Podcasts about history channel's forged

Taylor and Alyssa are THRILLED to have RHOBH back with all the Denise Richards drama, get into Luann's drinking habits and Siesta Key's struggle to maintain a viable storyline without their villain. Then standup comedian Greg Berman (Greg's Guided Meditation) joins to talk about the History Channel's Forged in Fire.

Did you know that a cow buffalo hybrid is called a BEEFALO! Did you know that Shakespeare invented more that 1700 words that we still use today? Or maybe that the Queen of England's Royal kitchen has to take special measures to prevent her lunch from being late? Well you will now! Heidi has returned from Podfest and Novey has finally made a successful move to Arkansas. The girls have big plans to be better than ever. But first to quote Scuba Steve, "You've gotta be smart!" Heidi and Novey now know all the fun facts and they want to tell you why we knock on wood. Funfact referances:Mental FlossGood House Keeping Random FactsNative American Wisdom Book, by Albert BenderOur inspirational quote is from the Native American Wisdom Book, by Albert Bender and our animal of awesomness is Trigger Pollan who flew for the first time. Our person of awesomeness is Scott Helms who is making his TV debut on the History Channel's Forged in Fire! He shared with us that he has a new beard straighter. Way to go pure awesomeness Scotty. Follow him on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/the_original_wondernut/You can reach us and keep a weary eye on our doings on the following links:InstagramFacebookWebpageNovey's nickname this week is SupercalifregilisticexpaliNovsious. Let us know if you have any other name ideas for her. Also tell us if you have any suggestion for things that we can do for future episodes. We love talking with and making new friends shoot us an email at losingyourvpodcast@gmail.com.Don't forget to go on and like, rate, review, and subscribe. You can do that easily by clicking on the followingRSS feedApple podcastSpotifyGoogle PlaySticheriHeartradio Now get out there and LYV your best life!

Scot, Tom and Tu Lam, host of History Channel's Forged in Fire "Knife of Death" and owner of Ronin Tactics, discuss the topic of what it means to be an American. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Scot and Tom continue their talks with Tu Lam, former Green Beret, co-host of History Channel's Forged in Fire "Knife or Death" and owner of Ronin Tactics. The guys share the importance of finding out what things work for YOU (not others) to help you through hard times. Tu talks about how meditation has changed his life and shares the story behind his route into Hollywood. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Owner of Ronin Tactics and host of History Channel's Forged in Fire: Knife or Death, Tu Lam, stops by the show to talk about his childhood escape from Vietnam after the fall of Saigon, his path to becoming a Green Beret and member of Delta Force and how he conquered the struggles of depression after 23 years of military service. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tu Lam is a modern day warrior, retired US Army Special Foces - Green Beret with 23 Years of Special Operations through 27 countries. Tu has 30+ years training in various martial arts from Kali to Jiu Jitsu. Presently Tu is the CEO of Ronin Tactics as well as Co-host of the History Channel's Forged in Fire: Knife or Death. This discussion includes: Unarmed and Dangerous You have far more to fear from a deadly man than a deadly weapon Al Qaeda in the Philippines How Martial Arts effects your gunfighting Self-Development Don't ask for an easy life, ask for the strength to endure a hard life Living a life of higher purpose Solving the root problem by showing people that there are other options, that there is a way out. https://www.ronintactics.com/ Instagram @ronintactics Twitter @ronintactics Facebook - Ronin Tactics

Wil Willis of History Channel's Forged in Fire, drops by to chat about making the transition from a Savage to a Gentleman. We also chat about his newest endeavor, The Transition Project, which is an exploration of the challenges transitioning veterans face when returning to civilian life.