I Got Your 6 Podcast

In this episode, Brian talks with Steve Ralston who has a story that inspired Brian many years ago. Steve has a story that can connect with many of us and is authentic and real.

Go follow Steve and prior Guest Jason Delgado over at "Sof Bad Monkey"

In this episode, Brian talks with former Gambino/Gotti Family top Enforcer "Johnny Alite". John and Brian talk about his life growing up and how he got into organized crime. In addition to Johns's Life and his PTSD, they discuss a list of current events/issues in America today.

Check out his podcast

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAogjIY32hYstDNgr3h07qA

and

Follow John on Instagram - @johnalite

In this episode, Brian talks with retired USMC Colonel Andrew Milburn. Milburn talks about his career in the Marines, leadership, and transition out of the Marines as a Colonel. This year he released his first book called "When the Tempest Gathers" which talks about being assigned to defeat ISIS to being the Chief of Staff of all Special Operations in the Middle East.

COL. ANDREW MILBURN was born in Hong Kong and grew up in the United Kingdom where he attended St Paul’s School and University College London. After graduating from law school, he enlisted in the US Marine Corps as a private. He was commissioned from the ranks, and as a Marine infantry and special operations officer, has commanded in combat at every grade.

As the commanding officer of the Marine Corps special operations regiment, he was selected to lead a multi-national task force given the mission of defeating ISIS in Iraq. He retired in 2019 as the Chief of Staff of Special Operations Command, Central (SOCCENT), the headquarters responsible for the conduct of all US special operations throughout the Middle East. He and his wife Jessica live in Tampa, Florida with their two children and a coterie of rescued dogs.

In this episode, Brian catches up with his former platoon Sergeant Rian Madden. Rian had a long career in the Marines to contracting overseas and now a Federal Law Enforcement Officer. Rian talks about his military career, post-military life, and the transition to getting out of the Marines.

In this episode, Brian talks to NY Times bestselling author and Marine Scott Huesing. Scott shares his recent cross-country trip to honor a best friend and raise awareness for veteran suicide. Scott and Brian discuss the veteran community and the transition to getting out of the Marines.

About Scott Huesing

Scott A. Huesing is a retired USMC Infantry Major with over 24 years of service, both enlisted and as a commissioned officer. His career spanned 10 deployments and he conducted operations in over 60 countries worldwide. During his numerous deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Horn of Africa he planned, led, and conducted hundreds of combat missions under some of the most austere and challenging conditions.

As a Marine Infantry Officer in 2006 Scott had the privilege to command Echo Company, 2d Battalion, 4th Marines as part of the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), Special Operations Capable (SOC) while attached to 1-9 Infantry Battalion ("Manchu"), 1st Brigade Combat Team (1 BCT “Ready First”), United States Army (USA) as part of the Surge Strategy in Al Anbar Province, Iraq.

He is the bestselling author of Echo in Ramadi – The Firsthand Story of U.S. Marines in Iraq’s Deadliest City (Regnery, 2018). He is also the Executive Director of Save the Brave.

In this episode, Brian talks with Mac from "Leatherneck For Life". Mac shares, his military experience, the transition getting out, and his career after the Marines.

@leatherneckforlife

https://leatherneckforlife.com/

About Leatherneck For Life

Leatherneck for Life is a veteran-owned and operated company headquartered in Manchester, NH. We are dedicated to providing the Marine community with a forum to share views and ideas through its social media outlets like Facebook and Instagram.

In addition to this central sharing of ideas, as an official trademark licensee of the U.S. Marine Corps, we are also dedicated to offering the Marine community a great selection of Marine-related apparel and accessories.

In this episode, Brian talks with Jay and Zach creators of the popular veteran page "Veteran With A Sign". They talk about how they started the popular social media page, life in the Marines, and how it's making an impact in the veteran community.

Go Follow them on Instagram @veteranwithasign

Jack Reeves is a former Army Infantry Solider who started a group called Iron Resurgence. Jack talks about finding purpose through Strong Man Competitions and starting a group for Veterans.

TIME magazines Next Generation Leader, Co-founder of CreatiVets
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The CreatiVets songwriting program pairs veterans with accomplished songwriters and music artists to allow them the opportunity to express their stories through a song creatively. The veteran travels to Nashville, Tennessee, where he or she is met by a veteran that has gone through the program and can help make the veteran comfortable with the experience, and then participates in a songwriting session to write a song that is recorded and made available for the veteran to share with family and friends. Through the songwriting sessions, veterans are provided with an opportunity to tell their stories in a different way, and they take something from the program that they can keep forever.

The songs are written to capture the veteran’s personal story so that it is their voice talking about their experiences, but in a way that captures certain universal experiences that others can understand and often relate to. Following the experience, the veterans not only have their own songs to listen to or play whenever they want, but they also have a new strategy for helping themselves cope with anxiety and depression. Many participating veterans have taken it upon themselves to learn how to play the guitar after they return from the songwriting program, and they continue to write songs on their own, which furthers the healing process.

Brian talks with well-known Veteran Artist Ben Cantwell. They talk about how Ben got into art, how art is therapy, and the Veteran Art Community.

https://bencantwellart.com/