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  Sign up to attend HREC Course: https://shooting-performance.coursestorm.com/.../warrior...     On today's Coffee with Rich, we will be joined by Justin Carroll. We will be discussing 10 Keys to Success in the Police Academy. Join Us! Justin is a former Reconnaissance, Force Reconnaissance and MARSOC Special Operator, with tours in Iraq, Afghanistan and the Philippines. He was also former “OGA” contractor with many deployments to Central Asia. After his time in the Corps and with OGA, Justin was a contracted special operations instructor for the U.S. Military. Justin is a published author of six books, dozens of online and print magazines, and his amazing blog, Swift, Silent and Deadly. He has traveled the world with 28 countries and 44/50 U.S. states under his belt. He has been a podcaster, co-hosting the popular show Across the Peak, with yours truly, and is currently serving as a practicing Paramedic and Search & Rescue Team member.   Follow Justin: https://swiftsilentdeadly.com/ https://swiftsilentdeadly.com/keys-to-success-in-the.../ Coffee with Rich Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/rhodieusmc/videos American Warrior Show: https://americanwarriorshow.com/index.html SWAG: https://shop.americanwarriorsociety.com/ American Warrior Society please visit: https://americanwarriorsociety.com/

Episode 139 is on the scene with Chase Burrow who is coming off his first career zMAX CARS Tour win which came at his home track of Langley Speedway. He reveals what it means to him, how quickly it sunk in, how it felt for his competitors to congratulate him the way they did and the no nonsense approach to the next race at Dominion. He's had a lot of highs and lows in his career and we talk about it here!Speaking of the CARS Tour race, we discuss all the storylines from the annual visit to Hampton Virginia. From Landen Lewis having mechanical issues to Connor Hall chipping away to the overall points lead, the issues between Justin Carroll and Landon Huffman and weighing in on the other storylines coming out of the event.We dive into the recent closing of New River All American Speedway and what this could mean for other tracks which inspires Jody to offer a deal to those who may have strayed away from the track.Jody and Julian dive into why the Cup Series at Nashville didn't get rave reviews and if Ryan Blaney's win is about to set him up for a championship pursuit.We also review the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour at Seekonk which saw Matt Hirschman win for the third straight time, the action from Franklin County Raceway, Kevin vs Keelan Harvick, our race of the week, picks for Michigan, DUBS and more this week on DLN!

Justin Carroll, Chief Operating Officer, is back to help make sense of a word that gets thrown around a lot: recapitalization. What does it actually mean? Why do companies do it? And how has MB2 approached it differently? In this episode, Justin walks us through the basics, breaks down common deal structures, and explains how recap events with Sentinel Capital Partners, Charlesbank Capital Partners, and now Warburg Pincus have shaped MB2's growth over the years. You'll come away with a clearer understanding of how these deals work, how they impact a company's future, and why timing and structure matter. Justin was previously featured on Episode 30, "The Beautiful Mind of MB2's Growth." Tune in to learn more about him and his journey at MB2 Dental. ------------------------------------------------------------------------  Subscribe & Listen: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/69Dz26hgC9D6YqwN8JMDBV Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mb2-underground/id1747349567 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow MB2 Dental on Social: MB2 Dental: mb2dental.com Instagram: instagram.com/mb2dental Facebook: facebook.com/mb2dental YouTube: youtube.com/@mb2dental LinkedIn: linkedin.com/mb2-dental

In this week's episode we talk with Justin Carroll from Swift-Silent-Deadly to talk about his worse firearm training class he's ever taken. This episode is brought to you by the ConcealedCarry.com firearm instructor network. ConcealedCarry.com is always looking for quality firearm instructors across the country to join their network. As a network instructor you can… The post The Worse Firearm Training Class first appeared on The Firearm Trainer Podcast.

Justin Carroll joined MB2 Dental in 2014 and now serves on the executive leadership team as Chief Operating Officer.   With over 17 years in the healthcare field, Justin shares how an encounter with our Founder and CEO, Dr. V, led him to join the company in 2014, leaving behind his career in private equity. He has significantly contributed to the company's growth, discussing MB2's evolution from a de novo growth model to acquisition-based expansion, growing from 45 to over 750 practices across 43 states. Justin provides insights into the company's doctor-first approach, the challenges of scaling while maintaining a partnership-focused model, and the pivotal decision to bring in outside capital. This episode offers a fascinating look at the strategic thinking behind MB2's rapid growth and its innovative approach to dental practice management.   ------------------------------------------------------------------------  Subscribe & Listen: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/69Dz26hgC9D6YqwN8JMDBV Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mb2-underground/id1747349567 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow MB2 Dental on Social: MB2 Dental: mb2dental.com Instagram: instagram.com/mb2dental Facebook: facebook.com/mb2dental YouTube: youtube.com/@mb2dental LinkedIn: linkedin.com/mb2-dental

On today's Coffee with Rich, we will be joined by Justin Carroll. We will be discussing Hurricane Helene and his involvement. Join Us!   Justin is a former Reconnaissance, Force Reconnaissance and MARSOC Special Operator, with tours in Iraq, Afghanistan and the Philippines. He was also former “OGA” contractor with many deployments to Central Asia. After his time in the Corps and with OGA, Justin was a contracted special operations instructor for the U.S. Military. Justin is a published author of six books, dozens of online and print magazines, and his amazing blog, Swift, Silent and Deadly. He has traveled the world with 28 countries and 44/50 U.S. states under his belt. He has been a podcaster, co-hosting the popular show Across the Peak, with yours truly, and is currently serving as a practicing Paramedic and Search & Rescue Team member.   Follow Justin: https://swiftsilentdeadly.com/ https://swiftsilentdeadly.com/working-through-a-major.../      

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https://swiftsilentdeadly.com Justin Carroll is a former MARSOC Marine, OGA contractor, Paramedic, and a man of many talents! For his third time on the show, we AAR his course I recently attended on lock picking and non destructive entry, plus out usual banter and shenanigans! You can find Justin on his blog.

Part 2 of my conversation with Justin Carroll, swiftsilentdeadly.com!

Justin Carroll is back for another episode! Justin is a USMC Vet, MARSOC, OGA Contractor, author, podcaster, world traveler, Paramedic, SAR Team member, and International Man of Mystery! In this episode we go in to what makes a good partner and while we discuss it in terms of EMS there are great takeaways for any relationship where you have get along with another person! This is part 1 since his internet went down while recording! Part 2 will be up tomorrow, October 12! You can find Justin on his blog swiftsilentdeadly.com and his podcast with Rich Brown, Across The Peak availble on all podcast players!

Justin Carroll is a man of many talents! Former Marine Raider, author, Instructor, podcaster, Paramedic, and international man of mystery! He is also one solid borther! In this episode we talk about his past work with OGAs, being a paramedic and working EMS, lock picking, personal security, and several other rabbit holes! Justin has a website/ blog www.swiftsilentdeadly.com as well as his own podcast with Rich Brown called Across The Peak available on most podcast players.

  Get your Challenge Coin! https://train.americanwarriorsociety.com/home Buy Rich's Book, "On Violence and Varietals" (Use Discount Code: "AWS") https://www.therichbrown.com Listen to the American Warrior Show: https://americanwarriorshow.com/index.html Rich Brown is the Co-Host of America's leading Self-Defense podcast, the American Warrior Show. On today's Coffee with Rich, we will be joined by Justin Carroll. Justin is a former Reconnaissance, Force Reconnaissance and MARSOC Special Operator, with tours in Iraq, Afghanistan and the Philippines. He was also former “OGA” contractor with many deployments to Central Asia. After his time in the Corps and with OGA, Justin was a contracted special operations instructor for the U.S. Military. Justin is a published author of six books, dozens of online and print magazines, and his amazing blog, Swift, Silent and Deadly. He has traveled the world with 28 countries and 44/50 U.S. states under his belt. He has been a podcaster, co-hosting the popular show Across the Peak, with yours truly, and is currently serving as a practicing Paramedic and Search & Rescue Team member. Follow Justin: https://swiftsilentdeadly.com/    

On today's Coffee with Rich, we will be joined by Justin Carroll. Justin is a former Reconnaissance, Force Reconnaissance and MARSOC Special Operator, with tours in Iraq, Afghanistan and the Philippines. He was also former “OGA” contractor with many deployments to Central Asia. After his time in the Corps and with OGA, Justin was a contracted special operations instructor for the U.S. Military. Justin is a published author of six books, dozens of online and print magazines, and his amazing blog, Swift, Silent and Deadly. He has traveled the world with 28 countries and 44/50 U.S. states under his belt. He has been a podcaster, co-hosting the popular show Across the Peak, with yours truly, and is currently serving as a practicing Paramedic and Search & Rescue Team member. Follow Justin: https://swiftsilentdeadly.com/ Coffee with Rich Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/rhodieusmc/videos American Warrior Show: https://americanwarriorshow.com/index.html SWAG: https://shop.americanwarriorsociety.com/ American Warrior Society please visit: https://americanwarriorsociety.com/

Squall's team arrive at Garden to find that everything has gone to hell because of a melted wax candle who lives in the basement Support Us On Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/pitchdrop) to hear Chris and Ryan's FF14 podcast and the Boku No Stop Premium anime podcast! Visit Hellscaper (http://hellscaper.com/) to find out what Sibyl does with her life. Check out Garrett, Matt, and Sibyl discussing anime on Boku No Stop! (https://www.bokunostop.com/) Listen to Ryan's band at Cannon & DeVaron (https://cannondevaron.bandcamp.com/releases) and their solo work as Catastrophizer (https://soundcloud.com/catastrophizer). Read Matt's yuri manga reviews on Okazu (https://okazu.yuricon.com/category/guest-review/matt-marcus/) Check Out Justin's twitter (https://mobile.twitter.com/ts_roland) Special Guest: Justin Carroll.

This week is Part 2 of my chat with Justin Carroll During this episode we spoke about how he has introduced a Traffic Light System for his coaches. Focus on the outcomes and building relationships with players --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bullys-rugby-coaching/message

This is part 1 of a 2-part series This week's guest is Justin Carroll Justin is the current Director of Rugby at Valley Fort Rugby Club in Hong Kong. He is also a L4 and World Rugby Master Coach Educator. In his 26 years as a Secondary School Teacher Justin was the Director of Rugby or First XV coach at many schools and held the role of Manager Coach Education with Rugby Victoria. During this episode we spoke about the difficulties of a rugby landscape in a non-rugby country. Having skill sets transition from age group to age group Breaking bad Habits and setting up players and coaches with good technics. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bullys-rugby-coaching/message

For what amounts to a lifetime, the ideological Left has created the myth that neither politics nor religion should be discussed in "polite company." But the fact of the matter is this. Because our society has fallen for this spiritual hobbling because those questing for power have conned us into believing that a wall had to be erected to keep religion from the public square, we have lost our access to ethics, the common tenets of morality, and the understanding that our country was founded on the belief that there is a much higher power than government.On this Easter weekend, I sat down with Justin Carroll, the host of the Southern Appalachian Herbs podcast to talk about a recent online attack on his right to practice religion and how some are blaming the evils of today on the only thing with the ability to keep evil in check: the belief in something greater than one's self.Sign-up for our mostly daily mail out here:https://www.undergroundusa.comSupport Underground USA (BTC)https://commerce.coinbase.com/checkout/7b2d8c35-55b9-49ed-9918-f7cc6f2a488dSupport Underground USA (USD)https://checkout.square.site/merchant/SW8KGEWAS2A22/checkout/SXG24XFCOWMROX3D5IN42TB2

Episode 6 - The Economy. Guests: Wesfarmers chief executive Rob Scott and PwC partner Justin Carroll. With Business News managing editor Sean Cowan and Committee for Perth chief executive Marion Fulker.

Justin Carroll, Langley Speedway winner; Katie Yonchuk, Millbridge Speedway winner; and Matt Gilbert, Winder-Barrow Speedway winner are this week's guests.

Justin Carroll, Motor Mile Speedway winner; Chris Baker, Lancaster Motor Speedway winner; and Brian White, Langley Speedway and Dixieland Speedway announcer are this week’s guests.

Anyone who's ever watched boxing knows that great reflexes can be the difference between a championship belt and a black eye. The flexing of an opponent's shoulder, the pivot of their hip - a good boxer will know enough not only to predict and avoid the incoming upper-cut, but will know how to turn the attack back on their opponent.  Microsoft's newest capabilities in Defender puts cyber attackers in the ring and predicts their next attacks as the fight is happening. On today's episode, hosts Nic Fillingham and Natalia Godyla speak with Cole Sodja, Melissa Turcotte, and Justin Carroll (and maybe even a secret, fourth guest!) about their blog post on Microsoft's Security blog about the new capabilities of using an A.I. to see the attacker's next move.  In This Episode, You Will Learn: What kind of data is needed for this level of threat detection and prevention?  The crucial nature of probabilistic graphical modeling in this process  The synergistic relationship between the automated capabilities and the human analyst    Some Questions We Ask: What kind of modeling is used and why?  What does the feedback loop between program and analyst look like?  What are the steps taken to identify these attacks?     Resources: Justin, Melissa's, and Cole's blog post Justin Carroll's LinkedIn Melissa Turcotte's LinkedIn Cole Sodja's LinkedIn Joshua Neil's LinkedIn Microsoft Security Blog Nic's LinkedIn Natalia's LinkedIn Related: Listen to: Afternoon Cyber Tea with Ann Johnson Listen to: Security Unlocked: CISO Series with Bret Arsenault  Security Unlocked is produced by Microsoft and distributed as part of The CyberWire Network. 

Colm Mac Con Iomaire is an acclaimed Irish violinist and composer. He was a founding member of renowned folk fusion band Kila and, at the age of 19 became a founding member of legendary indie rock band The Frames, which led him to tour the world for up on 30 years. He was also a member of The Swell Season. In recent times Colm has been focused on his solo career and has released three albums to great acclaim. Colm has also performed on albums by numerous other artists including on the White Ladder by David Gray and on O by Damien Rice. He has also written music for several movies, TV, theatre, and dance productions. Colm is a passionate champion of the Irish language and very politically engaged when it comes to cultural, environmental, and social justice issues. He’s a guy who oozes wit and wisdom while staying grounded with a great sense of fun and zest for life. Just to say, this podcast is also available as a video version on the Love and Courage YouTube channel and on my Facebook page, just look up Ruairi McKiernan Hitching for Hope on Facebook. And a heads up. We have a surprise special guest half way through the podcast. Colm’s son Darach makes an impromptu appearance and things go a bit off script for a couple of minutes in case you’re wondering what’s going on. It’s a bit more obvious on the video version. It’s only a couple of minutes but it might be confusing. I chose to not to edit this out as we get talking about Darach soon afterwards and Darach makes another fun reappearance later on. So, back to Colm. I first met Colm 10 years ago when he performed at the POSSIBILITIES summit, which I was involved in organising. The Dalai Lama was the keynote speaker that day, and Colm joined Kila on stage for a musical celebration. A day I’ll never forget. We stayed in touch, and over the years, Colm performed and my and Susan’s wedding, which was an incredible honour, he features in my book Hitching for Hope. In recent times he played on Susan’s debut album Into the Sea alongside some other musical luminaries, including Colm Quearney, Justin Carroll, Graham Hopkins, and Robbie Malone. That’s the big focus for me these days, supporting Susan as her album makes its way into the world. It’s an exciting adventure after several years of working on it. I’m including one of her tracks HOLD ON at the end of the podcast for you to enjoy, you’ll hear Colm working his magic on it, so consider hanging back to listen after the conversation with Colm. I’m pleased to say things are shaping up nicely with national and regional airplay for recent singles and people getting behind her by buying digital and signed CD copies of the album via Bandcamp. It’s so important to support independent musicians like Colm and Susan. These days we listen to so much fantastic music, but it’s not always easy for the artist to make money to pay for the costs of recording, production, and album releases, especially now during Covid times when there are no gigs in this part of the world. So you’ll understand why I’m keen to promote Susan and encourage as many people as possible to get behind her debut album, a stunning piece of art and a real labour of love that is available on Bandcamp, and through Apple, Spotify and her website at www.susanquirke.com. The same goes for Colm, do check out his incredible repertoire at www.ColmMacConIomaire.com . Thanks for supporting the music and also a big thanks as always to you podcast patrons who chip in to support and help grow this podcast over at www.LoveandCourage.org. I really appreciate all your support as together we help share important voices like Colm's, which need to be heard in these turbulent times. Finally, before we get started, please don’t forget to subscribe, rate, review and share the podcast if you feel so inclined, it all helps get these great voices out into the world.

Doc Love makes a House Call with Toyota Development Program Driver Gracie Trotter from Denver, NC to discuss her path that led to the opportunity with Venturini Motorsports to race in the ARCA Menards Series this year and LMSC's for Justin Carroll's Speedshop. Gracie and Doc Chat about her humble beginning in racing working at her Father's business and racing go-karts, Bandoleros & Legends. She also shares something that is close to her heart that she does away from racing.

Yeehaw! “Data Cowboy” is in the building. Join us as Nic Fillingham and Natalia Godyla sit down with Ram Shankar Siva Kumar, aka “Data Cowboy” at Microsoft, for an exciting conversation about the release of a new adversarial ML threat matrix created for security analysts. Have no fear, we made sure to find out how Ram acquired the name, “Data Cowboy”, so saddle up and get ready for the ride! Stick around to hear Nic and Natalia explore the urgency of surfacing threats at a faster rate with Justin Carroll, a Threat Analyst at Microsoft, and why it is more important now than ever before. In This Episode, You Will Learn: How Microsoft is using the new ML threat matrix against cyber attacks  The approach and philosophy for putting the threat matrix on GitHub   ML applications in regard to healthcare and why it is worrisome  What needs to happen in order to be successful in combating certain threats  Some Questions We Ask: What is an adversarial ML threat matrix?  How will the community on GitHub contribute to the evolution of the ML threat matrix?  What resources are available to learn about all things VM?  What techniques are being used to find threats at a faster speed?  How do AI and ML factor into the role of managing data and collaborating with other teams?  Resources Ram's Blog Ram's LinkedIn Justin's LinkedIn Microsoft Security Blog Nic's LinkedIn Natalia's LinkedIn Related: Listen to: Afternoon Cyber Tea with Ann Johnson Listen to: Security Unlocked: CISO Series with Bret Arsenault  Security Unlocked is produced by Microsoft and distributed as part of The CyberWire Network. 

He was the man behind the mic of Southside Speedway for the better part of the past two decades. Buck Reuss is a man of many talents, though. Reuss (2:32) is a racing historian, graphic designer, and a killer guitar player who has made his mark in many ways around Racing Virginia. Justin Carroll is a young racer with a bright future. The product of Williamsburg, Va., Carroll (35:26) just finished a season in the ARCA Menards East Series where he placed sixth in the standings. He might have gotten his start in racing later than most, but he's making up for lost time.

In this episode, hosts Nic Fillingham and Natalia Godyla speak with Mike Flowers and Cole Sodja of the Microsoft Protection Team, and Justin Carroll of the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Global Engagement and Response team, about how they're using machine learning to identify and model lateral movement attacks. Then they speak to Dr. Anna Bertiger, Senior Applied Scientist at Microsoft, on how she's using math to catch villains and make computer networks safer.   In This Episode, You Will Learn: What are lateral movement attacks How machine learning helps address security challenges Why grouping attack data can help better prevent threats How math is used to help analyze attack trends How AI and ML help identify patterns that can stop attacks   Some Questions We Ask: What are the most challenging parts of identifying lateral movement attacks? How does machine learning help understand how attacks would happen in the future? How do attackers change techniques as security techniques change? How do you use math to determine if an action is dangerous or benign? What is so beautiful about math?   Resources: Microsoft Security Blog Mike, Cole & Justin's Blog Post Related: Listen to: Afternoon Cyber Tea with Ann Johnson Listen to: Security Unlocked: CISO Series with Bret Arsenault  Security Unlocked is produced by Microsoft and distributed as part of The CyberWire Network. 

In this episode, Justin Carroll drops back in. Justin is a former Marine, plank-owner in the elite Marine Special Operations Command (MARSOC), and has worked on a contractual basis with another government agency.

In this episode, Justin Carroll drops back in. Justin is a former Marine, plank-owner in the elite Marine Special Operations Command (MARSOC), and has worked on a contractual basis with another government agency. The post E33: What You Need to Know About Surviving a Crazy World appeared first on The Simple Life.

Justin Carroll sits down with Doc Love to talk about his racing career from Legends cars to becoming one of the guys to beat in Late Model Stock Cars. They discuss where he got his nickname Toast, his mom pushing them to move from Pro Late Models to Late Model Stock Cars and everything in his career to date. Carroll also discusses defending his win in last year's Rodney Cook Classic this weekend at Ace Speedway.

NASCAR Pinty's Series champion Andrew Ranger and ValleyStar 300 driver Justin Carroll join Hannah Newhouse and Kyle RIckey.

After another big weekend around the region, the Weekend Wrap-Up takes you around the Late Model Stock Car region. With four big races at Southern National Motorsports Park this weekend and NASCAR Whelen All-American Series National title contenders converging on the tricky 4/10 mile track it was feast or famine. Ryan Repko feasted on two wins while Brian Vause picked up a win in his second start on the track and Bradley McCaskill was a model of consistency but it took to the last race of the weekend to find victory lane. Over at Bowman Gray Stadium, Burt Myers was crowned the champion for the 10th time in the Modifieds while Tommy Neal won the Sportsman finale. Plus Ace Speedway held the Rodney Cook Classic Prelude race and paid out $5,000 to Ryan Millington after the young driver preserved his tires early and swapped the lead late with Justin Carroll before pulling away to victory. Plus much more around the region in this weeks Weekend Wrap-Up.

On this week's episode of the Weekend WrapUp, we hear from the players of the weekend's biggest event, the Hampton Heat 200 at Langley Speedway. It was the second leg of the Virginia Triple Crown series and the leaders of the series mixed it up late as Peyton Sellers made contact with Lee Pulliam and sent Pulliam spinning and Sellers was penalized for the contact. With those two guys in the back for the restart with just a handful of laps left, Connor Hall and Nick Smith held down the front row. Hall outdueled Smith to the finish for the $10,000 victory while Smith settled for second in his first start of the year. We'll also break down the weekend around the region with racing action all over the place. Sam Yarbrough, Justin Carroll, Taylor Gray and others picked up wins and we'll give you a recap of it all. Like what you hear? Support RACE22.com by purchasing some swag from our store here: http://race22.online/store/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RACE22/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/race22 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/race22/ Follow our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/race22online

You know, I’ve never thought about it much but I know very little about revolvers. As someone who is a confirmed ballistics and firearms nerd, I’ve never actually learned anything about an entire class of firearms that dominated the personal defense scene for most of modern history. My guest on the podcast today, Justin Carroll, is here to help with that. Justin is a former a US Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance member turned personal digital security expert. He’s also the Editor and Chief of Revolver Guy. Justin has published articles for GUNS Magazine, American Handgunner, and currently writes for Lucky Gunner Lounge. Today, we're talking about wheel guns. The post Reinventing the Wheel [Gun]: An Interview With the Revolver Guy by Matt first appeared on The Everyday Marksman.

Brian kicks off the show this evening by talking to Perfect Home Service owner Justin Carroll to discuss college vs trade school opportunities. It’s graduation season and students are faced with a future decision of choosing between college and the trades. Justin gives up a play by play how recent grads can decide whether a […]

RevolverGuy.com's Justin Carroll talks about his dry fire training plan with Tom - 3650 minutes in 2019, and the Shooting Wire's Jim Shepherd offers his take on Benchmade destroying guns for a local police department, and the continued fallout. Plus, a dealer who refuses to sell to anyone that won't support the NRA.

Justin Carroll drops by to discuss what it means to be a competent prepper and why becoming an expert isn't the right path for most preppers. ~ Get episode resources here: https://www.intherabbithole.com/e286

If you search for Justin Carroll on the web, you will find very little about him–and good luck finding a picture of his face. This former Marine is now a security and privacy consultant. Carroll stresses that it's not about hiding anything, but protecting our information. In his early days he transitioned from Force Recon […] The post Ep 063 – Justin Carroll | Online Security and Privacy appeared first on .

If you search for Justin Carroll on the web, you will find very little about him–and good luck finding a picture of his face. This former Marine is now a security and privacy consultant. Carroll stresses that it’s not about hiding anything, but protecting our information. In his early days he transitioned from Force Recon […] The post Ep 063 – Justin Carroll | Online Security and Privacy appeared first on .

Our guest this episode is Justin Carroll, a former MARSOC operator with an impressive background in privacy and security operations with USSOCOM. In the modern age, cybersecurity and evaporating privacy are of huge concern for virtually everyone, and Justin gives us some expert analysis on what all people should be aware of, and what's coming down the pike. We talk about smartphones, social media, and even the future consequences of modern technology in the hands of a tyrannical government. Justin has written a great deal about these subjects, and his latest co-authored book titled "ComSec" is a must read. Justin also hosted on The Complete Privacy and Security Podcast, but tells us he's currently more focused on his latest venture, the Across the Peak Podcast. Beyond these pressing topics, you'll also get a look into Justin's time with MARSOC, and it's rare we get a guest on from the newest branch of special operations. We also respond to an email regarding China sent to sofrep.radio@sofrep.com, give our analysis on President Trump's recent comments of "falling in love" with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, and why we found them to be very disturbing. We also talk about the latest Medal of Honor Recipient Ron Shurer being in the fight for his life battling lung cancer.  Friends and family have set up a GoFundMe to help pay these costs for the Green Beret war hero, and we encourage you to give back. With that, we have just added a Facebook page for the podcast at facebook.com/sofrepradio. Be on the lookout for a new website devoted to the show as well as a new app. GoFundMe for Ron @ https://www.gofundme.com/help-ron-keep-up-the-fight Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Show #153 - "Revolver Guy" Re-Inventing the Wheel  This week Mike brings Justin Carroll back on the show and digs into his incredible blog called revolverguy.com and everything he has learned during his passionate journey on "revolver road." Check out Justin's blog here:  Revolver Guy Our Awesome Sponsors:   Century Martial Arts: Train your striking skills to the highest level with a BOB trainer (Body Opponent Bag), AND get a free video training series from Mike.  Learn More Here Coolfire Trainer:  Convert your carry or competition handgun to the ULTIMATE training tool! Use code AWSSP18 for $10 off! Check out the Coolfire Here  Precision Holsters: "Carry With Confidence" is their slogan and they mean it.  Makers of high quality holsters, belts, and magazine pouches. Visit them at: Precision Holsters and use code seekAWS for a discount Atomic Athlete:  In our opinion, the best online athletic coaching online!  Use code seeklander for 15% off! Become STRONGER, FASTER, HARDER to KILL! The Law of Self-Defense: Guys, listen, if you are like Rich and I and you're training for the fight, then that's awesome. But, if you aren't training in the context of lawful self-defense then you are training yourself to go to prison. Check out the nation's leading self defense attorney, Andrew Branca's lawofselfdefense.com/americanwarrior/ and use promo code “AWS” for 20% off anything on the site. Qore Performance IcePlate: a SAPI-shaped, hard cell water bottle that unlike traditional bladders, provides three benefits: Cooling, Hydration and Protection in a single piece of kit while being 20% lighter and 50% thinner than water bladder systems (bladder + carrier pack). View IcePlate SWAT Fuel: The ultimate vitamins and supplements!  Shop here Wilson Combat: The ultimate custom built 1911's, Berrettas, Glocks, and AR's!  Wilson Combat About our show: The American Warrior Show, the podcast of the American Warrior Society.  This show is designed for one thing: To help keep you safer through information, motivational concepts, and action steps!  We appreciate your listenership and value your opinion.  Please send comments, questions, or requests on the show to: rich@americanwarriorsociety.com  Thank you so much for listening to my show.  Please share it on social media and other methods with freinds who want to be safer!  If you are interested in sponsoring the American Warrior Show, please contact us!

In this episode, we riff on guns, YouTube, and Facebook. And we’ll sit down with Justin Carroll. He’ll us understand Cambridge Analytics and your intimate secrets. ~ Become a supporting member here: http://www.itrh.net ~ Resources from this episode can be found at: https://www.intherabbithole.com/e252 Episode Topics: What happened to the ITRH Facebook page and group Why this is a short episode Cambridge Alanalitica data scrape How much of your intimates were scooped up The current attack on the Second Amendment Thoughts on the YouTube "Gun Ban" ~ Become a supporting member here: http://www.itrh.net ~ Resources from this episode can be found at: https://www.intherabbithole.com/e252

Justin Carroll drops back by to talk about the 1911 pistol. The US government paid a LOT of money teaching him to depend on one. And he shares real-world use lessons learned. For those who don’t know, he’s a former Marine Recon, Marine special operations, and former government alphabet soup guy who ran a 1911 and many other guns for a living. So Justin has just a wee bit of experience with what works and what doesn't. And today he’s going to share with us some basics about the reality of depending on one and must have options for neophytes. The 1911 pistol is a deep part American lore. If you're a child of the 70's and 80's, you probably have at least one grandfather who used one in war. And your dad might have used one in a "conflict" and most likely had a 1911 as his one go-to handgun for home defense. For this reason, many of us lust after them even though we're converts to the Tupperware warrior guns like the Glock. But there's still that lust begging to be satiated. So today we talk all things 1911 so you can decide if it's right for you and what to look for. [itunes] The 1911 For Beginners Topics Discussed: The number one must-have feature on a 1911 John Browning's invention Vs. the modern striker fired pistols The secret to how the US Marines keep their pistols running in top condition Understanding the limitations and setting expectations High-end custom 1911s Off the shelf Vs. DYI Different types of sites and why ledges are important Why night-sites Skeletonized hammers Skeletonized triggers Justin's must-have feature list Pistol sites Beaver safeties ~ Become a supporting member here: http://www.itrh.net ~ Resources from this episode can be found at: http://www.intherabbithole.com/e228

I've been sick most of the past week and am especially struggling with my throat/voice. When Joshua no speak, RPF no happen. (And of course that's a good reminder of the value of disability planning!) So, in light of the Equifax breach, I'll issue this replay for you. If you skipped this episode when it originally aired as Episode 461, don't skip it now. Enjoy. Joshua  

Today we tackle the Equifax security breach. This is the most damaging release of personal information ever. And you need to take it seriously. You must assume that you have been affected. At this point, I see no reason to even trust the official Equifax website. Here's why. Clark Howard's excellent credit freeze guide: http://clark.com/personal-finance-credit/credit-freeze-and-thaw-guide/ Another excellent one by the Justin Carroll and Michael Bazzell: https://privacy-training.com/CreditFreeze.pdf I forgot to mention this on the show, but here's a link for those of you who are readers of the resources. The IRS seems to use social media to find people committing tax fraud. Source: http://taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_blog/2017/08/the-irs-is-mining-taxpayer-data-on-social-media-in-violation-of-federal-privacy-law.html The official Equifax response website: www.equifaxsecurity2017.com Why the Equifax breach is possibly the worst leak of personal information ever. What should you do if your data was hacked? The novel I mentioned: True Faith And Allegiance, a Tom Clancy novel by Mark Greaney

Justin Carroll stops by to discuss his bug out vehicle. To Justin, it's not a BOV; it's home, freedom, practical, and an adventure. We're big on preparedness solutions with practical uses even if the zombie apocalypse doesn't happen. Gear and changes you make to your life should be something that makes your life better in the now. Doing things exclusively for an apocalypse become a burden otherwise. This makes Justin's approach perfect for bug out vehicles, opinion. You see, Justin travels all over the US teaching digital and physical security. And he's also still young and unattached. So the opportunity to turn work into an extended road trip just made sense. And, in the process, Justin has built what most of us would consider an awesome bug out vehicle. But this hasn't been an easy, straightforward process. He's wrestled with all sorts of issues and challenges. Most of these things he overcame. He joins us to share his trials, tribulations, triumphs, and secrets to talking to people about his unique living arrangements. (You won't believe people's reaction to this.) Bug Out Vehicle Topics Discussed: * Where and how this all started * What van he started with and what kind of van he's ended up with * Insulation * Solar power for RVs * Sound proofing an RV * Building a nice kitchen * Wiring Considerations * How everything to do with water is the biggest limiting factor * How to handle not having a bathroom in your bug out vehicle (clever trick) * The process of turning a van into a livable BOV * Design considerations and inspiration * The single most important piece of advice Justin has for anyone getting into this * Does this rag smell like chloroform to you? ~ Become a supporting member here: http://www.itrh.net ~ Resources from this episode can be found at: http://www.intherabbithole.com/e221      

What do dentists who shoot lions, publicists who make jokes in poor taste on Twitter and Indiana pizza makers have in common? Their lives were suddenly and irrevocably changed for the worst while doing something that they could never have predicted would lead to it.Avoiding catastrophe is an important pillar of the wealth building strategy that I promote through Radical Personal Finance. As personal finance enthusiasts, we are one of the most prudent groups of people on this planet: we build our emergency funds, insure against negative events, diversify our investments and make careful choices about our spending.Radical Personal Finance is, however, about going beyond the obvious and into the territory of things less commonly considered, but just as important. I want you to be prepared to deal with a hurricane, becoming a refugee, dealing with food scarcity or even the possibility of getting arrested. In my experience as a financial advisor, it has often frustrated me with how little care is sometimes taken to ensure the client’s financial security, despite the good intentions of most people in the industry. But why is this possible? The answer is that most people care even less about their data. It’s shocking to discover how vulnerable we actually make ourselves by not taking simple security measures when using bank accounts, email and social media - vulnerable not only to a loss privacy but potentially to a very real financial loss. I’ve taken an interest in this subject a while ago, and have been really impressed by the book The Complete Privacy and Security Desk Reference which stood out in a field where information is often cursory or out of date. That is why I invited co-author Justin Carroll to Radical Personal Finance to talk about real, actionable ways in which you can become more secure and protect your privacy. This article contains some of the best tools mentioned in our discussion, though for a more complete picture I recommend that you listen to the episode above and purchase the book itself. But This Won’t Happen to Me I often get this objection: “I’m not doing anything wrong - why should I be concerned about privacy?”. Here’s an analogy that I’ve found helpful in explaining why I promote these ideas:Do you remember the time when every phone call was a party line? Anyone in the household could pick up another receiver and there was very little one could do about it at the time. Now, however, you do have a choice - do you want to make everything you search for, consume, talk about as well as access to all of your accounts and purchase history a party line? Complete privacy and security are very difficult to achieve, but some very simple steps and tools can protect you from most of the headaches in the future. Another thing to consider is this: You may not be a target right now - but you may become one in the future as your wealth increases, you endorse unpopular political or religious perspectives or just live your life the usual way, as the stories at the beginning of this article illustrate. This may be a decade from now, but to prevent it you must build the skills and the mindset starting today, because you don’t know what circumstances you will face in the future through no fault of your own, and you can’t control things after the fact. Some simple tools and habits that have a great impact: Accounts and Passwords You are at great risk if you use the same or the same few passwords for all of your accounts. You will see this warning often and for good reason when creating new accounts: it only takes one company to be breached (who didn’t store your data properly) and an attacker gains access to all of your accounts. Alternatively, it’s often enough if they just gain access to your main email and phone account (which isn’t very difficult) and that opens up everything else. Using a different strong password for every account mitigates some of this risk.Less often mentioned, but equally important is using different and random usernames. Is your email address firstandlast@gmail.com? You’ve just given away an important piece of the puzzle to would-be attacker. The problem often is safely storing and remembering all of these account names and passwords - that’s where a password manager comes into play. Using LastPass (more convenient) or KeePass (more secure) can make the process a whole lot easier and secure. Two-Factor Authentication Nowadays you can often see a website offering (or requiring) you to enter a code from a text message in addition to your password. This is a form of two-factor authentication: an attacker job is made more difficult since he needs access to both your account name and password as well as your phone number. Unfortunately, phone numbers are often accessed by social engineers (who exploit human psychology) or accounts are simply hacked into, making this method not particularly secure. What I recommend instead is that you use Authy or Google Authenticator on your smartphone. This works in a similar way, but you need actual physical access to your device (as opposed to just the number) which significantly enhances your security. For even more security, you could purchase a YubiKey, which is a special piece of hardware dedicated entirely to two-factor authentication. Encrypted Communication Even though we rarely send long and heartfelt email anymore, there’s still a lot of important information that someone can gain from reading the emails that you send and receive. The same is true for instant messaging and phone calls.I encourage people who own an iOS to use Facetime Audio instead of calling and to use Signal (iOS and Android) for instant messaging - both of which are encrypted. Setting up email encryption used to be somewhat difficult, but tools such as Proton Mail offers end-to-end encrypted communication. You can also encrypt sensitive documents with a password using Adobe Acrobat Pro (Windows) or Preview (Mac). Don’t Trust Your Financial Advisor (or Your Bank) Just because someone is in the financial industry, it doesn’t mean that they take good care of your information. Bank accounts sometimes have worse-than-average security - make no difference and use the same tools and principles that you would with any other account.The same is true with financial advisors, accountants etc. Your information is not always stored appropriately - sometimes physical copies are kept that are not secured, sometimes administrative staff has access to digital documents, sometimes your information may be shared between financial advisors at the same firm.Make sure to compartmentalize information: think carefully if that person or organization really needs this or that particular piece of information, and try not give a complete picture whenever possible. This way, if there’s a breach at a particular firm, that information alone will not be enough to impersonate you or access your other accounts. Use Cash Whenever Possible Show me your bank statement, and I’ll tell you who you are. How much could I learn about you knowing where you shop, where you get your morning coffee, where you fill up your car, where you eat your lunch and what kind of shops you visit? All this information can paint quite an accurate picture of you - there’s no reason to offer it up on a silver plate.Use cash whenever you can - it’s not so hard to get used to (again). Maintaining Privacy in Online Payments with Burner Credit Cards Sometimes you can’t get around using a card - but by sharing your bank-issued credit/debit card details when making purchases, you are losing control over the transaction. Most of the time, everything stays win-win, but in contentious situations it’s often a problem if the merchant has all of your details. In addition, unauthorized spurious charges have been known to occur, sometimes in foreign countries, which drain your time and energy to deal with. Using services such as Privacy.com, SudoPay (connected with Apple Pay) and Blur you can create credit cards that work only for one transaction, or are used for only one merchant. This also means that you don’t have to use your real name or address when making these payments, protecting you from when (often inevitably) the merchant’s database gets compromised.In addition, you can also set up additional email addresses and phone numbers - this way, for instance, you can share one virtual number with friends and family, and another virtual one to important accounts, that way your accounts stay safe even if your actual phone number is compromised. Act Now The tools here are some of the lowest hanging fruit available to you right now to ensure that your assets and your information stay safe. I’ve gone into even more strategies with Justin in the podcast episode that this article was based on - including owning a car and a house as well maintaining a mailing address as privately as possible. You can find our discussion above this article, or in iTunes. I also wholeheartedly endorse Justin’s and Michael’s book on the subject, as well as their podcast. Proper prudent planning beats trying to fight the fires after the fact. Take the steps today to protect yourself so you aren’t caught off guard in the coming decade! I am available if you’d like to have a phone conversation on this subject. Here are all the resources mentioned in the podcast episode: Justin Carroll’s and Michael Bazzell’s podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-complete-privacy-security-podcast/id1165843330?mt=2 Justin Carroll’s and Michael Bazzell’s book: https://www.yourultimatesecurity.guide/books.html Encrypted PDFs on Windows: https://acrobat.adobe.com/uk/en/acrobat/acrobat-pro.html Encrypted messenger: Signal Encrypted email: https://protonmail.com/ Password manager: http://keepass.info/ Password manager: https://www.lastpass.com/ Two-Factor Authentication: Google Authenticator Two-Factor Authentication: https://authy.com/ Two-Factor Authentication: https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-hardware/ Buying car privately with New Mexico LLC: https://jjluna.com/Resources-LLCs Defense against private investigators: JJ Luna How to Stay Invisible https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1250010454/ Secrets of Super Thief https://www.amazon.com/Secrets-Superthief-John-MacLean/dp/0425056457/ True Faith and Allegiance https://www.amazon.com/Clancy-True-Faith-Allegiance-Novel/dp/0399176810 Open Source Intelligence Techniques: https://inteltechniques.com/book1.html Credit Freeze: https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0497-credit-freeze-faqs Credit Freeze: https://radicalpersonalfinance.com/credit-score-management/ Virtual Credit Cards: https://privacy.com Virtual Credit Cards, Phone Numbers and Email Addresses: https://sudopay.com/ Virtual Credit Cards, Email Addresses: https://dnt.abine.com/

In this episode, we sit down with Justin Carroll to discuss revolvers for survival and EDC. Listeners know Justin from Prepper Opsec. But he also has a passion for revolvers, as it turns out. And in this episode, he shares his journey into the world of revolvers. Revolvers are a common topic of debate for preppers... Fans often swear by them. They make claims of revolvers having superior reliability over semi-autos.  Then there is the ammo interchangeability with some rifles and the ability of some revolvers to accept several different cartridges of the same caliber. There is also the fact that some revolver cartridges, like the .357, offer a wider range of powered charges allowing for greater flexibility as a hunting round. But there is the other side of the fence: Detractors. Typically, this category appreciates revolvers but see modern semi-auto pistols as having more advantages: Higher capacity, easier reloading, greater reloading speeds. The semi-auto camp also raise their eyebrows at the claim of greater reliability. So who's right? Like all things in survival and guns, the answer is this: It depends. ~ Revolvers for Survival and EDC Topics Discussed: ~ * Why Justin sold all his semi-auto pistols and went all wheel gun all the time * Revolvers as an option in restrictive states * What postal operator fundamentals translate between semi-auto and revolvers * The delicacy of revolver innards * The reality of how reliable revolvers actually are * Why J Frame Revolvers suck for new shooters and first-time revolver owners * What are the best revolvers for new shooters * The Best revolver for EDC * Double action in revolvers vs single action revolvers * Is a bobbed hammer safer * How to train to reload revolvers quickly and in defensive situations * The downside of speedloaders and revolvers for EDC * Using Speed Strips * The downsides of revolvers - Ammo capacity - Slow reloading - concealability and comfort * Advantages of Revolvers - Interchangeability of ammo - lack of magazine dependance - field gun ~ Become a supporting member here: http://www.itrh.net ~ Resources from this episode can be found at: http://www.intherabbithole.com/e202

In this episode, we sit down with Justin Carroll of Prepper Opsec. We’re going to deep dive on your physical security so you can keep yourself and family safe. Physical Security Topics Discussed: * Tricks to keep would-be robbers from knowing your patterns * Restricting access to your most important things * Securing your home * Understanding deadbolts and what to look for in a good one * Picking a better door for your security * The most overlooked ways locks are defeated by thugs and thieves * Does seclusion equal security? * What kind of fence is best for security * Are you hiding your key right where the crooks expect you too? * Understanding Safes, their ratings, and the right one for you * And more ~ Become a supporting member here: http://www.itrh.net ~ Resources from this episode can be found at: http://www.intherabbithole.com/e179    

Every day we hear horror stories about online hacking.  Most recently, experts are recommending that social media users enable two-factor authentication.  Sounds like a simple thing, but a lot of people still don't understand how it works.  On a recent special episode of The Feed, Amber Mac & Michael Bazzell talk to Justin Carroll about how this extra layer of protection can help.

Is Amber keeping the information on her smartphone safe? Michael shares three important smartphone privacy and security tips. Also on the show, security consultant and co-author of The Complete Privacy & Security Desk Reference, Justin Carroll talks about two-factor authentication and what it means for everyday online users.  Plus, Michael and Amber answer a parent's question about how to keep kids safe on the Internet...without making them paranoid.  Finally, today's best social media monitoring apps for parents, caregivers, and educators. 

Our first podcast interview for 2016 - Happy New Year everyone! In this episode we discuss marketing mobile games with Justin Carroll from Monastery (http://www.monastery.io). Justin is known for building high quality audiences for mobile games. He has worked on brands such as Call of Duty, Mortal Combat X, Guitar Hero, Avengers, Lep's World and more. In this episode we'll be covering: 1. App discovery 2. Building brands & loyal audience 3. How the business model of Free 2 Play is affecting mobile gaming 4. Why Justin hates advertising in mobile games 5. Future of mobile gaming 6. Why King is crushing it with Candy Crush & casual games 7. What happened to Angry Birds (Rovio), Zynga, and Draw Something? Go here for the show notes: http://inspiredworlds.com/marketing-mobile-games-this-mobile-life-s01e05/

Justin Carroll has done everything. Everything...include wear cardboard socks. Dude played bass in Narcissus...twice. He apparently had a little trouble keeping his clothes on when he was younger. Then...somehow kept clothes on long enough to marry into our family. Started his own business. Made a blog to encourage young couples who can't get pregnant because they couldn't get pregnant. Then they got pregnant. Then they got pregnant again. He's a usually naked, cardboard sock wearing ball of energy who loves to create and encourage folks who have pregnancy issues. How is THAT not worth a listen? Justin loves you. So do we. Take care. Bye-bye. Chapter 18 show notes: Justin's AMAZING business site: http://www.monastery.io (Hire this man.) 40 Days of Disaster tour video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Joo1E2iQ7gc Justin and Dee's Pregnancy blog: https://youngandbarren.wordpress.com/author/jcarroll780/ Chapter 18 music: Mutoid Man - Surveillance Narcissus - As The Ship Takes On Water Narcissus - Heartbreaker Narcissus - Voida Narcissus - New Wave Techno Homicide Vanessa Carlton - A Thousand Miles (it's funny...trust me) Paul Simon - Graceland All the time stuff: Tweet at our eye sockets at https://twitter.com/asthestorygrows Email us about anything at asthestorygrows@gmail.com Hit us square in the facebook at https://www.facebook.com/asthestorygrows Look how pretty our Simplecast page is here: http://asthestorygrows.com Stephen's musical podcast journey: http://thetouristtrap.net Trav's drumming discography site: http://mynameistrav.com Listen to Unteachers (Stephen and Trav's band): https://unteachers.bandcamp.com Trav's rock band: http://halfbomber.com

When opportunity knocks, you answer the door. Timothy Henderson doesn't get a chance to talk about his musical past very often so we took advantage of his generous offering to talk to us for hours about it. He covers it all. Coming up with Mr. Bishops Fist. The Legend of "The Kentucky Men" (Catechumen)..the best band that no one has ever heard...until now. We have exclusive never-before-heard recordings of a Catechumen live rehearsal. Then, the two year reign of the almighty Warlord. This chapter ends with a very serious discussion about fibromyalgia and what we at ATSG are going to try to do to help Timothy and his family. Chapter Three Music: Deliverance- "Solitude" Vengeance Rising- "Hyde Under Pressure" Warlord- "Skody's Foe Hammer" Mr. Bishop's Fist- "Container" Catechumen- "Hooves" (live, unreleased exclusive) Warlord- "When Reality Sinks In" Boom Said Thunder- "Carnivore" Fibromyalgia Benefit Compilation with the help of Veritas Vinyl and Stephen's very own The Tourist Trap: http://benefitcomp.weebly.com Special thanks to Justin Carroll at http://www.monasterydesign.co for our ATSG "album" artwork. Check out his ridiculous resume and HIRE HIM!!! Boom Said Thunder on band camp: https://boomsaidthunder.bandcamp.com/music Like, as if Radiohead needs our help with promotion...here's a great article from Stereogum with a bunch of Bends music videos. Great read. http://www.stereogum.com/1785796/the-bends-turns-20/franchises/radiohead-week/ Here's a great read abut Chris Hyde with a lot of responses from folks who he knew/played with: http://classicchristianrockzone.blogspot.com/2015/02/drummer-chris-hyde-dies-at-50.html All the time stuff: Stephen's podcast: http://thetouristtrap.net Trav's drumming site: http://mynameistrav.com Listen to Unteachers (Stephen and Trav's band): https://unteachers.bandcamp.com Free download of Half Bomber (Trav's band): https://veritasvinyl.bandcamp.com/album/prink Skull Toaster, daily metal trivia for the masses: https://skulltoaster.com and on the twitters: https://twitter.com/skulltoaster