There Will Be Bourbon

The retired CIA spook, lovable gun-toting liberal, and replacement for the world's most okayest Green Beret and podcast host, average civilian reporter Kristina Wong join me, the bourbon snob to ignite another round of fiery takes. This week we discuss the Internet breaker "Cuties" as well as the athlete demonstrations in the NBA and NFL. Remember, you may not think like us, but you probably think like one of us. There Will Be Banter.

Joe is a retired Special Forces Warrant Officer with over twenty years of service and eleven combat deployments. Joe began his career in 1998 at 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment and went to Special Forces Assessment and Selection in 2001. Upon successful completion of the Special Forces Qualification Course, Joe spent 10 years at 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) before attending selection for the U.S. Army Special Operations Command Capabilities Integration Group. Joe retired from the Army in 2018.

Joe Kent is the husband of Senior Chief Petty Officer Shannon Kent, who was killed in action on 16 January 2019 while conducting combat operations against ISIS in Manbij Syria, Shannon was assigned to a Special Operations Task Force at the time of her death.

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We came back for another week! Your favorite CIA spook, gun toting liberal, okayast Green Beret and podcast host, along with the bourbon snob return for another week of fiery takes. This time we discuss the RNC and the Kyle Rittenhouse situation unfolding in Kenosha, WI. Remember, you may not think like us, but you probably think like one of us. There Will Be Banter.

The inaugural episode! Retired CIA Paramilitary Operations Officer Ron Moeller, the world's most okayest podcast host and Green Beret Nick Guy, along with the gun-toting liberal Veronika Lopez join me for a round table discussion on just what the hell is going on in the world. In this introductory episode we take on the Democratic National Convention. You may or may not think like us. It doesn't matter if you do. And it doesn't matter if you don't. There Will Be Banter.

A great Facebook post provided the catalyst for this conversation. Learn why America is still the greatest country on Earth, why a nation's history should be studied and learned from, and why "Life is too short to be an asshole."

This one gets heavy, but is also a great look back at the rise over the last 20+ years of the University of Central Florida football program. Jerry talks about how to be a good person, losing his son, living by your own rules not someone else's, and brings to life his memories as the sideline reporter of the UCF Knights for 24 years. This is the GOAT of sports talk radio in Orlando, FL. And he is talking so you should listen. Preferably with a glass of bourbon. Or Three.

Veronica has a unique and uncommon experience as she is a first generation American born to Mexican parents. She is a veteran of multiple combat deployments overseas, a casual Crossfitter, proud American, and dog mom. She represents many Americans and we can learn a lot from her perspective. So pay attention.

Retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Theo Sellers drops by to discuss race relations in America, social media's problem, the Coronavirus, Historical Black Colleges & Universities and their role in filling the ranks with Officers, and his predictions on the NBA champion and if football will be played this year. And as always, there will be bourbon. Grab a glass.

Staff Sergeant Davidson discusses his role in the battle of Kamdesh at COP Keating and shares with us his take on the new movie, The Outpost based on the book by Jake Tapper.