Dakota Meyer sits down with the hilarious Bob Menery who has voiced over your favorite sports highlights in the most disgusting way possible. He talks about internet fame, what it's like having celebrities hit you up, and his new podcast!
Dakota Meyer sits down with Range 15 star Jack Mandaville to chat about acting, shooting shows for Vet TV, his time in Iraq, and his work with Black Rifle Coffee Company.
Dakota Meyer sits down with John McCarthy of the Post Modern Patriot podcast to discuss why the game of football was integral in Dakota's development as a kid and how it has shaped his whole outlook and personal brand. Dakota also points out that you don't have to be in the military to fulfill the feeling of service to your country and that serving your community is equally as noble. This is an insightful and enlightening episode and hope you all enjoy!
Dakota Meyer sits down with Omar “Crispy” Avila to talk about how he turned the cons of his IED injuries into pros to take over his life and use them to his advantage. Dead lifting changed his life for the better and Dakota explains why anyone with troubles in life could learn a thing or two from Crispy and how he has completely owned his life despite the odds.
Dakota Meyer is joined by special guest and long time friend Ashley Cartwright to discuss how she has grabbed her life by the horns since her husband’s unfortunate passing due to cancer. They chat about dating as a single parent and how to turn bad situations into opportunities to grow and develop a positive state of mind.
Dakota Meyer is joined by special guests Ross Patterson and Dan Hollaway of Drinkin’ Bros Podcast for a fun Vegas show to discuss the regret Dakota feels for not acting in the “Range 15” movie, the burdens being a medal of honor recipient carries, and the 3 cover some of the biggest hot topic social issues facing our culture today.
Dakota Meyer welcomes special guest The Kensington Corner podcast and apparel company founder Thomas Angel to discuss how his company has set out to discuss health problems veterans face and bring a lot of stigmas out of the dark, the two weigh in on current social problems bombarding news headlines, and they discern what exactly PTSD is and how you can help others who suffer from it.
Dakota Meyer and Brandon Harrell sit down with professional actor and host of the Drinkin’ Bros and Ross Patterson Revolution podcasts Ross Patterson to discuss what is going on with the riots involving the death of George Floyd and how Antifa is causing more trouble and hurting the cause, Ross talks about his career in directing and acting and how it evolved into the podcasting world, and he explains his success with his podcasts Drinkin’ Bros and Ross Patterson Revolution.
Dakota Meyer sits down with Street Bike Tommy from Nitro Circus and MMA fighter Jeremy May to discuss Tommy’s barefoot upbringing in Maryland, he tells some crazy stories from his time on “Nitro Circus”, and he goes over his worst car wrecks during his acting career.
Dakota Meyer sits down with special guest Dan Hollaway of Drinkin’ Bros Podcast to discuss his upbringing and how it progressed into his career in the military as an Infantry Sergeant in the 82nd Airborne and eventually VP of Marketing at Black Rifle Coffee Company. They go on to discuss how the challenges of modern warfare and society complicate the transition to civilian life.
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About Front Toward Enemy with Dakota Meyer
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This podcast is about owning your life, about leaving a legacy and giving more than you take. It's about making the most of each day and giving your life true meaning. When your last day comes, your…
living legacy is left only in the memories of your loved ones and on your tombstone. On that tombstone are only two of the important dates in your life, the day you were born and the day you pass on; The only two days you don't control. Owning the dash is about taking control of the days in between: That dash between the day you're born and the day you die.
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