In this episode, I sit down with Ellis Amdur, a martial artist and author who I’ve respected for decades and talk about applying the lessons of classical Japanese martial arts to tactical communication in the modern world. Don’t miss this one, and check out Mr Amdur’s books on Amazon or at edgeworkbooks.com. 

I finally managed to get my long time friend, legendary lawman and firearms instructor extraordinaire Chuck Haggard on the podcast.

My friend Bryce Frank, LE trainer and former pro kickboxer, and I do a deep dive conversation into Ecological Dynamics and how he applies it in law enforcement training as well as martial arts.

My friend Tim Herron, World Shoot gold medalist, and I do a deep dive into what he’s learned from randomizing his training over the last year.

Darryl Bolke and I do a deep dive into the similarities and differences in firearms training for competitors, law enforcement officers, and civilian self-defense shooters.

My good friend Eric Kamps is back on the show again to talk about his experiences training for and competing in the 2025 IPSC World Shoot in South Africa. 

My friend Mickey Schuch of Carry Trainer is back on the show. This episode we talk about balancing training with other demands, and how good “good enough” actually is.

I talk with army veteran Justin Rorres about his charity foundation for veterans and first responders, Project Heroes First.

In this episode I have a great conversation with Greg Ellifritz of Active Response Training. Greg is a lifelong martial artist and retired police officer who is now both a trainer and a prolific writer with an insightful perspective. 

My friend Chris Workman is back on the show to talk about shooting and training. Chris is a combat veteran from the 3rd Ranger Battalion, a high level competition shooter, and the NCOIC of the Army Marksmanship Unit’s action shooting team.