Tom Satterly grew up with humble beginnings in rural Indiana.  As a Green Beret in language school Tom was approached to try out for the US Military's most elite Special Operations unit, Delta Force. He made it through the toughest selection process in the military and spent the next 20 years in Delta. ​Tom was involved in the longest sustained firefight since Vietnam, the Battle of Mogadishu (Black Hawk Down) where he ran the Mogadishu Mile to safety. He was involved in the military's most important campaigns in Iraq, Afghanistan, Bosnia, South America, and Africa. ​Please Check out ALL Secure Foundation!  https://www.allsecuremission.com/our-foundation

My friend Rob Pincus was on the podcast. We talked about his humble beginnings and how he go to where he is now. He has over 30+ years within the firearms community and he proudly shares his story, thoughts, opinions and ideals.  We touched on so much more about training, concealed carry, military, politics, etc. Rob is a great guy doing incredible things around the country.  Rob and I met 3 years ago in Appleton, WI. I had the honor to learn a little bit from Rob and shoot with him.

Adam Holton was on the podcast to discus is book he is writing. The book is called Why They Served. It is about the Marines that served under his command while in Iraq.  Adam is a Wisconsin Native and talks candidly about how coaching is his passion and relates to being a leader in the military.  We also talk about his time at Annapolis and how that set him up for success while in the Marines and during his transition.  Adam was a great guest and I throughly loved our conversation. His book is available here: https://adamholton.wordpress.com

My friend Rob was on the podcast. We sat down and talk about pretty much everything under the sun about his service, transitioning, his coast guard rescue!  Rob served 10+ years Active Duty in the Army stationed all over the world and United States. He was a 88M Truck Driver NCO. Rob bring a great perspective to the veteran community and local community also. He is a funny guy who enjoys shooting guns and spending time with his family.

Ryan Baudhuin was on the podcast to talk about everything related to hunting, gathering, transitioning, family, and the Marine Corps. Ryan share so many amazing ideas and point of views that I have never heard before. He is a great talent with content creation and hunting.  I am honored to call him a friend. He truly found his passion after service and is using it to help our fellow veterans with their transition.

My gym friend Pierson Kohrell came on the podcast and we discussed in great lengths our current situation here in America. COVID has affected everything including our educational system. Pierson is a 4th-5th grade teacher and has a huge passion to help our youth.  Pierson and I also talked about BLM, Racism, Guns, Politics, Veganism, Etc. We do not fundamentally agree with each other, but we find a common ground and listen and build off of that.  The first step to solve any issue is to admit there is one. We have many serious issues that need to be solved in America.

K.P. Baneck was on the podcast talking about her amazing career in the Army Guard and her vast amount of experience.  She was apart of the first female Special Forces Selection and Assessment and was then selected to serve on an ODA in Afghanistan.  She also became a drill sergeant within in a year of returning from her deployment. She is a woman of conviction and she is motivating as hell. It was a absolute honor to have her on the podcast to share and inspire others.

Derrick Van Orden was on the podcast to discuss his campaign for congress for the 3rd Congressional District of the state of Wisconsin.  Derrick spend 26 years in the Navy, 21 as a Navy SEAL. We talked his experiences and his book and the movie Act Of Valor.  This was a great episode and an honor to have Derrick share his story.

My Drill Sergeant from Infantry School was on my podcast.  Michael Fletcher 2 time Iraq Veteran and 1 Tour Afghanistan Veteran. Mike and I caught up after 14 years and share our experiences and talked about his methodologies for mentoring and life skills. He blended military life into everyday life and I have taken all that and applied it to my life.  Mike is an incredible Man, father, husband, community member, and Veteran. He wanted us to fix the small things in our lives because small things become big problems.

Jesse Cuff County Veteran Service Officer and Afghanistan Veteran was on the podcast. We talked about everything under the sun. We dove into why he enlisted in the Army. We talked about his deployment and his mission. We talked about leadership.   Stolen Valor stories were shared. I shared my experience with stolen valor and how I got in trouble for outing a faker.  Jesse brings years of experiences to Wisconsin with helping Military and Veterans. I met him while working with the Wisconsin Dept. Of Veterans Affairs. He is a super great guy who will go to the end of the earth to help a fellow veteran.