We sat down in the Darby Room at 75th Ranger Regiment HQ, Fort Moore (aka Fort Benning) with Sergeant First Class Togami and discussed the history of the 75th Ranger Regiment, the various units within and where they're located, the path to becoming an Army Ranger (both as a civilian and in-service), and more. 
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00:00 Intro
08:30 History of the Regiment
14:19 Why Rangers? 
23:10 Path Becoming a Ranger

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EP-342 | Becoming an Army Ranger

Within 75th Ranger Regiment there are many military occupational skills that are supporting roles known as "low density". Although many are within the Regimental Special Troops Battalion (RSTB) at Fort Moore (aka Ft. Benning), there are also opportunities to join units within each battalion. We sat down with six non-commissioned officers in the Darby Room of the 75th Ranger Regiment HQ. 

RSTB provides the 75th Ranger Regiment and U.S. Army Special Operations Command with increased operational capabilities to sustained combat operations. RSTB conducts command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance functions in support of the 75th Ranger Regiment and other special operation task forces in order to enable the execution of joint special operations anywhere in the world. Additionally, RSTB provides qualified, trained and ready Rangers to sustain the Ranger Force.

The 75th Ranger Regiment is a lethal, agile and flexible force, capable of conducting many complex, joint special operations missions. Today's Ranger regiment is the Army's premier direct-action raid force. Each of the four geographically dispersed Ranger battalions is always combat ready, mentally and physically tough, and prepared to fight our country's adversaries. Their capabilities include conducting airborne and air assault operations, seizing key terrain such as airfields, destroying strategic facilities, and capturing or killing enemies of the nation. Rangers are capable of conducting squad through regimental-size operations and are resourced to maintain exceptional proficiency, experience and readiness. The regiment remains an all-volunteer force with an intensive screening and selection process followed by combat-focused training. The 75th Ranger Regiment is a proud unit and a team of teams - serving the nation.

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00:00 Intro
07:40 Why 75th Ranger Regiment?
15:10 Day in the life
21:55 Dispelling rumors of school availability
24:00 Assignments within Regiment outside of Special Troops BN (STB)
27:50 What's your role in combat?
34:39 Career path opportunities within Regiment?
36:20 Does How does 75th Ranger Regiment prepare you for big Army?
39:00 Sapper 
41:30 Hardest thing about being in Regiment and other Q&A

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#EP-344 | Low Density MOS' at 75th Ranger Regiment
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EP-344 | 75th Ranger Regiment Low Density MOS'

U.S. Army Ranger Mike S. Burke

Mike spent 23 years in the U.S. Army and 16 of those in the 75th Ranger Regiment and special operations, including 14 deployments. He retired as a Brigade level Command Sergeant Major (CSM). 

In this episode he's joined by Robert and Kyle as they talk about Mike's background, the impact the loss of his friend Josh had on him, his suicide attempts, leadership post-suicide, whether he was successful at transitioning out of service, and other topics. 

He is the podcast host of "Always in Pursuit" and "Legends of the 75th".

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00:30 Suicide and loss of Josh
00:55 Opening up
01:03 Transition from the Army after 23 years
01:21 Two questions

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EP-348 | Mike S. Burke - U.S. Army Ranger & CSM

CSM Brett Johnson is the current regimental sergeant major at 75th Ranger Regiment. His career in the Army spans more than 25 years and includes 19 deployments within special operations in support of the global war on terrorism.

This episode was taped at the HQ of the 75th Ranger Regiment.

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EP-355 | 75th Ranger Regiment's Regimental Sergeant Major - CSM Johnson

This is part 3 of a 3-part series with the 75th Ranger Regiment's Regimental Sergeant Major, CSM Brett Johnson. If you haven't already listened to EP-355 & EP-356, please do that before listening to this episode.

CSM Brett Johnson is the current regimental sergeant major at 75th Ranger Regiment. His career in the Army spans more than 25 years and includes 19 deployments within special operations in support of the global war on terrorism.

This episode was taped at the HQ of the 75th Ranger Regiment.

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EP-357 | 75th Ranger Regimental Sergeant Major - CSM Johnson - Part 3

Welcome to the latest episode of Mentors for Military Podcast where we are joined by Command Sergeant Major Daniel L. Pinion. A veteran of several historic military operations including the Cold War, Operation Joint Endeavor and Operation Iraqi Freedom, Sgt. Major Pinion offers a compelling narrative of his experiences on the field and as a military leader.

Over his 28-year career, Sgt. Major Pinion has served in a host of leadership positions. His firsthand experiences bring to life the stories of courage, sacrifices and resilience of the soldiers he served with. Now a Department of the Army Civilian in Virginia, he continues his commitment to service but from a different perspective.

Our conversation also covers his recently released book, "Chop That Sh*t Up". A tribute to our brave soldiers, the book encapsulates the trials and tribulations, the shocking and inspiring stories from their deployments in Iraq and elsewhere.

His personal journey, the struggles with depression, PTSD, and the emotional toll of losing soldiers are candidly put forth. Included are his vivid accounts from Ramadi, Iraq, when his unit faced the nearly insurmountable task of making one of the world's most dangerous cities a safer place. These gripping narratives offer a raw and unprecedented view of military life and service.

One of the highlights includes an emotional recounting of an IED explosion that claimed the lives of his fellow soldiers, Staff Sergeant Clint Story and Sergeant Bradley Best. Grappling with emotional turmoil associated with their tragic loss, Sgt. Major Pinion exposes the debilitating reality of PTSD among veterans.

Join us in this deeply touching conversation and gain profound insights into the world of our soldiers, the immense challenges they encounter on the battlefield, and the silent battles they continue to fight in their minds.

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EP-358 | Sgt. Major Daniel L. Pinion's Valiant Tales of Valor and Resilience

Join the captivating conversation with Georgia-born U.S. Army Ranger Ethan as he narrates his inspiring journey through the challenging trials and triumphant victories of his military life and beyond. From an aimless high school graduate to a decorated Ranger, his stirring story includes vital tips on survival, leadership, never giving up, and continuously striving for excellence. Listen to this enlightening episode that serves an inside look into the intense world of military training directly from Ethan’s perspective.

We delve deeper into the riveting events from Ethan's training, unforgettable encounters with team leaders and soldiers, his dad’s priceless advice and wisdom, and his continuous quest for growth and learning. Learn all about the striking differences within army standards, the transition from active duty to National Guard, and successfully navigating civilian life. This episode offers a comprehensive one-man guide through the multifaceted army terrain.

A noteworthy highlight of this episode is the detailed discussion of the first class of women in Ranger School. The narration emphasizes the enormous challenges, enduring spirit, and the significant milestones these women traversed in the traditionally male-dominated fields, but not without some controversy. This episode intertwining personal experiences and military journey abreast tact, resilience, integrity, and respect makes it a must-listen.

Experience the remarkable journey of Ethan's successful transition from active duty to the National Guard. He shares the huge benefits of serving in the guard, how it encompassed his life, and enhanced his civilian professional skills. Learn more about his challenging yet rewarding role in SFAB and how his military learnings proved beneficial in his civilian job. Listen to this episode that beautifully captures Ethan’s comprehensive journey from his active duty days to the National Guard, offering invaluable advice for anyone treading on the same path.

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EP-362 | Ethan Gamble - U.S. Army Ranger

In this episode, we introduce you to Jovon P. Quarles or 'Q' as his friends call him, an ex-Navy SEAL from a challenging background of drug-abuse and domestic violence. Q's story, drawn from his experiences in the inner city to military training, is sure to inspire you. His path from hardship to accolade-winning Navy SEAL is a testament to perseverance and the pursuit of dreams despite adversity. We explore the people who shaped his life - his coaches, teachers, aunts, uncles, and grandparents - and his transformative journey of independence and self-discovery prompted by sports.

We dive into Q's various trials and victories, from his state championship days to the racially tense environment of the '90s that he had to traverse. The episode brings you the candid narrative of wrestling personal hardships while aspiring for greatness, and overcoming seemingly insurmountable obstacles with determination and resolve. His tale of redemption, resilience, and triumph amidst adversity resonates with everyone, regardless of background.

Q's path to becoming an elite Navy SEAL, filled with hard knocks and fumbled opportunities, serves as a testament to the indomitable human spirit. His own story is not just about success; it's about acceptance, growth, self-belief, and the power of 'why'. We also discuss his emotional journey through success and loss as he joins the Navy SEALs, reflecting on how adversity can build resilience and empower us all to emerge victorious.

Finally, Q shares his struggles with mental issues, homelessness, and family tragedy. His commitment to self-improvement and passion for mentoring others in the Navy SEALs demonstrates how one can rise above adversity. From his battlefield experiences to his shift towards mental strength and resilience training, Q’s journey underscores the importance of a holistic approach towards success and maintaining constant vigilance.

This episode is an amalgamation of raw, powerful journeys towards achieving personal power, building camaraderie, and pushing boundaries. Q’s story encourages us all to find our inspiration, use it as a fuel to move forward, and embrace the daily gifts of life. Immerse yourself in this profound discussion, filled with determination, strength, and triumph over adversity.

A Journey Filled with Determination and Triumph

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EP-365 | Jovon P. Quarles, USN SEAL - Why Not Me?

Join us for a captivating episode featuring Jim Modlin, the Deputy Commandant of the U.S. Army Armor School at Fort Moore, Georgia. In this engaging discussion, Jim shares his insights and experiences from his 22-year military career, including his time at West Point, deployments to Iraq, and his current role in training the next generation of armor officers and soldiers.

Discover the challenges and advancements in the U.S. Army's armor force, including the introduction of the new M-10 Booker tank and future plans for the M1E3 main battle tank. Jim also sheds light on the evolving dynamics of leadership, the importance of logistics, and the impact of emerging technologies like drones on modern warfare.

Whether you're a military enthusiast or simply curious about the inner workings of the U.S. Army, this episode offers a unique perspective on the past, present, and future of armored warfare. Don't miss this enlightening conversation!

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EP-373 | Inside the Armor School: A Conversation with Colonel Jim Modlin

In this episode, we delve into the intricate details of military preparation for war. Our hosts discuss traditional methods like training schedules and hands-on exercises, and also explore the often overlooked psychological and emotional aspects of readiness.

We hear firsthand accounts of real-life military experiences and the challenges of maintaining mental fortitude in high-stress environments. Learn about the importance of emotional intelligence, understanding individual temperaments, and the role of priming in building a cohesive and resilient unit. This episode provides a comprehensive look at what it truly takes to prepare for the uncertainties of war.

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EP-374 | War Prep: Beyond the Battlefield

Join us as we sit down with Colonel Matt Leclair, a distinguished leader with a career spanning over 30 years in the military. In this captivating episode, we discuss the pivotal moments and lessons that have shaped Matt's journey from an eager 17-year-old private in the Ranger Regiment to his current role as the commander of the Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center.

Matt shares his experiences of serving in various prestigious units such as the 82nd Airborne Division, 173rd Airborne Brigade, and SOCOM. He also talks about the influence of mentors, the importance of leadership, and the challenges and triumphs encountered along the way.

The conversation delves into Matt's transition from enlisted to officer through the Green to Gold program, his thoughts on leadership development, and how his early career failures contributed to his success. This episode is a testament to the power of resilience, mentorship, and continuous learning in achieving one's goals.

Tune in to gain insights into leadership, career progression, and the unwavering dedication required to excel in the military and beyond.

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EP-375 | From Ranger to Leader: The Journey of Matt Leclair

Join us for an engaging episode as we navigate through a tapestry of military anecdotes, from the humorous to the thought-provoking. 

In the spirit of Veterans Day, we reflect on the significance of the day, sharing personal experiences and the varying ways people choose to honor it. The conversation shifts to the challenges of military service, including the complexities of recruitment and retention, and the importance of recognizing and rewarding potential within the ranks.

Dive into a lively debate about military efficiency, where our hosts propose bold ideas for streamlining operations and cutting bureaucratic waste. They explore the delicate balance between maintaining a robust defense budget and ensuring that resources are allocated effectively to support the troops on the ground.

Throughout the episode, the camaraderie and humor of the hosts shine through, offering a unique perspective on the military experience. Whether you're a veteran or simply interested in military life, this episode promises to entertain and inform with its blend of stories, insights, and spirited discussion.

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EP-376 | Throwing Grenades and Cutting the Fat: A Veteran's Day Special

In this captivating episode of Mentors4mil, we dive deep into the journey of Sidney Jacquez, the first Ranger tabbed female in the 75th Ranger Regiment. Sidney shares her story, starting from her selection in RASP-2, leading to her experiences in Ranger School, where she faced unexpected challenges. As the first woman from the regiment to pass the Ranger School's rigorous standards, Sidney opens up about the unique pressures and biases she encountered.

Join us as we explore her tenacity and resilience, which helped her overcome many barriers, both mentally and physically. Sidney's honest reflections highlight the importance of perseverance in the face of adversity, aiming for fairness and equity in unconventional spaces.

Through her narrative, Sidney hopes to inspire future generations, showing that consistency in values and seeking support can lead to personal growth and achieving groundbreaking milestones. Don't miss this in-depth conversation on leadership, courage, and breaking down organizational barriers.

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EP-377 | Sidney Jaques, Her Story: First Female Tabbed Ranger in 75th Ranger Regiment

In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the profound impact of social media on military life and what it means for veterans today. Led by Sean, we explore how communication within the military has evolved from the days of calling cards and payphones to the omnipresence of social media platforms, shaping the way soldiers interact and convey their experiences.

We discuss the challenges and opportunities that social media presents for military leadership, examining its effect on command climate, esprit de corps, and the authenticity of information. With personal anecdotes and expert insights, the episode navigates the complexities of leading in a digital age where perceptions can be shaped by viral posts and online commentary.

Join us for an engaging conversation that not only highlights the negatives of social media influence but also showcases the potential for positive leadership and influence in the military community. Whether you're a current service member, a veteran, or someone interested in military culture, this episode offers valuable perspectives on the balance between technology and traditional military values.
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EP-378 | Navigating Social Media and it's "Influencers"

Join us in our new studio for an insightful episode of the Mentors for Military Podcast as we welcome John Waters, an esteemed F-16 pilot and host of the Afterburn podcast. In this engaging discussion, we explore the evolving landscape of global military power, focusing on China's recent advancements in aviation technology. Our conversation delves into the strategic implications of China's unveiling of new aircraft, including drones and stealth fighters, and how it may reshape international relations and defense strategies.

As we navigate through the nuances of modern warfare, we also ponder the role of artificial intelligence and drone technology in shaping future military engagements. The dialogue extends beyond airplanes, touching on the broader geopolitical shifts and the potential influence of emerging technologies on global peace and security.

This episode offers a comprehensive overview of the current military race and its implications for nations worldwide. Whether you're a military enthusiast or simply keen on understanding the intricacies of international defense strategies, this conversation provides valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities ahead.

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EP-379 | A Deep Dive into China's Military Advancements

Join host's Robert & Sean as he sits down with guests Blayne and Brandon, authors of "Perseverance is Greater Than Endurance."

Brandon Young is a former US Army Ranger with four combat rotations in Afghanistan with the 75th Ranger Regiment. Blayne Smith is a West Point graduate and former US Army Special Forces (Green Beret) officer with combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.  

In this episode, Brandon and Blayne delve into their military backgrounds and how those experiences shaped their careers and leadership philosophies. Learn about the five key factors of perseverance: change, uncertainty, acceptance, choice, and growth, and discover how these principles can be applied not just in the private sector but throughout one's life journey.

With engaging stories and insightful discussions, this episode explores the path from endurance to perseverance and shares strategies for thriving amidst challenges. Whether you're a veteran, a business leader, or anyone facing uncertainty, these lessons offer valuable guidance for your own life and career.

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EP-380 | Brandon Young & Blayne Smith: Perseverance Through Change

In this poignant episode, we discuss the challenges faced by veterans as they transition back to civilian life, touching on topics such as the lack of training for reintegration, the mental health struggles, and the physical effects experienced by many after service.

The episode delves into how military training prepares individuals for combat but often fails to address the return to civilian life, leaving some in a perpetual state of fight or flight. Our guest opens up about a pivotal moment triggered by a podcast episode, highlighting the forgotten aspect of deprogramming the combat mindset post-service.

We explore various treatments available for veterans, from stellate ganglion block procedures to magnetic therapies, while acknowledging the absence of a one-size-fits-all solution for issues like PTSD and long-term TBI effects.

Join us as we discuss the need for systemic changes within the VA system and military training protocols, the importance of community and support among veterans, and the crucial issue of rising veteran suicide rates. This episode serves as a call to action for better resources and more substantial support for those who have served.

Our conversation emphasizes the importance of reaching out and checking in with those who have served, offering hope, understanding, and a reminder that they're not alone in their battles after service. If you're a veteran or know someone struggling, tune in for insights and solidarity, and remember the lifeline available through veteran support channels.

Call 988 if you need assistance with the crisis hotline.

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EP-381 | The Struggles of Reintegration Post Combat: A Veteran's Journey

Rich Ingram is a living testament to the power of resilience and perseverance. After losing his arm in an ambush while serving in Iraq in 2005, Rich became the first amputee to earn an officer’s commission, later deploying three more times as a combat engineer. Drawing on his military experience, Rich has since held leadership roles in a Fortune 500 company and has appeared on CBS News, FOX, and the Associated Press, sharing his journey of overcoming adversity.

Rich is also an accomplished endurance athlete, completing the grueling Leadville Trail 100 ultramarathon and competing in elite ultramarathon and mountain bike events across the U.S. His personal story of grit and determination inspires audiences to embrace challenges, overcome fear, and build the resilience necessary to bounce back from life’s toughest moments.

Whether you’re a veteran or someone searching for inspiration, Rich's story is a testament to the power of endurance, purpose, and the human spirit.

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EP-382 | From Combat to Purpose: Rich Ingram's Journey of Resilience

Join us on an incredible journey as we delve into the life of a U.S. Army special forces military veteran turned wildlife conservationist. Our guest shares his experiences from being a British-born soldier, serving in the U.S. Army, and participating in significant historical events like the invasion of Iraq, to retiring and becoming a professional wildlife ranger in Africa.

Explore the fascinating world of wildlife conservation, the challenges of protecting rhinos from poaching, and the thrill of living among Africa's big five. Discover how his military training and passion for nature blend in combating illegal wildlife trade.

You'll also hear about his adventures in Germany, Thailand, and back to South Africa, as well as insights into his work with wilderness mental health and therapy for veterans, including psychedelic therapy. This episode provides a captivating mix of military stories, wildlife encounters, and personal growth.

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EP-383 | Kevan Pip: From American Special Forces to African Safari Specialist

Join us as we dive into an insightful conversation with Mike Albaugh, the former Regimental Sergeant Major of the 75th Ranger Regiment. Having followed his distinguished career, we explore Mike's experiences and leadership lessons that resonate beyond the military context. From discussing his time serving with Colonel Matt Leclair to navigating the dynamics of the Ranger Regiment, Mike shares invaluable wisdom on leadership, perseverance, and the importance of never giving up.

Whether you're part of the military community, aspiring to join, or an enthusiast of leadership topics, this episode offers something for everyone. Discover the realities and challenges of military life, the nuances of transitioning to civilian life, and the strategies for successful leadership within and outside the army.
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EP-384: Mike Albaugh - An Extraordinary Special Operations Career

This episode dives into the recently released Secretary of Defense report addressing the need for new standards in identifying combat arms occupations within the military. The discussion highlights the challenges of distinguishing combat roles and establishing physical requirements, drawing comparisons to previous efforts in realigning combat support roles. Featuring insights from veterans and active-duty personnel, the episode examines the evolving demands of modern warfare, the importance of physical readiness, and the practicality of a unified standard across branches.

Join us as we explore the perspectives of military leaders and service members navigating these changes and discuss the implications of the new guidelines for both combat and non-combat roles. Whether tackling the complexities of physical fitness tests or envisioning the future fighting force, this conversation opens up a broader dialogue on the ongoing transformation of military standards and expectations.

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EP-385 | Secretary of Defense Directive: A New Physical Standard for the Military

Guest: William “Red” Redheffer, Former Army Ranger, National Guard Elite Special Operations Detachment, Philadelphia SWAT Officer

Summary:
In this gripping episode, hosts Robert Gowin and Sean Jarvis sit down with William “Red” Redheffer, a decorated former Army Ranger now serving in the National Guard’s elite special operations detachment and is a SWAT officer in the Philadelphia area. “Red” shares his extraordinary life story, including two near-death experiences that left him clinically dead—once during a head-on vehicle accident and again when a railroad stake impaled his head. With raw honesty, he recounts the surreal moments of "crossing over" and the profound insights that reshaped his worldview.

“Red” delves into his philosophy of resilience, forged through years of combat and high-pressure law enforcement work. He introduces his unique mantra: "Every day, kill your clone." This powerful metaphor urges listeners to shed yesterday’s limitations, habits, and fears to embrace each day as a fresh opportunity for growth and purpose. He explains how this mindset has guided him through trauma, loss, and the relentless demands of his dual roles in the military and police force.

The episode also explores “Red’s” current mission to mentor young soldiers and officers, emphasizing mental toughness, adaptability, and the importance of living with intention. His advice is both practical and philosophical, offering listeners a roadmap to confront their own challenges with courage.

Key Moments:

Red’s vivid recounting of his first "death" from a head-on collision, including a moment of peace he can’t explain.
The chaotic SWAT raid where he helped a veteran struggling with PTSD and a heartfelt message to veterans and first responders struggling with PTSD.
A freak accident where a railroad spike impaled his head that led to his second brush with death and its lasting impact on him and his family.
Practical tips for "killing your clone," including daily rituals to reset and refocus.
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EP-386 | Twice Dead, Always Rising, William "Red" Redheffer: "Kill Your Clone"

In this episode, we dive into the pervasive impact of social media, phone apps, and digital devices on our daily lives, exploring how they consume hours that could be spent on more meaningful activities.

We discuss recent studies showing that the average person spends over 4 hours daily on their phone, with social media platforms like X, TikTok, and Instagram designed to keep users engaged through addictive algorithms. The hosts share personal anecdotes about missing out on family dinners or quality time with friends due to mindless scrolling. Experts have shared how notification overload and app-driven dopamine loops hijack our attention, reducing productivity and straining relationships. The episode also offers practical tips for setting boundaries, such as app time limits, digital detoxes, and prioritizing face-to-face interactions. Ultimately, the episode challenges listeners to reflect on their digital habits and reclaim time for what truly matters—connection, creativity, and personal growth.

Key Topics:

1. The addictive design of social media and apps

2. Impact on productivity and mental health

3. Strategies for balancing tech use with family and friend time

4. The value of intentional, offline moments

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EP-387 | Scrolling Away Our Lives: Reclaiming Time from Digital Distraction

In this episode, we sit down with Major Meg Tucker, a U.S. Army veteran who served for 15 years across several sectors of the military. Starting her career as a Kiowa helicopter pilot, Meg later transitioned into psychological operations (PSYOP), where she spent the majority of her time embedded in special operations units. Known for her exceptional physical fitness—scoring the equivalent of a 270 on the men's PT test—Meg brings firsthand insight into the evolving standards of military readiness.

We dive deep into the Army’s newly announced sex-neutral physical fitness test for special operations and combat arms, exploring its implications for the future of combat and the inclusion of women in these demanding roles. Meg Tucker shares candid thoughts on gender integration in the military, the challenges women face in elite units, and how her organization, The Valkyrie Project, is empowering the next generation of warrior women through mentorship, training, and advocacy.

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EP-388 | The Warrior Within: Major Meg Tucker and The Valkyrie Project

Join us on this captivating episode as we delve into the remarkable journey of Austin Berner. From his enduring aspiration to serve in the military since age five, through his unexpected path into the world of combat documentation, Austin's narrative is a unique blend of ambition, service, and creativity.

Listen in as Austin recounts his time documenting military operations in Afghanistan, the camaraderie with fellow soldiers, and the crucial role of combat cameramen in capturing history. Discover his candid insights into the filming battlefield dynamics and his contributions to missions ranging from humanitarian efforts in Central America to commemorative jumps on historic World War II sites.

Also, take a leap with Austin as he transitions from military service to soaring the skies with Delta Airlines, sharing stories from both the battlefield and the cabin. This episode is a tribute to resilience, dedication, and the enduring spirit of service across different arenas.

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EP-390 | Austin Berner: Through the Lens of Combat

Join us as we dive into the world of military movies, exploring how films like "The Green Berets," "Officer and a Gentleman," and "Top Gun" have shaped perceptions of the military experience. We discuss the realism in movies such as "Saving Private Ryan" and "Zero Dark Thirty," and how they impact those both inside and outside the armed forces. Whether it's the stringent realism or the fictional portrayals, these films continue to influence and inspire individuals considering military service, resonating with veterans and civilians alike.

In this episode, we riff on our favorite military films, analyze their authenticity, and share personal stories of how movies guided us into our military paths. From nostalgic favorites to the latest blockbusters, see which films stand up to scrutiny and which ones miss the mark. Hear our take on why accurate military representation in cinema matters, both for the armed forces' image and potential recruits. Tune in for a reflective discussion that blends humor and insight on the intersection of Hollywood and the military.

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EP-389 | Military Movies: From The Green Berets to Top Gun - Influences & Realism

Jason Carl Fox aka "Foxy" joined us. Foxy joined the Royal Marines at the age of 16 and after spending ten years with them, he joined the British Special Boat Service (Special Forces) and spent the next ten years on missions that took him across the globe. He separated from the military due to post traumatic stress (PTSD) in Apr 2012 and after working for a time in several positions, he and a friend found their passion to create a company at the same time Foxy received a call to join the crew at the new BBC television show "SAS: Who Dares Wins." We talk about all of this and his support of military with PTSD through a charity he cofounded (Rock 2 Recovery) as well as how was talked into crossing the Atlantic in a row boat!

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EP-62 Jason Fox | Royal Marines | British Special Boat Service | SAS: Who Dares Wins

When an Airman needs saving, it’s the PJs duty to do everything they can to bring them home. As members of Air Force Special Operations, Pararescue (PJ) specialists rescue and recover downed aircrews from hostile or otherwise unreachable areas. These highly trained experts perform rescues in every type of terrain and partake in every part of the mission, from search and rescue, to combat support to providing emergency medical treatment, in order to ensure that every mission is a successful one.

A lifelong student of living, Matt Schollard believes the purpose of existence is experience, exploration of Self, and evolution. Raised globally, his exposure to a multitude of cultures at an early age left a lasting impact on his quest to find 'meaning' in life. Inspired by Eastern philosophies, punk rock, yoga, windsurfing, and the overwhelming commonalities he identified in the people of Earth, Matt shaped his own unique guiding principles that have lit the way along a diverse and inspiring path.

Upon reaching legal adulthood, after an unfortunate skateboarding misunderstanding forced him to leave Australia, Matt decided that he needed to seek out the 'hardest job in the world' to test his potential. Following his will & wind, he found himself in the years-long quest to become a US Air Force Pararescueman (PJ).

Robert Gowin is a retired US Army Armor and Recruiter/Retention MSG turned Fortune 50 executive; Scott Johnson is a former British Army Engineer/Sapper & EOD NCO

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EP-159 | That Others May Live – Air Force Pararescueman (PJ)

Shawn Ryan is a former US Navy SEAL who served with SEAL Teams 2 and 8 deploying to multiple conflict zones and fighting in both OIF (Iraq) and OEF (Afghanistan).  After leaving the US Navy and Navy Special Warfare Community, Shawn continued to serve his country as a CIA Contractor involved in US intelligence clandestine operations.

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EP-184 | Former SEAL & CIA Contractor Shawn Ryan - Vigilance Elite

Joshua David is an active duty US Army Special Forces NCO who served with 2/75 Ranger Regiment and 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) whose now doing something we’ve never heard of. 

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EP-229 | US Army Ranger - Sniper - Green Beret - Dog Handler - Gamer

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