Benny And The Guests

The ability to take a job and be effective at it, regardless of yours or others opinions of it, is one of the hardest skills to gain but the biggest payoff when performed. Justin Yarbrough, a police officer in south Florida, has done multiple roles as a law enforcement officer, with some not being the most glamourous. When you hear him describe what he was able to do as a school resource officer, public affairs officer, and community resource officer, as well as his standard role of being a regular police officer, his charisma is only outshined by his work ethic. Take a listen to this awesome story and learn about his journey in the LEO world as well as his podcast! @DonutShopPodcast2020  https://www.donutshoppodcast.com/Go on over to JumpMedic and get your hands on some quality first aid go bags. Always Be Prepared!https://jumpmedic.com/?aff=bennyandtheguests

Starting your own business is something most dream about but never do. For Bryce Wygal, leaving the military and entering a new job where he didn't know all the ins and outs, all while supporting his family, seemed like a monster to tackle. Listen to him give two masterclasses in this episode: one on military life and family, the other on what it takes to make a quality cigar and what could be your next obsession. Check out his stuff below!

https://www.silentherocigar.com/

@silentherocigar

Check out our store as well!

https://bennyandtheguests.bigcartel.com/

Life is a series of ups and downs, but you are the one who reacts and deals with them. Talking to Treavor, he discusses real issues, such as suicide, divorce, generational trauma, and military trials. All of this has not just shaped him, but fueled him to become a better man and help those around him and be the best he can be. Take a listen! Be sure to like, follow, subscribe as well as check his stuff out!

@ivebeentheretoo_podcast

https://ivebeentheretoo.podbean.com/

Music is what gets us through the day, through hard times, and through life. Sam Kind, a (bluegrass) musician, is on with us to discuss his tumultuous life. This includes a short rap group stint, a career in microbiology, and the turmoil of trying to make it as a musician. Be sure to hear his music at the beginning of the episode as well as his links below!

https://linktr.ee/_samkind

@_samkind_ 

⁨@swampsam⁩ 

Whether you're military, a teacher, or a food service worker, one of the greatest aspects about work is hearing how everyone got to the same spot. WIth Matthew and Austin, they had different stories but somehow ended up joining the same force and becoming friends and podcasters. Listen in and hear how the journey was and why it's more important now than ever to have a voice for the common people. You can find the link to their show down below as well!

https://linktr.ee/tonealert

@tonealert

Drugs, corruption, weak ass men, and jump out boys. That's what you're gonna hear about from the creator of the infamous Copville account, Mike. With a tenured career in law enforcement, his stories are amazing and intriguing. He also discussed his online media presence and newfound quest with podcasting. So get ready, sit tight, buckle up, and hold on for this one! Be sure to check out all of his stuff as well!

@copvilleog

@copville_lockdup_podcast

@counter_culture_inc

copvilleog.com

Carlos Techera has seen a lot. From being the parents of immigrants to rescuing comrades in a fiery helicopter crash to dishing out chaos as a drill sergeant and a ranger instructor, this young man has seen a lot....and he's just getting started. His social media influence has grown tremendously, making him a leader in transparency of the Army lifestyle as well as a coach and mentor to those coming up in the ranks. I loved his outlook and I hope y'all love this episode. Be sure to like, subscribe, share, and also follow this badass.

@era_of_tech

When you look at people 10 years after high school, you often are shocked by what you see. This can be good, bad, or just plain wild. Gapsch and I have known each other since 9th grade, so hearing his exploits of deployment at 19, finding passion in country music, and creating the beautiful life he has now was awesome. He is a good man and a greater human being. Check out his story!

Few make it 20 years in the Army. Fewer don the Green Beret and become a Special Forces medic. Even fewer are able to retain a marriage and healthy relationship with their kids. Adam Brazil was able to do all of this, as well as find a new passion on the way out. Topics included surviving deployments, handling immense trials with children, and developing a business while still in. You can find his custom leatherwork store, below. What an honor.

@the_hide_llc

thehidellc.com

Green Berets, Coffee, and Politics. That was the discussion I had with Nate Dressel, the owner of Frontier Coffee Company and the Boldly Patriotic Podcast, both known for having strong views and not being afraid to let the world know. From his time as a Special Forces Medic to running a drive thru coffee shop to running as for a house representative seat in Tennessee, you're going to want to hear this one. Be sure to check out his stuff as well below!

frontiercoffee.com

@boldlypatriotic

@frontiercoffeecompany