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Former fighter pilot and attorney - Greg Krino - helps you become smart on the subjects of law and war, by having long-form discussions with people who fight in those arenas. Whether you’re looking to advance your career, enhance your understanding of the world, or improve your life in general, this show has it all. Greg has 22 years of experience in the Air Force, including numerous deployments and combat time in fighter aircraft. He ran for political office years ago, he practices law part time, and he currently flies for a major airline.
Jim Buckley is a Joint Tactical Air Controller (JTAC) with the Mississippi Air National Guard. He incurred multiple injuries in the line of duty and has been denied military status, care, and benefits. He is currently going through the USAF appeal process to attain his proper retirement. Jim has been an advocate for other injured service members and has been helpful in highlighting the systemic problems within the military care and benefits system. To learn more about protecting yourself, visit usjag.org.
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Hal Sundt holds an MFA in nonfiction writing from Columbia University, where he also taught writing. His first book - "Warplane", How the Military Reformers Birthed the A-10 Warthog - was released October 3. His other work has appeared in The New York Times Magazine, The Ringer, The American Scholar, and elsewhere. This story was recognized as a “Notable” selection in The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2021. He currently teaches at Oberlin College. Learn more and buy his book at HalSundt.com.
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Robert L. Beckman, Ph.D., is the co-founder and executive director of TreatNOW.org - a group of citizens, veterans, institutions and service organization working pro bono to help brain injured troops and others suffering from concussions, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). They have helped treat and heal over 21,000 brain wounded individuals. Dr. Beckman has been building knowledge management systems most of his professional career, primarily in the Intelligence Community and DOD. He is a former USAF KC-135 pilot and a Vietnam Veteran. He is also the Chief Knowledge Officer, Foundation for the Study of Inflammatory Disease.
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Founder of Walk the Talk Foundation, Lt Col retired Ryan “Count” Sweazey was an F-16 pilot, a Regional Affairs Strategist for Western Europe, and a Department of Defense Inspector General (DoDIG). While assigned to the Defense Intelligence Agency, he experienced firsthand the dysfunction of the DoDIG. In January 2022, Sweazey launched the nonprofit Walk the Talk Foundation, whose mission is to bring about substantive change to the IG system, while advising and assisting victims navigating the treacherous waters of whistleblowing in the military. Learn more and follow Ryan Sweazey at WalktheTalkFoundation.org.
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US Marine Corps Vet, and Founder and COO of Uniformed Services Justice & Advocacy Group (USJAG.org), Robert Alvarez, talks about the abusive practices of some military units in how they treat and discharge sick or wounded combat veterans. USJAG seeks to correct this injustice by ensuring injured, ill, or wounded service members are separated with benefits, honors, and dignity intact. They envision third-party oversight of the discharge process of injured service members, ensuring both policy and procedure are followed. Learn more and donate to help at USJAG.org.
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Ted Drake is a retired Air Force fighter pilot who flew Soviet MiG-21s and MiG-23s during the Cold War as part of Project Constant Peg - a top secret program to train American fighter pilots against Soviet aircraft.
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A candid conversation with retired F-16/A-10 Pilot Jeremy "Weed" Sorenson about how the DOD is denying Service Members medical care, military status, and support following injuries and illnesses incurred in the line of duty. Weed and I discuss systemic violations of law and regulations, and examples of how these violations continue to destroy the lives of current members and veterans.
If you or someone you know has been denied care, please reference the following links for assistance.
Office of Disability Counsel (ODC)
National Veterans Legal Services Program
The Warriors Lawyer
Air Force Wounded Warrior
Email - lodinjustices@gmail.com
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Michael “$noop” Segal is an attorney in Los Angeles, California, and an officer in the U.S. Air Force Reserve. Prior to becoming an attorney, he served as a combat F-15 fighter pilot in the U.S. Air Force. Michael started his flying career in the F-15C learning how to gain and maintain air superiority. He later transitioned to the F-15E, where he developed his skills as a multirole combat aviator. While serving as an F-15E pilot, he deployed to Afghanistan and led airmen in combat during Operation Enduring Freedom.
After leaving Active Duty in 2016, Michael attended the UCLA School of Law. Michael also joined the U.S. Air Force Reserve in 2016, where he initially performed duties as the Director of Inspections for the base Inspector General at the 916th Air Refueling Wing in North Carolina. He then transferred to the 701st Combat Operations Squadron at March Air Reserve Base in California, where he has served as a Senior Air Defense Officer, Section Chief, and now as the Director of Operations for the squadron's detachment at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Hawaii.
As an attorney, Michael represents business and pro bono clients on a wide range of matters. He has worked with Fortune 100 companies in complex litigation and assisted numerous businesses find legal solutions to their problems. His pro bono work focuses on helping veterans obtain compensation and work through the process of starting up a company.
You can follow Michael and read his blog - Instant Justice - at aerodefenselaw.com.
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Joe Gulesserian is an entrepreneur and published author of the Practical MBA Series. After earning his MBA from Edinburgh Business School in the U.K., he taught Corporate Finance, Capital Markets, Statistics and marketing, as an adjunct professor at Toronto colleges. You can follow Joe on LinkedIn and purchase his books at PracticalMBA.ca.
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David Maulsby is a minister and founder of PTSD Foundation of America outside Houston, Texas. To date, the Foundation has helped thousands of veterans find hope and healing to make positive changes in their lives, restore their relationships, and manage their PTSD. David also hosts a radio show called “Road to Hope,” whose mission is to reach out to our military and veteran community and their families with real, practical help. If you or a veteran you know needs help, please reach out to the Foundation at PTSDUSA.org.
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Major General James Lee Dozier is a retired U.S. Army officer who served 35 years with the U.S. Army and NATO in the United States, Europe and Asia. He was commissioned as an Army officer in 1956 following graduation from West Point. He earned a master’s degree from the University of Arizona in aerospace engineering and is a graduate of the Command and General Staff College and the Army War College. During his service in Vietnam, General Dozier was awarded both the Silver Star and Bronze Star for heroism and the Purple Heart for combat wounds. In 1981 he was kidnapped by Red Brigades terrorists in Italy and held for 42 days before being rescued. General Dozer’s conduct during this harrowing period was recognized by President Ronald Reagan with several invitations to visit the White House. On retirement from active service in 1985, Dozier returned to Florida and became a leader in agribusiness for 20 more years before retiring again in 2004. Since 1985 General Dozier has been actively involved in community groups and veterans’ organizations, including the Lee County Electric Cooperative, the Southwest Florida Community Foundation, the Florida Commission on Veterans Affairs, the Southwest Council Boy Scouts of America, the Fort Myers Heart Walk, Rotary Club, the Lee Coast Chapter Military Officers Association of America, Good Wheels and the local Congressman’s Service Academy Nominating Committee, among others. In 2015 he was inducted by Governor Scott into the Florida Veterans Hall of Fame. In this episode, he talks about his time at West Point, his relationship with Maj Gen George Patton IV and Gen Norman Schwarzkopf, and lessons from his kidnapping and captivity. You can purchase Gen Dozier's book, Finding My Pole Star, here.
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As an officer in the Air Force Reserve, Lt Col Kevin Deibler currently serves as a National Security Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School. Kevin previously served as Chief of Staff, USCYBERCOM Legislative Liaison by providing corporate leadership and coordinating all official engagements between USCYBERCOM and the United States Congress. Throughout his 20-year career, Kevin has been a Commander, Aide-de-Camp, Legislative Fellow, and led in a variety of cyberspace and combat rescue positions, with combat deployments in support of operations in Libya and Afghanistan. He holds a BS in Computer Science, MA in Human Relations, PhD in Organizational Psychology, and Juris Doctor.
You can follow Kevin on LinkedIn, and you can read his article about the rank structure in the Air Force Times.
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Joel is a seasoned constitutional attorney and regularly litigates First Amendment issues. He earned his J.D. in 1997 from the University of Kansas School of Law. He is admitted to the bar in Kansas, Missouri, Florida, and numerous federal courts. Joel authored the book, Undue Process, and he hosts the podcast, Comedian of Law. He also teaches online continuing legal education (CLE) courses, which mix comedy and law in a unique way. Learn more and follow Joel Oster at ComedianOfLaw.com.
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Tony Muro is a US Army combat Veteran and lead mentor for PTSD Foundation of America. The Foundation runs Camp Hope, which is a 6–12-month residential program based in Houston, TX, provided free of charge to any combat Veteran suffering from PTSD. There, Veterans are guided through an extensive program focusing on mental, physical, spiritual, and emotional health (the "whole-person" approach). Their mission is to reduce the daily Veteran suicide rate from 44 to 0. The PTSD Foundation of America has now expanded to several other states to provide hope and healing through Warrior groups specific for combat Vets, their families, and first responders. Learn more by visiting PTSDUSA.org.
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Brian Boeding was an Air Force officer and A-10 pilot who has flown in several combat operations, including the initial invasion of Iraq in 2003. He has been leading the effort to save Close Air Support and the A-10 from divestment by the Air Force. He has written several articles on the topic - some of which can be found at Troops-In-Contact.org.
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Stan Wong is producing a documentary called "The Real American," which tells the story of Evan Thompson III - who, for 45 years, would wave a large American flag at low flying military airplanes as they passed over his house in the desert outside Las Vegas. Alongside the story of Evan, the film also features vignettes of A-10 pilot Chris Beckman, WW2 Navy sailor Doris Miller, and F-16 pilot Heather Penney. The Real American will be released this summer. You can watch the trailer at TheRealAmericanFilm.com.
Stan Wong made his first film "Lonely" in 2010 and immediately fell in love with the craft. He decided to dedicate more of his time to film, establishing his company, Infinite Fountain Productions llc., in 2014. Shooting commercials and short films for clients and other filmmakers, he learned everything he could about writing, directing and producing. Biding his time till he was confident that he could make a film that was compelling, interesting, paced well and with fully developed characters, "Departure" was written in 2014 with several rewrites and help from professional writers. It will be Stan's first feature film.
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Brigadier General Jason M. Rueschhoff is the Commander, 56th Fighter Wing, Luke Air Force Base, Arizona. The wing’s mission is to train the world’s greatest fighter pilots and combat ready Airmen. As part of Air Education and Training Command, and home to 26 squadrons with both F-16 Fighting Falcon and F-35A Lightning II aircraft, the 56th FW is the largest fighter wing in the Air Force and graduates more than 105 F-35 pilots, 188 F-16 pilots and 300 air control professionals annually. Additionally, the 56th FW oversees the Gila Bend Air Force Auxiliary Field and is steward of the Barry M. Goldwater Range, a military training range spanning more than 1 million acres of Sonoran desert.
General Rueschhoff earned his commission and Bachelor of Science degree from the United States Air Force Academy in 1997. He holds three Masters Degrees; one in Military Operational Art and Science, one in Airpower Art and Science, and one in Strategic Studies. General Rueschhoff has commanded at the squadron, group and wing level.
General Rueschhoff is a graduate of the School of Advanced Air and Space Studies and of the United States Air Force Weapons School. He is a command pilot with over 2,800 hours in the F-35A, A-10A/C and AH 64-E, including 267 combat hours. He has flown in Operations SOUTHERN WATCH, ENDURING FREEDOM, and IRAQI FREEDOM and conducted contingency planning in Operations TOMODACHI, FREEDOM’s SENTINEL, and INHERENT RESOLVE.
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Robert "Redeye" Harris is a veteran of the Vietnam War. He flew O-2 Skymasters as a Forward Air Controller (FAC) over Cambodia - a top secret operation between the US and Cambodian Army, which intended to prevent the North Vietnamese from using the Ho Chi Minh Trail to supply their troops in the south. The first third of the episode is about Robert's training, the second is about the missions that resulted in the awarding of two Distinguished Flying Crosses (DFC), and around 1:12 into the episode he talks about his work with the Cambodian Army. You can follow Robert and his fellow O-2 pilots -the "Rustics" - at NightRustics.org, and you can purchase the book about the Rustics called, "The Rustics: A Top Secret Air War in Cambodia." Royalties from sales help support orphanages in Cambodia.
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Matt Whitney is a retired Air Force major and fighter pilot, and Alan McCracken is a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel and fighter pilot. Matt shares how he - a passed over major - broke the Department of Defense bureaucracy to allow pilots to use electronic tablets in airplanes.
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Frequent guest, Ted Vogt is head of the Arizona Department of Gaming. He also was a state representative in Arizona, staffer for the governor, lawyer, and Air Force veteran. Greg and Ted discuss the 2022 election results, particularly in Arizona, the future of Trumpism in the GOP, and who will run in 2024.
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Alan "Lick" McCracken and Tom "Tomchuck" Norris are retired Air Force officers and former A-10 Fighter Weapons Instructors (Top Guns) with over 40 years of combined combat flying experience dating back to Operation Desert Storm in 1991.
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Frequent guest, Ted Vogt is head of the Arizona Department of Gaming. He also was a state representative in Arizona, a lawyer, and Air Force veteran. Greg and Ted discuss politics in Arizona, the 2022 election, Indian gaming issues, and the recent Supreme Court cases on affirmative action - Students for Fair Admissions vs. Harvard, and Students for Fair Admissions vs. University of North Carolina.
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Joe Gulesserian is an entrepreneur and published author of the Practical MBA book series. The pages of the Practical MBA bring to light the roots of our economic order of today, and help explain the world around us, how we arrived here, and what might lie ahead. It is comprehensive, fast-paced, making for magnificent theatre, full of spills and chills, from stock market crashes to sovereign debt default, to the 1944 Bretton Woods reset, the IMF, the WTO, U.S. Dollar reserve, and mercantilism. Through his book, we come to meet the economic thinkers that shape our world today from Adam Smith, Richard Cantillon, John Maynard Keynes, David Ricardo, Murray Rothbard, and Milton Friedman.
After earning his MBA from Edinburgh Business School in the U.K., Joe taught Corporate Finance, Capital Markets, Statistics and marketing, as an adjunct professor at Toronto colleges. You can follow Joe Gulesserian and purchase his book at PracticalMBA.ca.
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Emily Dieckmann enlisted in the Army at age 17, and shortly afterward, transitioned to the Air Force to become an officer and C-130 pilot. With 300 combat hours and numerous combat missions over Iraq and Afghanistan, she retired as a Lieutenant Colonel with over 22 years of service. After the military, Emily became a real estate professional serving the north Lake Travis area, including Jonestown, Lago Vista, and Point Venture, nestled in the Hill Country near Austin, Texas. She has quickly become one of the top real estate agents in her area and now leads a team of realtors. In 2016 she was the #1 agent per volume sold in a market center of over 200 other agents. Emily stays connected with her community through volunteering with organizations such as the North Lake Travis Chamber of Commerce and Northlake Church.
You can contact Emily and inquire about her services at EmilyDieckmann.com.
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Lt Col Brian Slade is an Air Force combat search and rescue (CSAR) helicopter pilot, and he was an Army AH-64 Apache gunship pilot. After numerous combat deployments, he wrote the book entitled, "Cleared Hot: Lessons Learned about Life, Love, and Leadership while Flying the Apache Gunship in Afghanistan, and Why I Believe a Prepared Mind Can Help Minimize PTSD."
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What is the future of the A-10 and the Close Air Support mission? Is the Air Force correctly allocating its resources and focusing on the correct mission sets?
Alan "Lick" McCracken and Tom "Tom Chuck" Norris are retired Air Force officers and former A-10 Fighter Weapons Instructors (Top Gun) with over 40 years of combined combat flying experience dating back to Operation Desert Storm.
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I address a YouTube video posted by MegaProjects that claims the "A-10 is worse than you think." As an A-10 pilot with 14 years of experience, I can comfortably say I have more credibility here than MegaProjects. Unfortunately, the YouTube video was removed for copyright reasons, so I have to rely on memory. Still, the misinformation is common and needs to be corrected.
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Joanna Morales is a cancer rights attorney, author, speaker, and CEO of Triage Cancer, a national, nonprofit organization providing free education on practical and legal issues that may impact individuals coping with cancer and their caregivers, through events, materials, and resources.
Ms. Morales has spent nearly thirty years working on behalf of individuals with cancer, including five as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Loyola Law School, teaching a seminar in Cancer Rights Law, and eight at the John Wayne Cancer Institute’s Psychosocial Care Program and Positive Appearance Center. She has also taught a Community Advocacy Clinic, as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Wayne State University Law School.
Ms. Morales co-authored the book, Cancer Rights Law, for the American Bar Association – the first and only book of its kind. In 2020, she wrote a chapter Cancer-Related Legal Issues, for the Oncology Nursing Society’s book, Oncology Nurse Navigation: Delivering Patient-Centered Care Across the Continuum. In 2017, she wrote Preventing or Minimizing Financial Toxicity Across the Continuum of Cancer Care, a chapter for the Oncology Nursing Society’s book, Cancer Survivorship: Transdisciplinary, Patient-Centered Approaches to the Season of Survival. In 2009, she also contributed to a book entitled, Work and Cancer Survivors. And, her work has appeared in a variety of other publications, such as Psycho-Oncology, Heal, Cure, Coping with Cancer, Women, and Ability Magazine.
Ms. Morales has presented nearly one thousand educational seminars on employment, insurance, health care, and advocacy issues throughout the country for individuals diagnosed with cancer, caregivers, health care professionals, advocates, lawyers, employers, and the general public.
In addition, she has served on numerous cancer community committees and boards, including as Chair of the Board of Directors for the California Division of the American Cancer Society, ZERO Prostate Cancer’s Medical Advisory Board, the National Advisory Board of CancerForward, the Stupid Cancer Survivorship Advisory Council, and the Executive Committee of the American Bar Association’s Breast Cancer Task Force.
Ms. Morales has received several awards and recognition for her service to the cancer community and her work in the area of legislative advocacy, including the 2009 Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Public Policy Advocate of the Year and the 2015 Legacy Advocate Award from Stupid Cancer. In 2010, she was recognized by the Los Angeles Daily Journal as one of the Top 20 Attorneys in California Under the Age of 40.
Ms. Morales earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with an emphasis in International Relations from the University of California Los Angeles and a Juris Doctor from Loyola Law School Los Angeles.
Joanna Morales can be reached at TriageCancer.org.
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Alan "Lick" McCracken is a retired Air Force officer and former A-10 Warthog Fighter Weapons Instructor. We chat about 9-11, our first combat missions in Afghanistan, football, generational differences, Top Gun Maverick, and being new dads.
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George R. Mastroianni served as a US Army Research Psychologist, where he worked in a variety of biomedical laboratories and other military research settings. His research experience included aviation human factors, the effects of laser exposure on human vision and performance, modeling and simulation of human performance, and operational testing of new Army equipment. Dr. Mastroianni worked as a Professor of Psychology at the US Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO from 1997 until 2016, where he taught Biopsychology, Learning and Memory, Sensation and Perception, and Introduction to the Behavioral Sciences. He also served as Chair of the Institutional Review Board and as Chair of the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee. Dr. Mastroianni currently teaches in the Master’s in the Psychology of Leadership program in the World Campus at the Pennsylvania State University.
Dr. Mastroianni has published widely and co-edited A Warrior’s Guide to Psychology and Performance, created on the model of two WWII works produced for soldiers by psychologists. Dr. Mastroianni is interested in leadership and ethical behavior, and has commented extensively on the 2003 abuses at Abu Ghraib. His scholarly interests for the last several years have centered on the psychology of the Holocaust. His book, Of Mind and Murder: Toward a More Comprehensive Psychology of the Holocaust, was published by Oxford University Press September 7, 2018. His most recent works are Misremembering the Holocaust: The Liberation of Buchenwald and the Limits of Memory and Rumors of Injustice: The Cases of Ilse Koch and Rudolph Spanner.
Dr. Mastroianni makes occasional contributions to his blog on the Times of Israel website. Recent posts have addressed inaccuracies in material on the US Holocaust Memorial Museum website, and Havana Syndrome.
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Amy is a Professional Python Hunter contracted by the South Florida Water Management District to capture and euthanize the invasive Burmese Pythons that are now the apex predators in South Florida and decimating the mammal and bird populations.
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Dr. Thomas Hemingway M.D. graduated from the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine in 2002 with the Doctor of Medicine Degree and then completed a residency in Emergency Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles in 2006. He received his Board Certification in Emergency Medicine from the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) in 2007. Dr. Hemingway has special interests in holistic health and wellness, preventative medicine, and nutrition. He believes health and wellness are both possible and sustainable through simple strategies that address the root cause of health challenges.
Follow Dr. Thomas Hemingway and purchase his upcoming book at ThomasHemingway.com. Also check out his podcast, "Modern Medicine Movement" available on all podcast apps.
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David Richards is a business professional, life coach, yoga instructor, and speaker on self-development. He spent his early childhood living in various parts of the United States and three years living on the island of Okinawa, Japan. After graduating university with a degree in English, he was commissioned an officer in the Marines. He served fifteen years on active duty before deciding to break out from the path his father and brother had followed in making the military a career and left the Marines to pursue life as a civilian.
He joined Cisco Systems in 2006 and shortly thereafter discovered yoga. A year later, he taught his first yoga class. Realizing the fulfillment that came from helping others see their vision more clearly, he became a certified life coach. He works with individuals and organizations conducting training through private coaching engagements, speaking events, and workshops.
Down to earth, insightful, and sometimes silly, he blends elements of yoga with quantum physics to bring the esoteric together with the practical for a truly unique perspective of how the mind works, in turn creating easily understood self-development plans that create lasting change for a more fulfilling life.
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Corruption seems to be an insurmountable problem in many parts of Africa, but there are people taking action. Isaac Vah Tukpah and Professor Emmanuel Clarke are Liberian political leaders and co-authors of the book, George Weah, the Dream, the Legend, the Rise to Power: the Journey of an Enigmatic Leader. George Weah is an African soccer legend who was elected president of Liberia in 2018. According to many, including Tukpah and Clarke, Weah has become corrupt, and Liberia needs new leadership.
Professor Emmanuel Clarke is the author of more than 10 books. He has taught at Mercer County College in New Jersey, Burton County College in New Jersey, United Methodist University in Liberia, Forsyth Technical College in North Carolina.
Isaac Tukpah is a political leader and was a friend of Weah. He is currently leading the opposition against Weah.
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Trauma is in the spotlight. And no one knows this better than Dr. Kelly Bohnhoff. With personal experience of abuse and sex trafficking in childhood and over 35 years of experience with countless generations of traumatized families as a Registered Nurse (RN), Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), nationally certified trauma therapist (ACTP), certified Legal Nurse Consultant (CLNC), and co-founder of Josephine’s Clinic, a non-profit serving those who have experienced human trafficking and violence, she discovered the key ingredient to healing trauma in children, adults, couples, and families and is author of the upcoming book, “Beyond Trauma Drama: Cultivating the Sacred Nature of Families to Heal.” In 2016, Dr. Kelly was honored with an appointment to the American Health Council’s board of nurses as one of the best in America and for the contributions she has made in the field for the past 30 years.
Dr. Kelly brings a unique perspective gained from her personal, professional, and volunteer experiences over the last 35 years related to the authentic power each of us have within us to be the change we wish to see in the world. Using real-world examples, Dr. Kelly sheds light on how traumatized families bring their unique gifts, wisdom, strength, courage, and resilience to help heal themselves and humanity.
Dr. Kelly Bohnhoff can be reached at OneSacredFamily.com.
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Dr. Darin Detwiler:
Recipient, 2018 “Distinguished Service Award,” INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR FOOD PROTECTION (sponsored by Food Safety Magazine.).
Author - Food Safety: Past, Present, and Predictions (Elsevier Academic Press, 2020).
Regarded as “One of America’s leading food safety advocates”(Food Safety Magazine).
"One of the most well-known, respected, and accomplished people in the food safety industry" (Food Safety News).
A nationally recognized leader in food regulatory industry and academia, with over 25 years of consultation for industry, government, and NGOs.
US Navy Nuclear Submarine Veteran.
Dr. Darin Detwiler, the Assistant Dean at Northeastern University’s College of Professional Studies, provides academic leadership for all undergraduate and graduate programs. He is also a professor of food regulatory policy, responsible for the development and instruction of courses related to food safety, global economics of food and agriculture, and food policy for graduate students who work in the food industry. He additionally advises industry and government agencies, addressing food safety and authenticity issues in the U.S. and abroad.
After the loss of a son to E. coli in a landmark outbreak over 25 years ago, he consulted with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) in strengthening food safety policies, particularly in the areas of consumer education, product labeling, and their pathogen reduction program. In addition to serving in various educational and advisory capacities, his committee work includes appointments to two terms as a member of the National Advisory Committee on Meat and Poultry Inspection for USDA, where his work improved standards and policies related to risk-based sampling. As the senior policy coordinator for a national food safety organization, he evaluated pertinent regulatory issues for the USDA and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a consumer advocate in their stakeholder advisory group. He later served two terms as a council member for the Conference for Food Protection, identifying and addressing emerging problems of food safety to influence model laws and regulations among all government agencies.
Detwiler received his doctorate of law and policy from Northeastern University with a research focus on state implementation of the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act.
Dr. Detwiler can be reached at HerculeanEffort.net.
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Rod Knoerr was married to his wife, Beth, for nearly 40 years when they learned she had cancer. In Don't Waste This Storm , Rod details their five-year journey and shares the wisdom they learned along the way. Surviving was not the only goal. By shifting their mindset toward gratitude and service, they found purpose in teaching others how to live. With Rod's help, discover how life's darkest moments can propel you forward and inspire those around you.
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How is technology impacting the game? Which players and managers complained the most? Who were the best (and worst) fans?
Gary Darling spent nearly three decades working as a Major League Baseball umpire. Now retired and living in the Phoenix area, Gary is very devoted to UMPS CARE Charities and is president of the organization. He umpired the 2003 and 2010 World Series, five National League Championship Series, two All-Star Games (1993, 2003), and 10 Division Series. Gary is happiest when he is on the golf course.
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Elvir is a rebel entrepreneur and wisdom activist. He’s been a professor, engineer, exec, investment banker, people coach, and Earth lawyer. He now runs a boutique investment bank Tech+IP Capital, Upend, a new school of ancient wisdoms, and is a Board director at EarthLaw and WorkLife Law.
Losing his country (Yugoslavia/Bosnia) to war as a teen, Elvir finds home in disparate worlds, and kinship with the othered. He's since joyously clipped four umbilical cords of children who changed his life, tasted the world’s finest mountain rivers, and inhaled old-growth forests. He can never again pretend not to know a beauty way.
He holds a doctorate in Electrical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis, a law degree from University of California Hastings College of the Law, and apprenticed as transformational coach at Phoenix 2000 and Trainer Designs.
Today, Elvir’s quest is to refresh our collective memory of our ancient wisdoms, so we can each live well, enjoy each other, and cherish our Earth.
Follow Elvir at UpEnd.com - an organization he founded to teach simple, science-backed wisdoms from time immemorial so you can shape a life of well-being, abundance, and joy.
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The debate over abortion masks a deeper debate. How do we distinguish right from wrong? When does life begin? How should the Constitution be interpreted? Ted Vogt is an attorney and head of the Arizona Department of Gaming. He was also a member of the Arizona Legislature and a former Air Force intelligence officer. He and Greg attempt to answer these questions.
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Ellie Shefi is the very definition of tenacious. Having overcome a lifetime of adversity, including abuse, domestic violence, homelessness, cancer, and a myriad of other health issues that have seen her defy the doctors’ death deadlines for over two decades, Ellie has mastered mindset, resiliency, and resourcefulness, and she has dedicated her life to the empowerment of others.
Ellie is an attorney, entrepreneur, #1 international best-selling and award-winning author, speaker, strategist, consultant, coach, philanthropist, and publisher who provides her clients with practical, easy-to-implement tools and strategies that generate results. Host of the Free by Design™ television show and You Are Not Your Scars™ podcast, she is regularly interviewed in publications and on others’ podcasts and television shows, including NBC, ABC, CBS, the New York Times, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Yahoo News, the LA Tribune, and TED Ed, to name a few.
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William “Doc” Black (Fayetteville, Tennessee) is a U.S. Navy Combat Veteran, Warriors Heart Alumni and Warriors Heart Foundation Board Member, who deployed as a Line Corpsman in Iraq 2004-2006. He served with 2nd Marine Division, and most notably served as a combat replacement for 3rd Battalion, 25th Marines. As a survivor of these deployments, he became intimate with death and trauma and has dedicated his life to helping others that struggle with grief, trauma, and addiction. Will graduated from the Warriors Heart program in 2016 and since that time he has run their service dog program, volunteered with Sartech (search and rescue), volunteered with animals and Veterans in many forms. In September 2020, Will joined the Governing Board of the Warriors Heart Foundation. Will loves to be outdoors, volunteering in the community, and the gym. On one hiking endeavor, Will met his soul mate Stephanie and married her in 2021. Will and Stephanie have 6 children together and his service dog Dozer who has been with him 10 years now. For more information, visit WarriorsHeart.com.
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Jocelyn King is a life-safety expert for women who has overcome serious threats to her personal, professional, and physical safety. Today, she is the successful co-founder of a Top 10 cyber security startup, has a sought-after career coaching practice, is a trained martial arts practitioner, and is the author of the forthcoming book, “Sitting Pretty or Sitting Duck: 101 Must-Know Safety Tips for Women and the Men Who Want to Protect Them.” In her book, Jocelyn shares real-world scenarios along with some surprisingly easy dos and don’ts for women to enhance their safety online, at home, at work, and out in the world at large. Jocelyn’s background includes successfully navigating identity theft and restoration of her own personal information, coming back stronger after being physically assaulted on a city street, and reclaiming her power after a sexual harassment case in the workplace. In addition, Jocelyn has gone toe-to-toe in the board room with CEOs and the C-Suite during her 20-year Silicon Valley career as a senior marketing executive at Fortune 100 high tech companies. Jocelyn was voted a Top 10 Woman in Cybersecurity in 2021 and was twice selected among the Top 20 Women to Watch. She earned her BS degree in Organizational Development & Leadership from the University of San Francisco and an MBA from Saint Mary’s College of California.
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Jason Squires has been an Arizona criminal defense attorney for over 22 years. Currently, he is in private practice in Tempe, Arizona. Mr. Squires has handled thousands of felony and misdemeanor cases, including 2nd Degree Murder, Negligent Homicide, Aggravated Assault –Dangerous, Burglary in the 1st Degree, Possession of Narcotic Drugs for Sale, Theft of a Means of Transportation, Sex Crimes, Resisting Arrest, Forgery, and all other criminal offenses.
In the early 1990s, Jason Squires worked for the prestigious Tucson law firm, Hirsh, Davis, Walker, and Piccarreta. There he served as an intern and later an Investigator for the firm.
Jason Squires also trains in Martial Arts and writes for Recoil Magazine. Recoil focuses on handgun news and firearm lifestyle. Jason Squires can be reached at SquiresLawAZ.com and at squireslaw@gmail.com.
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David Marion and Dana Golden are certified interventionists and recovery coaches, authors, public speakers, and advocates for all suffering from substance use. They were once married. But when David was hit with opioid and gambling addiction, which landed him in prison, Dana filed for divorce. Since then, then have reunited to help others recover from addiction. You can follow David and Dana at TheLifeRecoveryCoach.com, and purchase their book entitled, Addiction Rescue: the No BS Guide to Recovery.***
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Rich Walton is author of One Brick at a Time: Winning the Hearts and Minds of the Afghan People. For more than four years, Rich Walton was a civilian contractor working on construction jobs in the Afghanistan war zone. His role included actively connecting with US and Afghan military and the heads of various coalition task forces.
In addition to working on military bases surrounded by protective walls, he worked outside the bases on schools, women’s dorms, medical clinics, and public structures being built in the Afghan villages. The Taliban and other terrorists did not want these structures built, so the dangers were very real and a constant threat.
His book will give you insights on how Rich Walton became an expert drumming up construction jobs and how creative business networking amidst sniper fire and terrorist attacks helped him succeed in business and make it out alive.
Some of his stories and photos will tug at your heart emotionally while others are unbelievably hilarious. Through these experiences, you will see how Rich Walton came to be known as The Face of America the Afghans will Remember.
You can follow Rich and purchase his book at OneBrickAtATimePress.com.
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Shelly Slocum is the author of the book, "Love and Inspiration from Mom," which releases May 14. It is an expanded quote book with inspirational quotes and practical tips from a loving mom, on how to apply more positivity in your life to brighten your days and help turn life's lemons into lemonade. The book has 90 quotes and 90 Love Mom suggestions to help blend the sweetness of good times and grow through the sour times for the perfect recipe to a better life. Shelly is a mom, grandmother, and wife of 39 years - and a military wife - who gives some practical advice on holding down the fort while dad is deployed.
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Cecil Harris is the author of Different Strokes: Serena, Venus, and the Unfinished Black Tennis Revolution. He has written on sports for The New York Times, the New York Daily News, Newsday, the New York Post, The (Raleigh, NC) News & Observer, The Indianapolis Star, The Sporting News, The Hockey News, USA Today and the Associated Press. He's covered major events such as the Summer Olympic Games; Major League Baseball’s playoffs, All-Star Game and World Series; the NBA Finals; Stanley Cup playoffs;college basketball’s Final Four and national championship game;tennis’s U.S. Open and WTA Championships; college football; boxing; soccer;and track and field. He appeared in the CBS Sports documentary, Althea & Arthur, about tennis Hall of Famers Althea Gibson and Arthur Ashe; the documentary, A Perfect Match, about Gibson andher Wimbledon doubles partner Angela Buxton; and the hockey documentary, Soul on Ice.
His fourth book, Different Strokes: Serena, Venus, and the Unfinished Black Tennis Revolution, debuted in 2020. His previous books are Breaking the Ice: The Black Experience in Professional Hockey (2004); Call the Yankees My Daddy(2005); and Charging the Net: A History of Blacks in Tennis from Althea Gibson and Arthur Ashe to the Williams Sisters (2007). He also contributed a chapter to the anthology, African Americans and Popular Culture (2008). He graduated summa cum laude from Fordham University in New York City with a Bachelor of Arts degree in media studies. I live in Yonkers, New York.
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Karen Owoc is a certified clinical exercise physiologist, health educator, and health and habit coach who assists adults with type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, cancer, obesity, orthopedic limitations in addition to cardiovascular and neurodegenerative disease. She also is the weekly health expert on KRON 4 Morning News Weekend. Each week she condenses new scientific studies to a six-minute education segment, translates medical language, creates visuals, and distills information into practical healthy living tips. As the recurring health expert on ABC 10 in Sacramento, she creates distinctively clever, fun, and healthful food demonstrations.
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Diana L. Howles, MA is an award-winning speaker, global virtual facilitator, and master trainer who brings 25 years of experience in the talent development field. A virtual training expert, she has designed and facilitated live online and blended learning programs for organizations since 2000 in more than a dozen countries. As a professional speaker, she has addressed hundreds of audiences, and has trained Fortune 100 and 500 companies, government agencies, and academic institutions on a variety of professional business skills. Currently, she is CEO and co-owner of Howles Associates. Her learning and development articles have appeared in publications such as TD, Learning Solutions, Training, and trainingmag.com, and she is author of the book, Next Level Virtual Training (2022). Diana earned her master’s degree from Colorado State University and is a frequent presenter at in-person and virtual international and national conferences.
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Bob Bryant helps run MissionK9Rescue.org - a 501(c)3 charitable organization dedicated to the service of retiring and retired Military Working Dogs, Contract Working Dogs, and PD-K9’s. Founded in 2013, they have rescued 1300 dogs around the world and reunited 560 with their former handlers. They have also paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in veterinary care. Please donate through the website or by mailing a check to
Mission K9 Rescue
P.O. Box 395
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phone: 713-589-9362
Mission K9 Rescue has no relationship to the US government, and 88% of every dollar goes directly toward helping the dogs. Follow MissionK9Rescue on Instagram, and see their recent video and article at AARP. Finally, Bob is a brown belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and he recommends supporting Fight For a Kid - a charity that rescues kids form poverty in Brazil by bringing them to the US to train and eventually teach jiu jitsu.
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Ivan Ingraham is a 24-year US Marine Corps veteran who retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. He served in Marine Infantry, Reconnaissance, and Special Operations units and has world-wide deployment experience across a breadth of operational environments. In this episode, we discuss how to lead during a crisis, and Ivan describes his harrowing combat experience with A-10s in Afghanistan.
Currently, Ivan is a novelist and screenwriter. You can listen and read more from Ivan at the Font Lines of Freedom podcast, at Task and Purpose, at Newsweek, and at Themsis.
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Doug Huberman flew the F-111 in Europe during the Cold War in the 1980s, where he also served as the US liaison for the French, British, and German ministries of defense. Shortly after that assignment, he became a professor of economics at the US Air Force Academy. Currently, he serves as board chairman for the Diavolo Veterans Project - a dance theater organization that features professional dancers alongside veterans who are recovering from post-traumatic stress. In this episode, Doug details his experience flying in Europe, his work with our European partners, and his prescription for how the Afghanistan withdrawal should have gone. Doug is active on Twitter @NE1honest and he will soon start a podcast called, "Man in the Middle."
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Dr. George Mastroianni retired from the US Army where he was an experimental psychologist. Currently, he is a professor emeritus at the US Air Force Academy in the behavioral sciences. He has written several books: (1) A Warrior's Guide to Psychology and Performance; (2) Of Mind and Murder: Toward a More Comprehensive Psychology of the Holocaust; (3) Misremembering the Holocaust: The Liberation of Buchenwald and the Limits of Memory; and (4) Rumors of Injustice: The Cases of Ilse Koch and Rudolph Spanner. He also posts on his Times of Israelblog. In this episode, we discuss his articles, Reframing Suicide in the Military, which he co-wrote with Wilbur Scott, and Case Study in False Memory: The Liberation of Buchenwald.Dr. Mastroianni can be reached at schmidlapfred@gmail.com.
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Rocky McKinnon is a professional surfer, surfing instructor, and owner of McKinnon Surf and SUP Lessons in Huntington Beach, California. At the height of his competitive career, he was among the top ten long-boarders in the country. In addition to instructing, Rocky volunteers and hosts charitable events for veterans and people with special needs through three foundations: Bold As Love OSC, Best Day Foundation, and Operation Amped. Follow Rocky on Instagram and check out his surfboard design and shaping company at McKinnonSurfboards.com.
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Lt Col Chris "K-Rush" Hubbard graduated from the Air Force Academy in 2002, flew the F-16 as a fighter weapons instructor (Air Force Top Gun), and most recently commanded the F-35 training squadron at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona. In this episode, we discuss the transition from 4th generation fighter technology to 5th generation and the impact it has had on training, tactics, and war. Chris will publish an article on the topic soon, and he gives us a preview here.
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No earlier than the fourth quarter of 2022, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket will launch the Polaris Dawn mission from historic Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Scott “Kidd” Poteet is a retired US Air Force Lieutenant Colonel who served 20 years in various roles that include Commander of the 64th Aggressor Squadron, USAF Thunderbird #4 Demonstration Pilot, USAF Weapons School Graduate, Operational Test & Evaluation Pilot, and Flight Examiner. Kidd is a command pilot with over 3,200 flying hours in the F-16, A-4, T-38, T-37, T-3, and Alpha Jet. Kidd has logged over 400 hours of combat time during Operations Northern Watch, Southern Watch, Joint Guardian, Freedom’s Sentinel, and Resolute Support.
Following his Air Force career, Kidd served in various roles to include Director of Business Development at Draken International and VP of Strategy at Shift4 (NYSE: FOUR). He most recently served as the Mission Director of Inspiration4, the world’s first all-civilian mission to space that helped raise over $240 million for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® in an effort to help eradicate childhood cancer. Kidd is also an accomplished collegiate runner and triathlete, competing in 15 Ironman triathlons since 2000, which includes four Ironman World Championships in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.
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In episode 57, Dr. Rocky Jedick told Greg about Moral Foundations Theory as a guide to find common ground with people who disagree with you. That discussion was about vaccines. But how does Moral Foundations Theory apply in other contexts?
What is Moral Foundations Theory? Greg reviews the six foundations of the Moral Foundations Theory from Jonathan Haidt's book, The Righteous Mind. He then applies each foundation to the issue of the Canadian truckers' "Freedom Convoy" and the recent ousting of members from a San Francisco school board.
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Dr Rocky “Apollo” Jedick was an Air Force flight surgeon in an F-16 fighter squadron, and he is currently practicing emergency medicine in Las Vegas. He has treated thousands of COVID-19 patients. In this episode, he discusses Dr Robert Malone from the Joe Rogan Experience, as well as the issues with public health communication and media misinformation. He also discusses Jonathan Haidt’s Moral Foundations Theory as a basis for reaching common ground in politics. Dr Jedick can be reached at https://twitter.com/RockyJedickMD, https://www.instagram.com/goflightmed, and https://goflightmedicine.com/.
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Homelessness, crime, and city government. Phoenix City Council candidate Sam Stone's family moved to Arizona 30 years ago, and he's been a resident of District 6 in Phoenix for the last 4. He is a small business owner, sports nut, and a policy geek. For the last four and a half years, he served as current Councilman Sal DiCiccio’s chief-of-staff, helping craft and guide policy for the office – serving Phoenix and its residents to the best of his ability. He had previously served as the Director of the Civics Education Initiative at the Joe Foss Institute, and had run a number of local and federal candidate campaigns. Currently, he is the host of the Broken Potholes radio show and podcast.
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Jillian is the first Canadian to kayak across the United States (Oregon to Florida) and first to tandem kayak down the entire Colorado River. Having battled PTSD, she also educates on mental health, and she is an incredible nature photographer. Follow Jillian on Instagram at JillianABrownPhotography.
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Journalist, writer, and host of the Open Highway show, Eric Erickson, joins me to discuss his experiences and journey toward the political middle - an area overlooked in today's hyper-partisan world. If you're tired of the Left-Right war, and you want sincere, rational discussion, Eric 's show is the place to go. Listen to the Open Highway show on LinkTree, visit Eric's website at VikingDogEntertainment.com, and follow Eric on Instagram @openhighwayshow.
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The OSHA vaccinate-or-test mandate and the subsequent Supreme Court decision striking it down have significant consequences for federal power and individual liberty. The Left and Right are in two different galaxies in how they view the decision, and Greg bridges the gap. He reviews the history and philosophy underlying the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution - specifically the different views on the relationship between God/Nature, the state, and the individual. He then explains how these views are reflected in 8 constitutional principles and various Supreme Court doctrines. With these concepts in mind, he leads you through the published OSHA opinion, helping you contextualize the dispute between Left and Right, and preparing you for future constitutional debates.
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The Supreme Court recently held oral arguments for a stay against OSHA's mandate, while the case is decided on the merits later this year. Greg taps into his legal background and gives his constitutional analysis.
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Wylie McGraw is a former star athlete, competitive bull rider, and 3-tour combat veteran.
It was through those intense experiences that he discovered his crazy superpower of being able to expose blind spots, erupt & eradicate stress, and fully unleash the untapped potential of high achievers.
He’s the founder of Radical Performance Acceleration and the creator of High-Performance Meditation. For well over a decade now he’s been behind-the-scenes doing life-altering work with powerful CEOs, Entrepreneurs, Leaders, and Public Figures accelerating their performance both personally and professionally.
His work is the proverbial “Navy SEAL Training” equivalent to high performance and leadership development – pushing even the elite beyond their limits so they not only hit their peak but sustain it.
Wylie’s formal title is Performance Accelerator. He has been named a “secret weapon” by some of the most influential leaders across industries from Wall St., Hollywood, Professional Sports, Fortune 500 companies, Personal Development, and everything in between.
His work is about giving an elite edge to high achieving individuals while ending their cycle of stress, sacrifice, and suffering that’s unfortunately associated when reaching their levels of accomplishment and success.
When Wylie’s not traveling the country to meet his clients, this family man enjoys skydiving, mountain top sunsets, and occasionally sipping on an 18-year-old single malt scotch pondering the philosophies of life, the cosmos, and beyond.
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Greg and his wife, Jocelyn, talk about great moments and lessons learned from the show in 2021. There were so many great guests this year, but we grabbed clips from the following episodes. Enjoy!
19: A-10 Pilot and Afghanistan Vet, Scott Campbell
20: First Female Fighter Pilot, Sharon Preszler
24: First Female Airline Pilot, Terry Rinehart
30: CIA Member and SR71 Developer, TD Barnes
35: Astronaut-Doctor, Scott Parazynski
28: Attorney and Sex Crimes Prosecutor Melissa Rueschhoff
46: African Civil War Refugee, Pitman Kennedy
42: Afghanistan Withdrawal with Foreign Service Officer Thomas Billingsley
49: From the Streets of Guatemala to Air Force Leadership, Ericka Kelly
27: A-10 Pilot and Former POW, Rob Sweet
39-#40: Holocaust Survivor, Sam Silberberg
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Ericka Kelly's life started quite literally at the bottom. Abandoned as a young girl in her home of Guatemala, she literally walked to the United States where she endured years of domestic abuse and homelessness. One day she saw a commercial about the Air Force and decided to enlist. Through shear grit, Ericka rose to the rank of Command Chief Master Sergeant - the highest enlisted rank in the military.
As the 17th Command Chief Master Sergeant for the Air Force Reserve Command and the Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chief of the Air Force Reserve, Ericka represented the highest level of enlisted leadership. She served as an adviser to the commander on all matters concerning the health, morale, welfare and effective management of more than 74,000 civilians, active duty/reserve officers and enlisted members at more than 66 locations. Ericka has also been a law enforcement officer, and she is the Executive Director of The John Maxwell Team. She is certified to facilitate, speak, train and coach in the areas of leadership development, professional skills, and personal growth.
Ericka has written a book called P.E.R.S.I.S.T.E.N.C.E., which can be purchased on Amazon, and she can be reached at ErickaKellyEnterprises.com.
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The second half of the conversation from episode 45. Air Force Senior Master Sergeant, retired, Bill Nutt was the intelligence analyst who planned and coordinated the rescue mission that picked up "Lone Survivor" Marcus Luttrell in Afghanistan in 2005. In this episode, Bill talks about his childhood growing up on the Mexican border and his post-Air Force career as a law enforcement officer fighting drug cartels.
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Jason Squires has been an Arizona criminal defense attorney for over 22 years. Currently, he is in private practice in Tempe, Arizona. Mr. Squires has handled thousands of felony and misdemeanor cases, including 2nd Degree Murder, Negligent Homicide, Aggravated Assault –Dangerous, Burglary in the 1st Degree, Possession of Narcotic Drugs for Sale, Theft of a Means of Transportation, Sex Crimes, Resisting Arrest, Forgery, and all other criminal offenses.
In the early 1990s, Jason Squires worked for the prestigious Tucson law firm, Hirsh, Davis, Walker, and Piccarreta. There he served as an intern and later an Investigator for the firm.
Jason Squires also trains in Martial Arts and writes for Recoil Magazine. Recoil focuses on handgun news and firearm lifestyle. Jason Squires can be reached at squireslaw@gmail.com.
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Pitman Kennedy was born in Liberia, West Africa. He escaped his homeland due to a civil war at age 17, and survived as a refugee in Sierra Leone from 1989 until 1992 at which time he migrated to the United States and joined the military. Pitman retired from the Air Force in 2016 as a Master Sergeant after a successful 21 year career.
Concurrent to his Air Force career, Mr. Kennedy developed and sharpened his skills as a basketball coach, skill development and strength trainer, and keynote and motivational speaker. Mr. Kennedy created Sweat Equity Basketball Skill Development LLC in 2014 as a platform for youth basketball skill development. In addition to basketball, Pitman leads speaking engagements across the country. Highlights include Keynote speaker on Resilience for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Wingman Day event; Panel member for South by Southwest Educational Fair; and guest speaker for John Lucas Camp Right Way (Chicago) among others.
Pitman has a BA in Computer Tech from Bowie, State University, MD; a Master’s of Management in Organizational Leadership from National Louis University, IL; and is currently completing his Doctor of Education from Grand Canyon University, AZ.
Pitman is passionate about leading and leaving a legacy, developing young people, changing lives, and helping individuals define and embrace their purpose. Pitman is a father, mentor, and an active and visible community leader.
Pitman can be reached at SweatEquityLeadership.com, and you can buy his book, "The Audacity of Resilience," on Amazon.
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Air Force Senior Master Sergeant, retired, Bill Nutt was the intelligence analyst who planned and coordinated the rescue mission that picked up "Lone Survivor" Marcus Luttrell in Afghanistan in 2005. Luttrell and approximately 20 of his fellow soldiers were shot down in a helicopter in the northeast of Afghanistan in 2005, and Luttrell was the only one to survive - largely through the efforts of a local Afghan family. His story was captured (with some Hollywood edits) in the movie "Lone Survivor" in 2013.
Bill talks about his part in that incredible mission and his career in the Air Force.
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Shield T3 has the most rapid and reliable Covid testing model in the country. A subsidiary of the University of Illinois, Shield T3 was organized to combat Covid-19 and get students back in school. Their program was so successful they decided to expand it to K-12 education and to private businesses around the country. Former CEO and current member of Shield T3, Laura Wand discusses her organization's mission, its impact, and its future in helping everyone get back to work.
From SHIELD T3:Driven by Innovation and Mission
The University of Illinois System received emergency use authorization (EUA #: EUA202555) on February 24th, 2021, from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for covidSHIELD, the innovative saliva-based COVID-19 test that was used on the U of I campuses to hold the virus in check by utilizing widespread testing with rapid results. Under FDA guidelines, the EUA allows the U of I System to broadly expand its covidSHIELD testing beyond its universities in all of the Shield T3 laboratories across the country.
We aim to:
Provide a quality test and testing system to curb the spread of the pandemicOffer a solution that is affordable enough to use at scale and safely reopen for private and public good
Background
We believe saliva to be the best medium to detect the virus. Our test bypasses the RNA-isolation step allowing for both lower costs and more rapid results without sacrificing accuracy. The saliva test from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has been approved by the UIUC’s Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA)-certified lab director.
Results
The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has been administering this COVID-19 test on all students, faculty and staff since the spring of 2020, with outstanding results.
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Justin is a disabled combat veteran who served as a Gunners Mate in the US Navy. Called "Pirate Hunter" by many, he is well known for gallantry in action during the 2010 pirate attack on the U.S.S. Ashland. His valiant efforts in defense of that ship helped our government obtain the first judicial conviction for piracy in over 200 years!
In December 2017, Justin began laying the ground work for a new company focused on developing the veteran community, which was suffering from an epidemic of suicide. A related mission was coaching non-veterans who were looking for meaning in their lives. In April 2018, Justin founded "Signs By Veterans," in order to teach veterans to provide high-quality and selfless service for their clients. Justin believes that generating purpose for veterans is a powerful way to decrease the number of suicides from the current 22 a day.
Justin is recognized throughout the industry as a leading expert and influencer. He has been featured in Signs of the Times and Sign Builder Magazine . He was nominated for Forbes 30Under30, selected as one of the 2021 Young Sign Makers by Sign Builder Illustrated, achieved top 3 finalist for Digital Output’s "International Sign Application of the Year" in 2017, and is a frequent guest on business and personal development-related podcasts.
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Thomas Billingsley was on the second to last C-17 out of Afghanistan in August 2021. In the weeks leading up to the withdrawal, Thomas was supposed to be in country for up to one year assisting operations at the US embassy and at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul. As the situation deteriorated and the Taliban advanced, Thomas and his team of 150 State Department coworkers and 2,000 Marines had to adapt - and help evacuate tens of thousands of people in a couple weeks. Thomas Billingsley details his experience in the one of the largest airlift evacuations in history. He can be reached at Thomas.Billingsley@gmail.com.
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Greg gives his take on the previous episode - Holocaust survivor and author Sam Silberberg - and Sam's book, "From Hell to the Promised Land." Greg also discusses the week's major headlines: baseball, politics, Alec Baldwin, and more.
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Sam Silberberg was 10 years old when he was living with his family in Poland in 1939 and the Nazis invaded. Already enduring widespread anti-semitism, Jews in Poland were rounded up and shipped off to death camps by the thousands. Wit and grit enabled Sam to evade capture for many months while providing goods through underground markets to his fellow Jews. Eventually Sam was captured and worked as a slave in the Blechhammer concentration camp - a subcamp of Auschwitz - with his father. Toward the end of the war, Sam was able to escape and find his mother. Sam then moved to the newly created nation of Israel, which he also fought to defend, before moving to the United States in 1952. He remained quiet about his experience in the Holocaust for about 50 years, but then chose to open up and write his book, "From Hell to the Promised Land: a Boy's Daring Escape from a Nazi Concentration Camp," which you can buy on Amazon. Sam is now 92 and lives with his wife in southern California. He continues to educate people about the Holocaust, and many of his interviews can be found on YouTube.
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Sam Silberberg was 10 years old when he was living with his family in Poland in 1939 when the Nazis invaded. Already dealing with widespread anti-semitism, Jews in Poland were rounded up and shipped off to death camps by the thousands. Wit and grit enabled Sam to evade capture for many months while providing goods through underground markets to his fellow Jews. Eventually Sam was captured and worked as a slave in the Blechhammer concentration camp - a subcamp of Auschwitz - with his father. Toward the end of the war, Sam was able to escape and find his mother. Sam then moved to the newly created nation of Israel, which he also fought to defend, before moving to the United States in 1952. He remained quiet about his experience in the Holocaust for about 50 years, but then chose to open up and write his book, "From Hell to the Promised Land: a Boy's Daring Escape from a Nazi Concentration Camp," which you can buy on Amazon. Sam is now 92 and lives with his wife in southern California. He continues to educate people about the Holocaust, and many of his interviews can be found on YouTube.
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Chris has over 25 years of experience as an Air Force fighter pilot (F-16, F-15) and Thunderbird pilot. He has deployed eight times in support of Operations Northern/Southern Watch, Allied Force, Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom, and Odyssey Dawn. He also participated in the shoot-down of a MiG-29 during the conflict in Kosovo in 1999. He joins me today to discuss these experiences and how they have shaped his leadership philosophy. Chris can be reached at LinkedIn under Chris "Dbal" Austin.
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Lisa is recognized worldwide as a turnaround mastermind and innovative businesswoman. For more than 30 years, she has been called to turnaround failing organizations—businesses, teams, nonprofits, political campaigns, and government projects—and solve seemingly intractable problems. Over time, Lisa has learned the key to course-correct when things go South is applying the discipline of process engineering—carefully reevaluating everything your organization does and how it does it—with diplomacy and humanity, taking care of relationships and forging strong partnerships. As a CEO, former US Ambassador, and advisor to Fortune 500 companies, Lisa has orchestrated the successful turnarounds of private and public organizations in all industries.
In Turnaround, Gable shares her simple but powerful method for breathing new life into the most troubled ventures: Visualize the future—don’t fix what’s there; start from scratch. Break down the present—ditch what isn’t working; keep what does. Create a path to your future—map out critical decisions and actions needed. Execute with confidence and diplomacy—speed up by partnering well with others. At a time when dizzying innovation cycles, hyper competition, and a global pandemic have made survival more challenging than ever, Gable’s time-tested and industry-proof method will give you the tools to turn your ship around and a chart a course to success.
Lisa Gable can be reached at Turnaroundbook.com.
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Former Coast Guard officer and Harvard Law student Thomas "Buddy" Bardenwerper tells us about his upcoming book - Mona Passage - which comes out in November. The Mona Passage is a dangerous area of ocean between Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, through which drug traffickers and migrants attempt to pass in an effort to get to the United States.
Mona Passage is the story of two neighbors in San Juan, Puerto Rico: Galán Betances, a Cuban emigrant, and Pat McAllister, a young Coast Guard officer. During long evenings spent together talking on their Calle Luna rooftop, a deep friendship develops based on shared traumas and a common desire to heal. When Galán learns that his sister, Gabriela, is going to be committed to a mental health facility in Cuba, he plans her escape to Puerto Rico. Pat, whose Coast Guard cutter patrols the Mona Passage for drug traffickers and migrants, warns Galán that such a journey will be treacherous—perhaps fatal. Aware of the dangers but determined for Gabriela to live a full life, Galán hands over all the money he has to a Dominican smuggler based out of a San Juan nightclub, and Gabriela begins her terrifying journey. Knowing that his cutter may be all that separates Galán and Gabriela—and haunted by the human suffering he has witnessed at sea—Pat must decide. Will he remain true to his oath, as his older brother had done in Iraq? Or will he risk his own future—and perhaps his freedom—for his closest friend? On a moonless night, two armed vessels converge in the Mona Passage, and three lives change forever.
Thomas Bardenwerper is on Facebook, and he can be reached on Instagram and Twitter @tbardenwerper89
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Dr. Scott Parazynski is a highly decorated physician, astronaut, and tech CEO, recently inducted into the US Astronaut Hall of Fame. He is a widely sought after keynote speaker on innovation, risk management, mentorship and leadership under extreme adversity.
Scott has lived and traveled all over the world, spending many of his grade school years in places such as Senegal, Lebanon, Iran and Greece. A graduate of Stanford University and Medical School, he went on to train at Harvard and in Denver for a career in emergency medicine and trauma.
In 1992 he was selected to join NASA’s Astronaut Corps and eventually flew 5 Space Shuttle missions and conducted 7 spacewalks. Mission highlights include a global ozone mapping flight; leading the first joint US-Russian spacewalk while docked to the Russian space station Mir; serving as Senator John Glenn’s crewmate and “personal physician”; and assembly of the Canadian-built space station robotic arm.
In October 2007, Scott led the spacewalking team on STS-120, during which he performed 4 EVAs. The final EVA is regarded by many as one of the most challenging and dangerous ever performed. The tremendous coordinated effort in orbit and on the ground by Mission Control has been likened to the Space Shuttle and Space Station era’s “Apollo 13 moment.”
In addition to being a diver and accomplished mountaineer, Scott is also a commercial, instrument, multiengine and seaplane-rated pilot. On May 20, 2009, he became the first astronaut to stand on top of the world, the summit of Mount Everest. As a life-long explorer, he and a colleague recently set the first bootprints adjacent the world’s youngest lava lake, inside the crater of Massaya Volcano in Nicaragua.
He is a prolific inventor/product developer, and serves on the Boards of several companies. He is Founder and CEO of Fluidity Technologies, focused on the development of revolutionary input devices powered by machine learning to intuitively move through physical and virtual space.
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All Students Can Excel in New Directions (Ascend)
Ascend College Prep was founded by Air Force Academy graduate and instructor Karin McWhorter in June 2020 as a small private school offering math education, standardized test prep, and tutoring. At the end of the first semester, Karin’s 27 students encouraged her to find a way to broaden the scope of the school. The board of directors and the founding team are now working with the Education reEnvisioned BOCES (Board of Cooperative Education) to turn Ascend into a full public high school for 11-12 graders in Colorado Springs and the surrounding area.
“I love teaching math because understanding how to approach a problem, apply a framework and find a solution is a critical life skill. I feel strongly that EVERY student is capable of success in mathematics, and once you understand “why” something works, the “how” becomes much easier. I have worked in public education for nearly 20 years, and I think we can do better with respect to STEM literacy, critical thinking and overall preparedness for future endeavors.”
--Karin McWhorter
Karin and her staff of incredible teachers can be reached at AscendCollegePrep.com.
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Sean D. Lafferty, Eng - Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Sean Lafferty is the founder and chief executive officer at EVG Extracts. As CEO, Sean oversees the strategy, engineering, extraction processes and fabrication of innovative extraction technologies. Prior to this role, Sean was the vice president of operations and subsequently vice president, technology & strategic projects, for Blue Sun Energy, which he founded, vertically integrated, and was a board member. Under Sean's leadership, Blue Sun raised over $50MM in capital as the company commercialized several new process technologies--including a first-in-the-world commercial scale (30M gal/y) enzymatic biodiesel plant. Sean was also responsible for feedstock procurement, fuel sales/trading, oilseed breeding, farmer coop partnerships, and developing an exclusive authorized distributor network for branded fuel marketing; Blue Sun Fusion. Sean has over 25 years of progressive leadership experience as an engineer and holds a bachelor of science in electrical engineering from Colorado State University. He lives in Evergreen, Colorado with his wife, Chris, and two children, where they team up to chase the powder of the nearby ski slopes to telemark and snowboard.
Josh Dickinson, MBA - Executive Vice President Sales and Strategic Relations
Josh Dickinson is the executive vice president at EVG Extracts. As EVP, Josh is focused on the scale and growth of the business through sales and strategic relationships. Josh combines his EPC experience in bio/agricultural processing, renewable energy and ownership of a 178 acre industrial hemp farm with his practical supply chain management, strategy, and risk mitigation skills to make impactful decisions based on data and analytics. His career began in M&A with True Value Hardware and he grew into leading national business development and sales engineering roles with Abengoa, Contech Engineered Solutions and Volt Technical Resources. Josh is a steward of his farmland committed to organic farming practices and a 15 year servant to his community seeking to alleviate poverty with Habitat for Humanity International. He attended Lindenwood University for his bachelor of science in engineering and then Washington University in St. Louis' Olin Business School for his executive master in business administration.
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Brian Castner is a nonfiction writer, former Explosive Ordnance Disposal officer, and veteran of the Iraq War. His most recent book is Stampede, a new history of the 1897 Klondike Gold Rush. He is also the bestselling author of Disappointment River, All the Ways We Kill and Die, and the war memoir The Long Walk, which was adapted into an opera and named a New York Times Editor’s Pick and Amazon Best Book of the Year. His journalism and essays have appeared in the New York Times, WIRED, Esquire, The Atlantic, Foreign Policy, and on National Public Radio. He is the co-editor of The Road Ahead, a collection of short stories featuring veteran writers, and has twice received grants from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, to cover the Ebola outbreak in Liberia in 2014, and to paddle the 1200 mile Mackenzie River to the Arctic Ocean in 2016. In March 2018 he joined Amnesty International as a Senior Crisis Advisor.
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Retired Air Force Colonel Chris "Elroy" Stricklin was on top of the world as a Thunderbird pilot when he mistimed a maneuver and was forced to eject in front of 85,000 spectators at an air show. The accident cost him his Thunderbird position and nearly ended his life. His traumatic experience and subsequent recovery inspired Chris to write the book, "Survivor's Obligation - Navigating an Intentional Life." Currently, he heads the workforce training company Dunn University, and he travels the country helping thousands navigate their trauma more effectively.
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TD Barnes started in the US Army in the 1950s as a radar and intelligence officer. Because he had special skills in monitoring high-speed and high-altitude aircraft, NASA hired him to work on the X-15 - the aircraft flown by astronauts and test pilots prior to going into space. Because the US was trying to win the space race and monitor the Soviet Union, TD was then hired by the CIA to work on the A-12 Oxcart program at Area 51. The A-12 was the highest and fastest air-breathing aircraft in the world, but because it was Top Secret, its records are not official. The "official" records are currently held by its successor - the famous SR-71 Blackbird.
TD had a front row seat to the most highly classified programs in the US, and he directly participated in the most sensitive missions of the Cold War period. Now that his programs have been declassified, TD can tell the invaluable story of his fellow Cold Warriors to solidify their place in history.
TD heads Roadrunners Internationale - a group of former military, contractor, and CIA personnel - and he is the executive director of the Nevada Aerospace Hall of Fame. He can be reached at Area51SpecialProjects.com and at TD-Barnes.com
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OJ Flores has been a criminal prosecutor for over ten years, and he is currently the chief prosecutor for the Pascua Yaqui Tribe near Tucson Arizona. In this episode, OJ educates us on the legal issues facing Native American tribes in the US.
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Melissa Rueschhoff is a Partner with Parlatore Law Group and has been practicing law for over two decades in nine jurisdictions.
Ms. Rueschhoff has spent much of her career working on behalf of special victims. As a Civil Litigator, she is passionate about not only stopping the sex trafficking of adults and children alike, but also holding businesses accountable that are apathetically catering to these networks. Ms. Rueschhoff’s legal career had been focused on Criminal Prosecution in Special Victim’s Units and, most recently, in combating child sex trafficking at home and abroad. In Hawaii, she was an Analyst / Special Prosecutor for the Hawaii Internet Crimes Against Children Unit in the Hawaii Attorney General’s Office and a Legislative Attorney for the Judiciary Chair in the Hawaii State Legislature.
Ms. Rueschhoff is a resource for groups seeking legislative/lobbying legal analysis across a broad spectrum. From cross-checking conflicts with existing laws, to pulling language from other states laws, to articulating key arguments to elected officials, to creating new and relevant legislation, she is eager to serve as counsel for lobbying and non-profit organizations seeking to make their communities a better place to live.
Previously, Ms. Rueschhoff directed Arizona’s first ever federally grant-funded DTAP (Drug Treatment Alternative to Prison) program, an experience she uses to help state agencies apply for federally funded grants. Her recent focus is to ensure uniformed officers have adequate training and resources available to recognize and help victims of sexual assault and trafficking in their communities.
In addition to practicing law, Ms. Rueschhoff has been a law professor at Faulkner University’s Jones School of Law, the University of Arizona’s Rogers College of Law, and the University of Hawaii’s Richardson School of Law. She is a Board Member for the Joint Venture Education Forum which brings together the Hawaii Department of Education and the five military branches represented on our islands. Additionally, she is on the Board of Directors and is the Community Relations Co-Chair for Ho’Ola Na Pua, the premier organization working with survivors of child sex abuse and trafficking. She has also been an invited guest speaker for Pacific Air Force command conferences at military bases, DOE schools, colleges and on national podcasts. Ms. Rueschhoff has been featured in Pacific Edge Women in Business as the first military spouse to become a licensed Hawaii attorney under the military spouse reciprocity rule and for her dedication to eradicating trafficking.
The premier Hawaii non-profit organization combating child sex trafficking, which is opening the first residential treatment facility in the Pacific for girls age 11-17 who are CSEC (commercially sexually exploited children), is Ho’Ola Na Pua at https://hoolanapua.org/.
The national hotline for anyone who might need help is VictimConnect Hotline at 1-855-4-VICTIM or https://victimconnect.org/resources/national-hotlines/, which includes domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, child abuse, teen dating violence, etc.
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First Lieutenant Rob "Sweetness" Sweet was flying his A-10 Warthog during the first Gulf War in 1991 when he was shot down by the Iraqis. Rob’s flight lead - Captain Steve Phillis - was tragically shot down and killed while trying to defend Rob. In captivity for 19 days, Rob endured horrendous treatment and didn't know if he would live or die each day. Still flying the A-10 thirty years later, Rob tells us his incredible story.
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20-year Air Force veteran and military space operations specialist Lieutenant Colonel Jared Jurgensmeier joins me on the show to discuss everything space related. Launching satellites, the beginning of Space-X, US Space Force, and more. Jared also schools me on beer and takes me on a brewery tour in San Diego.
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As an F-15 pilot, Joel “Thor” Neeb escorted the U.S. President through the sky and flew missions to ensure the safety of the country after the attacks of 9/11. Currently, he is the leadership speaker and CEO of Afterburner - a business development company.
Thor is humbled to have had incredible experiences within the military and Afterburner, but he is most proud of the following accomplishments. In 2010, he was diagnosed with Stage IV cancer and given about a 15% chance to live. Instead of giving up, Thor developed what he calls "the survivor's obligation" and decided to give back. He started a youth outreach program in San Antonio that has grown to help more than 15,000 at-risk kids. Their efforts have been featured on every news channel for 100 miles and one national media outlet.
Thor completed the New Zealand Ironman Triathlon in March of 2015 to commemorate the five-year anniversary of his Stage IV cancer diagnosis and to raise awareness for the rare and deadly cancer that he battled.
Thor also sits on the board of several national organizations and is the co-founder of a military support corporation. As Afterburner’s CEO, Thor leads his team of more than 70 elite military professionals. He has helped achieve strategic objectives and foster elite teams for Fortune 100 companies within the tech industry, pharmaceuticals, finance, medical devices, retail apparel and several NFL teams.
Joel "Thor" Neeb can be reached at Afterburner.com
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Sadly, our great friend Anson passed away recently due to complications from cancer. He was loved by all and will be sorely missed. This posting is a series of clips from episode 6.
One of the first female airline pilots in the United States, Terry shares her story as well as the amazing story of her family. Terry's mother, Barbara London, was a squadron commander for the WASPs (Women Airforce Service Pilots) during WW2, for which she earned the Congressional Gold Medal. Terry's uncle was the first ace in the P-47 aircraft during WW2, and Terry's husband and children are also pilots. Be sure to listen to the end and hear Terry's most memorable and inspiring flight of her life.
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Tapping into my expertise as a lawyer, I dig more deeply into the concepts of intent and causation regarding incitement, and I discuss the constitutional issues involving the impeachment of the former president.
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Tapping into my expertise as a lawyer, I give my take on the constitutional issues involving free speech, and whether the former president could be convicted of incitement due to the events on Jan 6, 2021.
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Retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and fighter pilot in the F-15 and F-117, Chandra Beckman shares her fascinating and frustrating journey with Lyme disease. Facing a medical community that was not equipped to solve her health challenges, she suffered in intense pain and varying degrees of physical and cognitive dysfunction for almost a decade. After years of persistence within the walls of the military and conventional allopathic medical system, she took over as her own medical case worker. Through diligent research, and with the help of professionals in the integrative and functional health realms, she was able to uncover the many layers contributing to her health issues. Chandra now helps others navigate their health challenges through her business as a Certified Human Potential Coach.
Chandra can be reached at ChandraBeckman.com and at AthenasVoiceUSA.com.
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Sharon “Betty” Preszler was hand-picked as one member of the initial cadre of women fighter pilots in the United Stated Air Force. She was the first woman to fly the F-16 (a single seat, single engine fighter), the first woman to fly combat missions and instruct in the F-16. Betty has over 1300 hours in the F-16, including over 50 combat hours in Iraq and one ejection, due to electrical failure. In her 20+ years of service in the US Air Force she was also a navigator, piloted a Lear Jet, and spent time in North American Aerospace Defense Command writing our homeland defense plans after the terrorist attacks on 9/11, plans that are still in use today.
After retiring from the Air Force, Betty went to work for Southwest Airlines, where she has flown over 8,000 hours in a Boeing-737. When she isn’t flying, Betty is traveling or scuba diving with her husband and son, volunteering at a local animal shelter, or hanging out at home with her two dogs.
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Scott is a retired Air Force fighter pilot with 25 years of service, where he attained the rank of Colonel and led large, complex organizations both in combat and in peacetime. He has successfully commanded at the squadron, group, and wing levels. Additionally, Scott served as an instructor at the prestigious U.S. Air Force Fighter Weapons School (TOP GUN). He graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1995 with military distinction and a degree in management. He also holds advanced degrees in military and national security strategy from both the U.S. Army Command & General Staff College as well as the National War College where he was a distinguished graduate.
In this episode, Scott and I discuss leadership in both the military and civilian worlds, our current political leadership failures, and his first major combat mission. Of note, Scott lead the first A-10 combat mission in Afghanistan during Operation Anaconda in 2002. He can be reached at Victory-Strategies.com.
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Jess Yescalis is President of Yescalis Campaign Strategies, a public affairs and development firm located in Phoenix, Arizona.
Over the past 25 years Yescalis has worked on hundreds of political campaigns throughout the United States and has raised over $170 million to support conservative candidates, public policy organizations, and independent expenditure committees. His clients have included members of the United States House and Senate, the National Republican Senatorial Committee, the National Republican Congressional Committee, the State Policy Network, the Mackinac Center for Public Affairs, the Goldwater Institute, and the International Republican Institute.
Yescalis has been active in international democracy projects, working to advance freedom and human rights around the world. Highlights of this work include training hundreds of candidates for Parliament in Egypt, consulting on party leadership and strategic communications in Burma, advising members of the State Great Khural in Mongolia, training candidates for Parliament in Thailand, coaching young political leaders from Kyrgyzstan, Bhutan, Burma and Mongolia, moderating town halls and advising new Members of Parliament in Fiji, training candidates for Parliament in Iraq, and monitoring presidential elections in Tunisia. He continues to train and advise democracy activists, political candidates, and civil society leaders around the world.
Yescalis began his career as a political aide to former Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge and has served as Political and Communications Director of the Arizona Republican Party, Executive Director of the Hawaii Republican Party, Regional Finance Director for the National Republican Senatorial Committee, and Vice President of Development for the Goldwater Institute.
Yescalis is active in civic and political activities in Arizona where he has served on the Board of Directors for People United for Privacy, as a member of the Republican State Committee, and as Finance Co-Chair for Marco Rubio’s presidential campaign.
An avid explorer and adventure traveler, Yescalis has visited 154 countries, well on the way toward his goal of doing something meaningful or fun in every country of the world.
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Robert Poole co-founded the Reason Foundation with Manny Klausner and Tibor Machan in 1978, and served as its president and CEO from then until the end of 2000. He was a member of the Bush-Cheney transition team in 2000. Over the years, he has advised the Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Clinton, and George W. Bush administrations on privatization and transportation policy.
Poole is credited as the first person to use the term "privatization" to refer to the contracting-out of public services and is the author of the first-ever book on privatization, Cutting Back City Hall, published by Universe Books in 1980. He is also editor of the books Instead of Regulation: Alternatives to Federal Regulatory Agencies (Lexington Books, 1981), Defending a Free Society (Lexington Books, 1984), and Unnatural Monopolies (Lexington Books, 1985). He also co-edited the book Free Minds & Free Markets: 25 Years of Reason (Pacific Research Institute, 1993).
Poole has written hundreds of articles, papers, and policy studies on privatization and transportation issues. His popular writings have appeared in national newspapers, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Forbes, and numerous other publications. He has also been a guest on network television programs such as Good Morning America, NBC's Nightly News, ABC's World News Tonight, and the CBS Evening News. Poole writes a monthly column on transportation issues for Public Works Financing.
Poole earned his B.S. and M.S. in mechanical engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and did graduate work in operations research at New York University.
You can read Poole's monthly newsletters on aviation and transportation at Reason.org.
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"We must honor our educators who are going above and beyond during this challenging time." - Dr. Kalim Rayburn. A life-long educator, Kalim updates us on the challenges of the fall 2020 semester and how our educators are creatively making it work.
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Jacob is the first person to row across the Pacific Ocean solo, non-stop, and unsupported - the longest recorded row of its kind. Departing from Neah Bay, Washington to Cairns, Australia, Jacob traversed over 7000 miles in 11 months between the summers of 2018 and 2019. From a tough family life, to flying the A-10 Warthog in combat, to setting world records - Jacob is a true inspiration. He can be reached at JacobAdoram.com. From his site, you can donate to the Water Mission, which provides clean water to people in developing countries and in disaster areas. You can also donate to keep the museum running at Gig Harbor, Washington, which houses Jacob's boat - Emerson.
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Lick was an A-10 pilot and weapons instructor (Top Gun) in the Air Force for 20 years. He is now retired and flies for a major airline, while moonlighting as a musician and comedian.
In Part 2, Greg and Lick discuss their US Air Force Academy experience, the importance of music, and learning how to learn. Also hear their list of four important life skills, as well as some fighter pilot songs!
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Lick was an A-10 pilot and weapons instructor (Top Gun) in the Air Force for 20 years. He is now retired and flies for a major airline, while moonlighting as a musician and comedian.
04:00: how Greg earned his callsign
15:20: how Lick earned his callsign
24:00: airline pilot PA announcements
30:00: Lick's weapons school experience
50:00: fun while assigned in Korea
1:07:00: Greg's "kidnapping" experience in Petra
1:18:00: Lick's cultural education in Kuwait
1:27:00: thank you in 9 languages
1:29:00: career advice for teens
1:41:00: Lick's rendition of Britney Spears
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Co-founder of the political social media page, Unbiased America, and social media editor for the Washington Examiner - Will Ricciardella gives us his take on philosophy and politics. Follow Will on Twitter @willricci and at WillRicciardella.com.
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The first female Air Force Thunderbird solo pilot, Samantha Weeks tells us how to be bold. At the age of 6, she was told girls can't be fighter pilots, but that did not stop her from pursuing her dream. She is an Air Force Academy graduate (in my class!), fighter pilot in the F-15 and F-16, former Wing commander, and PhD in Philosophy. She is now retired and is a member of Athena's Voice USA - an organization of female fighter aviators that helps women accomplish their career and life goals. You can contact them at AthenasVoiceUSA.com, and you can contact Samantha directly at SWeeksConsulting.com.
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"To Protect and Serve Against False and Misleading Memes" is Ryan Wood's mission. THE BEST independent fact-checker on social media, Ryan Wood tells us his story and how he protects the truth in an age of misinformation. Follow him on Facebook and Twitter at the Meme Policeman, and donate to him on Patreon and at memepoliceman.com.
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A candid conversation with my dad. A medic in the Navy, a mortician in Hollywood, and 30+ years as a police officer in Los Angeles - my dad shares his wisdom.
00:00 - childhood and family
at 23:00 - classic cars
at 35:00 - the Navy
at 49:00 - mortuary industry
at 1:09:00 - starting career in law enforcement
at 1:17:00 - changing politics in 1968
at 1:28:00 - jailing Sirhan Sirhan and the Manson family
at 1:35:00 - dealing with criminals and gangsters
at 1:59:00 - retirement and current events
at 2:06:00 - politics of law enforcement
at 2:27:00 - visiting Cuba and views on freedom
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Jay is a retired Air Force officer and helicopter pilot with nine deployments to the Middle East post 9/11. We talk about combat, mental health, Air Force leadership, and Jay's current job interdicting drug cartels in Central and South America.
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Dr. Reeb is author of the book, “Empowering the New Mobility Workforce: Educating, Training, and Inspiring Future Transportation Professionals". He is also the director of research and workforce development at the Center for International Trade and Transportation at California State University Long Beach. Listen as we discuss how huge advances in tech and transportation, along with the pandemic, have created massive change and excitement in mobility. Finally, be sure to check out Tyler's new podcast - Mobility Matters!
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Lead singer and songwriter for the Wink Musselman Quartet of Shame - Anson Musselman - gives us his philosophy on life, how he got into music, his work in the country of Turkey, and how he is beating cancer.
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My great friend from law school, Ted is a veteran and former Arizona state legislator. With such broad experience and knowledge between the two of us, Ted and I go deep into the law, politics, and the state of our union.
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A story about a "toe-head farm boy", growing up in southern Wisconsin, finding himself in a 22-year career working in Antarctica. Jerry Marty is an adventurer. Listen to his incredible life story, from Micronesia and Saudi Arabia, to patrolling the DMZ as an Army infantryman in Korea.
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"Strength in character, strength in judgement, strength in a sense of fair play. All of those things in a girl or a guy are exactly the same. So what I found in the job was it makes no difference as long as you decide in your soul that you are ready to line up and play just like the next guy." - Commander Cathy Taylor. Cathy started her career in Los Angeles in the 1970s when women were brand new to the field. Her grit and tenacity enabled her to rise to the rank of Commander by the time she retired 30 years later.
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"The more you invest in understanding what your options are, and where you might go for treatment, the better off you’re going to be in the long run. If I had known more early on, I wouldn’t have been as sick as I was. That’s why I share my story.” - Terry Evans. 20 years ago, Terry was diagnosed with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL). He joined a small support group called the CLL Society and helped grow the group from 5 individuals in a living room to an international organization with 35 chapters throughout the US and Canada. Thankfully, CLL treatment has advanced tremendously. He is now cancer free and has seen the birth of 11 grandchildren. You can read more about Terry's CLL journey at terrysclljourney.blogspot.com.
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"The classroom is my canvas." - Dr. Kalim Rayburn. A life-long educator, Kalim tells us about the good, the bad, and the ugly of our education system...how to keep students motivated, how parents can best advocate for their child, and how she helped a teacher break through the politics of immigration in the classroom.
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