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This week I was able to sit down and chat with an old buddy of mine. We both served as Criminal Investigators for the US Army and we share our thoughts on todays criminal justice system.
Almost everyone has witnessed something they can't explain or that just seemed strange. This week I sat down with my colleagues and we talked about some of the odd encounters we have had over the years.
This week I sit down with some colleagues and we talk about why it is important to face your fears and not let them rule your life. Please take some time to listen and leave some feedback. Thank you
Curtis Romano is a Marine veteran turned entrepreneur. He is the owner/operator of CrossFit Axon located in Charlotte, NC. Mr. Romano talks about his transition out of the military and what it took to start his business.
Politicians are at it again, they think you cant make your own decisions when it comes to personal safety and flavored vape pens and juices are the latest casualty in the war against personal freedoms.
In this episode I let my feelings be known regarding the media industry, and the news in particular. I encourage everyone to listen and do independent research on any topic you want information about
In this episode I sit down with a colleague and we discuss what is more important in todays society, freedom or safety. We talk a little about gun control and issues facing the police today.
Honor the Warriors is a non profit organization that sponsors a yearly bike ride for disabled veterans. This years ride takes place on Oct 25th and 26th and runs through downtown Charlotte, NC Please visit honorthewarriors.org for more details and to donate to their organization.
I got involved in a discussion about student loans over the weekend, so I decided to make that the topic of my next podcast. In this episode we discuss if college should be free, or at least, more affordable, and programs to help those who are already in debt. I hope you enjoy, as always your feedback is greatly appreciated.
I sat down with a colleague today who had some questions about what it was like to be in the military.
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