much much more. During the height of the war, from 1968 […]

Episode 644 - Jul 11

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