Legendary Bonfire participant, Aggie football coach, and creator of the 12th Man Kickoff Team Jackie Sherrill joins to share Old Army stories, and talk about Bonfire's impact on the lives of its participants, and on the whole community, history, and great Traditions of Texas A&M.

The first-ever Monday Moti was meant to be an examination of courage. Instead, we level-set what will be a recurring theme throughout Monday Moti, and look at why - when we're talking about something current - I'll often just say "a current situation". Until the students have come out the other side of it.

Ultimately, we're talking about a unique muscle, not just for the benefit of the things we care about or are responsible for, but also for ourselves.

In 2014, investigative reporter Scott Eden, writing for ESPN, wrote a piece from an unprecedented and as-yet unparalleled perspective inside Bonfire that renewed the ongoing story of Bonfire in the public consciousness, while honoring its history with frankness and dignity. His motivation and integrity throughout earned him the respect and trust of Bonfire's leaders and participants, past and present.

Gabe Bock has played an important role in Bonfire as it is today. As the founding host of TexAgs Radio, he hosted thousands of Aggie conversations, and more than a few with Bonfire. Perimeter Fires is a series of conversations around Bonfire. Who better to kick off Perimeter Fires with and get a few pointers from than Gabe Bock '03?