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In this podcast, I go over some tactical and strategic problems I have seen though-out the war in Ukraine up to this point.
Beware The Ides Of March - In this Podcast I cover a brief history of Julius Caesar and parts of William Shakespeare play on the assignation of Caesar for the Ides of March, March 15th.
Where did the Warrior Ethos originate? What would casue a warrior to purposely put him or herself into harms way? Why would a warrior willingly put him or herself in a situation where he or she can be killed or seriously injured? I this podcast I explore just that.
Part 1 of Operation Detachment: The Battle of Iwo Jima . In this podcast take an in-depth dive into the history of the battle of Iwo Jima. Many facts not commonly known about the battle and what makes this battle unique.
The Maine Corps is known for its leadership. In this podcast I cover what the Marine Corps leadership principles are and how to apply then to your organization as a leader. Leadership is directly related to an organizations success or failure. Knowing how to lead will make all the difference in your organization.
In This Podcast you will learn how to apply Marine Corps Leadership Traits to your life, business, or in the workplace to become a more effective leader. Whether you are in a leadership position or not. Learning and applying The Marine Corps Leadership Traits will help you overall in all aspects of your life.
Toxic leaders have a demoralizing affect on an organization. In this podcast I cover ways to identify toxic leaders. Not just to help you navigate around them, but to help you not become a toxic leader yourself.
In this podcast we cover a situation that thousands of Iraqis found themselves in as they try to flee ISIS in war torn Mosul in November of 2014. What do you do when your neighbors join ISIS? Who can save you in a country with a government in shambles?
In this podcast I cover The Gulag Archipelago: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn on the conditions of the Gulag Archipelago. Inmates given second terms, sometimes after being released. Some where brought back to the Gulag, inmates forced to eat decomposed horses and drinking wheelbarrow grease just to fill their stomachs.
CIA Headquarters north wall has a memorial for CIA operatives killed in the line of duty. 139 stars as of this date. Half of them are nameless stars. The identities of those operatives is classified due to national security risks. They are identified only as nameless stars. In this podcast we tell one of those stories from the 1983 embassy bombing in Beirut Lebanon.
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