Host Mike Sarraille sits down with Coach George Karl, 6th winningest coach in NBA history. Mike and George discuss the first season of Truth and Tribe and highlights of Coach's career, including Dean Smith's mentorship and competing against Michael Jordan. They also review different leadership styles and the importance of team to both of their careers. This discussion is presented by Tecovas, Corvus Janitorial, Team 3LX and the Talent War Group.

On September 29, 2006, Michael ("Mikey") Monsoor jumped on a grenade in Ramadi, Iraq to save three of his brothers-in-arms. Host Mike Sarraille was one of those team members and is joined today by the others, Benny Oleson and Doug Wallace to honor Mikey 15 years after his passing. They discuss the events of that fateful day as well the grieving, trauma and other details of their deployment to Ramadi. This episode is brought to you by Tecovas, Corvus Janitorial, Team 3LX and the Talent War Group.

Host Mike Sarraille is joined by Jonny Kim, a retired SEAL, Harvard MD and NASA Astronaut. Brothers together on SEAL Team 3, Mike and Jonny discuss stories from training, combat and the Battle of Ramadi. Jonny also shares his thoughts on living in the present, peer-led leadership and leaving an impact on the world. This episode is brought to you by Tecovas, Corvus Janitorial, Team 3LX and the Talent War Group.

In Part 2 of a two part After Action Review (AAR), Eddie and Host Mike Sarraille reflect on Eddie's deployments and the past two years, including his time in military prison. Eddie expands on his recovery process, including the use of psychedelic medicine, and the non profit started with his wife, Andrea, to help recovering veterans. This episode is brought to you by Corvus Janitorial Services, Buderflys, Team 3LX and the Talent War Group.

Eddie Gallagher is a retired Navy SEAL who served nine combat deployments over the past 20 years. He came to national attention in 2018 after being charged with 10 criminal offenses, including killing an ISIS prisoner in Iraq. In Part 1 of two parts, Eddie and Host Mike Sarraille discuss Eddie's service and the context leading up to his charges. This episode is brought to you by Corvus Janitorial Services, Buderflys, Team 3LX and the Talent War Group.

In Part 2 of a 9/11 roundtable, Host Mike Sarraille continues to reflect on the past 20 years with four retired soldiers. The group discusses loss, career transitions and lessons learned. They also reflect on injuries, trauma and their views on the end of the War on Terror. This episode is brought to you by Corvus Janitorial Services, Buderflys, Team 3LX and the Talent War Group.

Mike Sarraille hosts a discussion for the 20th anniversary of 9/11 with 4 retired soldiers who deployed to the Middle East over 50 combined times. In Part 1 of a two part series, Eric Ballester, Brent Tucker, Glenn Cowan and Rich Diviney discuss their emotions after 9/11 and seeing their first combat in the aftermath. They also analyze the War on Terror and the impact it will have on their generation. This episode is brought to you by Corvus Janitorial Services, Buderflys, Team 3LX and the Talent War Group.

In this episode, Host Mike Sarraille is joined by Lisa Jaster. Lisa is a West Point grad and was the first female to graduate from Army Ranger school -- when she was 37 and a mother of two. Mike and Lisa discuss where she turns for support, her views on the Everyday Warrior mindset and where she's headed next as a leader, author and more. This episode is brought to you by Corvus Janitorial Services, Buderflys, Team 3LX and the Talent War Group.

Host Mike Sarraille discusses Extortion 17, the greatest single-incident loss of U.S. lives in Operation Enduring Freedom – Afghanistan, a decade after the event. He's joined by Rich Diviney, Torrie Rogers and Keri Mills, all deeply affected by the event and aftermath. The group shares stories of grieving and redemption over the past 10 years. This episode is brought to you by Corvus Janitorial Services, Buderflys, Team 3LX and the Talent War Group.

Host Mike Sarraille is joined by his brother and retired Navy SEAL, Dan Luna. Dan honorably served for 20 years and is now working towards his Doctorate degree in Organizational Change and Leadership with a focus on Trauma and serves as the CEO of Team 3LX. Mike and Dan discuss the impact of trauma, struggling through life transitions and the importance of self exploration in leadership and life. This episode is brought to you by Corvus Janitorial Services, Buderflys, Team 3LX and the Talent War Group.