The Ghost Turd Stories Podcast

The Ghost Turd Stories Podcast

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The Ghost Turd Stories Podcast episodes

  • Don't Make Love to a Bomb

    Chris joined the Marine Corps in 2002 because he had been curious about the military since he was a little boy and had dreams of living a Spartan lifestyle.  He served in the Marine Corps infantry in various roles including a fire team leader, platoon commander, and company commander. 

    In 2018, after 16 years of service, Chris left the Marines as a Major. 

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    45 min
  • Bedtime Stories, Part 4

    Troy Gent talks about what he has done for work after separating from the Marine Corps a second time. This episode is hosted by Troy Gent's daughter Rebecca who also edits and publishes the podcast.

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    55 min
  • Bedtime Stories, Part 3

    Troy Gent talks about his experience with the VA and what it was like to raise a family on base and in the military. This episode is hosted by Troy Gent's daughter Rebecca who also edits and publishes the podcast.

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    38 min
  • Deck Towel Five-Hundred

    Eric joined the Marine Corps in August of 2002 because he wanted to continue the tradition of his family and their service in the military. When the September 11th terrorist attacks happened in 2001,  the deal was sealed and he signed up.  After thirteen weeks of boot camp, he spent forty-five days in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri training to become a heavy equipment operator and fulfilled various roles in that job description during his four years of duty. He achieved the rank of E4 or corporal before being honorably discharged in 2006. 

    Eric now owns Southwest Exterminators and is a successful business owner. He is the ultimate pest assassin as his company kills countless bugs of all sorts every day. He lives with his beautiful wife and kids and they enjoy the bounties of living in America.

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    1 hr 1 min
  • The Blair Witch Project

    Chris joined the Marine Corps and became an 0311 in 1995. He served for over twenty-two years as an infantryman on active duty. Chris did five combat deployments and six noncombat deployments during his career and served in various roles from rifleman to company gunnery sergeant and platoon commander.

    Chris's favorite part about being a Marine was the camaraderie with other Marines. After retiring honorably in 2017, he became a real estate agent, a college student, and an ultra trail runner in his home state of Idaho.

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    47 min
  • My Own Prison

    Jocelyn served in the U. S. Navy for 12 years and was honorably discharged as an E6 or Petty Officer First Class.

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    34 min
  • "Are my boys ok?!"

    Mike served as an enlisted US Marine from 1995 to 1999. After he was honorably discharged, he became a firefighter and has served his community for several years.

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    39 min
  • "Stop tazing me bro!"

    Part two interview with Tim Brewer discussing his years as a police officer and post service. 

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    Follow Tim Brewer on Instagram for tips on gun safety and hunting (@alottprecisiontrng)

    1 hr
  • Peeping Tim

    Part one interview with Tim Brewer discussing his years as a drill instructor in the Marine Corps.

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    Follow Tim's Instagram to get tips on gun safety and hunting (@alottprecisiontrng)

    44 min
  • Bedtime Stories, Part 2

    Bedtime Stories, Part 1 & 2 were hosted by Rebecca Gent who grew up hearing many of the stories that have inspired The Ghost Turd Stories Podcast.

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    57 min

About The Ghost Turd Stories Podcast

From the publisher's feed

The Ghost Turd Stories Podcast was born out of a place of grief. Having lost my best friend from the Marine Corps in the early hours of 2023, I realized that this feeling was all too familiar. I wanted to do something, not only for the loss I felt, but for the loss I knew many families were enduring day to day.