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This is one episode that was requested by dozens of people. I'm so glad Scott Neil, president and co-founder of Horse Soldier Bourbon and a retired Green Beret. Scott shares how his military background and the ethos of camaraderie influenced his journey into the bourbon industry. The conversation delves into whiskey and war stories. There's a lot of context of how these guys went to war and came back heros. That all influences the inception of Horse Soldier Bourbon, born from bonds formed during service and a shared love for whiskey. Scott discusses the challenges faced by emerging brands, the importance of controlling production for quality with their own distillery coming online, and the role of community engagement in building lasting relationships with consumers. Show Notes: Get a glimpse into Scott's military background and how it shaped his viewpoint. Discuss the origins of Horse Soldier Bourbon and the significance of the name. Explore the transition from military service to the world of bourbon. Insights into distillation: crafting a unique bourbon and the logistics behind it. Challenges faced as a new brand in a competitive marketplace. The importance of community engagement and storytelling in building customer relationships. Learn about the philosophy driving the creation of Horse Soldier and their long-term vision. Support this podcast on Patreon

Scott Neil is a retired Army Master Sergeant and a Green Beret. Scott along with special forces Task Force Dagger were some of the very brave to respond to the tragic events of 9/11. Neil went into battle in Afghanastan riding Qatgani horses and now after traveling around the country, he fell in love with the process of some of the best bourbons in the country. Now, he has his own brand, which pays tribute to his military legacy. Cheers!

Green Beret and overall badass Scott Neil in studio to tell war stories and talk Army-Navy game

HOUR 4 Green Beret and overall badass Scott Neil in studio to talk Army-Navy game Audacy betting insider Nick Kostos tries to help you make some cash money Greg craps on George Michael's last Christmas. Have a great weekend!

This episode is part of the Summer of AI series presented by AILeader.info. AILeader.info makes the abstract actionable by helping you stay on the cutting edge with 3-minute masterclasses that teach you what you need to know about AI in just 3 minutes or less. To join, go to AILeader.info Got key people to be successful.  Curriculum alignment  Instructional rigor  advanced models for schools  Teacher Planning - is the source of what teachers are doing.  Is ChatGPT the best for lesson planning?  More advanced models exist.  Machine Learning will actually remember the moves and methods of a teacher.  Almost like having a coach built into your model.  Bard with Google  ASU+GSV conference FineTune - If you're serious, you need better language models.  Provides references to everything that it creates.  School districts can go in with more confidence because there is less bias.  AI is going to be the path.  Dual challenge for school districts - figure out a policy on AI  Don't worry about AI taking your job, worry about the person who knows AI taking your job.  You can control AI and put parameters around it.  Intervention plans for students at the completion of a lesson.  The human element goes into what are the rules you're telling the AI to do.  Make a strategic plan to get AI out there in a sensible way.  AI models in SEL  90% of the time  Teaching people how to be good prompt engineers  Explain it to me like you're a consultant.  Jasper for Copywriting Machine Learning - it learns what you're looking for.  Mazy pulls from four different types of sources  How to be careful about what you adopt.  How this should be impacting teaching and learning.  People are thinking that kids are cheating.  Aligning to the 21st century world of work. Global achievement gap.  What are the skills kids are going to need?  Kids need the assistance of a teacher when they are stuck.  Why wouldn't we have AI take the place of teachers if the AI can do it better?  What is a teacher going to be in the future?  We had a chance to make a real impact  Just design a great lesson.  - #1 thing that catches kids up 3 years in 1 year - is feedback.- Ego-involved feedback vs. task-involved feedback.- Data's getting stale - 48 hours- How to make sure teachers have time to do what they need.- Lead180.com- educompass.appAbout Scott NeilDr. Scott Neil is a nationally recognized expert in the area of school turnaround with a focus on Data-Driven Instruction and instructional leadership. With a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership and 20 years of school and district leadership experience in urban education, Scott has led the turnaround of five different urban schools in Florida over his 31-year career in education. Dr. Neil spent six years working as a national subject matter expert, training facilitator, and principal coach with the national nonprofit organization New Leaders, whose mission is to prepare educators to become transformational school principals across eleven cities within the United States. Scott founded LEAD180 in 2014 to help provide support to schools across the country in the area of instructional planning and the alignment to the Cognitive Rigor of College and Career Ready Standards.Bringing a unique combination of deep experience as both a practitioner and researcher in the field of school leadership within high poverty school settings, Scott has trained and mentored over 400 principals, 400 emerging school leaders, and over 5,000 teachers over the course of his career. We're so grateful to our sponsor AI Coach by Edthena. AI Coach enables your teachers to go through coaching cycles based on their own needs. The virtual coach guides teachers to reflect on their teaching, set a goal, and create an action plan… all based on gathering classroom evidence. It gives support between PD days  and other coaching cycles.Get a free trial for your teachers here.

This week on the Bourbon Showdown Podcast, we continue to say thank you to all of our men and women who have served this country with a Veterans Day episode focused on the story of the Horse Soldiers and Scott Neil from Horse Soldier Bourbon. This is a team of people that found themselves under extraordinary circumstances following the tragedy of 911 and how they persevered in those circumstances. A story of a group of friends that wondered what to do next after returning to civilian life and the whiskey brand that grew from that entrepreneurial spirit and that spark to create something they could be proud of and leave to their families when they are gone. It is an amazing story and we thank Scott for his time and his service. We also want to say thank you again to all of our Veterans on this Veterans Day and thank them for their service as well as all of our active men and women serving our country today.

On this episode of The Spirited Advocate Podcast, our host Chris Swonger is joined by Scott Neil, retired Special Forces veteran and the Co-Founder and COO of Horse Soldier Bourbon! Having significant executive, operational and combat experience, Scott knows a thing or two about how to get things done under pressure. Scott shares his story with Chris about making the transition from the battlefield to the distillery, the tradition and power of American made spirits, and some of the exciting plans that lay ahead for Horse Soldier Bourbon. Plus, the two raise a glass for Veterans Day to all of those brave men and women who serve and have served our country. Follow UsTwitter @DistilledSpirit Facebook @DistilledSpiritsCouncilUSInstagram @distilledspiritscouncilLinkedIn @DistilledSpirtsCouncilPresented by Distilled Spirits Council of the United Stateswww.distilledspirits.org

We are now twenty-one years past the events of 9/11. America's war in Afghanistan has come to an end yet the repercussions of that day and that war continue to impact foreign policy, strategic positioning, and the lives of those who were there. That makes now an important time to reflect on our Afghanistan experience. Retired Special Forces soldier Scott Neil was one of the first Americans into Afghanistan after 9/11 and his perspective helps shed light on those crucial early days.

On today's episode, Jack is joined by veterans and entrepreneurs, Scott Neil and Mark Nutsch.    Mark Nutsch served in the Army as a Special Forces officer. Scott Neil is a retired Green Beret Master Sergeant. Following the attacks of 9/11, they deployed to Afghanistan where their mission led them to traverse the rugged terrain by horseback. Their story was immortalized in the film 12 Strong.    Scott and Mark are also two of the co-founders of American Freedom Distillery, the makers of award-winning Horse Soldier Bourbon.   Following a storied career in Special Forces, Scott Neil went on to work with the Green Beret Foundation, developing and launching a transition and resiliency program for veterans called The Next Ridgeline. Scott continues to champion for veterans via senior advisory positions with the Veterans Affairs Committees and the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship.    Mark is the author of the new book, Swords of Lightning: Green Beret Horse Soldiers and America's Response to 9/11.   You can check out Horse Soldier Bourbon at horsesoldierbourbon.com and follow Horse Soldier Bourbon on Instagram @horsesoldierbourbon.    Sponsors:   Navy Federal Credit Union: Today's episode is presented by Navy Federal Credit Union. Learn more about them at navyfederal.org Black Rifle Coffee Company: Today's episode is also brought to you by Black Rifle Coffee Company. Check out the latest here.    Featured Gear   Today's featured gear segment is brought to you by SIG Sauer. You can learn more about SIG here. Make a Wood Sign (IG: @makeawoodsign YouTube: @oldave100 ) Horse Soldier Bourbon  Mick Strider Custom Knives (IG: @marisa.strider )

Hosts Bridget Albert and Julie Milroy welcome Scott Neil - COO of Horse Soldier Bourbon

In this Episode, Dr. Scott Neil discusses the importance of improving the lesson planning process while reducing the effort on teachers required to be effective.  Check out the entire episode to learn important steps for improving education at both the school and classroom leadership levels.  For more about Dr.  Scott Neil, check out his LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-neil-phd-35538529/For more about the lesson planning software discussed, check out:https://educompass.app/

In this Episode of The Bourbon Life Podcast, Matt and Mark spend some time hanging out with Scott Neil, COO & Co-Founder of Horse Soldier Bourbon. The guys talk with Scott about the amazing story of the Horse Soldiers (of which he was a member) who fought in Afghanistan after 9-11 against the Taliban and served as the basis and inspiration for the creation of the brand, the creation of the Horse Soldier brand and the amazing success that they've had since they started in 2015, and the exciting new Distillery (Horse Soldier Farm) which is set to open in Somerset, Kentucky on a 227 acres site over the next couple of years. They also taste and review Horse Soldier Straight Bourbon, Horse Soldier Small Batch Bourbon, and Horse Soldier Barrel Strength Bourbon. This Episode of The Bourbon Life Podcast is sponsored by The Stave Restaurant, Frey Ranch Distillery, Three Chord Bourbon, Spirits of French Lick, Davidson Reserve, and Green River Distilling. Check out all of our amazing sponsors online at: www.thestavekentucky.com  www.freyranch.com www.threechordbourbon.com www.spiritsoffrenchlick.com www.davidsonreserve.com www.greenriverdistilling.com

This week The Pack is joined by retired Special Forces (Green Beret) Master Sergeant Scott Neil, the COO of Horse Soldier Bourbon (on Twitter @HorseSoldierUSA). We talk about his military career and his other endeavors up to his co-founding of Horse Soldier Bourbon. Scott was among the first to deploy after 9/11, and his exploits were featured in the blockbuster Hollywood movie ‘12 Strong'. After retirement, Scott wanted to help veterans and so oversaw and started several organizations dedicated to our Nation's service members and veterans. Later, a personal vision-quest took him on a world tour of whiskey distilleries. With some of the members of his former Special Forces A-Team, they decided to found Horse Soldier Bourbon. The process to start their own distillery was almost as difficult for them as when together they overthrew the Taliban from the backs of donkeys. Sit back, listen and savor your Commander Selection, neat. Links  https://horsesoldierbourbon.com/ https://twitter.com/HorseSoldierUSA https://www.facebook.com/horsesoldierbourbon https://greenberetfoundation.org/ https://www.facebook.com/GreenBeretFoundation https://twitter.com/Sept11Memorial https://www.taskforcedagger.org/  

Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus celebrate Veterans Day by talking with veteran Scott Neil about his amazing story of sacrifice and service.

In a special Veterans Day episode, we are joined by retired, Special Forces Veteran Scott Neil who is the co-founder of Horse Soldier Bourbon. Horse Soldier, was co-founded by the horse-mounted Green Berets who lead America's counter-terrorism effort in Afghanistan almost immediately following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Scott Neil has an incredible story, a warrior's mindset, and a soldier's determination with everything he does, including his current mission: growing a bourbon brand.  A huge thank you to Scott Neil, Horse Solider Bourbon, and all the United States' Veterans on this very special Veterans Day. We are thankful for everyone who has supported us. A huge shoutout to our growing Patreon Community as well! We'd appreciate it if you can take the time to give us feedback on our podcast. If you enjoy our content, consider giving us a 5 star rating on your favorite podcast app, leave us a review, and tell a fellow bourbon lover about our show. Follow  us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter.  And please check out our Patreon to learn how you can support our endeavors, earn Bourbon Lens swag, be part of future barrel picks, and more. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please email us at TheBourbonLens@Gmail.com. Visit our website BourbonLens.com to check out our blog posts, or even purchase your own Bourbon Lens tasting glass or t-shirt. Cheers,Scott, Jake, & MichaelBourbon Lens About Horse Soldier Bourbon Horse Soldier Bourbon is an all American, ultra-premium whiskey crafted by the legendary U.S. Army Green Berets who answered the country's call days after 9/11 with a daring insertion, on horseback, into northern Afghanistan. This brave and unconventional act earned them the moniker of “Horse Soldiers” and inspired them to create their awarding winning bourbon. The team has been featured in the Hollywood movie 12 Strong, the CNN documentary Legion of Brothers, and is memorialized by America's Response Monument located at Ground Zero in New York City. When the team first set out on their journey to make Horse Soldier Bourbon, they wanted to ensure they were fully immersing themselves in the art of making whiskey and learning all they could about the ingredients used, distillation, aging and design. They therefore traveled around the world visiting distilleries and brand houses to gain more information and understand everything that went into making a stellar bourbon. The result was the ability to successfully combine their new knowledge and whiskey making skills with the meticulous precision, process, and habits they gained in the military and translate both into distilling the world-class Horse Soldier Bourbon brand.  Founded in 2015, Horse Soldier Bourbon encompasses three core elements that make it the legendary spirit it is today: Authentic, the team behind the brand are an integral part of the country's history; All-American, each ingredient used to make Horse Soldier Bourbon is from the U.S, including its glass bottle, which is molded by steel recovered from the World Trade Center to commemorate the lives lost but never forgotten; And Award-Winning, to date the brand has won more than 30 awards from many of the industry's most prestigious competitions, including three Double Gold Medals at the San Francisco International Spirits Competition. Today, the team's steadfast mission is to continue to create an award-winning, legendary line of bourbons, the embodiment of the American spirit and the Horse Soldier's legacy in a bottle. Comprised of rich and complex wheat-forward whiskies, the core Horse Soldier Portfolio includes the Straight Bourbon, Small Batch Bourbon, and Barrel Strength Bourbon in addition to limited edition expressions launched annually, such as the Commander's Select Limited Edition Release.  Looking ahead, Horse Soldier Bourbon will be making its forever home in Somerset, Kentucky. Located on 225 acres of rolling countryside, they put together an award winning team of international and local architects, experiential designers, and engineers to create the Horse Soldier Distillery experience.  The new distillery will become the most southern stop on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, joining the family of iconic distilleries that have made their home there and ensuring the Horse Soldier legacy lives on for decades to come. The Horse Soldier Bourbon Portfolio: Horse Soldier Straight Bourbon (SRP: $49.99 | 43.5% ABV):  The brand's classic recipe of authentic bourbon is made with corn, rye, and malted barley and won a Double Gold at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition in 2019. It is a balanced and robust bourbon aged a minimum of 3 years to ensure its distinctive, mellow character.  Horse Soldier Small Batch Bourbon (SRP: $69.99 | 47.5% ABV): Extraordinarily complex with notes of vanilla, ginger, and cherries, this “wheated” bourbon is made from small batches of meticulously blended mature whiskey, aged for a minimum of 6 years in new American white oak barrels. It received a Gold Medal (95 Points) at the New York International Spirits Competition and 92 Points at the International Wine & Spirits Competition.  Horse Soldier Barrel Strength Bourbon (SRP: $84.99 | 54% ABV): A uniquely complex “wheated” uncut and non-chill filtered bourbon that has matured for a minimum of 6 years in new American white oak barrels. This all-natural, all-American product just won a Double Gold in the 2021 San Francisco World Spirits Competition and was included in the Top 100 Spirits of 2020. It also earned 93 points at the New York International Spirits Competition and 92 points at the International Wine and Spirits Competition, making it a truly prized bourbon. The soft red winter wheat in the recipe provides intriguing depth and complexity to this ultimate American spirit. Commander's Select Limited Edition Single Batch Release (SRP: $595 | 65.5% ABV): An outstanding and award-winning limited annual release, most recently winning Double Gold at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition in 2019, the Commanders Select barrels are meticulously chosen each year by both Commander and Chief Warrant Officer of Special Forces ODA Team 595. Sales from the Commander's Select are all donated to maintaining the America Response Monument located at Ground Zero in New York City. This year's 2021 release will be debuted in the fall, commemorating the 20th Anniversary of 9/11. For more information, visit https://horsesoldierbourbon.com, and follow them on social media at @HorseSoldierBourbon  About Scott Neil: Scott Neil is a retired Special Forces Veteran with significant executive, operational and combat experience, having served as a Senior Advisor to several General Officers, Senior Civilian Policy Makers, National Members of Interagency Task Forces as well as several House and Senate Committee Members. Following the tragic events of 9/11, he conducted numerous successful special operation combat missions as part of the Commander's In-Extremis Forces, one of the first to lead the Direct Action and Counter-Terrorism charge into Afghanistan, Iraq, and the Horn of Africa. Scott's career highlights include serving as the Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Director of US Special Operation Command's Interagency Task Force (IATF) at MacDill AFB, FL. Provided subject matter expertise and leadership on counter-terrorism activities supporting unique intelligence, operations, inter-agency planning and collaboration of U.S. Government strategic, special operations, counter-terrorism missions. While serving at the 4 Star Headquarters, Scott provided leadership and mentoring for over 143 senior field grade special operations officers, service members, senior federal agency representatives, and contract personnel engaged in strategic planning and coordination in support of the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO). Additionally, Scott served as the Special Operation Command's Crisis Action and Time Sensitive Planning Sergeant Major for the Commander during all emergency and emerging overseas contingency operation utilizing Special Operation Forces. Scott also served as a Board Member and Operational Advisor to a number of critical organizations such as his role as the Director of Special Operation Command's Science and Technology. Post retirement, Scott Neil has been part of Horse Soldier Bourbon since its inception in 2015. As Co-founder and COO, Scott is responsible for day-to-day operations, regional production of multiple facilities, and corporate responsibility functions. Scott actively collaborates with the George W. Bush Military Service Initiative and Team 43, a collaboration of former veterans and the former President and his staff that focuses on the power of outdoor recreational sports. He also works with several Veterans Affairs Committees and the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship championing key issues facing veterans establishing their own businesses.  In addition to Scott's speaking engagements mainly in Washington, DC and New York City, he is a regular contributor to major news and media outlets including Fox News, Newsmax, Global News, LA Times, and Bloomberg Business Week. Show Links: Horse Soldier Bourbon  Buy Horse Soldier Horse Soldier Bourbon (@horsesoldierbourbon) • Instagram photos and videos Post-9/11 Horseback Heroes Make American Whiskey Honoring Mission Horse soldiers from Afghan war plan Kentucky distillery | Lexington Herald Leader New Veteran-owned facility brings Bourbon Trail to Southeast Kentucky Bourbon Meets 'Staycation': New Somerset Distillery to Include Theatre, Wedding Chapel, and Cabins   

In late 2001, Scott Neil was a US Army Special Forces soldier whose team was among the first US forces in Afghanistan—the legendary Horse Soldiers who led some of the opening operations in the war there, just weeks after the 9/11 attacks. While theirs is a well-known story, Scott’s military service extends well beyond that experience. In this episode, he reflects on a twenty-five-year career that included time in a foxhole in Panama as a young private, the remarkable work of the Horse Soldiers, and a number of deployments in the years that followed, during all of which he grew as a soldier and a leader.

Scott Neil is a retired Special Forces Master Sergeant who was one of the original 12 soldiers on the ground in Afghanistan after the attacks of 9/11 on the United States. After serving his country Scott retired and helped to create the Horse Soldier Bourbon brand that has taken the world by storm. His story of combat and business is hard to rival but easy to listen to.

On this episode we sit down with Scott Neil, a retired Special Forces Veteran and founder/COO of Horse Soldier Bourbon. Listen in to his first hand account of Green Beret operations in Afghanistan following the attack of 9/11. Also hear the story of Horse Soldier Bourbon as we taste two expressions. Find out more about Horse Soldier at: https://horsesoldierbourbon.com/ Make sure you check out The Bourbon Road at https://thebourbonroad.com and also our private Facebook group, The Bourbon Roadies.

On Farage, Nigel asks was it right for troops to leave Afghanistan with US Special Forces veteran Scott Neil. He also discusses the GCSE results, asking Steve Chalke, Oasis Academy Trust founder, what can be done to give children in state schools every opportunity to achieve their best, gets the latest developments on the Gurkha hunger strike from Tom Harwood, and joining Farage for Talking Pints is Test cricket legend Sir Geoffrey Boycott. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Earlier this month, Nick Ravenhall and his brother Alex did something most of us would never dream of trying. They led a small team of swimmers through Scotland's treacherous Corryvreckan whirlpool as part of their Whisky and Waves campaign of open-water swims around Great Britain. The "Whisky Smugglers" are carrying small bottles of whisky during their swim that will be blended and sold later this year to raise money for Sea Shepherd's ocean conservation efforts in New Zealand, where the Ravenhall brothers call home. Nick joined us on the #HappyHourLive webcast along with Horse Soldier Bourbon co-founder Scott Neil. He and his partner, John Koko, were part of the U.S. Army's team of Green Berets that led the post 9/11 invasion of Afghanistan on horseback, a mission that was portrayed in the movie 12 Strong. They've turned to making whiskey now, with plans for a $150 million dollar distillery project in Somerset, Kentucky that is in the final stages of approval, but they still have adventure in their blood as well. 

On this episode we talk with Dr. Scott Neil about the lessons he learned as a leader throughout his time working in school administration as well as his own entrepreneurial endeavours. We talk about timeless advice for new leaders as well as a look into Scott's new software coming out that will aid teachers with lesson planning.

Raheem Kassam and Jack Maxey are joined by Steve Bannon for a special edition of War Room: Pandemic to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks in New York City, DC, and Pennsylvania. Calling in is Bernard Kerik, Buck Sexton, Rudy Giuliani, and Scott Neil to discuss their experiences during this American tragedy.

Raheem Kassam and Jack Maxey are joined by Steve Bannon for a special edition of War Room: Pandemic to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks in New York City, DC, and Pennsylvania. Calling in is Scott Neil, Sam Faddis, Bo Dietl, Maureen Bannon, and Evi Angelakis to share their experiences during this American tragedy.

Raheem Kassam and Jack Maxey are joined by Steve Bannon for a special edition of War Room: Pandemic to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks in New York City, DC, and Pennsylvania. Calling in is Bernard Kerik, Buck Sexton, Rudy Giuliani, and Scott Neil to discuss their experiences during this American tragedy.

Raheem Kassam and Jack Maxey are joined by Steve Bannon for a special edition of War Room: Pandemic to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks in New York City, DC, and Pennsylvania. Calling in is Scott Neil, Sam Faddis, Bo Dietl, Maureen Bannon, and Evi Angelakis to share their experiences during this American tragedy.

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After 9/11 a group of Green Berets went into Afghanistan. They were America’s first response to the terrorism act that shook this country to its core. These brave men inspired a book - Horse Soldiers - and a major motion picture - 12 Strong. Now, some of these soldiers have joined together to form another team, a team dedicated to making some of the finest bourbon whiskey made anywhere in the world. In this, the first episode of Season Two, you can hear their story as told by the co-founder of Horse Soldier Bourbon, Scott Neil.

Cigar Dave's Memorial Day Observance Maneuvers are different this year because of the Chinese Wuhan Virus cancelling events so we present an encore amalgamation of shows from the Bad Monkey in Ybor City following the Special Operations Forces Industry Conference each year. You'll hear from General Dave Scott, Scott Neil from the Green Berets, Dr. Jim Mitchell from the CIA who interoggated the world's top terrorist including KSM, and from Rear Admiral Brian Losey who headed Naval Special Warfare Command.

Following a story from The Athletic on the saga, our own Neil Scott joins Softy and Dick to discuss how he came to have the only copy anywhere of the first Mariners game after the originals were lost.

Following a story from The Athletic on the saga, our own Neil Scott joins Softy and Dick to discuss how he came to have the only copy anywhere of the first Mariners game after the originals were lost.

We posed the very important question: "Whats Does Freedom Mean To You?" A compilation of answers from our fellow veterans Mykel Hawke, Christopher Cockrille, Jake Bublitz, Mark E. Black, J.P. Lane, Scott Neil and Gold Star Mother Jill Stephenson. May God Bless America and all of you for your commitment, loyalty & sacrifices in the Support of Freedom!

Scott Neil was one of the Green Berets sent into Afghanistan to take down the Taliban after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. "On 19 October in 2001, two Special Forces teams went in on the North and that’s kind of what we know today from the movie and the statue at ground zero as the horse soldiers," said Neil. "They raised an unconventional militia army of horsemen and they started attacking the Taliban so much so that within 90 days, less than 90 green berets overtook Afghanistan," he added. Neil’s story was recreated for the Hollywood “12 Strong” (released in January, 2018).   Now, the former Army Master Sergeant calls Tampa home. He started a new venture — creating his own bourbon. "We decided to make a little whiskey... make whiskey, not war is our tagline," said Neil. He says it’s important for he and fellow veterans have a chance to transition into another career after the military. For him, creating the American Freedom Distillery was perfect. American heroes, producing an American product, with an American story flowing through it. "For us, it was a way we could do both art and science and it was a way that we can make a product that truly reflects [who] we are," said Neil.  

On today’s show, Pat celebrates his 32nd birthday by looking ahead at what’s to come this next year, and reflects a little bit on the past. Pat also previews a massive opportunity presenting itself after some having some meetings with Westwood One, and he also addresses the Monday Night Football situation and his thoughts on the what is potentially next. Pat and the guys also talk about the Walmart by Pat’s house, and discuss his love for Applebee’s and the drastic deviation in their service from visit to visit. The guys also cover whether or not Jeopardy! is fixed with the current champion, wonder what Regis Philbin is up to, and try to decide how people in Hollywood manage to not age at all. For Throwback Thursday, stick around after the show for an incredible interview with Bob Pennington and Scott Neil, two of the original horse soldiers/Green Beret’s that the film “12 Strong,” starring Chris Hemsworth, was based on. They do a deep dive into their mission, describing a part of our world that very few humans know about, chat about what they thought of the film based on them, and discuss their new Horse Soldier Bourbon Whiskey from their new company American Freedom Distillery (1:14:08-2:18:18). It’s a good one, come and laugh with us. Cheers.

On today’s show, the guys have the honor of sitting down with two true American heroes, Scott Neil and Bob Pennington, the real-life Green Berets portrayed in the movie, “12 Strong,” starring Chris Hemsworth and Michael Shannon. They have an incredible conversation and give an inside look into a part of our world that we rarely get to hear. They also chat about their current plans, including getting into the alcohol business with Horse Soldier Bourbon from American Freedom Distillery (https://www.americanfreedomdistillery.com/). To close out the show, the guys choose a few patriotic bangers to help send you into the weekend. Don’t miss this one, it’s incredible.

Lessons Learned From a Turnaround Principal A Conversation with Dr. Scott Neil Dr. Scott Neil has a passion for struggling learners…because he was one.  His career morphed into being a top turnaround principal, and he’s uncovered some truths along the way.  A key point of our conversation is this: A high number of students being flagged for interventions may indicate the need to examine our core classroom practices.  His wisdom and pragmatism are refreshing! He takes schools on a journey to better align their curricula.  Scott explains what rigor, a word we may get tired of hearing about, really looks like!  Dr. Neil changes the world one school at a time.  His sage guidance and deep experience provides all us with some valuable take-aways for every school.    • Scott on Twitter • Scott’s Website    

Lessons Learned From a Turnaround Principal A Conversation with Dr. Scott Neil Dr. Scott Neil has a passion for struggling learners…because he was one.  His career morphed into being a top turnaround principal, and he’s uncovered some truths along the way.  A key point of our conversation is this: A high number of students being flagged for interventions may indicate the need to examine our core classroom practices.  His wisdom and pragmatism are refreshing! He takes schools on a journey to better align their curricula.  Scott explains what rigor, a word we may get tired of hearing about, really looks like!  Dr. Neil changes the world one school at a time.  His sage guidance and deep experience provides all us with some valuable take-aways for every school.    • Scott on Twitter • Scott’s Website    

Steve, Renee and Jeremy talk to Scott Neil about his company, American Freedom Distillery (americanfreedomdistillery.com). The story of Scott, and his group of partner, all of which has served the U.S. in the military in Special Forces units is one of the most interesting ever discussed on this program. You can pick up their products on this website: http://www.luekensliquors.com/ -- Today’s show was sponsored by Steve Akley’s book Mules and More (https://goo.gl/EN3wEj). The Bourbon Daily intro music (Welcome to the Show) and outro music (That’s A Wrap) are both by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the ABV Network Revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile in social media.

On this edition of Dave's Corner Garage, Dave Redinger and Alan Gelman welcome guests Scott Neil, Head of Kijiji Autos, and Bill Martin from 401 Dixie Kia.

This podcast was recorded before live functioning brewery. Jorden Foss Co-owner Steel & Oak Brewing Company sits down with Scott & Neil to discuss the challenges of starting up New West's only craft brewery, surviving beerpocalypse, and how Jorden's passion for making great beer is only equaled by his commitment to his local community. This episode is sponsored by Drinkwel and Original Retro Brand. Remember your favorite tee-shirt growing up? You know, the one you loved more than Linus loved his blanket? It was super soft, and nothing in the world felt better… Use the code “smittysbrew” and get 10% off your order from originalretrobrand.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/apintwithfriends/message

Scott Neil Interview. In today’s show I talk with Edinburgh Capitals team owner and former Murrayfield Racers and Sheffield Steelers forward, Scott Neil. Edinburgh born, Scott’s earliest memories of ice hockey was as a twelve year old playing “stick and puck” after a Murrayfield Racers game. Two years later he had put all of his... The post Scott Neil Podcast Interview – Episode S1E23 appeared first on Old Time Hockey UK.

Former Edinburgh Capitals D-man Joe Grimaldi finally lifts the lid on that explosive night in Nottingham that saw him sacked by the Murrayfield club. He reveals why he attacked Max Parent and what he thought of former coach Richard Hartmann and Scott Neil also.

An exclusive interview with Edinburgh Capitals' co-owner Scott Neil as he discusses the Riley Emmerson 10-game ban, the £1,000 fine imposed on the club and the appeal the club plan to make