Jeremy Cole is a former Army First Sergeant impacting the lives of veterans and active-duty service members through faith-based adventure outreach, specifically with Soul Survivor Outdoors (SSO). 

He is a graduate of Ranger, Sapper, and Pathfinder Courses. Jeremy has multiple combat tours on Route Clearance operations, maneuver support, counter-insurgency, and peace keeping missions.

Nolan Gordon played center on the Army Football Team from 1998 to 2001.  Upon graduation from West Point, Nolan served as a Field Artillery officer in the U.S. Army and deployed to combat in Iraq multiple times.  He also served as a liaison officer to the Saudi Arabian National Guard.

Upon his departure from the military, Nolan has held several leadership roles in the construction industry and currently serves as a Branch Manager at Barnhart Crane & Rigging in Houston, Texas.

Dr. Jason Peters' primary calling is to be an Ambassador for Christ—he is energized by connecting internationally and domestically and sharing how God is at work around the world, transforming families & communities for His glory! 

Currently he serves as CEO of The Hope Haven Charitable Trust. An award-winning author, host of a nationally recognized video curriculum, international speaker, and a retired USAF Lieutenant Colonel, Jason has a wealth of global leadership experience, having served in 49 countries. 

He has provided innovative executive leadership, in the US and in three international regions, for two global missions organizations.

Coach Todd Alles has been blessed with many opportunities to work with young people in education and athletics for most of his adult life. 

Until recently, he had retired from Educator/Coach/Administration at the high school and Division I college level and acquired 30+ years experience in planning, organizing and controlling athletic programs and events. 

Coach Woody Hayes told him and his teammates daily that they could never pay back for their good fortunes, they could only Pay Forward. 

His objective now is to it pay forward through his obedience to God's Will each day and becoming a better husband, father, grandfather and friend.

In honor of June being PTSD Awareness Month, this episode is to encourage other combat veterans to seek mental health therapy for #PTSD from combat exposure.  It is also to share some of the experiences of cognitive processing therapy (CPT) treatment.

Note: This episode is of a previous interview conducted by the Combined Arms Group for a luncheon in 2021.

Rick Wolf is the Founder and President of Soul Survivor Outdoor (SSO). SSO is dedicated to positively impacting the lives of active duty military service members through Christ-centered extreme sport and outdoor adventure. SSO is a 501(c)(3).

Rick is also an accomplished professional with thirty+ years of award winning leadership in private, defense, and government sectors. He has extensive experience managing diverse teams, achieving consensus, obtaining senior leadership buy-in, and producing superior results. Rick has a proven track record in management, business development, and sales.

Gabriel Huft is a legend within the 75th Ranger Regiment, specifically at 2nd Battalion at Joint Base Lewis McCord.  

Gabe grew up in 2/75 RGR BN and was a vital member of the battalion throughout the most arduous time period during the Global War on Terrorism.  

His leadership development of Christ Over Fear's host, Chad Jenkins, was instrumental during his XO days, and for the years that followed. 

Gabe is now retired from the US Army and serves his local church, Calvary Chapel Olympia.

Matt Parrish is a Green Beret with multiple combat deployments.  He is the host of SOFcast, a podcast highlighting unique stories and perspectives across the special operations enterprise.  

Matt is also the Senior Enlisted Advisor at USSOCOM for the Preservation of the Force and Family (POTFF) program.

Prior to that, Matt was an Assaulter & CQB Instructor, Master Breacher & Breaching Instructor, and Assault Cell Leader on ODA 794.

Tyler Sheble is a 2002 graduate of West Point.  He was a Tight End for the Army Black Knights before serving in the US Army as Aviation Officer.  

Tyler deployed to Iraq and flew UH-60 Blackhawks.  He was awarded the Bronze Star for Meritorious Service as a combat leader in Iraq.

Following his military career, Tyler led multiple sales teams in the healthcare industry at the Director-level.  Additionally, he is currently pursuing his MBA from Rice University.

Connor Crehan was a quarterback for the Army Black Knights before serving in the US Army as a Field Artillery Officer.  Connor deployed to Iraq while serving his country.

Connor is the co-host of Zero Blog Thirty, a successful podcast for Barstool Sports.

In addition, Connor currently leads the federal business development initiative for UniteUS.