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Today Mike gets a chance to talk with Jake Moore of War-X. This is not your mother's OCR and this year Hubie Cushman is adding to the race. THATS RIGHT Indian Mud Run Obstacles are coming to WarX this year!Something very different, fun, and inclusive. They work to create an atmosphere of a war-zone in their permanent OCR facility in Ohio but at the same time make sure all the Heroes from Operation enduring warrior are able to run their race. Mike and Jake talk about why they do what they do in Ohio as well as reasons for you to come out and get involved. Recently War-X facilities have become the official OEW training grounds.Sign up Here:https://www.thisiswarx.com/war-x-race...Note from War-X: Everyone at War-X believes in supporting veterans, law enforcement, and all those who have personally sacrificed for our freedoms. We have partnered with Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW), and directly support their efforts with disabled and adaptive veterans. Operation Enduring Warrior is a 501(c)(3) non-profit 100% volunteer-run organization whose mission is to honor, empower and motivate America's wounded military service members, enabling the lives of our Wounded Warriors to go in directions they once thought impossible. War-X is the official training site for Operation Enduring Warrior and their masked athlete team. We host several events each year to help raise public awareness and support for OWE. 100% of all revenue generated from our events directly benefit their initiatives.https://www.enduringwarrior.org/WANT FREE STUFF? Do us a favor and rate us and leave a review on your favorite Podcast Platform. Screenshot it and email the review to us at BeastNetPodcast@gmail.com and we will send you a sticker.www.BeastNetPod.comMusic Info:https://beastnetpod.com/music#beastnetpod #OCRBuddy #DOHUSA #OCRaddix #OCRStrong2020 #raceLOCAL

Today Mike gets a chance to talk with Jake Moore of The OCR Buddy Community award winning War-X.  This is not you mother's OCR.  Something very different, fun, and inclusive.  They work to create an atmosphere of a war-zone in their permanent OCR facility in Ohio but at the same time make sure all the Heroes from Operation enduring warrior are able to run their race.  Mike and Jake talk about why they do what they do in Ohio as well as reasons for you to come out and get involved.  Recently War-X facilities have become the official OEW training grounds.Sign up Here:https://www.thisiswarx.com/war-x-race-campaign/Note from War-X: Everyone at War-X believes in supporting veterans, law enforcement, and all those who have personally sacrificed for our freedoms. We have partnered with Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW), and directly support their efforts with disabled and adaptive veterans. Operation Enduring Warrior is a 501(c)(3) non-profit 100% volunteer-run organization whose mission is to honor, empower and motivate America's wounded military service members, enabling the lives of our Wounded Warriors to go in directions they once thought impossible. War-X is the official training site for Operation Enduring Warrior and their masked athlete team. We host several events each year to help raise public awareness and support for OWE. 100% of all revenue generated from our events directly benefit their initiatives.https://www.enduringwarrior.org/WANT FREE STUFF? Do us a favor and rate us and leave a review on your         favorite  Podcast Platform.  Screenshot it and email the review   to      us      at   BeastNetPodcast@gmail.com and we will send you a     sticker.www.BeastNetPod.comMusic Info:https://beastnetpod.com/music#beastnetpod #OCRBuddy #OCRaddix #Moreheartthanscars #OCRStrong2020 #raceLOCAL --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beastnetpod/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beastnetpod/support

Warriors, Police, Veterans Helping Each Other: A Special Episode. In the realm of law enforcement, the term "warriors" extends beyond the battlefield and into the heart of communities. Law enforcement officers, akin to warriors on the front lines, confront the harsh realities of their profession daily. The weight of responsibility, coupled with the unpredictability of the job, can leave lasting scars. Chris understands this all too well, having witnessed the toll it takes on his fellow officers. Yet, in the face of adversity, he found a calling—to give back and assist others who share the burden of maintaining law and order. Chris Thorp, a retired law enforcement officer from the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department, knows the significance of being a warrior in the service of justice. He recounts his hardest day as a Sheriff's Deputy, a day etched with challenges that tested not only his physical prowess but also his mental resilience. Chris's commitment to supporting his comrades led him to embrace Operation Enduring Warrior - Task Force Sentinel. This organization stands as a beacon of hope for military veterans, first responders, and law enforcement officers grappling with the aftermath of their service. It is a testament to the spirit of warriors helping each other, transcending the boundaries between professions. In a world where the line between heroes and civilians blurs, the call to join hands becomes more resounding. Veterans, police officers, firefighters, and EMTs, united by a common purpose, rally together. They recognize that the challenges extend beyond the physical realm, acknowledging the silent battles fought within—the struggles against PTSD and the trauma that lingers long after the sirens fade. The camaraderie among these warriors is a force that binds them together. They understand that on the hardest days, it's the collective strength that sees them through. Physical injuries may heal with time, but the scars of the mind demand a different kind of healing—one that comes from mutual support and understanding. Chris Thorp's journey exemplifies the essence of warriors coming together, not only to share their stories but to actively help each other. Operation Enduring Warrior is a conduit for this collective effort, channeling the resilience of those who've faced the hardest days into programs that address both the visible and invisible wounds. In law enforcement, veterans, and emergency responders, the threads of support form a resilient bond. It's a testament to the idea that in joining forces, these warriors can make a difference not just in their own lives but in the lives of those who continue to stand on the front lines. The call to action echoes loudly—to join, to help, and to ensure that no warrior faces their hardest days alone.   Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW) is a veteran-founded non‐profit 501(c)(3) whose mission is to honor, empower, and motivate our nation's wounded military and law enforcement veterans through physical, mental and emotional rehabilitation. Our programs help participants overcome adversity and hardship through innovation, teamwork, and perseverance. This ultimately enables the lives of our wounded military and public service veterans to go in directions they may have once thought were impossible. OEW is a 100% volunteer-run organization. Donations go directly towards operational support of the organization and their various programs Get the latest news articles, without all the bias and spin, from the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast on the Newsbreak app, which is free. Follow us on MeWe, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. Background song Hurricane is used with permission from the band Dark Horse Flyer. Be sure to check out our website. Interested in being a guest, sponsorship or advertising opportunities send an email to the host and producer of the show jay@letradio.com.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This episode is a special one as it was done remotely at the Gunnison Gut Check created by Justen Mellor and his incredible non-profit, United We March. The Gunnison Gut Check is a ruck through the desert landscape of central Utah.  Proceeds go to veteran and first responder organizations. Operation Enduring Warrior is a fundamental element of the gut check, bringing OEW honorees who challenge themselves physically and mentally with the help of masked athletes and other members of Operation Enduring Warrior. Saddie (former air force) and James (former police officer) share a slice of their stories as OEW honorees, including why they are at the Gunnison Gut Check. You can check out Justen's story, founder of United We March by visiting the following link:  https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/ep-37-justens-american-story/id1539356968?i=1000532558567 Operation Enduring Warrior  

Pushing past your limitations!Today episode, Tyler talks with Christopher Wolff, Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW) Honoree and USAF veteran, about overcoming your obstacles and pushing past your limitations. Chris was able to do this through the camaraderie and support of OEW and their incredible awesomely inspiring teamwork. Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW) is a veteran-founded non‐profit 501(c)(3) whose mission is to honor, empower, and motivate our nation's wounded military and law enforcement veterans through physical, mental, and emotional rehabilitation. Our programs help participants overcome adversity and hardship through innovation, teamwork, and perseverance. This ultimately enables the lives of our wounded military and public service veterans to go in directions they may have once thought were impossible.OEW is a 100% volunteer-run organization. Donations go directly towards operational support of the organization and our various programs.Visit their webpage at https://www.enduringwarrior.org/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EnduringWarriorOrgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/operationenduringwarrior/Twitter: https://twitter.com/enduringwarriorFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/EnduringWarrior/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/oew/Stay up to date and gain early access to new podcasts and upcoming events by signing up for our newsletter at Coming Home Well NewsletterCheck out our other podcasts: Beyond The Frontline, Be Crazy Well, Veteran Et CeteraThank you to BetterHelp for sponsoring today's episode! Coming Home Well listeners can get 10% off by visiting betterhelp.com/cominghomewellSupport the showFollow us on our socialsYouTube @cominghomewellbehindtheserviceInstagram @cominghomewell_btsFacebook at Coming Home WellLinkedIn at Coming Home WellTwitter @ComingHomeWell

Representatives from CDCR's Office of Employee Wellness share memories of their first day at CDCR, including Custody and Administrative experience. Their diverse experiences share a common thread - Corrections is a workplace unlike any other, with stressors and duties not easy to relate to. The OEW experts share their tips for recognizing the signs of stress in ourselves and our loved ones, and resources for how to move through it successfully.Recorded on September 1, 2022Hosted by Joe Orlando & Tessa OuthyseProduced by Corey Ringer & Kathryn Jue

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TNW Pod # 220 ... 5th Year Anniversary with OEW in North Bay It's our 5th anniversary so join Casey, Reese and guests Will Noye & John Malanos as we are in attendance for an O.E.W. Bash at The Bay with IMPACT World Champion Josh Alexander. Listen to the boys talk about the show, wrestling and just having fun. Canada's top mentalist Mysterion also drops by our table for a visit. All this and more, so join us for a bit here on Talk'N Wrestling. Where wrestling and comedy collide!!

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Earl Granville is an obstacle course athlete, marathon runner, triathlete, and speaker. He ran for Congress. He has won numerous awards for his kindness and generosity. And he is a disabled Veteran. Earl lost his left leg in Afghanistan in roadside bomb attack. Earl's twin brother Joe, his best friend, died by suicide while serving on active duty in 2010. Earl joins host Fran Racioppi in the back of the WWII British Royal Air Force Land Rover Ambulance to talk about resiliency, drive, and adaptability. Earl has had every reason in life to close up, go internal and quit. Yet he wakes up every day with a purpose. He wakes up with the goal of never quitting, learning from his past and helping others define their path in life. Read the full episode transcription here and learn more on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Check out our video versions on YouTube.Highlights: -Earl joined the Army to get free college when 9/11 occurred 11 days into his basic training experience changing his perspective on service to the nation. (7:12)-Volunteering to go to Iraq showed Earl that the military is about serving each other, not yourself. (10:30)-Earl describes in detail the decisions and events that led to the loss of his leg in Afghanistan. (14:21)-Rehabilitation at Walter Reed Army Medical Center was over 18 months long, testing every part of Earl's mental and physical strength. (27:30)-Earl's brother Joe died by suicide pushing him into severe depression. (31:00) -CrossFit, obstacle course racing and marathon running became a passion for Earl after Joe's death. (36:15)-Operation Enduring Warrior & the Oscar Mike Foundation afford Earl the opportunity to help other wounded and disabled Veterans identify and achieve their goals. (38:30)-Earl explains why he carries Cindy (a cinder block with chains) to symbolize strength through adversity. (44:08)-The 3P's and the recipe to find them. (46:45) Quotes:-”I was one of those guys that literally joined the National Guard for college…my mindset was ‘what can this do for me.'” (7:13)-”Going to Iraq, I realized this isn't about me. It's about us.” (11:09)-“My feet are backwards and I'm full of blood….we just hit a roadside bomb.” (18:26)-”I said to him ‘don't let me die alone.''” (19:14)-”How could I get this second chance at life and have my own twin brother take his away.” (30:55)-”You got to run across the finish line. You don't walk.” (37:13)-”OEW helped me through that Spartan Race; however, now I'm gonna help other people.” (40:55)-”Cindy is a reminder that we don't have to carry the weight by ourselves. We all carry this together.“ (46:00)-”You must have a purpose. You have to have a passion. And you must be part of something bigger than yourselves.” (46:45)Earl's Three Daily Foundations to Success:-Meditation-Journaling-Physical fitnessThis episode is brought to you by Jersey Mike's, 18A Fitness, Analytix Solutions, Jaguar Land Rover of Fairfield and The Readiness Collective.

This is the story of a friendship between two OEW Warriors, Earl Granville and Johnny Lopez.  Both men are wounded warriors, Earl lost his leg in Afghanistan and Johnny his arm by a drunk driver. Both men found mental healing through physical strength and an unbreakable bond with each other.   Earl and Johnny discuss some of the issues facing our military and veterans today including:  overmedicating with drugs; PTSD (real or perceived), and finding purpose and meaning after their military careers. Johnny and Earl are huge advocates of Operation Enduring Warrior and the mission they promote.  Veterans, military, and first responders find healing through OEW. https://www.enduringwarrior.org/  (Operation Enduring Warrior) https://www.earlgranville.org/  Earl Granville Website https://www.instagram.com/earlgranville/  Earl Granville Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lopez.oew/  Johnny Lopez Instagram https://www.facebook.com/granville5838  Earl Granville Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LOPEZ.OEW  Johnny Lopez Facebook   We The People Our American Story podcast can be found all over the web: www.wethepeopleouramericanstory.com https://www.instagram.com/wethepeopleoas/  We the People OAS on Instagram https://www.facebook.com/tinamccaf  We The People Our American Story on Facebook https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJhhsZdRKe_lSO6XUd2nbkg  We The People Our American Story YouTube https://www.tiktok.com/@tinaamericanpatriot  TinaAmericanPatriot on TikTok

On May 7th, 2016 Jeremy Scharlow was involved in an OIS (Officer Involved Shooting.)  After his physical injuries healed, Jeremy found himself fighting a new battle, PTSD.  He now work diligently to spread awareness for PTSD in the First Responder Community.    Jeremy Scharlow is a public speaker, advocate for military and law enforcement veterans, and author of the book, “My Brother's Keeper: Relearning to Live with PTSD.” He served as a patrol officer for Mahomet Police Department for ten years, nine of those as a METRO SWAT member, until he medically retired after his on-duty shooting incident. Jeremy completed his Master of Art's in Legal Studies at the University of Illinois at Springfield and went on to found Relearningtolive.com.   In addition to advocating for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Suicide Awareness in the law enforcement community, he is currently an honoree with Operation Enduring Warrior and serves as the Program Manager for their Warrior Voice Program.    Operation Enduring Warrior's  (OEW) mission is to honor empower, and motivate our nation's wounded military and law enforcement veterans.  Through programs ranging from skydiving, public speaking, archery, endurance races, and much more, their  honorees overcome adversity and hardship through innovation, teamwork, and perseverance.  Together, their team, honorees, and supporters make the OEW family.   Operation Enduring Warrior-Honoring Their Sacrifice.   You can find Jeremy at the following:   Officer Jeremy Scharlow-ret. Facebook Jeremy Scharlow Instagram   And you can help Jeremy pay for his volunteer trip to Alaska in order to help build the PTSD retreat by going here: gofundme Alaskan PTSD Wilderness Retreat Build   In Jeremy's episode we mentioned several previous guests.  If you have not heard their stories, there is no time like the present.   Ep. 25 No Legs, No Vision, No Problem-Matthew's American Story Ep. 35 Ian's American Story Featuring Medal of Honor Recipient, Ross McGinnis Ep. 37 Justen's American Story Ep. 39 Best Shot in the Marines-Julia's American Story Ep. 48 Resiliency- Leslie's American Story Ep. 53 Navy SEAL-Ray "Cash" Care's American Story   Available on Apple and most major podcast platforms.  

Seann Ritzman is a New Jersey native.  Raised by a single mother, Seann's grandfather was the father figure in his life.  Seann was taught to take pride in his country; his grandfather having served in Korea in the Army Corps. of Engineers. At seventeen, Seann joined a delayed entry program into the "Marine Corps. Chaffeur Crew," aka the Navy.  Seann's boot camp was the summer after he graduated high school.  He remembers boot camp as eye opening, the air thick with the moisture of sweat.   Seann's four year enlistment was spent at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. Seann elected not to re-enlist, and spent the next several years trying to find a purpose and direction for his life including: working for an alarm company, Hot Topic, ADP, and finally ending up at Cissco. For the past eight years Seann has been instrumental in working with veterans through the Veteran Focus Resource Organization at Cisco.   Seann has devoted a great deal of his time, passion, and energy to Operation Enduring Warrior, an organization whose mission is to honor, empower, and motivate our wounded warriors.  OEW is probably best known for their spartan races.  OEW takes the broken and makes them whole.  Honorees run races, accompanied by handlers wearing gas masks.  Honorees receive the praise; handlers are blank slates. Seann credits OEW for helping him find the right people to bring him out of a very frustrating and dark time. Seann and I mention two OEW honorees whose stories were told on the We The People Our American Story podcast. Ep. 25 No Legs, No Vision, No Problem-Matthew's American Story Ep. 35 Ian's American Story-Featuring Medal of Honor Recepient Ross McGinnis Find a purpose.  "Whatever your gift, give it away."  Find an organization to serve others, for there you will find strength and community. Whole Vet BeArded WarriorS F3 Nation Team Red White Blue 1 Tribe Foundation  

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Qué cambia en Windows 11, cómo conseguirlo y preparar tu ordenador / Instagram permite publicar desde web / WhatsApp entorpece los audios / Nvidia Canva nativo / Metano filtrado en toda Europa Patrocinador: La sostenibilidad tan importante como la seguridad, y ¿quién mejor que Volvo para ir hacia el futuro? En 2025 la mitad de los coches que venda serán eléctricos, y en 2030 todos lo serán. El nuevo Volvo XC40 Recharge https://www.volvocars.com/es/ es el primer vehículo 100% eléctrico de la compañía. — Descubre todo sobre los coches eléctricos de Volvo en volvocars.es https://www.volvocars.com/es/. Qué cambia en Windows 11, cómo conseguirlo y preparar tu ordenador / Instagram permite publicar desde web / WhatsApp entorpece los audios / Nvidia Canva nativo / Metano filtrado en toda Europa  Microsoft anunció Windows 11, su nuevo sistema operativo que llegará en 2022. Una serie de cambios estéticos y de fondo técnico https://www.geeknetic.es/Noticia/22319/Llega-Windows-11-centrado-en-el-Diseno-de-la-Interfaz-y-Optimizacion-de-Tareas.html que de momento no lo separarán mucho de la situación actual con Windows 10. — Lo más interesante:  Podrás instalar aplicaciones de Android https://es.gizmodo.com/windows-11-podra-instalar-aplicaciones-de-android-1847165801 desde la tienda de Microsoft, que en realidad beberá de la tienda de Amazon. — Estarán pre-optimizadas para x86 usando tecnología de Intel https://www.engadget.com/intel-bridge-windows-11-android-apps-181527847.html, que también funcionará en equipos AMD https://pocketnow.com/android-apps-on-windows-11-will-run-on-amd-powered-machines, claro.  La lista de CPUs soportadas es bastante corta https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/minimum/supported/windows-11-supported-intel-processors. Solo Intel de 8ª generación y en adelante, Ryzen 2000 y en adelante. Un golpe duro para millones de consumidores que se quedarán en Windows 10.  Se necesita TPM 2.0 https://microsofters.com/178589/como-habilitar-tpm-2-0-y-arranque-seguro-para-actualizar-a-windows-11/ y aunque muchos ordenadores nuevos lo tienen, está desactivado. Aquí una sencilla guía para tenerlo listo.  Estará disponible desde la semana que viene en beta https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2021/06/24/preparing-for-insider-preview-builds-of-windows-11/ para todos aquellos que estén apuntados al programa Insider, como las versiones rápidas de Windows 10.  Microsoft Teams será WebView 2 https://microsofters.com/178647/microsoft-teams-se-pasa-a-webview2-para-ser-mas-rapida/ en vez de Electron, y en Windows 11 está integrado https://es.digitaltrends.com/computadoras/microsoft-teams-windows-11/ ahora a nivel del sistema operativo.  Software que dice adiós y no se instalarán o mostrarán por defecto https://es.gizmodo.com/todo-lo-que-microsoft-ha-eliminado-de-windows-11-1847169345: Skype, Internet Explorer, Cortana, modo tableta, Wallet, OneNote, y alguna más. Disculpad el retraso de esta edición, y que esté absorbida casi por completo por Windows 11. Os enviaré otra con más enlaces tecnológicos interesantes.  Instagram permite publicar desde la web. Un cambio histórico que de momento ya está disponible para algunos usuarios https://eloutput.com/noticias/redes-sociales/instagram-publicar-navegador-web/. Simplemente aparecerá un botoncito de añadir en el menú superior derecho. La empresa no ha publicado cuando estará disponible para todos. — A mí de momento no me sale.  Otro cambio: nos mostrarán mucho más contenido de cuentas que no seguimos https://www.elespanol.com/omicrono/software/20210624/instagram-mostrara-cuentas-no-sigues-fotos-amigos/591441483_0.html.  Ahora se puede compartir un tweet en las historias de Instagram de forma nativa https://eloutput.com/redes-sociales/twitter/publicar-tweets-instagram-stories/, sin necesidad de hacer pantallazos.  WhatsApp elimina la barra de progreso de audios en la beta. No sabemos si es una prueba cambiando interfaces o quedará como un ajuste, pero podría ser un cambio drástico https://www.proandroid.com/whatsapp-acaba-de-eliminar-una-funcion-esencial-para-todos-los-usuarios/ con el uso tradicional de las notas de voz. — Si se implementa... ¿quizá podría ayudar a acortarlas?  El mayor fabricante de ordenadores especializados para cripto pausa su venta. Los cambios legales en China están haciendo a muchos mineros vender su equipamiento, lo que ha tirado por los suelos los precios de reventa. Ahora Bitmain también pausará sus ventas https://es.cointelegraph.com/news/bitmain-reportedly-suspends-bitcoin-miner-orders-amid-booming-secondhand-supply mientras espera que vuelvan las vacas gordas y no competir con un mercado saturado.  Cientos de estaciones y fábricas en toda Europa filtran metano a la atmósfera. Las emisiones de este preciado (y muy contaminante) gas no están reguladas en el sector energético, así que la industria europea en general no está vigilando si se escapa de sus contenedores o toberas de gas natural y otros, como se ha demostrado con una cámara especial https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/exclusive-gas-infrastructure-across-europe-leaking-planet-warming-methane-video-2021-06-24/. Preocupante.  Nvidia publica la beta de Canvas, su herramienta de ilustración con IA. Demostrado hace tiempo y disponible ahora para Windows, con solo unos simples trazos de elementos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u_08---oEw como montañas, hierba, arena, cielo, etc. y crear imágenes foto-realistas. Ocupa más de 1 GB https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/studio/canvas/, y voy a tirarme todo el finde usándola.  Podéis usar la versión web http://nvidia-research-mingyuliu.com/gaugan/ disponible hace un tiempo, que entiendo que utiliza el mismo software pero ejecutado en remoto.

On this week's episode we return to Texas Gun Experience where, we had the opportunity to sit down with the President of Operation Enduring Warrior, Troy Warshel, and honoree and program manager for OEW's Warrior voice Jeremy Scharlow. Troy, also a veteran marine fighter pilot, explains what this incredible non-profit is doing for our warrior community and what it means to him and the OEW family. Jeremy gets real and takes us back to his on duty shooting and the aftermath, including his struggles with PTSD and addiction, until OEW found him and gave him a new purpose. Check out his book, “My Brother's Keeper: Relearning to Live with PTSD”.We are so excited to announce that we are partnering with OEW to share more honoree's stories on a series called “The warriors voice”. We hope that these episodes will help provide healing and an outlet for the honorees, but we also hope that this reaches someone that needs to know they are not alone. That there are good men and women who want to help. You are here for a purpose and needed more than you know. A special shout out to Soledier Socks for surprising OEW with custom sock design. A portion of the proceeds will go directly to OEW. Pay close attention for the sock release in the coming monthsThank you to our sponsors Soledier Socks and RX Plus Plate for making this episode possible!Check out Soledier Socks at www.solediersocks.comCheck out Rx Plus Plates at www.rxplusplates.comMusic from todays episode was provided by Nothing More. Check out www.nothingmore.net for their latest. 

Troy Warshel is a Marine Veteran serving in a host of positions including F/A - 18 fighter pilot and forward air controller. Troy is also the president of the non-profit Operation Enduring Warrior. We discuss his journey into the military, mental and physical lessons from aviation, the proximity of combat, mental health, nuclear power, OEW's incredible work and so much more.

On this episode of Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! our host Marianne Jordon interviews Emily Fitchpatrick of Hope House about the serious problem of sex trafficking - modern day slavery for young girls and women. Emily is the founder and executive director of On Eagles Wings Hope House. OEW is a refuge for girls who are rescued from sex trafficking. OEW offers assistance to those still trapped, and restores those that have survived by offering hope, empowerment, and a brighter future. OEW focuses on prevention, outreach, aftercare, and empowerment. Listen and learn how you can invest in a life.

On this episode of Christian Devotions SPEAK UP! our host Marianne Jordon interviews Emily Fitchpatrick of Hope House about the serious problem of sex trafficking - modern day slavery for young girls and women. Emily is the founder and executive director of On Eagles Wings Hope House. OEW is a refuge for girls who are rescued from sex trafficking. OEW offers assistance to those still trapped, and restores those that have survived by offering hope, empowerment, and a brighter future. OEW focuses on prevention, outreach, aftercare, and empowerment. Listen and learn how you can invest in a life.

Today Mike gets a chance to talk with Jake Moore of War-X. This is not you mother's OCR. Something very different, fun, and inclusive. They work to create an atmosphere of a war-zone in their permanent OCR facility in Ohio but at the same time make sure all the Heroes from Operation enduring warrior are able to run their race. Mike and Jake talk about why they do what they do in Ohio as well as reasons for you to come out and get involved. Recently War-X facilities have become the official OEW training grounds. Sign up Here: https://www.thisiswarx.com/war-x-race-campaign/ Note from War-X: Everyone at War-X believes in supporting veterans, law enforcement, and all those who have personally sacrificed for our freedoms. We have partnered with Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW), and directly support their efforts with disabled and adaptive veterans. Operation Enduring Warrior is a 501(c)(3) non-profit 100% volunteer-run organization whose mission is to honor, empower and motivate America’s wounded military service members, enabling the lives of our Wounded Warriors to go in directions they once thought impossible. War-X is the official training site for Operation Enduring Warrior and their masked athlete team. We host several events each year to help raise public awareness and support for OWE. 100% of all revenue generated from our events directly benefit their initiatives. https://www.enduringwarrior.org/ WANT FREE STUFF? Do us a favor and rate us and leave a review on your favorite Podcast Platform. Screenshot it and email the review to us at BeastNetPodcast@gmail.com and we will send you a sticker. www.ocr-strong.com/ www.BeastNetPod.com Music Info: https://beastnetpod.com/music #beastnetpod #OCRBuddy #OCRStrong #OCRaddix #OCRStrong2020 #raceLOCAL --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beastnetpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beastnetpod/support

Today Bother Boggs gets a chance to talk with Joey McGlamory of More Heart Than Scars as well as IRUN4, GREY BERETS, (50+), OEW, OSCARMIKE, 22TOOMANY, 22KILLS, CARRY THE FALLEN, and Operation Valor. Joey and Don talk Returning the Favor with Mike Rowe, to Sober Spartans, and our new Facebook group Survivors that we just couldn't break this up any further. This is just a super fun episode and might have info on upcoming BeastNet events not announced yet. You can watch Returning the Favor Mondays on Facebook watch. https://www.facebook.com/ReturningTheFavor/videos/193967495266434/ Learn more about Zack, Erika, Joey and more here: www.MoreHeartThanScars.org Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjZllXB1kdXHDfuMdlWR3t3-eJc2SEg0A Insta and Facebook @moreheartthanscarsofficial Joey's personal FB, IG & Twitter pages. (Joey.McGlamory & @joeymcglamory @joeymcglamory) Fundraiser for a much needed wheelchair: https://www.gofundme.com/f/more-heart-than-scars You will have to take a moment and listen to this episode of the BeastNet. Go watch the episode of Returning the Favor, and grab a tissue. It's a common theme with many Spartans out there, At this point in your life you have already Survived the worst thing you have lived through. You are a Survivor. (Check out the new group for positivity here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1454349528069375/ ) WANT FREE STUFF? Do us a favor and rate us and leave a review on your favorite Podcast Platform. Screenshot it and email the review to us at BeastNetPodcast@gmail.com and we will send you a sticker. www.BeastNetPod.com #BeastNetPod Mike Rowe Works, Dirty Jobs, Returning the Favor, Spartan Para, More Heart Than Scars Music use Info: https://beastnetpod.com/music --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beastnetpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beastnetpod/support

With Army Veteran, Adaptive Athlete for Operation Enduring Warrior and Spartan Race, Jonathan Lopez. Join us as he discusses how you can destroy your excuses. You can do more than you think you can! Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW) is a veteran-founded non‐profit 501(c)(3) whose mission is to honor, empower, and motivate our nation’s wounded military and law enforcement veterans through physical, mental and emotional rehabilitation. Our programs help participants overcome adversity and hardship through innovation, teamwork, and perseverance. This ultimately enables the lives of our wounded military and public service veterans to go in directions they may have once thought were impossible. To learn more, go to https://www.enduringwarrior.org/ OEW is a 100% volunteer-run organization. Donations go directly towards operational support of the organization and our various programs. The Brave and Faithful Podcast is sponsored by Fortis Et Fidelis, a brand dedicated to the brave and faithful service of our military members. To learn more about the brave and faithful, go to https://www.fortis-fidelis.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fortis-et-fidelis/support

There are many adversities we face in life. Some of outward-facing while many are scars we carry on the insides of our hearts. Today's guest can speak to both. Jonathan Lopez is an Army Infantry veteran + member of Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW). OEW is a veteran-founded non‐profit whose mission is to honor, empower, and motivate our nation’s wounded military and law enforcement veterans through physical, mental and emotional rehabilitation. Jonathan joins us for a raw, emotional and honest conversation about serving our country, learning how to accept unexpected circumstances + challenges in life and inspiring others to do the same. (Thank you to Live Inspired community member Martina for sharing her special relationship Jonathan, his connection her late son Thomas + the work OEW is doing in our communities. Share your guest recommendations with us at podcast@johnolearyinspires.com) SHOW NOTES: According to the 2019 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report, more than 16 United States veterans die by suicide every day. At 17 years old, Jonathan joined the Army seeking brotherhood + community, something that was lacking in his life. During Special Forces Training, Jonathan realized the community he always sought was already in the barracks + quit. Days later, Jonathan was involved with a head-on motorcycle accident that resulted in 17 fractures in his left leg, broke every rib on his left side + the amputation of his left arm. Finding peace: "Not too long ago, I let go. It was one of the most liberating things."  Jonathan's focus + determination on rehabilitating his leg helped him cope with the loss of his arm. Unleashing a monster: While rehabilitating his leg, Jonathan became addicted to opioids, which eventually led to a suicide attempt. "Figuring out how to do things with one hand is not that complicated. Mental rehabilitation is hard." Redemption: During induction to Operation Enduring Warrior's Masked Athlete Team, Jonathan's mentor Jeff Farmer presented an opportunity for redemption.   "Face your obstacles, smile + get it over with." Jonathan attempted suicide not wanting his children to grow up with a "deadbeat father". Today, he's choosing to live because of his kids. Learn more about Operation Enduring Warrior here. If you or someone you know needs help, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Other Live Inspired Podcast guests have shared about suicide prevention + awareness. Kevin Hines speaks of overcoming his "brain pain" + thriving in spite of mental illness on ep. 164.  Dese'Rae Stage speaks about sharing stories of other suicide attempt survivors on ep. 156.  Dennis Gillan discusses the loss of two brothers to suicide on ep. 46.  JONATHAN LOPEZ'S LIVE INSPIRED 7 1. What is the best book you’ve ever read? Raising Men: Lessons Navy SEALs Learned from Their Training and Taught to Their Sons by Dina Santorelli and Eric Davis. 2. What is a characteristic or trait that you possessed as a child that you wish you still exhibited today? I was never afraid of the unknown. 3. Your house is on fire, all living things and people are out. You have the opportunity to run in and grab one item. What would it be? Nothing. Part of my evolution in life has to become a minimalist, be purer and not be attached to anything. 4. You are sitting on a bench overlooking a gorgeous beach. You have the opportunity to have a long conversation with anyone living or dead. Who would it be? My grandmother. 5. What is the best advice you’ve ever received? My grandmother taught me to plant a tree, write a book and have children. My friend Scott encourages me to leave my footprints to guide others. 6. What advice would you give your 20-year-old self? Nothing. It would change where I am today. 7. It’s been said that all great people can have their lives summed up in one sentence. How do you want yours to read? Die first, then quit.  *** Did you enjoy today's episode? Share it with your friends! Then subscribe, rate + review on Apple Podcasts. Live Inspired with John daily on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram + get his Monday Motivation email.  

The Enduring Warrior Chris Wolff Chris Wolff is a United States Airforce veteran.  Wolff is well know for his involvement in with organizations such as Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW), the Adaptive Training Foundation (ATF), his athletic accomplishments, and the support he provides to wounded veterans and the adaptive tribe.  In October 2008, while state-side, Chris received a flu vaccination and this vaccination caused a reaction that resulted in a C-4 quadriplegic diagnosis for Chris.  Chris rose above the odds and he is recovering from paralysis and thriving.Chris Wolff is beacon of hope and provides a map to move forward for those adapting to significant struggles.     In this episode we discuss, Chris Wolff shares his military and adaptive story.   Chris talks about competing in obstacle course races (OCR), Red Bull 400, etc. and how one can also compete. Learn about Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW) and how you can support and even become part of OEW and how OEW can help you. Hear how anyone can find a way to adapt, beat the darkness, and achieve goals no matter the circumstance.  Chris Wolff has a method to get you moving forward.   https://www.facebook.com/bigbadwolff1 https://www.facebook.com/EnduringWarrior/ https://www.instagram.com/operationenduringwarrior https://adaptivetrainingfoundation.org   Personalities mentioned in this episode: Randy Diehl https://www.instagram.com/randydiel/?hl=en Randy Naantz https://www.instagram.com/nantzrandy/?hl=en Jonathan Lopez https://www.instagram.com/lopez.oew/?hl=en Dave Vobora https://www.instagram.com/davidvobora/?hl=en   More about Chris Wolff Chris Wolff rushed his enlistment into the military after he witnessed the 9/11 attacks.  He served in the United States Air Force and deployed many times over his military career.  In October 2008, while state-side, Chris received a flu vaccination and his life changed as he now was diagnosed as a C-4 quadripelegic.  Chris rose above the odds and he is recovering from paralysis and thriving.  Chris is the one of the first national athletes for the Adaptive Training Foundation (ATF) becoming part of the initial grads from the ATF program.  He’s completed various obstacle course races including Spartan Supers, he finished the Red Bull 400, and he’s competed in many other realms in past years.   More about Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW) Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW) is a veteran-founded non‐profit 501(c)(3) whose mission is to honor, empower, and motivate our nation’s wounded military and law enforcement veterans through physical, mental and emotional rehabilitation. Our programs help participants overcome adversity and hardship through innovation, teamwork, and perseverance. This ultimately enables the lives of our wounded military and public service veterans to go in directions they may have once thought were impossible.  OEW is a completely volunteer run organization. Donations go directly towards operational support of the organization and its different programs. https://www.enduringwarrior.org

The Bataan Memorial Death March is, as they say more than just a marathon… it ‘honors the thousands of heroic service members who defended the Philippine Islands during World War II, sacrificing their freedom, health, and, in many cases, their very lives.’ Joe, Colonel Nye, Sefra Alexandra, Erica Walker, Marion Abrams and Command Sergeant Major (Retired) Frank Grippe embarked on a sojourn to honor the men that exhibited true grit to their bone marrow. The 26.2 mile ruck through the White Sands Missile Range brought with it sweat, crippling dehydration, pain so excruciating it caused dry retching… yet in comparison to what these veterans had been through (as told by Death March Survivor Dan Crowley on Spartan UP! Podcast Episode 229) this was just a walk in the park. Walking alongside OEW, thousands of men women and children- our frame of reference was once again shifted. What the body can endure is extraordinary and the experience of rucking through the gorgeous yucca-clad landscape with beans on head, smiles on face and laughter in the belly- once again proved that friendships are only made stronger when you get comfortable being uncomfortable.   Lessons: · Colonel Nye dehydrates faster than a camel drinking saltwater · Joe needs a backpack sponsor · Erica Walker needed a walker at the airport · Marion secretly ran more than all of us with more weight · Frank Grippe needs to buy a scale · Sefra should get sponsored by Goya · The men that survived and died in this march should never be forgotten

Race date 5/18/19 Details on race: https://dirtybirdevents.com/Hardship-hill-ocr/ Details on OEW: www.enduringwarrior.org

Operation Enduring Warrior is a group of veteran and law Enforcement volunteers who take wounded warriors through Spartan races, skydiving and other activities, restoring their physical and mental confidence. I ran a Spartan Super with OEW and Federal Agent Drew Stokes, who has shot in the line of duty a year prior. We sat down after the race to discuss their program, Drew's experience, overcoming injury, finding a tribe and much more.

A brand new wrestling promotion is in town and its name is AEW. Recently the new promotion held a rally in Jacksonville, Florida where Cody, The Young Bucks and AEW found Tony Khan where they addressed some hot topics regarding the launch of the hot new brand. AEW has promised to have a strong women's division with equal pay, new talent coming abroad from the Chinese wrestling promotion OEW, and new signings. There were also a few "surprise" appearances. We then dive into Wrestle Kingdom 13 and which matches we loved. Wrestle Kingdom also saw the final match of Kenny Omega and Kushida. We discuss the future of NJPW since their departure and also rumored departures.  

Cadre Danny talks the 2018 OEW bike tour and how your @F3Nation Region can get involved to support the tour and participate https://www.enduringwarrior.org/ or follow the event on facebook

BASE Life Podcast Episode #25 - Brian, Randy and Ben give Annette O'Neil and Joel Strickland a call during their roadtrip fundraiser for Operation Enduring Warrior to help raise awareness for an amazing cause.  Annette's article in The Parachutist Magazine (More Than the Sum of Its Jumps) was the impotus for this conversation, but it was also an opportunity for sky family to catch up and spread some love. Operation Enduring Warrior (OEW) is a veteran-founded non‐profit 501(c)(3) whose mission is to honor, empower, and motivate our nation's wounded veterans through a physical, mental and emotional rehabilitation. Their programs help participants overcome adversity and hardship through innovation, teamwork, and perseverance. This ultimately enables the lives of wounded veterans to go in directions they may have once thought were impossible. OEW is a 100% volunteer-run organization. Donations go directly towards operational support of the organization and their various programs. OEW YouTube Channel Travis Manion Foundation Skydiving Angels Jump for the Rose Other Links and Mentions: 4 Hour Work Week Melvin Brewing  Give us some feedback below!  If you have topics you want us to cover or recommendations to improve the show, hit us up! BASE Life on Instagram BASE Life on Facebook Email Us! Valley BASE Gear

Our time and energy are the most precious things we can give to another human. - Earl Granville Operation Enduring Warrior is a 100% volunteer-based organization composed of current and former members of the military, family members, and patriotic citizens who wish to give back to our nation’s wounded veterans. Their program helps participants overcome adversity and hardship through innovation, teamwork, and perseverance. JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP | REVIEW THIS PODCAST Join us on Wellness Force Radio 138 as we talk with Jonathan Lopez and Earl Granville, both military veterans and amputees, who are members of Operation Enduring Warrior and have a mission to help our wounded soldiers live life to the fullest.   Links From Today's Show: Operation Enduring Warrior: Website Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram Jonathan Lopez: Facebook Instagram Earl Granville Facebook Twitter Spartan Race Inc. Obstacle Course Races United States Army Special Forces selection and training Spartan Ultimate Team Challenge - NBC.com Unbeatable Mind - Mental Toughness Training by Mark Divine Spartan Honor Series Nick "The Raging Panda" Koulchar Jonathan's Rope Climb Video Oscar Mike Fort Benning Fort Carson West Point Fort Campbell Fort Knox Listen To Episode 138 as Jonathan and Earl Uncover: Why 100% of efforts for OEW are volunteer-based How OEW is fostering the lost connection and lack of comradery that affects many of our veterans after the military The emotional healing our soldiers go through after suffering injuries How Jonathan and Earl are motivating our wounded veterans to live an active lifestyle Developing a purpose that's bigger than yourself How giving our time and energy to others can help us create a fulfilling life Finding a sense of community and connection How to mentally navigate the 32-mile Spartan Ultra-Beast course The deeper motivation we receive when helping our fellow brothers and sisters Learning to adapt to life's challenges and meet our goals in different ways How we can tap into the fuel, fire, and motivation to rise out of the darkest moments in life Ways to shift perspective and pull ourselves out of the victim mentality How to recover and move forward in life after suffering a tremendous loss The impact we feel from helping others who have nothing to give in return Power Quotes from Jonathan and Earl   "We need local communities to come together and support our country's veterans." - Jonathan Lopez "I realized that playing the victim wouldn't get me anywhere. I had to get back out there and live my life." - Earl Granville "Each step forward is another step closer to the finish line." - Earl Granville "Life will never go 100% according to plan. We must be able to adapt and overcome." - Earl Granville "Die first, then quit." - Jonathan Lopez "This obstacle is more than just a 6-foot wall. It's an obstacle for someone who was laying in a hospital bed being told they would never walk again." - Jonathan Lopez "Our time and energy are the most precious things we can give to another human." - Earl Granville "Operation Enduring Warrior fosters the comradery many veterans lose after removing their uniform." - Jonathan Lopez About Operation Enduring Warrior Operation Enduring Warrior is a 100% volunteer organization composed of current and former members of the military, family members, and patriotic citizens who wish to give back to our nation’s wounded veterans. The team members who don the mask are members of the Masked Athlete Team (MAT).  These members have gone through a rigorous selection process known as Warrior INDOC. This in-depth process is composed of several phases of personal, professional and physical analysis, fundraising abilities, and teamwork assessment. The final phase is a 48-hour physical and mental endurance component during which candidates complete a series of challenges under the close supervision of selected team members. Candidates who successfully complete this stage may then be invited to join the ranks of the Team. Completion rate from start to finish is often times less than 20%. We also rely heavily on our OEW Community Ambassadors (OCAs). These are selfless men and women who have chosen to take up the banner of our cause to honor, empower and motivate wounded veterans.  They accomplish this by fundraising on behalf of the team, arranging social events, and participating in a wide variety of athletic events in our branded gear (gas masks not allowed). Often these athletes will run alongside the MAT at events. The OCA members are invaluable to the success of our mission. Become an OEW Community Ambassador (OCA) Our Community Ambassadors (OCAs) are volunteer supporters who wish to assist in raising awareness and donations for OEW through spreading the word, participating in local community events wearing OEW branded gear, and promoting our cause through social media outlets. The OCA program was established to give everyone across the country the opportunity to personally support our nation’s wounded service members and their families. While only our Masked Athlete Team assist our wounded veterans at athletic events, all of our OCAs can assist in the community! Whether you are participating in your first event, or are a seasoned athlete, or are acting as a volunteer in one of many ways, your efforts can make a difference in the quality of life for our wounded service members! Check our Facebook page for updates and events where the OEW Team calls all existing and aspiring Community Ambassadors to join us in our mission to, “Honor, Empower and Motivate” our nation’s wounded service members. Click here to Join the OCA Community! Join The Operation Enduring Warrior Team If you would like to sign up as an OCA, please visit enduringwarrior.kintera.org and click on Community Ambassador Registration. Once you are registered as an OEW Community Ambassador, you are eligible to join our closed Facebook OCA group. Please email info@enduringwarrior.org for further instructions on how to join. About Jonathan Lopez Previous to 2000, Jonathan was a highly-motivated infantry soldier on a successful career trajectory. He had completed Airborne training, the Ranger Indoctrination program and trained abroad with the Belgium Commandos. He deployed with the first infantry division and had just attended Special Forces Assessment and Selection – when the universe decided it had other plans for him. While he does not have much in the way of actual memory of the accident itself, he was told that he had been hit by a drunk driver while on his motorcycle. He has a vague memory of laying on the pavement, a helicopter, doctors speaking in German desperately working on him and the plane ride leading to his arrival at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington DC. He was told he had suffered multiple injuries, including the loss and subsequent amputation of his left arm. Jonathan was subjected to many surgeries the first couple of months to replace his tibia and femur with titanium rods and multiple bone grafts. The loss of his arm was overshadowed by the overwhelming concern of never being able to walk again. Jonathan Lopez was honorably discharged from the U.S. Army in 2001 following the amputation of his left arm. But having one arm hasn't stopped Lopez from competing in Spartan races and even climbing a 30-foot rope. With the help of Operation Enduring Warrior, a veterans charity that helps "facilitate the physical, mental and emotional rehabilitation of our nation's wounded service," Lopez has been able to participate in Spartan races, even in spite of his disability. About Earl Granville A nine-year veteran of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard as an infantryman, Granville served in support of Operation Joint Forge in Bosnia, Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. In the summer of 2008, while on patrol in Zormat, Afghanistan, his vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb, resulting in the amputation of his left leg through his knee. His comrades, Specialist Derek Holland, of Wind Gap, Pennsylvania, and Major Scott Haggerty, of Stillwater, Oklahoma, were killed in action. In December 2010, Granville suffered the loss of his twin brother, Staff Sergeant Joseph Granville, who took his own life. Today, Granville speaks publicly about the importance of finding professional help when coping with mental distress, particularly for members of the military who have served in combat. In addition to speaking engagements, Granville competes in adaptive sports, including monoski, sled hockey and in GoRuck Endurance Challenges and Spartan Races. He has competed in numerous marathons across the county on a hand bicycle, including the Marine Corps Marathon and races in Boston, Detroit, Chicago and New York. He ran two half marathons alongside Operation Enduring Warrior is a finisher of the 2016 Bataan Death Memorial March; and completed the Spartan Agoge, a 60-hour endurance event. He is a team member of Operation Enduring Warrior, a non-profit organization managed by veterans, and he is the lead ambassador of Oscar Mike, an American-made apparel company founded by veterans. 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#F3Linus & #F3Cornhole talk the remaining stops on the tour and how F3 can support OEW and support the mission

Jerry Baker, Justin Karr and Rabbit Staib join Dave and Stump. Exploratory skydives further explored. Sunrise loads. Unusual/imaginary malfunctions. Safety First with Brian Germain discusses passing out under canopy and teaching canopy flight. Professionalism in the sport. Pic of the Week - Todd Love flying head-up over Eloy. Part of project OEW. Photo by Niklas Daniel. In depth discussion on jump flying with a panel of full time jump pilots. Listener email and voicemail.