Bob Nilsson has career opportunities for veterans.  He’s looking for 40-50 leaders, hopefully with combat theater experience, who are looking for careers in the field of construction management or management. Bob has bee working with transitioning veterans since his days on active duty as a Captain during the Vietnam War.

The Editor and Publisher of the Marine Corps Gazette joins us for his monthly visit to discuss the March 2017 issue of the Gazette.

The Editor and Publisher of the Marine Corps Gazette joins us for his monthly visit to discuss the April 2017 issue of the Gazette.

The boys discuss President Regan’s firing of all the Air Traffic Controllers back in the day… Gunner being a really popular human being in Texas and Mac talks decisionmaking training.

MAJGEN PAUL KENNEDY, Commanding General of Marine Corps Recruiting Command joined us to discuss his career, changes in how the Marine Corps recruits women, gender and recruit training as well has online behavior. A great, candid interview where the terms “leadership” and “discipline” surface in every aspect of the interview. DON’T MISS THIS

Charlie Linville, SSgt USMC (ret), tells his remarkable story that ultimately took him to the summit of Mount Everest, the first combat wounded person on the planet to do so. From his beginning as an infantryman in Iraq to his move into EOD, Charlie’s story in incredibly interesting and not unlike many Marines.  He EOD …

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We talk gun safety… Gunner gives Mac a safety quiz and then takes one himself. Pretty funny and educational too. THE BOTTOM LINE — WHETHER YOU LIKE GUNS OR NOT, YOU HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY AS A PARENT (IF YOU ARE ON) TO MAKE SURE YOU KIDS KNOW WHAT TO DO WHEN THEY ENCOUNTER A GUN

The Boys discuss the Joe Horn case that took place in Pasadena, Texas in 2008 its implications and the ways states define and regulate an individuals right to self-defense: (1) Stand Your Ground (2) Castle Doctrine (3) Duty to Retreat

Justin Constantine, LtCol USMC (ret), joins Mac to discuss The Fairness Doctrine, the 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the UCMJ and the biggest problem facing the nation.

In a fast paced discussion, the Boys discuss: (1) BACON:  how much better it is in Texas. (2)  Alcohol in Iraq and Afghanistan… was it there and who drank.  Ever hear of “salsa night” in combat?  You will. (3)  Conceal Carry. We discuss North Dakota’s new liberal conceal carry law… that Gunner isn’t fond of.