In this episode, Marty sits down with Shaun Chittick, retired Navy SEAL Commander and 9/11 First Responder. Shaun brings decades of operational experience, leadership under pressure, and firsthand insight into some of the most defining moments in modern American history.

This conversation dives into Shaun’s path through the SEAL Teams, his role in the aftermath of 9/11, and the realities of service that most people never hear. Marty and Shaun break down leadership, mindset, brotherhood, and what it takes to stay mission-focused when everything is on the line.

In today’s episode, Marty sits down with Frank Hoagland, a former State Senator, U.S. Navy SEAL (BUD/S Class 134), and longtime public servant. Frank brings decades of lived experience — from growing up around Army Green Berets in Panama, to 21 years in the SEAL Teams, to serving his community in elected office.

This discussion is raw, honest, and filled with insight into service, family, transition, mental health, and purpose.

Rick Kaiser is a retired Navy SEAL and Executive Director of the National Navy SEAL Museum. Rick has spent years preserving the history and heritage of Naval Special Warfare and supporting active-duty SEALs, veterans, and their families.

This episode covers Rick’s final day as CEO, the expansion of the museum to San Diego, and the responsibilities and challenges involved in honoring the legacy of the community.