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Chris spends the final hour discussing the global economic forum along with the hyprocrisy of the left.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe Concha fills in for Mark. Joe and Carol talked about her NY Times best selling book You Will Own Nothing. She and Joe believe that the Ameican dream of owning a home is more difficult than ever.

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Riding Shotgun With Charlie #136 Lt Lou Lusk & Rick Capozzi Survival Mindset   I met Lt Lou Lusk & Rick Capozzi at the Rod of Iron Freedom Festival in Greely, PA, this past fall.  I was emceeing the event for one of the days and helping Amanda Suffecool (RSWC #009) with a concealed carry fashion show. In the VIP room, Stephen Willeford (RSWC #088) suggested that I grab Lt Lou and sit in the passenger's seat for a show.  Lt Lou was with the team that rescued Jessica Lynch in Iraq in 2003.    Lt Lou spent 29 years in service to our country, 14 active duty and 15 in the Pennsylvania Guard, including 7 tours since the Global War on Terrorism.  He was part of Task Force 20 and much of the invasions and operations from the War in Iraq are covered in the book COBRA II by Michael Gordon & Bernard Trainor. Lt Lou talks about his time serving the country with much emotion, which is easy to see.    Lt Lou refreshes us about the story of Jessica Lynch, how her battalion was captured, then killed and she was left for dead. She was captured and tortured and ended up in a hospital. Lt Lou's team went to bring her back. But they also re-patriotated 13 American soldier's bodies. One of the difficult things was to bring the bodies back during a 3 hour helicopter ride that didn't have body bags. His last tour was as a “BMD” pilot, a Big Mahogany Desk pilot. Lt Lou had a hard time with that as he liked to be with his men, leading from the front.   Lt Lou shares some stories about meeting Richard Winters, from Easy Company, which the series Band of Brothers was based on. He and Richard talked about the differences between the generation now and the generation back then and the major differences in how the military goes from war back to civilian life. Major Winters said back then when they came back, it took time.  The men had time to decompress and process the acts of war.  Nowadays, they finish their battles and within12 hours they're back at home living civilian life.    This is one of the issues that haunts many of our military.  There isn't the decompression time to process everything that they experienced in war. They want to get home to their families and loved ones. This leads to much of the PTDS that they have, which also leads to suicide.  Lt Lou shares some of his demons that he's dealt with after military life. He admits that there were 5 times when he should have died; four during battle and one at his own hands. But without the firing pin in his firearm, he was saved by God. This also explains the tattoo he has on his right arm and why he wears a ring on his right index (trigger) finger. Like many people who have faced death, Lt Lou has 2 special days each year.    Rick gets a little time to talk about his business, Survival Mindset. They train everyday people to prepare for armed intruders. And how to respond to deal with a situation. Finally, how to survive a deadly situation.  Survival Mindset does realtime drills with their clients, and they can include using several agencies including lifeflight. They work with clients on several levels of whatever their needs are of the people attending classes. Rick tells us some stories about people that have taken training with Survival Mindset and then ended up needing to use their training.    I enjoy going back and rewatching shows.  There's so much to learn about not just firearms, and not just that gun folks are the greatest folks or that we're everyday folks. But there are challenges in life, regardless of your career or path in life. And no matter who you are or where you are, there are people like Lt Lou and Rick that ‘have your 6'.  Favorite quotes: “That night, also with Jessica Lynch, we re-patriaited 13 Ameican soldier's bodies that were buried in shallow graves.”“I don't know what to fix unless I know what's broken.” “It's going to be hard for you to be the one to tell people to do stuff and not do it.”  “God has saved me 5 times. Four from an enemy, once from myself.” “When it comes to mental health injury, instead of being broken, you're more shattered.”   Time stamps 00:00 Intro 00:50 Lt Lou Lusk & Rick Capozzi 01:57 Lt Lou's military experience 03:13 COBRA II book 05:50 Jessica Lynch rescue 08:43 Last tour as a “BMD” pilot 13:11 Meeting Richard Winters from A Band of Brothers 16:37 “Kept together” 18:41 The solution 21:00 IGY6 23:08 Major Winters 28:54 Mental health 33:02 Survival Mindset Survival Mindset https://survivalmindset.us/ Survivalmindset.org   Survival Mindset Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SurvivalMindsetUS   Second Amendment Foundation http://saf.org/   Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms https://www.ccrkba.org/     Please support the Riding Shotgun With Charlie sponsors and supporters.    Buy RSWC & GunGram shirts & hoodies, stickers & patches, and mugs at the store! http://ridingshotgunwithcharlie.com/rswc-shop/   Keyhole Holsters  Veteran Owned, American Made http://www.keyholeholsters.com/   Dennis McCurdy Author, Speaker, Firewalker http://www.find-away.com/   Self Defense Radio Network http://sdrn.us/  

I wanted to tell everyone that they are beautiful no matter what other says. I wrote essays about beauty so today i wanted to read my essay!! Insta : sally__kim

On this episode of the Sarcastically Speaking about Sports Podcast host B.A. Hunter talks about Dr. Dre’s recent aneurysm his recent diabetes diagnosis and the United States of Ameican going crazy because of 45.

Around The Ameican 11-9: Cincy-Houston, Tulane-ECU, SMU-Temple recaps by USF

SEPTEMBER 20 -- 2012 Mullet convicted for cutting off Amish beards; 1889 George Simpson invents electric cooking range; 1863 Batle of Chickamauga; 1926 Atmpted hit on Al Capone by Bugsy Morane; 1933 Pittsburgh Steelers (Pirates) play first game; 2010 School principle for Lynyrd Skynyrd dies

JULY 6 -- 1946 Happy Birthday George W. Bush; INVENTION/PATENT: 1858 Blake patents machine to sow shoes together; 1990 Wyeth dies (plastic soda can); 1960 Happy Divorcery Bette Davis/Gary Merrill

Rabbi Reinman, an Orthodox rabbi, co-wrote a book of e-mail correspondence with Ammiel Hirsch, a Reform rabbi, titled, "One People, Two Worlds: A Reform Rabbi and an Orthodox Rabbi Explore the Issues That Divide Them" (Schocken, 2002). This interview is the first of four parts, covering topics such as intermarriage, Ameican politics, and the major difference between Judaism and Christianity, among many more.

In honor of Ameican superstar distance runner Dathan Ritzenhein retiring today, we are releasing the last podcast we did with him as our best of show. This interview with him was from the fall of 2019 when we talked about American marathon racing, his running career, and his coaching. 

The show attempts to make assessments. To make critical analysis of what's happening in our society today from news, social issues, cultural issues politics societal issues, the goal is to open up one's mind. To give a critical analysis as to what's happening in our world today. To provide solutions and strategies. (PODCAST) 2019

The show attempts to make assessments. To make critical analysis of what's happening in our society today from news, social issues, cultural issues politics societal issues, the goal is to open up one's mind. To give a critical analysis as to what's happening in our world today. To provide solutions and strategies. (PODCAST) 2019

The SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap podcast combines a succinct summary of the week’s precious metals news coupled with thoughtful analysis. Debt and rising interest rates are like dynamite and blasting caps. Put them together and eventually they go boom. The Federal Reserve raised interest rates again this week. The US government spent more money. In this episode of the SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap, host Mike Maharrey talks about what it means to you specifically and the Ameican economy in general. He also highlights other events of the week impacting the precious metals markets. Tune in to the Friday Gold Wrap each week for a recap of the week’s economic and political news as it relates to gold and silver, along with some insightful commentary. For more information visit schiffgold.com/news/

On this "Jon Carter Classic" It looks like Timmy was way ahead of the times when he decides to start eating "Popcorn" for breakfast, because as long as there's no salt or butter added it's "Pops" approved. But in true Timmy fashion he can't stay the vegan course deciding to become his own "Orville Redenbacher" creating "Egg Syrup" and "Green Jello & Shredded Carrots" flavors! And Swami Salami is also a fan of "American Late Night Snacks" which reminds him of some of his "Entomophagy Favorites" including, "Toasted Stag Beetle" & "Boiled Buffalo Toe-Nail"! Plus his version of Good and Plenty's also known as Artificially Flavored Rocks! "The Adventures of Timmy" and "Swami Salami" from "Jon Carter's Archives" and Utah's Classic 103.5 The Arrow.  

Movie Meltdown - Episode 414 This week we are coming to you "live" from ScareFest as we discuss October fun, seasonal foods and lame childhood memories. Plus we welcome this week's special guest Bill Corbett to join us not only for this week's Sofa Theater segment - but also for coffee and doughnuts. Listen as we discuss Mystery Science Theater 3000, how he became Crow T. Robot, moving into Rifftrax, as well as this week's movie - Attack the Block. And while we try to figure out how to decode ghetto slang and hardcore regional dialects, we also discuss... Barry Bostwick, a real live wolf, Nick Frost, Billy Jack, DMV vs. BMV, irregular heartbeats, blacker then black, kind of wedged ourselves between the viewer and the movie, trapped in time, Captain Spaulding Land, the lack of girls in my vicinity, The Graduate, fancy bendy straws, budding criminals, the Balrog, south London, me and a Zip-lock bag, Tom Laughlin, Ghost Brothers, framed underwear, John Boyega, cow innards, the Joker bro-code, bad sugar ratio, wearing chainmail, Firestorm, MegaForce, pumpkin flavored things, getting waterboarded, Howard Hesseman, martial arts, caramel apple milkshake, Trainspotting, Jodie Whittaker, The Godfather, native Ameican mysticism and social justice, weird-flavored Oreos, Dr. Who, a retcon of Christmas, chili belly, Twinkies, hauling buckets, a drink aneurysm,a live simulcast, a Harley Quinn makeover, BOO-terscotch, creature design, everybody's got that drawer, otherworldy, Swedish Fish, Joe Cornish and Ghoul-Aid. "Yeah, it was a real kismet of timing, that show in a bunch of different ways." For more on Rifftrax, go to: https://www.rifftrax.com/ and follow Bill on Twitter at: @BillCorbett For more info on ScareFest, go to: http://www.thescarefest.com/

Derek Vineyard is paroled after serving 3 years in prison for brutally killing two black men who tried to steal his truck. Through his brother, Danny Vineyard's narration, we learn that before going to prison, Derek was a skinhead and the leader of a violent white supremacist gang that committed acts of racial crime throughout L.A. and his actions greatly influenced Danny. Reformed and fresh out of prison, Derek severs contact with the gang and becomes determined to keep Danny from going down the same violent path as he did. Give us your thoughts on this movie. TheSmokeyShelter.com

Centro is a media managment software company with around 700 employees. They were ranked as the best place to work in Chicago for 4 years in a row by Crain's, the #1 best place to work by Fortune among all mid-size Ameican companies, and they have a 4.5 rating on Glassdoor. Clearly Centro is doing something right. At the helm of the company is their CEO Shawn Riegsecker. He has a very simple philosophy around work which is that happiness is the new ROI. In this episode of the future of work podcast Shawn and I explore some of the things he is doing over at Centro, how he defines happiness, the overall business impact of happiness on Centro employees, the role of corporate culture, and much more! Tune in and listen to this episode of the future of work podcast with the CEO of Centro, Shawn Riegsecker as explore why happiness is the new ROI! (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

Join us as we give you a dose of "A Political Hot Mess" in Ameican society. The battle has begun with both sides and now it's SHOW TIME! Both of our political parties will dominate this year with this and that, but whose going to be real with their agenda's? "I guess we will see as we have a whole entire year to watch the political show." What we have going on now, is "extreme political bitterness." This type of political foolishness erupts like a bomb at the drop of a dime! Many American's are extremely bitter, radical and down right hateful when it comes to how they view our political society. It's being played out all across the country with shootings, acts of vandalism, and bombs. It's sad how many people bear the burden of this nonsense, but serious matter. At the end of the day; NO JOB=anger, disgust, no home, no food, unhappiness, and instability. Take into consideration all of those things that I just mentioned and more; now look and think about where America and it's politics stand today. Plus your latest political headlines. Stay tuned and keep it locked.

NYU's Greg Grandin on the coup in Honduras, Robert Jensen on Ameican patriotism and his new book “All My Bones Shake: Seeking a Progressive Path to the Prophetic Voice; Iraqi blogger Raed Jarrar on U.S. troops beginning to withdraw from Iraq; Oscar-winning filmmaker Steven Okazaki on “The Conscience of Nhem Em” and Cambodia. The post Puzzling Evidence – May 1, 2009 at 3:00am appeared first on KPFA.