Brian sits down with Cornfed and Boner from Sinners and Winners Motorcycle shop in Oakdale, CA. They have started a foundation to help Veterans build and customize their bikes. They discuss a wide range of topics from details on their foundation, some struggles transitioning out of the military, and marijuana.

Part 3 opens up with Brian talking to Syn Martinez the founder of Afrobrutality. Brian and Syn discuss how Syn created Afrobrutality, mental health, what inspires Syn each day, and what the world is going to be like after the Pandemic lockdown.

Brian talks with Jason who inspired him to launch the IGY6 podcast. They talk about mental health, THC and ways to keep pushing while battling your demons. This is part 1 of another episode next week.

Julie Hudson is the film maker of the powerful film "Silence". Every day 22 Veterans commit suicide in the United States. The numbers are real and so are the wounded souls. Silence is based on true stories, performed by real Veterans and their families.

Brian sits down with his former Gunnery Sergeant to talk about life, Deployments, the Marine Corps, struggles, the good times and they have many good laughs during this episode.

In this episode, Brian talks with long-time friend Matt Davidson on THC, CBD, and pharmaceutical pills. Matt Davidson owns a family farm (Halycon Farms) in Maine that grows Medical Marijuana.

Brian talks with Geraint Jones who is a British combat veteran, New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling writer. They discuss Geraint's life leading up to the military, his active duty career, and post-military life.

In this episode, Brian talks with award-winning Marine Poet Veteran Justin Eggen. They discuss life prior to the Marines, during Justin's Active Duty. and life after the Marines.

Brian talks about the stigma that surrounds veterans and PTSD. He talks about his first therapy session and how hard it was to open up.

Brian starts off Part 2 by talking about the process for getting out of the Marine Corps.