The feeling of distress or humiliation derived from the consciousness of foolish or wrong behavior is more commonly known as… shame. Grab a seat or take a knee as we discuss its place in our everyday life and what we can do to counter its effects…

The idea or concept of success is something that every person chases after in some level or form. Why do we pursue it? What happens when we achieve it? Can it be addictive? Can too much be a bad thing? Join us for our discussion on… success

In any chosen path, it is a universally recognized truth that in order to succeed, you must first FAIL. It is an inevitable part of life that at some point, maybe several, you will experience defeat. The important thing to remember is that this occurence is one of life’s steadfast teachers and should be analyzed when given the chance. We would be humbled if you joined us this week for our chat on… failure.

The desire or motivation behind an action or acting in a certain way is defined as intent. It is also a word that many people do not really ponder or consider often during their daily lives. Join us as we discuss this topic and why it is beneficial to everyone.

One of the many signs of military service is the collection and acquisition of challenge coins. While we are intimately familiar with their existence, their origin(s) may be a bit more obscure. We hope you will join us for another historically based conversation on… challenge coins.

Feel free to stop by, grab a seat or take a knee as we discuss the topic of esprit de corps… what it means and how it pertains to our lives in both peace, and war-time.

For this week’s broadcast, we discuss the subject of acknowledgement in its various forms; personal, professional, and service related just to name a few. Please join us for our discussion to contemplate its meaning and impact, both positive and negative, on our lives.

For this special episode of the Battle BROS Podcast, we dive head first into a conversation of historical significance. Did you know… that the Irish were integral to many important dates during the Revolutionary War to include (but not limited to) the Boston Tea Party? And, General Washington’s crossing of the Delaware River on Christmas Day in 1776? We would be ecstatic if you would join us for what will definitely be a fun show!

By definition, regret is the feeling of being sad, repentant or disappointed over something that has happened or been done. It usually carries a negative inclination, such as in the example of a missed opportunity. But can regret lead to something positive? Join us… as we explore this topic.

How do you define respect? It is such a tangible quality in our lives… well, it should be anyways. How does one acquire, and then more importantly, retain it for the long haul? We humbly welcome you to our discussion this week on the topic of respect.