David “Brucey” Bruce and Sam “Nutty” Edwards are Royal Marines, ocean rowers and expedition partners with a habit of taking on big, self-sufficient challenges.

As part of Team United We Conquer, they rowed 3,500 miles across the North Atlantic from New York to the UK alongside Jack Jarvis and Adam Radcliffe. Along the way, the crew set a world record for the furthest distance rowed in 24 hours, covering an incredible 144.9 nautical miles.

We sit down to talk through the realities of taking on these challenges, the planning, the kit, the mistakes, the bad days, the good stories and what happens when things don’t go to plan.

Brucey and Nutty share stories from their own expeditions and discuss plans for future expeditions.

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In this episode, we sit down with Anthony "Staz" Stazicker, co-founder of ThruDark, to explore the story behind building one of the most respected performance apparel brands in the industry. From the early days of creating the company to establishing a brand trusted by adventurers, athletes, and professionals alike, Staz shares the experiences that shaped both the business and his approach to leadership.

We dive into the mindset behind ThruDark, the challenges and lessons that came with building the brand, and the importance of staying true to your vision. Staz also talks about his incredible journey to the summit of Mount Everest, and how those experiences continue to influence his outlook on life and business.

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Next up on the SRMC Tribe Podcast is Lee ‘Frank’ Spencer who spent 24 years in the Royal Marines doing a job, he says, he ‘absolutely loved.’

His service came to dramatic end in 2014 when he lost his right leg after being struck by flying debris as he attended a traffic accident.

Lee has now dedicated his life to helping injured servicemen and women by completing remarkable feats of endurance – like rowing the Atlantic single-handedly – in the name of veterans. This one is in two parts with the first part dropping this Wednesday, it’s a great listen from a man that defines resilience.

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On this episode we sit down with Bruce Boxall-Hunt to discuss his journey leaving the Met Police and stepping into the unpredictable world of humanitarian disaster response.

Join us as we discuss career transition, the SRMC, and the realities of working on the front line of humanitarian disaster response. Whether you're interested in policing, emergency services, humanitarian aid, or leadership in high-pressure environments, this episode provides valuable perspectives on transitioning your career.

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Ross 'Jonah' Jones returns for round two, and this time the tin foil hats are strapped on tight. In this episode, we dive deep into the internet rabbit holes surrounding the Charlie Kirk shooters, strange Artemis studio theories, and the long-running speculation about Hitler escaping to South America after WWII. Nothing is off limits as we separate facts, theories, and total madness in a conversation that spirals into classic Tin Hat Mode territory.Conspiracies, hidden agendas, suspicious coincidences, and questions nobody seems willing to answer — this episode has it all.Keep up to date with The SRMC Tribe Podcast / the_srmc_tribe_podcast Keep up to date with Frontier Risks Group https://www.frontierrisks.com/

Next up on the SRMC Tribe Podcast we have Frontier’s very own Duncan Godfrey.

Hosted by Frontier’s Chairman, Barry Roche, in this episode we sit down with Duncs to about rugby, marines and Frontier.

We talk about Duncs early start in rugby and his love for the game, his transition into the marines, injuries and the present time and future with Frontier.

Tune in for a relaxed conversation with Frontiers Head of Operations.

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Next up on the SRMC Tribe Podcast, Frontier’s Managing Director, Pete Lawrence.Over the next few weeks we’re mixing things up a bit, with Pete, followed by Duncs, stepping into the hot seat. Both are put through their paces by Frontier’s Chairman, Barry Roche, who’s had a front row seat to much of their journey.We get into Pete’s story from his early days as a Valley Commando, into the real Commandos of the Royal Marines, and on through his business career from PGI to Frontier Risks and the SRMC.It’s a relaxed conversation with plenty of humour, a few decent stories, and, as expected, Pete’s trademark cough making a guest appearance throughoutKeep up to date with The SRMC Tribe Podcast / the_srmc_tribe_podcast Keep up to date with Frontier Risks Group https://www.frontierrisks.com/

Step inside one of the most iconic landmarks in the world and discover what life is really like behind its ancient walls. In this episode, we sit down with ex-Marine and Yeoman Warder, Andy Merry, to explore the unique experience of living and working at the Tower of London.From centuries-old traditions to the realities of modern-day life as a “Beefeater,” Andy shares fascinating stories, personal insights, and the responsibilities that come with safeguarding British history. We delve into the daily routines, the rich ceremonial duties, and the lesser-known moments that make this role so extraordinary.Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about life inside the Tower, this episode offers a rare and captivating glimpse into a world few get to see.Keep up to date with The SRMC Tribe Podcast / the_srmc_tribe_podcast Keep up to date with Frontier Risks Group https://www.frontierrisks.com/

In this episode, we’re joined by Jay Gardiner, former Royal Marine and owner of Blur Tattoo whose work is deeply rooted in military culture, identity, and personal storytelling. From the discipline and intensity of life in the Marines to the artistry of tattooing, Jay shares how his experiences shaped both his perspective and his craft.Alongside his tattoo career, Jay has also stepped into the world of tech with the launch of LAPP — a unique reading app that puts your child at the center of the story. By making children the main character, LAPP is transforming reading into a more immersive and personal experience, helping to inspire a love for books in a whole new way.This episode is all about identity, creativity, and evolution — from the battlefield to the studio, and now into the world of storytelling through technology.Keep up to date with The SRMC Tribe Podcast https://www.instagram.com/the_srmc_tribe_podcast/Keep up to date with Frontier Risks Group https://www.frontierrisks.com/

What does it really take to serve as a specialist firearms officer in one of the world’s busiest police forces?In this episode, we sit down with Tony Long, a former specialist firearms officer with the Metropolitan Police, to talk about the realities of armed policing in London. From the intense selection and training process to the pressure of making life-or-death decisions in seconds, Tony shares what life was really like behind the badge.We discuss the challenges of operating in high-risk situations, the mindset required to carry a firearm in the UK, and the moments that stay with officers long after the job is done. Tony also reflects on the public perception of armed police and the responsibility that comes with being trusted to protect the public in the most dangerous circumstances.This is a rare behind-the-scenes look at a role most people only ever see in headlines.Keep up to date with The SRMC Tribe Podcast https://www.instagram.com/the_srmc_tribe_podcast/Keep up to date with Frontier Risks Group https://www.frontierrisks.com/