Join us this week as Andy Stumpf, Mike Glover, and Evan Hafer talk about Mike’s recent trip to Skid Row and the devastating effect defunding the police have had on LA, more on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, how Evan got a $20,000 espresso machine for his forward operating base in the Middle East, and much more!

Join us on this week's episode as FieldCraft Survival’s Mike Glover joins Evan Hafer in the studio. Together they go over the devastating long-term effects from burn pits in Afghanistan and Iraq, establishing a healthy work-home life, and Mike’s hot takes on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. You don’t want to miss out!

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Everyone’s favorite Marine Corps Scout Sniper is back! Logan Stark joins Evan to talk about elk hunting on public lands, fitting in post service, staying healthy, being motivated, and much more in this week's episode. You don’t want to miss it!

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Ryan McMillan’s resume is insane. He was born into a firearms dynasty, has a degree in physics, was a U.S Navy SEAL, and started one of the most elite American-made custom rifle stock companies in existence. McMillan sits down with Black Rifle Coffee Co.’s Evan Hafer to talk about the company his grandfather started in 1973. You may have heard of it: McMillan Fiberglass Stocks.

The company and his grandfather, along with the US Marine Corps, created the modern sniper rifle. Ryan talks about what it felt like to use some of the rifles his grandfather and uncle designed on sniper ops while deployed in Afghanistan as a member of SEAL Team 2 in the early 2000s.

They also dive into how McMillan finally got his physics degree and continued his family's legacy by building the Grayboe custom rifle stock company with a mission to make mass-produced, affordable stocks with a quality never before available to regular shooters.

Mat Fraser, who took first place in the CrossFit Games for five consecutive years, gives Black Rifle Coffee Company's Evan Hafer an inside look at what kind of punishing physical training it took to be at the top of his game for so long and what life is like after retiring from competition as he continues to build his company, HWPO Training (Hard Work Pays Off). 

Earl D. Plumlee sits down with Evan Hafer of Black Rifle Coffee Co. and describes the events of the fateful day in Afghanistan when 200 well-armed Taliban fighters breached his base’s perimeter with a huge explosion before launching a massive and extended attack. On August 28, 2013, MSG Plumlee was serving as a weapons sergeant assigned to Charlie Company, 4th Battalion, 1st Special Forces Group at Forward Operating Base Ghazni. For his actions on that day, Plumlee was awarded the Medal of Honor in 2021. Find out how it went down from the man himself.

Black Rifle Coffee Co. Founder and CEO Evan Hafer is joined by friends Brandon Herrera, Donut Operator, and Heather Lynn, who just got back from a BRCC elk hunt in northern Utah. 

The GunTubers and BRCC OGs talk #BTS about making Black Rifle content, how to win (and get banned) by YouTube, Dungeons & Dragons, along with horror movies and their favorite comedians. They get into what it's like to go hunting for the first time and why it's always okay to bring along an FN SCAR. You don't want to miss this one. 

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Retired SEAL and author Ephraim Mattos was shot in the calf while volunteering as a medic with the Iraqi Army as he was transitioning out of the Navy. It was all caught on camera and went viral.

He recovered from his wound, and ever since, he's been working constantly to continue a life of service and to help people who need it most in some of the most violent places on the planet. That's why he started Stronghold Rescue & Relief, a non-profit built to give aid to people in literal war zones.

Mattos sits down with Black Rifle Coffee Co.'s Evan Hafer to talk about his new mission in life, what it's like to know he'll be heading into heavy combat in Burma in the next couple of months (and whether or not he's armed on these missions), that unique struggles people are facing in that country, the trials and tribulations faced by GWOT veterans of all stripes, and lots more on this week's Black Rifle Coffee Podcast.

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When Jeremiah Workman was in the US Marine Corps, he received the Navy Cross for his actions during a three-hour firefight in a Fallujah building trying to get up a staircase to get to three brother Marines who had fallen.

Workman talks with Black Rifle Coffe Co.'s Evan Hafer about his struggles with transitioning to civilian life since his time in Iraq, how he's worked to help his fellow veterans and focus on his family as his touchstone, and why on earth he has decided to get into politics.

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The misery faced by ancient soldiers, the merits of vintage camo patterns, the difference between general shitbaggery and creative rebellion, why we need a third political party, and is Mitch Mcconnell ctl+alt-deleting himself? — this pod has everything.

Two BRCC founders talk about the hidden culture war in America between miserable, humorless people and those who can take a joke and have a backbone, the time they got pulled over at gunpoint in a truck full of crossbows and guns, and Evan shows off what he says is the only possession he truly cares about.

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