Podcasts about green beret medic

This weeks episode of The 38 Challenge podcast is with Greg Van Dyne, a former Green Beret Medic with The 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne). After transitioning out of the Special Forces, Greg found himself in a state of depression and without purpose. Brandt and Greg talk about the steps he took to seek help and the things he does daily to work on his mental and physical health. Greg also touches on the importance that vulnerability plays into being a leader and how it is needed in corporate environments. Greg is the Co-Founder of CallSign22, which is an actionable movement that includes calling 22 of your former comrades in 30 days, which will begin on February 22nd !

This week, the Team Never Quit Podcast presents an extraordinary man with an extraordinary military resume. Travis Osborn served as both an Airborne Ranger and a Green Beret in 17 tours in Afghanistan and Iraq, and was awarded the Bronze Star for heroic and meritorious service 15 times. Travis played an integral part in the rescue of Navy SEAL "Lone Survivor" Marcus Luttrell. As an 18Delta Special Forces Medic, he treated Marcus while awaiting extraction from an Afghan village. Listen in as Travis chronicles Marcus' rescue, and the horrific conditions they had to endure to achieve it.  In this episode you will hear: • When we got the call, we knew it was abnormal, and something was up – out of the norm. • In the briefing, we were told that we had four SEALs on the run, a helicopter down, and we're going in. • We decided to put boots on the ground – whatever it takes. So our guys came up with a plan, and we stole some trucks from the marines.  • By the time we left, we had 120 people and 50 donkeys headed up the side of the mountain. • None of us had ever worked together before. • [Marcus]: “That's what showed up to get me out of there.” • We walked almost straight up a mountain for the next 3 days. • We climbed 5,000 feet the first day and only walked a distance of 2 kilometers. • It's the most ass kick I've had in a long time. • It was walking straight up shale, and every type of boots were cut. • There's a lot of ridiculousness in these situations. • About halfway thru the village and from within a crowd of people, I looked and saw a really tall Afghani and saw that he he had tattoos. • “You must be Marcus.” “Fuck yes, I am…” • “We're here to get you home.” And he said “Yeah, I'm just ready to go home.” • [Marcus] “When they showed up, the literally looked like death.” • We just recued a fuckin' American. We walked in with a bunch of donkeys on foot, & found this guy in the middle of nowhere. • To treat him, I threw him into the first thing I could find – it turned out to be a donkey pen with 10,000 years of donkey shit in it. • The next time I see you is gonna be on Oprah. • When you're in mission mode, you don't mentally unpack. You put all that shit in the deep freeze, then it takes a while to unpack it because it's all at the bottom of the freezer.

On this episode of Our American Stories, special forces medic, Gary Beikirch, shares how he faced more than his fair share of battles—and overcame them through perseverance and faith. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GRP 161-Don't Rush To Your Death: A Conversation with An American Tier 1 Operator Joining me for this week's podcast is retired Special Missions Operator Fred Fusco. I did a podcast with Fred five years ago. Fred spent most of his career in Special Operations, serving as a Green Beret Medic before joining the Army Special Missions Unit, where he served as an Assaulter and a Sniper. We talked about some of Fred's experiences in combat, including dealing with suicide bombers on target, conducting hostage rescue operations, and working with allied Special Operators, including the British SAS, Australian SASR, and Polish GROM. Tune in! Main Episode Takeaways 18 Delta Special Forces Medic Poor leadership in combat Joining the Army's Special Missions Unit Dealing with suicide bombers while assaulting targets Hostage Rescue Dealing with Traumatic Brain Injury Connect With Fred Fusco Instagram Connect With John Hendricks www.globalrecon.net Instagram Music provided by Caspian: www.caspian.band Connect With Eco Defense Group Kay Foye hand-forged and handcrafted an incredible knife to support the work of special operators as they train wildlife rangers on the frontlines of the rhino war. She gathered materials unique to Africa, including spent brass from the range, and combined those with a wooly mammoth tooth. Working in partnership with Eco Defense Group, Kay is bridging the gap of their secret work to ensure these vets can do what they do best in a unique place. I've never seen anything quite like it, so if there are knife collectors who want to support US Special Missions Unit vets and protect the rhino in Africa, get one now. Click the link below. African Wildlife Knife If you are interested in learning more about EDGE, see the link below: https://www.ecodefensegroup.org/donate www.instagram.com/ecodefensegroup --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/globalrecon/support

Ryan Oldenburg is a retired Green Beret Medic from 3rd Special Forces Group at Ft... The post Ep33 | Let's Walk it Out 222+ Miles with Special Forces Vets appeared first on Spotter Up.

Veterans Day Podcast with former Green Beret Greg Stube. Spent 20+ years by in Special Forces. We talked about life, combat, injuries, veteran community, etc. Greg is an avid fisherman and hunter.

Aaron Smith is a husband, father, and Green Beret Medic with 7 tours under his belt. In his life today, he wrestles the PTSD from the time spent overseas and the mental battles that come side by side with that. In this episode, Aaron shares stories of his time in the military, how he got there, how the Lord walked him through it, and how He is leading him today. Listen to this week's episode to hear Aaron's story and how God is using him today. Don't forget to check out our https://www.theoveradrinkpodcast.com (website) and join our email list to receive updates and shared testimonies.  If you would like to support the mission financially, you can partner with us https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Overadrink (here). You can support monthly or in a one-time capacity.  Please email me at overadrinkpodcast@gmail.com ! Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/theoveradrinkpodcast (Instagram) Subscribe- Share- Write a Review!

Green Beret Medic Joel Gupton with D-Dey Response Group in rural North Carolina catches up with Mickey. You may recognize Joel from one of our S12 medical training videos. Joel Gupton gives medical training advice for regular civilians... talks about growing up on a tobacco farm and some past missions overseas in interesting places. You can learn more about Joel by following him on instagram at @Joel_DDey... and for proper medical training check D-Dey Response Group as well as upcoming S12 Events.   RELATED MEDIA: First Aid // TCCC Video Playlist Train to Live. What happens after the fight? | Higher Line Podcast #35 SUPPORT THE PODCAST. GET GUNFIGHTER GUN OIL --- Music Attributions: Intro - "3rd Eye Blimp" by Otis McDonald Outro - "I Want More" by Silent Partner The Carry Trainer Higher Line Podcast is available on iTunes, Google Play, YouTube and Stitcher.

Gary Beikerch was a Green Beret Army Medic during the siege of Dak Seang, April 1970 when he was severely wounded, three times. He was unable to walk, but this was the amazing thing. He was chief medic of this village. And he knew that he still had a job to do. Gary's story of the relationships he built with the people of that town and how he has used those to help people today live a life of purpose is one you want to listen to. An inspiring story of a Medal of Honor winner retold in combination with a New York Times Bestselling author, Blaze of Light: The Inspiring True Story of Green Beret Medic by Gary Beikirch is a story for families who want to learn about a hero worth remembering. Listen in! You'll be encouraged. ***FIND LINKS AND TRANSCRIPTION AT HEIDISTJOHN.COM*** --- 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/heidistjohn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heidistjohn/support

Green Beret Medic Luke Sciulli joins Larry and Kevin to discuss his time in New York over the last few months, helping those that are sick with COVID-19. 

Strap in folks, because in this episode we go deep into the life and survival of Justin Lascek. Justin is a Green Beret Medic, who was blown up a little over a year ago while fighting in Afghanistan. The blast ended up taking both of his legs, and a couple of other vital parts which you’ll hear about in the episode. What the blast didn’t take was Justin’s indomitable warrior spirit, which is undeniable when you hear him tell his story. Ultimately, his strength, cultivated well before he enlisted, and his will to live carried him through the excruciating pain of an aggressively fast recovery. This episode gets deep, it gets dark, it gets light, and it’s one you don’t want to miss. Hear it all, and even how Justin Lascek went from combat wounded to inspiring others through his appearance on the "Joe Rogan Experience" and touring with musician Sturgill Simpson in support of the Special Forces Foundation, on this powerful, latest edition of HAZARD GROUND! @justin.lascek | Special Forces Foundation | www.sturgillsimpson.com | "The Justin Lascek Podcast" 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!

Sorinex's Brandon Lilly sits down with Green Beret medic, combat wounded double amputee, and mental health advocate; Justin Lascek. They talk about Justin's history with training/programming, his transition into the military, and his views on mental health from the perspective of a soldier.

Dax is a former Green Beret medic now working security as a civilian at a forward operating base in Afghanistan.  We discuss how the disease is spreading into Afghanistan, the precautions to keep it out of the US/NATO base, and what people should have in their personal medical supplies.Vance Crowe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/VanceCroweThis is the 19th interview in the ongoing series of Coronavirus perspectives. I believe that society will have the rules re-written when we come out of this global pandemic and it is important to hear how various individuals and industries are handling themselves amidst the crisis.  This series seeks to reveal many perspectives that will otherwise be ignored by both mainstream media and you might not see on your social media channels.

Malin interviews Hans Peterson. Childhood friends and still Friends to this day. From Gun Fire in War to Healing those that needed to be healed. He has some wonderful stories of Faith and moving forward. His Final Thoughts ring true to all. Be Actively Patient, Be Willing to Learn, Refine your Craft and Never Quit. Climb the Mountains and Don’t Give In. Always Strive to Do Your Best.   "Be Ye Pumped" is an Anthem for the Strong. We need to be Challenging ourselves daily. Setting Goals, Creating and seeking progress. Faith, Covenants and Progress is the mindset for "Be Ye Pumped". BYP will help you stay focused as you achieve goals. Mindset, Inspiration, Talents, action, focused, driven, Faith, Covenants, Progress BYP Mindset Gear: www.beyepumped.com

Dr. Weed's career has taken him from enlisted Green Beret Army medic to an Army medical officer to VA surgeon. Weed discussed his name, his family’s military background and medical experiences led him to, among other things, from peacekeeping in Egypt, to swimming in Saddam Hussein's pool, and receiving four different DD-214s. Listen as Weed recounts his experiences in the military and medical fields and his current work serving Veterans as a surgeon with the Salem VA Medical Center.

David talks about becoming a Green Beret, being attached to a MIKE Force in Vietnam, being a security contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan as a 55-60 year old man, and helping advocate to reform Arizona's university system to work friendlier with the GI Bill and the VA system.

Today we’ll hear Mandy Gough interview Sam Coffman as they discuss the Wilderness First Aid Program. Mandy Gough owns and operates XoM3 Botanical Solutions. XoM3 Botanical Solutions is a boutique company with an herbal practitioner's expertise, dedicated to gathering the finest organic and ethically selected, grown and foraged ingredients to formulate and handcraft exceptional small batch botanical products and workshops for real people in skin care, wellness and home. Sam Coffman has over 10 years of military experience as a U.S. Special Forces Medic, an interrogator and a linguist. He studied botany and bioregional medicine both privately and at several outdoor schools in Colorado, and during his military service as a Green Beret Medic he logged thousands of hours in the field as a team medic, military emergency rooms and troop medical clinics. Over the past 25 years, Sam has not only taught survival for military and civilian students, but also has focused on post-disaster and remote-medicine using primarily (if not exclusively) plant medicine. He has worked as a clinical herbalist on his own and in conjunction with functional medicine doctors (M.D. and D.O.) for chronic as well as acute illness and injury. Sam has been highly focused on bio-regional plant medicine for infection, injury and illness most commonly encountered in a post-disaster, remote or underserved environment when there is no higher definitive medical care. Sam has taught wilderness first aid certification, remote and post-disaster herbal medicine, urban and primitive survival skills and self-defense for over two decades. He is co-founder of the non-profit organization – Herbal Medics – that travels to remote areas in Nicaragua as well as medically underserved urban areas in the USA, providing herbal medicine clinics, off-grid and salvage-based engineering solutions (water purification, sustainable power, sustainable agriculture, etc.). RESOURCES XoM3 homepage XoM3 on Facebook The Human Path Herbal Medics Academy Book - The Herbal Medic by Sam Coffman Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com Breitenbush Herbal Conference www.herbalconference.net 

Topics covered in this episodeWhat is Bio-regional Medicine?Profiles and uses of three local herbs in Sam's local region (Texas)Foraging safety considerationsEthical foraging guidelinesWhat to have in your herbal first aid kitAbout Sam CoffmanSam Coffman has over 10 years of military experience as a U.S. Special Forces Medic, an interrogator and a linguist. He studied botany and bio-regional medicine both privately and at several outdoor schools in Colorado, and during his military service as a Green Beret Medic he logged thousands of hours in the field as a team medic, military emergency rooms and troop medical clinics. He has worked as a clinical herbalist on his own and in conjunction with functional medicine doctors (M.D. and D.O.) for chronic as well as acute illness and injury. Sam has been highly focused on bio-regional plant medicine for infection, injury and illness most commonly encountered in a post-disaster, remote or under served environment when there is no higher definitive medical care. He is co-founder of the non-profit organization – Herbal Medics – that travels to remote areas in Nicaragua as well as medically under served urban areas in the USA, providing herbal medicine clinics, off-grid and salvage-based engineering solutions (water purification, sustainable power, sustainable agriculture, etc.). Where to find Sam CoffmanWebsite: https://thehumanpath.net/ Herbal Medics: http://herbalmedics.org/ Buy "The Herbal Medic" book on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/2M1CZwVDisclaimer: The information presented in this podcast is for educational purposes only, and is not meant to replace professional medical advice. Please consult your doctor if you are in need of medical care, and before making any changes to your health routine.

Sam and Suchil Coffman discuss their 2018 plans for The Human Path & Herbal Medics. CLICK HERE FOR THEIR ORIGINAL VIDEOCAST   The Human Path Herbal Medics University The Herbal Medic (Book)   SAM COFFMAN, FOUNDER, HEAD INSTRUCTOR Sam Coffman has over 10 years of military experience as a U.S. Special Forces Medic, an interrogator and a linguist. He studied botany and bioregional medicine both privately and at several outdoor schools in Colorado, and during his military service as a Green Beret Medic he logged thousands of hours in the field as a team medic, military emergency rooms and troop medical clinics. Over the past 25 years, Sam has not only taught survival for military and civilian students, but also has focused on post-disaster and remote-medicine using primarily (if not exclusively) plant medicine. He has worked as a clinical herbalist on his own and in conjunction with functional medicine doctors (M.D. and D.O.) for chronic as well as acute illness and injury. Sam has been highly focused on bio-regional plant medicine for infection, injury and illness most commonly encountered in a post-disaster, remote or underserved environment when there is no higher definitive medical care. Sam has taught wilderness first aid certification, remote and post-disaster herbal medicine, urban and primitive survival skills and self-defense for over two decades. He is co-founder of the non-profit organization – Herbal Medics – that travels to remote areas in Nicaragua as well as medically underserved urban areas in the USA, providing herbal medicine clinics, off-grid and salvage-based engineering solutions (water purification, sustainable power, sustainable agriculture, etc.). Sam is the author of the book The Herbal Medic.  The Herbal Medic is a comprehensive guide for beginners, preppers and experienced herbalists alike that covers practical, clinical herbalism topics for home, remote and post-disaster environments.  SUCHIL COFFMAN, PROGRAM DIRECTOR Suchil is the Program Director for The Human Path as well as the Director for the non-profit organization Herbal Medics. She brings a diverse background to the Provider program at the school, with a strong history of preserving and canning foods, a love of wildcrafting and a mission to take the school into more sustainable and off-grid directions whenever possible. She has a degree in Fine Arts Photography and studied journalism, worked as a neuromuscular massage therapist for a decade, received her Permaculture Design Certificate from Geoffrey Lawton in 2015, and helps to organize and manage apothecary operations in clinics and classes. Suchil teaches homesteading courses at the school and helped to develop The Apothecarist program, an intermediate medicine making course that she helps to instruct with two others. Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com If you've enjoyed the podcast please share with a friend or leave a comment!  

Sam Coffman has over 10 years of military experience as a U.S. Special Forces Medic, an interrogator and a linguist. He studied botany and bio-regional medicine both privately and at several outdoor schools in Colorado, and during his military service as a Green Beret Medic he logged thousands of hours in the field as a team medic, military emergency rooms and troop medical clinics.