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- Tyler Heisey
Tyler Heisey is on his way to certification as a mental health professional and is the founder of Back Azimuth Solutions, dedicated to helping veterans with their individual goals. A former Marine Corps infantryman and combat veteran, Tyler is dedicated to helping guide individuals down a proper “azimuth,” ensuring they identify their true potential in this life and how to truly take charge of their individual lives, despite potential obstacles in life.
2 hr 24 min - 1 hr 2 min
- Nate Gladdin
Nate Gladdin is the host of the Inheriting Manhood podcast and is an active-duty Air Force NCO with 21 years under his belt.
2 hr 13 min - Paul Alkoby
Paul Alkoby is a Photographer & Filmmaker currently based in Orlando, FL.
"Much of my work is primarily based in the fitness and tactical realms however, I truly believe in creating outside of my comfort zone. Starting as a street photographer, I rapidly realized my passion for using a camera to create images whether still or video. My work has taken me internationally shooting for a wide variety of brands as well as passion projects such as documentaries within the veteran community where my roots are tied. Upon separating from the military, I found myself working in the private sector as a defense contractor which ultimately led me to a path of creativity."
Follow Paul here.
1 hr 36 min - Lee Keith
Lee Keith has been a success in everything he has done. From competitive soccer to a stint in the Army to the financial services sector to launching the multi-million dollar clothing brand B.elieve L.ove R.espect and now the cider brand B.elieve L.ove R.elax, Lee has approached each venture with a big heart, a love of his community and an appreciation for the morals and ethics that he was raised with.
B.elieve L.ove R.espect
B.elieve L.ove R.elax
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1 hr 39 min - Paul Harrington, Part II
We're back. Sorry for the hiatus. I hate it when podcasts do that, and I became the thing I hated go figure. There are reasons of course, but we've put some plans in place to make sure we never disappear from the face of the earth again.
There is a happy accident in all this, however. Our last episode was with Paul Harrington and our first episode back just so happens to feature Paul again as well, so you're getting back-to-back episodes for your binge listening ease.
Air Force veteran Paul Harrington is the author of the soon to be released Justice or Not: My Experiences as a State Corrections Officer in New York's Prisons.
Paul was injured on the job due to workplace violence - violence committed by another officer. Paul and I discuss the toxicity of working in the prison system, the psychology of working in such an environment for so long and why you never hear of a really motivated corrections officer.
Air Force veteran Paul Harrington is the author of the soon to be released Justice or Not: My Experiences as a State Corrections Officer in New York's Prisons.
Justice or Not Facebook page
1 hr 42 min - Paul Harrington, part I
Air Force veteran Paul Harrington is the author of the soon to be released Justice or Not: My Experiences as a State Corrections Officer in New York's Prisons.
Paul was injured on the job due to workplace violence - violence committed by another officer. Paul and I discuss the toxicity of working in the prison system, the psychology of working in such an environment for so long and why you never hear of a really motivated corrections officer.
Justice or Not Facebook page
1 hr 28 min - "Miggy" and the War in Ukraine
Scott Faith covers down for me and interviews "Miggy", a Ukrainian still in country about what he is seeing and hearing and feeling while under attack from the Russians.
1 hr 22 min - Thomas Schueman
Tom Schueman is an active duty Marine infantry officer with deployments to Afghanistan, Australia and a former English instructor at the Naval Academy. He has accumulated a large following through his Instagram account @kill.z0n3 where he touches on the philosophy, psychology, and intellectual framework of the modern day warfighter and the powers that govern him. In addition, Tom is the founder of PB Abbate, one of the most dynamic and impactful veterans nonprofit to emerge in the past year. Tom has also just launched Lethal Minds Journal. He may be moving the needle more than almost any other field grade officer when it comes to bottom-up development of the veteran and servicemember community right now.
Have a listen here.
Follow kill.z0n3 here.
Follow Lethal Minds Journal here.
Find out more about PB Abbate here.
2 hr - Geoff Dardia
Geoff Dardia couldn’t have been a better guest to have on this week. I realized, after the episode, that we had recorded it on the one-year anniversary of the show. Sure, we had a lot to talk about – Ukraine, the Afghan withdrawl, the state of military readiness in the event of war in Europe…or the South China Sea, the intersection of our kids and military service, but it was great to have Geoff on to discuss since he is exactly the kind of guest that makes Profiles in Havok (and the old Weekly Havok) so popular. In fact, Geoff’s other appearance on the show was on Weekly Havok, so I’m glad we could officially record his “profile”.
If you don’t remember Geoff from his previous appearance…
Master Sergeant Geoffrey P Dardia is a career Special Forces soldier who helped stand up, and currently serves as the Operations Sergeant for 3rd Special Forces Group’s Human Performance and Wellness Program. MSG Dardia is also the founder and Program Director for 3rd Special Forces Group’s META (Medical, Education, Transition, Advocacy/Awareness) Transition Program. MSG Dardia served in both the Central Command (CENTCOM) and US Africa Command (AFRICOM) areas of operation as a Special Forces advisor, and as a liaison at the US Embassy in Burkina Faso. MSG Dardia is also a Veteran’s Affairs Certified Recovery Care Coordinator (RCC) and served as the Ft Bragg Wounded Warrior Battalion Liaison for United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM).As the Operation’s Sergeant for 3rd Special Forces Group’s Human Performance Program, MSG Dardia oversees, and is part of, a multidisciplinary team consisting of Group Medical, Preservation of The Force and Family (POTFF), Behavioral Health, Tactical Human Optimization Rapid Rehabilitation and Reconditioning (THOR3) and the Chaplain’s Office. 3rd Special Forces Group’s Human Performance program works tirelessly “to prevent and mitigate performance degrading factors across the physiological, psychological and emotional domains in order to optimize readiness and tactical performance, maximize career longevity, and preserve the soldier and family.”MSG Geoffrey Dardia also founded and directed the Special Operations Forces (SOF) Health Initiative Program for Task Force Dagger Special Operations Foundation where he created a pipeline that has directly assisted hundreds of wounded, ill and injured SOF members and their families. In the SOF Health Initiative program, service members, veterans and their families receive the most comprehensive, and state of the art medical care available. The SOF Health Initiative Program provides access to and awareness of personalized, functional medicine approaches that deliver lifestyle, integrative, and nutritional interventions that address the root causes of dysfunction in the SOF community. The SOF Initiative program educates and empowers service members, veterans and their families to take ownership of their health and actions and to work as force multipliers/ambassadors to create a healthier and more resilient community.MSG Geoffrey Dardia works around the clock both as an active duty soldier and as a veteran advocate (trusted agent), public speaker and as guest writer for the Havok Journal where he educates and empowers people from all walks to take ownership of their health. MSG Dardia is a frequent guest on several military and health related podcasts and has also been featured in high visibility publications such as the New York Times, Army Times, Military Times, and Experience Life Magazine. MSG Dardia cowrote and published his first scientific paper in 2019 in the Alternate Therapies in Health and Medicine (ATHM) Journal titled “Neurotoxicity Associated with Traumatic Brain Injury, Blast, Chemical, Heavy Metal and Quinoline Drug Exposure.”So clearly, Geoff has nothing to say. Just listen to how much we manage to cover anyway.
Task Force Dagger
Hunter Seven Foundation
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“It’s All in Your Head” by Geoff Dardia
“The Suicide Epidemic” by Geoff Dardia
“Hormone Imbalances Following Traumatic Brain Injury” by Geoff Dardia
1 hr 42 min
About Profiles in Havok
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One-on-one, long-form discussions featuring staff, writers and friends of Havok Journal. The show is sponsored by two veterans non-profits: Second Mission Foundation and the Veterans Repertory…
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