Podcasts about army infantryman

Growing up loving his grandfather's military stories, Sergeant Michael Harryman is a retired Army Infantryman and veterans' advocate who served in the Army at the highest level of military sniper where he received four Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star. Explore more at https://downrangepod.com/. Subscribe to Tenderfoot+ for ad-free listening and early episodes at https://tenderfoot.tv/plus/. Follow the show at @downrangepodcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We all appreciate veterans for their service. One sock company is devoted to saying thanks. In this episode of Hilary Topper on Air, Hilary speaks with Joshua Law, President of Boldfoot Socks, a 100% American Grown and American Sewn sock company. About Joshua Law Joshua grew up in a town of 300 people in Illinois. He's the middle child of five siblings. After high school, he attended Western Illinois University and graduated with a degree in Special Education.  After graduation, he moved to Las Vegas, NV with his brother Jay. He taught special education for four years. During his 4th year September 11th occurred. Within a week he was at an Army recruiting office and signed up as an Army Infantryman. He left for the Army in August of 2002 and spent one year in Iraq from April 2004 - April 2005. He was stationed in Taji, Iraq just outside Baghdad. During that time his unit was also deployed to Najaf and Fallujah, Iraq.  After the Army, he returned to Las Vegas and ended up joining the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. He has been with them for 17 years. Josh's main hobby is running - specifically ultra running. He has run in 13 or so 50k's, multiple 8-hour races, 2 last-man-standing races, a 50-miler, a 100k, and a 100 miler. His favorite race is the Leadville Marathon which has become a family affair. About Boldfoot Socks Boldfoot Socks is a 100% American Grown and American Sewn sock company.  Every part of sock originates in the United States. They are family and veteran-owned. They donate at least 5% of their proceeds to veteran charities to help our fellow veterans in need.  Boldfoot offers dress, athletic and compression socks. For more information visit www.boldfoot.com.

Jon Sabala is the Veterans Services Director with the Missouri Department of Mental Health. He is responsible for the statewide policy and program development, implementation and operation of supportive services for service members, veterans and their families. Co-lead for the Governor's Challenge to Prevent Suicide among SMVF. Jon is a Certified Peer Specialist and a retired U.S. Army Infantryman with 22-years of service whose deployments including Operation Desert Storm, Kosovo, Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation New Dawn. Facebook: Mental Health for Missouri's Veterans and Families (@dmhveteran) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mental-Health-for-Missouris-Veterans-and-Families/328933720453120 Facebook: Missouri Veterans Suicide Prevention Team (@MOVSPT) https://www.facebook.com/MOVSPT Twitter: DMH Veterans (@dmhveteran) https://twitter.com/dmhveteran MO Dept of Mental Health-Veterans Services website: https://dmh.mo.gov/veterans Missouri Governor's Challenge to Prevent Suicide among Service Members, Veterans and their Families www.mogovchallenge.com National Suicide Prevention Hotline 988 thewashdownpodcast@gmail.com #NeverAloneAlwaysForward

Jon Sabala is the Veterans Services Director with the Missouri Department of Mental Health. He is responsible for the statewide policy and program development, implementation and operation of supportive services for service members, veterans and their families. Co-lead for the Governor's Challenge to Prevent Suicide among SMVF. Jon is a Certified Peer Specialist and a retired U.S. Army Infantryman with 22-years of service whose deployments including Operation Desert Storm, Kosovo, Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation New Dawn. Facebook: Mental Health for Missouri's Veterans and Families (@dmhveteran) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mental-Health-for-Missouris-Veterans-and-Families/328933720453120 Facebook: Missouri Veterans Suicide Prevention Team (@MOVSPT) https://www.facebook.com/MOVSPT Twitter: DMH Veterans (@dmhveteran) https://twitter.com/dmhveteran MO Dept of Mental Health-Veterans Services website: https://dmh.mo.gov/veterans Missouri Governor's Challenge to Prevent Suicide among Service Members, Veterans and their Families www.mogovchallenge.com National Suicide Prevention Hotline 988 thewashdownpodcast@gmail.com #NeverAloneAlwaysForward

Hello! This week the boys sit down with fellow Westsider, Infantryman, and Purple Heart Recipient, Josh aka "Stump" Henderson. Brian and Josh hit it off immediately, and maybe even a little romantically. We talk about tires that can kill you, bombs that can kill you and just death in general. All jokes aside, in this episode you get a glimpse into how death is around every corner in an Army Infantryman's world. There is really no good way to explain it unless you hear it from the horses mouth. So get in here and take a peek into the world of Josh "Stump" Henderson, in this weeks episode of TDG!TDG Links!- Our link tree: linktr.ee/Thedaysgrimm- GoFundMe account for The Days Grimm: https://gofund.me/02527e7c The Days Grimm is brought to you by:  Corndog Development (official sponsor): https://www.etsy.com/shop/corndogdevelopment?load_webview=1&bid=kPeHK706dANJKYpAqaGqxFbnPLSkBuzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com"The easiest way to start your own podcast" Stay vigilant my friends, - The Days Grimm Podcast   (TDG)

Dan Eastland of Dogwood Custom Knives joins Bob "The Knife Junkie" DeMarco on episode 336 of The Knife Junkie Podcast. Find show notes and links for this episode at https://theknifejunkie.com/336.Before starting Dogwood Custom Knives, Dan spent time as a landscaper, a U.S. Army Infantryman, a carpenter, furniture maker and outdoorsman... all requiring a variety of blades. As a stay-at-home dad, a friend and Dan's wife conspired to get him into woodworking to stave off madness. Years later, a blacksmith showed him how to make a Bowie knife and he was hooked.Dan was invited to Fiddleback Forge by Andy Roy to sand, sweep and do whatever grunt work was required of an apprentice. When he graduated from his apprenticeship, Dan kept working with Fiddleback and Fletcher knives learning valuable lessons in knife making, customer service and running a small business.Success as a knife maker according to Dan: "If one day a grandfather hands his grandson one of my knives and says, 'My Dad gave me this knife when I was your age.'” He adds that knife making is his true calling, "I go to bed at night reading about knives and wake up in the morning thinking about knives."Find Dan and Dogwood Custom Knives online at www.dogwoodcustomknives.com and on Instagram at www.instagram.com/dogwoodcustomknives/. Dan is also co-host of the Knife Perspective Podcast -- a link to it can be found on the Dogwood Custom Knives website.Be sure to support The Knife Junkie and get in on the perks of being a Patron -- including early access to the podcast and exclusive bonus content. Visit www.theknifejunkie.com/patreon for details.Let us know what you thought about this episode. Please leave a rating and/or a review in whatever podcast player app you're listening on. Your feedback is much appreciated.Also, call the listener line at 724-466-4487 or email bob@theknifejunkie.com with any comments, feedback or suggestions on the show, and let us know who you'd like to hear interviewed on an upcoming edition of The Knife Junkie Podcast.To listen to past episodes of the podcast, visit https://theknifejunkie.com/listen.

In this two part episode series we sit down with Storekeeper 2nd Class Sean Hurley to talk about his career as an Army Infantryman and life between services before rejoining the military and switching over to the Coast Guard to become a storekeeper. Episode Part 1 of 2 covers all of his Army adventures and transitioning from military to civilian lifestyle before discussing the process of entering the Coast Guard as a prior service member and the extra circumstances people in his similar position people have to considering when starting out in the Coast Guard as a prior service member. Part 2 will cover his time as a storekeeper and will be available soon to follow

Hayden Barnes served 4 years in the Utah National Guard and 7 years as an Army Infantryman. After participating in the Microsoft Software and Systems Academy (MSSA) in 2021, he landed a great job with an impressive salary at a tech firm in software development management. Hayden was told by senior military leaders that he'd never make it as a civilian and should stay in the military. He is very passionate about being a voice of what is possible for junior enlisted servicemembers, especially in the face of the many programs out there that are specifically targeted to senior enlisted, retirees or officers. Throughout both his military career and private sector career in tech, he had to make several unplanned pivots and career changes due to many different factors. Part of why he struggled was due, in part, to “imposter syndrome.” Hayden experienced these doubts about whether he was up to par with his peers, many of whom he thought had a better background, more training or intelligence in his comparison with them. He learned that he had to stop looking at others and comparing himself and simply focus on his own journey and situation. Fear is often a tool that is used my more senior military leaders and veterans. Instead of arguing or getting upset at those “scare tactics,” focus on achieving success for yourself. Instead of proving them wrong, simply focus on proving yourself right. Consider the fact that those who are often using this fear-based tactic on you are often coming from a place of their own fear, a lack of knowledge or perhaps they are trying to gain or sell something. Before reacting to these fear tactics, stop to consider their motivation.Hayden discusses some of the transferable skills that he gained in the Army as an infantryman that helped him achieve success in the tech career field. He leveraged his transferable skills, that were not really tech related, as well as what he learned in the Microsoft Software and Systems Academy (MSSA) program. We discuss some of Hayden's biggest challenges in adapting to the private sector such as dealing with a more casual and less structured environment. It has been more of an adaptation than a struggle. Be open to the process of adapting to new cultures and new environments, much like you've done throughout your career. After starting as a small project manager, Hayden has progressed through the company into higher level, more strategic roles. He sees his military skills as his foundation, his education and training are the reinforcements of that foundation and he built his career from that. You have to believe in those skills as your foundation and it will help you achieve success after the military. Hayden goes over what skills he highlighted on his resume. It was not focused on his infantry experience, instead he highlighted his achievements translated into his target industry key words and pain points. Do your research and change the story from military language to corporate terms that your new employers can understand. Please head to the Lessons Learned for Vets brand new YouTube channel at https://tinyurl.com/llforvets22 to hear Hayden answer a BONUS QUESTION about his key to success after his military service.  You can connect with Hayden Barnes on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/hayden-barnes/SUBSCRIBE & LEAVE A FIVE-STAR REVIEW and share this to other veterans who might need help as they transition from the military!Connect with me on Facebook and LinkedIn! Or check out our website at www.llforvets.com and listen to the previous episodes here!

Saul Martinez is a former Army Infantryman, a Purple Heart recipient and the Chief Program Officer for Warriors & Quiet Waters, a nonprofit that empowers post-9/11 combat veterans to find peace, meaning and purpose through outdoor experiences and community. A George W. Bush Institute Veteran Leadership scholar and a subject of President George W. Bush in “Portraits of Courage,” Saul is a fine artist, a husband, a TEDx speaker, a philosopher, an actor and a father. We discuss Saul's childhood, his service, the EFP IED that took the lives of two of his close friends and both of his legs and explore what he has learned on his journey. You can find Warriors & Quiets Waters at warrriorsandquietwaters.org. If you enjoy this episode, please give it a five-star rating on Spotify or Apple podcasts, subscribe and forward it to a friend. That helps the show surface higher in search so more people can find the inspiring stories of my guests, and I really appreciate the support.  Go to www.choosethehardway.com to sign up for the newsletter. To suggest a guest or be in touch, reach out to choosethehardway@gmail.com or @hardwaypod.

Hello! This week the guys sit down former Army Infantryman, Veteran of Foreign War, and Brian's Afghanistan Battle Buddy, Jacob "Hollywood" Neu. We speak briefly on where Jacob hails from and then get right in to the meat and potatoes; and by "meat and potatoes" I mean dead bad guys and hand grenades. We take time to talk on what battle was like in Afghanistan, ethics and morals and alligators being on the offensive (coming to a city near you). So grab your M4, plate carrier and your brain bucket when you tune into this weeks episode of The Days Grimm.Please be sure to check out:- Our link tree: linktr.ee/Thedaysgrimm- GoFundMe account for The Days Grimm: https://gofund.me/02527e7c The Days Grimm is brought to you by:The Anomalist Company:www.theAnomalistcompany.com Corndog Development: https://www.etsy.com/shop/corndogdevelopment?load_webview=1&bid=kPeHK706dANJKYpAqaGqxFbnPLSkBuzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com"The easiest way to start your own podcast""Our duty is not to die for our country; it's to make them die for theirs..."- The Days Grimm  (TDG)

In this week's episode, we sit down with Jeffrey Coppola, who started his career as an Army Infantryman leading soldiers, and ultimately ended up working in the tech industry leading a growth team. We discuss how Jeffrey got into the tech industry, what his military-to-tech transition was like, and how his military background has helped him thrive in his tech career. You can connect with Jeff on LinkedIn and check out Quantilope for automating advanced research.Do you enjoy listening to Navigating Tech Life? We'd love your support! Please follow our show on your favorite listening platform and leave us a rating/review. We'd greatly appreciate it.(Follow and connect with us on LinkedIn)(Check out more content on our website)

On this episode we sit down with new TTPOA board member Jake Labhart.  Jake is a former Army Infantryman, who upon leaving the military founded In Extremis Performance where he worked with law enforcement special operations units at the federal, state, and local level. Over the last 5 years he has worked exclusively with law enforcement special operations units to build human performance programs to optimize performance, readiness, and longevity.  He began developing research backed physical fitness tests and shooting assessments for operational units, as well as training pipelines.Jake holds a Doctorate from Campbell University, and has continued to work with prior and active-duty military and law enforcement special operations units in an effort to deliver science and human performance in a way that enhances the end user's combat effectiveness. He continues to work alongside some of the leading experts in the tactical industry, as well as human performance, to educate and maximize potential in the special operations community. Jake is currently on the Training Advisory Board for the TTPOA, and is initiating a human performance initiative across the state of Texas. Human performance subject matter experts with backgrounds in strength and conditioning, physical therapy, recovery, and diet are being brought in to teach specific to the job function of a LE special operations officer. Please check out the links below for more information on the courses, the sponsors, and contact Jake for any other questions. Event: https://www.ttpoa.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1621074&group=  Sponsored by: HoistWebsite: https://drinkhoist.com/10% off: TTPOA10Instagram: @drinkhoistJake Labhart: Email: Jake.ttpoa@gmail.comInstagram: @inextperformance

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Why is Private Adam Eisenberg finally coming forth on the 9/11 20th Anniversary?What did he see and experience inside the Pentagon as he was recovering bodies along with Army Alpha Company 3rd US Infantry?Whose bodies was he recovering - Pentagon employees, or plane passengers?What plane parts did Adam (an expert in plane engine parts by coincidence) find inside the Pentagon?While serving in the Army as a member of Alpha Company, 3rd US Infantry, Adam Eisenberg spent approximately 240 hours on site with at least a hundred of his fellow servicemen, at the Pentagon from September 11th - 30th, 2001.In addition to being a first responder with extensive time on site, he also tells a 9/11 story spanning over 20 years that you won't find in the mainstream media.From professional working experience with aeronautical engine parts to investigative journalism work that is continually digging to find answers, Adam is devoted to telling his story in hopes that a new federal investigation into the events of September 11th can finally occur.In addition to pursuing 9/11 truth, his greatest passions are marathon running, raising awareness of veterans issues and helping others find their "why." For more info: https://RichardGage911.org

A retired Army Infantryman, Jeff Bearden served his nation for more than 22 years. He is a combat veteran of Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Jeff currently serves his community full time as the Local Director for Cru Military in the Ft Benning/Columbus, Georgia area. Jeff partners with Chaplains, Commanders, and local churches to provide for the spiritual fitness of soldiers and their families. Jeff's story is one of finding purpose through serving others. Watch A More Elite Podcast with Tony Mayne live on Tony's Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn pages or download episodes on tonymayne.podbean.com. AMEP is proudly supported by The Texas Silver Rush, Veteran Investment Planning, and Three Rangers Brewing Company.

A retired Army Infantryman, Jeff Bearden served his nation for more than 22 years. He is a combat veteran of Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Jeff currently serves his community full time as the Local Director for Cru Military in the Ft Benning/Columbus, Georgia area. Jeff partners with Chaplains, Commanders, and local churches to provide for the spiritual fitness of soldiers and their families. Jeff's story is one of finding purpose through serving others. Watch A More Elite Podcast with Tony Mayne live on Tony's Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn pages or download episodes on tonymayne.podbean.com. AMEP is proudly supported by The Texas Silver Rush, Veteran Investment Planning, and Three Rangers Brewing Company.

Partly inspired by his grandfather's stories of combat and survival from WWII, David Bellavia decided to enlist as an Army Infantryman. It was pre-9/11, and the world was relatively quiet. Fast forward to the early days of OIF, and Bellavia is now in the thick of it, experiencing combat like his grandfather had. One of those battles - taking place in Fallujah on November 10, 2004 - would ultimately lead to Bellavia receiving the Medal of Honor, for his actions wiping out an enemy squad element. It's an incredible story, and one Bellavia tells with humility and reverence. Hear it now on this latest episode of HAZARD GROUND! www.duty1st.com | "House to House: A Soldier's Memoir" Support the podcast by supporting our sponsors at www.hazardground.com/sponsors! Shop Amazon! As an Amazon Associate We Earn From Qualifying Purchases...You Know The Deal! (Paid Link) Help grow the show! Spread the word, tell a friend!! Subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts! Episode Intro Music: "Prelude" by "Silence & Light" (www.silenceandlightmusic.com)

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Listen as Tony Nash talks with athlete and personal trainer Michael Eckert, the 2015 Guinness World Record holder for most pull-ups (50) in a minute. Although extremely physically fit, Michael reveals his fitness “kryptonite” and failures and shares how he overcomes them. He talks about the importance of doing what you enjoy and surrounding yourself with things and people you like. Pull-ups mastery Michael Eckert, the 2015 Guinness World Record holder for the most pullups (50) in a minute, says his love and passion for pull ups began at home, after his father, an Army officer, brought home a military style pull up bar. He and his brother, who would later become an Army Infantryman, would engage in friendly competitions in their backyard. This worthy rivalry strengthened Michael because it was all fun, making him want to do more pull ups without any pressure. At the time, he was not aware that doing at least 40 pull ups was a huge deal. It was not until a rock climbing buddy dared him to do it and he was able to do 45. He is currently training to set the most pullups in 24 hours in September. Now that he's no longer an active duty Marine, Michael says he continues to value physical fitness and athleticism. “Whether morning, night, once a day, I always do something that involves moving my body around.” “I think everyone should be physically fit because you function better as humans when we're functionally in shape.”  He has his own fitness app Live Above the Bar, containing video workouts, nutrition guides, and health tips for his community. He is also a member of FitOps Foundation, an organization that seeks to reduce veteran suicide through fitness.   On being a generalist As a kid, Michael says he did not have any specific ambition. He was a little bit into everything that he enjoyed and he just loved the thrill of competition. “Since I spread myself around, I'm a pretty well-rounded athlete across the board. That's where I am right now.” He also never had a big role model growing up – in the real world, at least. He looked up to Goku, the protagonist of the Dragon Ball Z anime. Goku, originally sent to destroy Earth as an infant, grew up to become the strongest warrior and Earth defender.  His fitness kryptonite Famous for being the pullup guy, Michael reveals his biggest fitness kryptonite: mobility/flexibility. He recalls his time in the American Ninja Warrior, where he says everything  was a walk in the park until the finals, when he fell like a rock on the water after failing to accomplish the Jumping Spider.  “I was on national television, I looked down those two walls. I was like, I know my legs can't go that far apart.. But I'm on TV so I tried. So it looks like I jumped off the trampoline straight into the water. Like I didn't even try to go on the wall.” Recently, he has been trying to focus on gaining flexibility. Calling himself an “extremely inflexible” person, he does not like doing it but he knows it will increase his performance. He says if he keeps on doing something he hates, he just ends up putting it on the side. He ends up tweaking some stretches to find it more appealing to him. Good thing, too, there's another option: sauna. He recently bought one and he says it is one of his major investments for his health and performance.   Darkest time in his life Michael recalls the darkest time in his life. In 2017, in the same week, he injured his wrist a couple of days before coming out of active duty and lost his best friend, SGT Tryee “Banana” Green, to suicide. At the time, he was confronted with two decisions: “I can either join him and not be here anymore and I can push through and see where this goes.” He considers these two as his greatest failures. But he hopes he could turn them into success in September when he again tries to break the world record for the most number of pull ups in 24 hours. Despite his injury, he continues to train hard and...

Listen as Tony Nash talks with athlete and personal trainer Michael Eckert, the 2015 Guinness World Record holder for most pull-ups (50) in a minute. Although extremely physically fit, Michael reveals his fitness “kryptonite” and failures and shares how he overcomes them. He talks about the importance of doing what you enjoy and surrounding yourself with things and people you like. Pull-ups mastery Michael Eckert, the 2015 Guinness World Record holder for the most pullups (50) in a minute, says his love and passion for pull ups began at home, after his father, an Army officer, brought home a military style pull up bar. He and his brother, who would later become an Army Infantryman, would engage in friendly competitions in their backyard. This worthy rivalry strengthened Michael because it was all fun, making him want to do more pull ups without any pressure. At the time, he was not aware that doing at least 40 pull ups was a huge deal. It was not until a rock climbing buddy dared him to do it and he was able to do 45. He is currently training to set the most pullups in 24 hours in September. Now that he's no longer an active duty Marine, Michael says he continues to value physical fitness and athleticism. “Whether morning, night, once a day, I always do something that involves moving my body around.” “I think everyone should be physically fit because you function better as humans when we're functionally in shape.”  He has his own fitness app Live Above the Bar, containing video workouts, nutrition guides, and health tips for his community. He is also a member of FitOps Foundation, an organization that seeks to reduce veteran suicide through fitness.   On being a generalist As a kid, Michael says he did not have any specific ambition. He was a little bit into everything that he enjoyed and he just loved the thrill of competition. “Since I spread myself around, I'm a pretty well-rounded athlete across the board. That's where I am right now.” He also never had a big role model growing up – in the real world, at least. He looked up to Goku, the protagonist of the Dragon Ball Z anime. Goku, originally sent to destroy Earth as an infant, grew up to become the strongest warrior and Earth defender.  His fitness kryptonite Famous for being the pullup guy, Michael reveals his biggest fitness kryptonite: mobility/flexibility. He recalls his time in the American Ninja Warrior, where he says everything  was a walk in the park until the finals, when he fell like a rock on the water after failing to accomplish the Jumping Spider.  “I was on national television, I looked down those two walls. I was like, I know my legs can't go that far apart.. But I'm on TV so I tried. So it looks like I jumped off the trampoline straight into the water. Like I didn't even try to go on the wall.” Recently, he has been trying to focus on gaining flexibility. Calling himself an “extremely inflexible” person, he does not like doing it but he knows it will increase his performance. He says if he keeps on doing something he hates, he just ends up putting it on the side. He ends up tweaking some stretches to find it more appealing to him. Good thing, too, there's another option: sauna. He recently bought one and he says it is one of his major investments for his health and performance.   Darkest time in his life Michael recalls the darkest time in his life. In 2017, in the same week, he injured his wrist a couple of days before coming out of active duty and lost his best friend, SGT Tryee “Banana” Green, to suicide. At the time, he was confronted with two decisions: “I can either join him and not be here anymore and I can push through and see where this goes.” He considers these two as his greatest failures. But he hopes he could turn them into success in September when he again tries to break the world record for the most number of pull ups in 24 hours. Despite his injury, he continues to train hard and...

This week we have a special episode of the Beautiful Strength podcast. Annette sits down with Saul Martinez. Saul has an incredible story, he is a former Army Infantryman and Purple Heart Recipient, originally from Southern California, Saul made Bozeman home for his wife and two kids almost 10 years ago shortly after participating in a WQW Fishing Experience. Saul enjoys any time he spends with his family and friends. He is currently a brand ambassador for the Parsons Extreme Golf (PXG) brand, an avid fly-fisherman, amateur calligrapher, and a so-so ukulele player.  This podcast is dedicated in the honor of Sergeant Blake Stephens and Specialist Kyle Little.

John Burk is a retired Army Infantryman, drill sergeant, and self-described as one of the first "bro-vets" to go viral with his car rants of controversial takes on issues like "fat shaming." He has parlayed that notoriety into various media ventures, and you can check him out on Instagram @johnburk1. Also on this episode we hit on some major changes within the Navy SEALs. HIGH QUALITY BATTLELINE PODCAST MUGS NOW AVAILABLE ON TANTO'S GEAR LOCKER - https://www.tantosgearlocker.com/product-page/battleline-podcast-15oz-coffee-mug Follow us:http://instagram.com/battlelinepodcast​http://twitter.com/battlelinepod For 15% off all Fort Scott Munitions merchandise go to http://fortscottmunitions.com & use promo code: Battleline - check out the dealer locator to find ammunition near you For 20% off all Bub's Naturals gear and products including collagen protein and MCT oil powder, go http://bubsnaturals.com and use promo code: Battleline. All purchases help to support the Glen Doherty Memorial Foundation 

Matt Allen is a former Army Infantryman and member of the 82nd Airborne. After joining the Army at age 19, Matt served three combat deployments - including 12 months in Iraq, and a combined 15 months in Afghanistan.Leaving the Army after almost eight years of service, he soon realized something was off. Looking for help, and guided by a friend, Matt found the help he was searching for.This is his story. I'll let him tell it.[CLIMB4 Houston, TX Raffle - The Workshop (East End)]Click here or visit https://www.instagram.com/p/CHMA8eWpPOd/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link[CLIMB4 Veterans Day in Honor of Navy SEAL Chad Wilkinson]Click here or visit https://www.instagram.com/p/CHL5OyzJE-q/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link@the_workshop_east_end@climb4_[Warrior Angels Foundation]Click here or visit https://www.warriorangelsfoundation.org/[JAMA article on Testosterone Deficiency]Click here or visit https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/2749876[CLIMB4]Visit the CLIMB4 website (click here) or visit https://www.climb-4.orgDonate to CLIMB4 (click here) or visit https://www.climb-4.org/donate[VHA Veteran Suicide Statistics - 2019]2019 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report: https://www.mentalhealth.va.gov/docs/data-sheets/2019/2019_National_Veteran_Suicide_Prevention_Annual_Report_508.pdf* Update on 2020 VA Suicide Report: https://connectingvets.radio.com/articles/veterans-affairs-suicide-report-delayed-until-later-in-2020

On today’s episode we’re challenging an industry that hits close to hope: Criminal Justice. For this conversation, we are joined by Army Infantryman and Deputy Sheriff Doan Cesar for an honest conversation around #BlueLiveMatter and the #BlackVote, In today’s political climate, we felt that this conversation was an important one to have. What are your thoughts on the current Political climate, is it helping us? Or only furthering the divide? Let us know in the comments below! You can find Doan on Facebook and on Instagram as @kiikkii9 Email: ashesandrosespodcast@gmail.com Follow Us Online: FB: https://www.facebook.com/ashesnrosesp... IG: https://www.instagram.com/ashesnroses... Twitter: https://twitter.com/AshesNRosesPod Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4MSjTvb... Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0... Website: https://anchor.fm/ashes-n-roses-a-mil... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashes-n-roses/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashes-n-roses/support

Tune in to listen to David's 24 years of service as an Army Infantry officer that includes leading men and women during contingency operations in Kosovo and Bosnia; three combat tours in Iraq; and a combat tour commanding a battalion in Afghanistan – a total of over 41 months in combat. Interestingly - he culminated his service by overseeing the gender integration of the US Army’s Ranger School. David now serves others as Managing Partner for The Fivecoat Consulting Group (TFCG). Find David on LinkedIn here or visit TFCG website here.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=5APZ8C5C6942Y&source=url)

Skyler Foster is from Port Royal, Pennsylvania where he currently lives and works as a truck driver for Biss Transport. Skyler is also a former Infantryman (11B) in the U.S. Army. In this episode, Nick and Skyler sit down to talk about the necessity of truck drivers & the pride surrounding the profession, experiences & stories of time spent in the Army, and discussions on music & weightlifting. Video and audio credits: Hunter Wert Music by: Collin Hadsell Follow us on Instagram: @insightsofalltrades Twitter: @ioatpodcast Facebook: @insightsofalltrades Email: insightsofalltrades@gmail.com **Disclaimer: All opinions and viewpoints expressed by guests on Insights of All Trades belong solely to those guests being interviewed, and they do not necessarily reflect the opinions and viewpoints of Nick and Cole.

THE PETE SANTILLI SHOW Episode #1956 - MONDAY - June 01, 2020 - 6PM Live Broadcast Link: https://youtu.be/YxBEUuS2FeY  Trump: "Anarchists...we see you". Insurrection Act Possible Tool & Will Crack Down Tonight 1956-6PM White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McAnany said Monday that the president was considering invoking the Insurrection Act to send federal troops to police the streets of America’s major cities in order to stop riots, but that the focus now iss currently on encouraging governors to utilize the National Guard. “It’s one of the tools available, whether the president decides to do that, that is his prerogative,” she said in response to questions about the president using the Insurrection Act. The Insurrection Act of 1807 allows the president to call up federal troops to help restore the peace. It was invoked by President George H.W. Bush to send troops to help quell the 1992 Rodney King riots in Los Angeles. McEnany emphasized that the Constitution gave governors the police power to prevent violence and that the president wanted to see more governors utilize the full potential of their states’ National Guard resources. Trump: “Anarchists…we see you”. Insurrection Act Possible Tool & Will Crack Down Tonight – The Pete Santilli Show http://ow.ly/WXoh30qLIh0  GUEST: Alan Hostetter is the founder of The American Phoenix Project and prior to his 35 years of his life to public service as an Army Infantryman, local law enforcement officer, and private investigator conducting personnel investigations for public sector agencies. Alan holds a master’s degree in public administration. Prior to the threat of Covid-19 Alan had been peacefully and quietly teaching yoga and meditation classes, along with offering sound therapy events in his community in Orange County, California. Alan is a husband, a father and a grandfather. When the Covid-19 threat appeared on the horizon, Alan’s unique skill set gave him the ability to understand quickly there was something much more complex than a response to a simple virus taking place. https://americanphoenix.org/  https://www.youtube.com/user/lifetaster888

What's up exquisite people!Hope y'all are hanging in there. Much love always, beaming out from the hot and sunny Sonoran desert to wherever you may be. Thank you for tuning in and supporting the BNP.This episode it's an honor to introduce y'all to Afghan War combat veteran Stephen the Infantryman. Stephen served as an Army Infantryman in Kandahar Province in Afghanistan, during the Obama surge in 2008-2009. He deployed for 13 months. About 7 months into his deployment, Stephen's platoon was hit by a suicide bomber while they were on foot patrol at a bazaar outside Kandahar. Stephen lost friends, and witnessed horrific injuries to his fellow soldiers and Afghan civilians alike, including children. I wanted to bring Stephen on the pod to speak about what he saw and experienced in the Army and in Afghanistan, and to track his journey, physically and psychologically, from being an 18 year old young man eager to see action, to a combat veteran back in the U.S., trying to reintegrate into American civilian society and thrive, while dealing with trauma and unanswered questions from the war. I also wanted to have him on so he could help educate and explain, in his own words, to civilian and veteran civilian listeners alike about how best to support veterans who are returning home from deployments abroad, and especially how best to be consciously receptive when a veteran opens up about trauma experienced on deployment and throughout their time in the military. I'm very thankful to Stephen for taking the time to come on the BNP and share with us his stories and experiences serving in the Army, and being deployed in Afghanistan.A couple housecleaning items:I have a new, more easily memorable website URL now: barbarian.buzzsprout.com.We're still on Instagram @conantanner.Email the pod at barbarian.noetics@gmail.com.I'm in the process of upgrading my audio equipment, and I could really use your financial support at www.patreon.com/noetics. I know it's a lot to ask right now- but even $1/month is incredibly helpful to help me offset the costs of researching, hosting, creating and improving the quality of the pod. You can also cancel at any time. Please spread the word, tell a friend, and don't forget that RRS action (rate, review, subscribe). You all make it possible for me to expand the podcast, reach more people, find more inspiring and compelling guests like Stephen, and build our tribe of philosopher-barbarians. So, thank you all! You are appreciated. TRACK LIST FOR THIS EPISODE Corvid Crunk (Official Intro Track to the BNP)Pandrezz x Nymano - You Should Have KnownMindful Vibes - Episode 29Mindful Vibes - Episode 11Tupac - Better Days (Pandrezz Remix)Kendrick Lamar - The Recipe (feat. Dr. Dre)Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/noetics)

In today's episode, we welcome Gerry Denardi (Buck's Brother-In-Law) who's a retired Army Infantryman. Gerry is currently getting his masters in history at the University of New Mexico. Today we talk....obviously, about Covd19 and the history of pandemics...and also get sidetracked by my kids who were here while we recorded the show. 

YO! The boys are joined by Miguel Tully for an absolute BLAST of an episode!! Miguel is a musician and former Army Infantryman. You can check him out on tour with his project, Yeti Tears!!! Thank you for listening!!

Today, Raymond Diaz joins me. He went from gangs, to choir boy to Army Infantryman to now personal training and competing in MMA tournaments. We discuss:overcoming drug dependencethe difference between killing yourself and wanting to diesurviving two suicide attemptsself-sabotaginghis girlfriend being pansexualhypnotherapy and float therapythe best mental health appslearning what winning feels likebeing raised by a functioning alcoholichis personal mantrarediscovering who you are

This week Jeff talks with Cameron Cushman, a filmmaker and avid fly fisherman.  He lives in South Florida and travels the country in search of various fish species living in their native environments, from saltwater to high mountain streams.  His recent video, Chasing Natives, documented him and a companion fishing for native species of trout in the southwest.  Cameron’s video helped bring the native fish message to a younger audience and was the first in a series of native fish videos he is planning to release.  Cameron discovered fly fishing while stationed in Alaska as an Army Infantryman, and immediately became obsessed with the sport.  Several years later after retiring from the service, Cameron’s passion for fly fishing grew and he began to establish himself in the fly fishing scene.  Cameron also shares his passion for fly fishing and native fish with others, introducing them to the sport by sharing his experience, techniques, and on the water knowledge.  Cameron suffers from a chronic disease called Gastroparesis which affects his ability to digest food and properly empty his stomach.  This has led him to advocate for others suffering with chronic illnesses by using personal experience and motivational speaking.  Cameron contributes his passion for fly fishing and native fish as a way to help him deal with the realities of living with a chronic disease.  He can be reached at contact@cameroncush.com and followed on Instagram at @cameroncush

My guest today is Bennet Tanton. He's a former recon Marine and Army Infantryman. He's the host of the Change your POV podcast and Monday Motivation. He's also Vice President of Battlesite Technologies and chief editor at the Change your POV Network! His new book Motivation Monday Volume 1 is now available from Amazon, the link is below! Click here for Change your POV Network Click here for Monday Motivation! --- Folks don't forget to checkout the sponsors and affiliates who make the show possible. Seabag Locker Coffee, roast to your cup in as little as four days! www.seabaglocker.com use promo code AAR and get 10% off your purchase The Java Can, a ruggedized coffee brewing system designed by a Green Beret so that you can make a fresh cup of coffee anywhere life takes you. www.thejavacan.com Use promo code AAR and get 10% off your purchase. Live Life Charged And Onnits Alpha Brain! Clinically proven to enhance memory, attention, and focus. Go to www.onnit.com and use coupon code AAR to get 10% off your purchase!

After a brief hiatus, we're back! This week's guest has lived a seriously fascinating life. Josh Kemp joined the Army at 17, shortly after the death of his mother. After serving tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, he joined the controversial private security outfit, Blackwater where he worked in Afghanistan for several more years. Josh is now one of the financial backers behind one of Austin's newest restaurants, The Brewers Table. We discuss sat down over several glasses of bourbon to discuss his rough childhood. His time in the military. Should we have invaded Iraq? The controversy surrounding Blackwater and other private military contractors. His role with The Brewers Table. We discuss the sudden death of Anthony Bourdain, and more.https://www.thebrewerstable.comSound Editing: Brittney Richardsonbrrproductionscctx@gmail.comHave recommendations for a future guest or show topic? Questions? Feedback? Email us at ItNeverHurtstoAskPod@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/itneverhurtstoaskTwitter: @podcastchrisIG: @ItNeverHurtsToAskEnjoying the questions? Please subscribe. Rate the show. And share the podcast with your friends! 

210 War Horses for Veterans with Patrick Benson After years of combat, veterans can be left with specific issues which -- if untreated -- could keep them from pursuing their goals and enjoying the life they have. But, did you know that horses can help through the healing process? In this episode, hear about War Horses for Veterans with Patrick Benson. "The great thing about our program is ... we have connections with CEOs and owners who could provide us with resources that we could provide to [veterans]." - Patrick Benson Patrick is the Director and Co-Founder of the nonprofit War Horses for Veterans. He served in Iraq and in the Kosovo campaigns as an Army Infantryman. Certified Horse Trainer Patrick always had the entrepreneurial bug. After his career in the Army, he took the first step and studied horsemanship and horse training with a renowned clinician and trainer. Soon, he completed the program and became a certified horse trainer. Healing from Horses But eight years later, Patrick started having anxiety attacks and other issues left by his combat experiences. Little did he know how therapeutic his newfound career was. His comrades helped him overcome the challenges he faced. That became a big stepping stone for him. Nonprofit for Combat Veterans Patrick sincerely appreciates all the support he received during those tough times. During a big competition in Kentucky, he had the opportunity to connect with highly successful individuals. Later on, it inspired him to launch War Horses for Veterans. It is a nonprofit organization that helps combat veterans heal from the challenges of coming home. Download and listen to War Horses for Veterans with Patrick Benson to learn his story and how you can get involved. Don’t forget to leave us a 5-star rating and review if you enjoyed the show. We would love to hear from you! Check out this link for War Horses for Veterans with Patrick Benson: WarHorsesforVeterans.com Download Joe Crane’s Top 7 Paths to Freedom or get it on your mobile device. Text VETERAN to 38470. Join the Veteran on the Move on Facebook! Check out Veteran on the Move on Facebook to connect with our guests! It’s also a great place where you can stay in touch with other veterans who are transitioning to entrepreneurship, and get updates and free gouge on the people programs and resources to help you in your transition to entrepreneurship. The Veteran On the Move podcast has published over 150 episodes giving listeners the opportunity to hear in-depth interviews conducted by host Joe Crane featuring the people, programs and resources to assist veterans in their transition to entrepreneurship: Marine Corps, Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard veterans, DOD, entrepreneurship, business, success, military spouse, transition, education, programs and resources. Veteran On the Move has garnered over 500,000 listens verified through Stitcher Radio, Sound Cloud, Itunes and RSS Feed Syndication making it one of the most popular Military Entrepreneur Shows on the Internet Today.

Sometimes you find yourself with some fake blood in your mouth and a couple of drinking straws - because that's how you get things done in this business. At least, it is when you're a special effects makeup artist, like this week's Cinematic Immunity guest, David Mendez. Listen as the multi-talented Mendez brakes down the makeup department for us, with a special focus on special-effects. We talk about the tools of his trade (fake blood and drinking straws are only two of them), the challenges and fun of creating makeup looks for film, his influences, and how Captain Kirk taught him to fight. He also explains how being a U.S. Army Infantryman compares to working on a movie set, and how it has helped his stunt coordinator work. Plus, we talk set safety, the process of getting union membership, and the wonders of technology - because walkie-talkies are your friend. Enjoy! Check back on Thursday for a sneak peek of next week's episode, with very special guest, Chris Warren.

Benjamin Langley, a former U.S. Army Infantryman and 2nd Degree Black Belt in American Kenpo, has been on a quest of self-discovery through meditation, self-hypnosis, and energy work for over 15 years.  He has trained with experts in Neuro-Linguistic Programming and hypnosis, veterans of mysticism, as well as with experts in the field of energy work.  He is the developer of the B.R.E.A.T.H.E. Method and has written over 400 articles, created many online videos and audio recordings and authored three books, How to Improve Concentration Fast, Mystic Compassion and Master Meditation, Master Your Life.  He helps individuals and businesses reduce and eliminate stress and increase focus to enjoy more success and satisfaction.  Visit his websites at http://peacefulprosperity.com and http://benlangley.com.  Get the OFF TO WORK CD by Sister Jenna  Like America Meditating on Facebook and Follow us on Twitter

Ryan Christian Else is a graduate of the University of St. Thomas School of Law's class of 2011. Prior to admission to the Minnesota Bar, Ryan was a law clerk for Brockton D. Hunter, P.A. for a year and a half  and an extern with the Honorable Judge Anne McKeig in the Hennepin County Family Court before being brought on as an associate. Along with Brock, Ryan has served as an editor and an author of the book entitled The Attorney's Guide to Defending the Veteran in Criminal Court.   Prior to law school, Ryan served seven years as an Army Infantryman, reaching the rank of Sergeant and serving in Kosovo in 2004.  He then studied International Studies at American University, focusing on transnational crime and corruption and earning a Bachelor of Arts with Summa Cum Laude honors.    If you have any questions for Ryan, please call 612-874-1625 or e-mail him at ryan@brockhunterlaw.com.