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Comedian Josh Denny joins the show.
Jason "Mr. Trigger Sportsfishing" Coffrin joins the show to discuss how he got into both sportfishing and bow hunting, the importance of eating quality protein and meat, and why people used to be hostile toward hunting but are coming back around to it.
Amber Smith former U.S. Army OH-58D helicopter pilot and air mission commander in the 101st Airborne Division joins the show.
Air Force veteran and host of 21 Guns Podcast Kevin Sullivan joins the show to talk about treating Traumatic Brain Injuries in veterans and the alternative methods that have shown incredible promise.
Former Canadian Army sniper Jeff Depatie discusses how we should actually be handling veteran PTSD, the real reasons Global War on Terror veterans experience PTSD, and how the West can reorient itself to be less individually focused.
Science historian and founding publisher of Skeptic Magazine Michael Shermer joins the show to discuss the the new “religious” attacks on science and “truth”, the historic challenges to pursuing truth, why people buy into conspiracy theories and the religiosity of those beliefs, and how to think more critically about what you hear.
Military medical researcher Dr. Kate Pate joins the show to discuss innovative and super effective ways to treat veterans with PTSD and traumatic brain injuries including psychotropic drugs, exercise, and sleep health.
Amanda Riggan, founder of Hungry Heroes, joins the show to discuss how and why she started her charity, why we need to do a better job of humanizing police officers, and what she’s learned by dedicating her life to serving those who serve their communities.
Author and attorney Heather Mac Donald discusses how racial essentialism is killing American meritocracy and how fear of being called racist is preventing people from acknowledging some uncomfortable statistics.
Dr. Jean Twenge, author of the new book “Generations”, explains the differences (good and bad) between Baby Boomers, Gen Z, Gen X, Millennials, and the Silent Generation — and the events and technologies that created these differences.
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