There was an audio processing error on my microphone and I was unable to fix it, so I apologize for sounding like a mouse. However, it's still a great interview!

LTC Larry Brock Jr is a native Texan, father and Christian. After finishing the Academy, he went to pilot training, and was assigned the A-10. He served in Afghanistan and Iraq flying the winning multiple decorations. He peacefully protested the stolen election of 2020 and was convicted in 2023. He served 2 years in prison with over 130 days being spent in the Hole for forming the 5th Allied PPOW Wing and urging patriots to remain loyal to President Trump. He is currently working to register voters in Texas and see that President Trump wins in November.

Jaime Gallardo is a Marine EOD Technician that has spent majority of his career in MARSOC and now teaching at the Defense Nuclear Weapons School. He was born in Colombia which drove him to become an EOD Technician. As he transitions out of the military he has committed to change the course of service member finances.

Instagram: Financial.Enabler

SFC Chris Fronk joined the Army in 1989 into the Signal Corps. He was initially assigned at Fort Carson, Colorado. From there he deployed to Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1996 during Operation Joint Endeavor while being assigned to Darmstadt, Germany. He then PCSed to Fort Hood from 1997-1999, and eventually to Camp Carroll in Korea from 1999-2000. He went back to Fort Caron in early of 2001 and ETSed from the Active Duty. In July of 2001, re-enlisted in the Colorado Army National Guard right before 9/11. He was mobilized for deployment with the 143rd Signal Company out of Grand Junction, Colorado and served in Operation Iraqi Freedom from 2004-2005. After returning to the United States, he became a Recruiter for the Colorado Army National Guard. In 2015, he met Adam DeRito and learned about his case with the USAF Academy, and found a way for him to serve again and get around the red tape of the Department of Defense. Since leaving the military in 2016, he was worked as a blue collar worker as a tower climber for Battner Energy working on solar and wind turbine sites. In 2019 he transitioned to working in the plumbing, heating, and electric business as an accountant and as an inventory control specialist. Finally in 2023, he retired from his life of service to spend more time with his wife and six children.

This is one of the most indepth leadership discussions I've had openly with a field grade officer concerning the Air Force Academy, West Point, Annapolis, and our operational military. Modern leadership is so important, and the younger generation is striving for that conversation. Well, here it is!

Retired Lieutenant Colonel Oakland McCulloch is the author of the 2021 release, Your Leadership Legacy: Becoming the Leader You Were Meant to Be. Oak is also an internationally recognized speaker who gives talks on leadership and success. Both his books and his talks are based on his 40+ years of leadership in the U.S. Army and subsequent civilian positions, Oak highlights principles that will benefit today’s leaders and inspire the leaders of tomorrow.

Reach out to LTC Oakland McCulloch directly! Find him on LinkedIn, give him a call, and learn leadership now!

(386) 290-8088

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https://www.ltcoakmcculloch.com/

Episode 39: Oakland McCulloch is available now on all platforms!

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CPT Christopher Kuehne served his country honorably as an officer in the United States Marine Corps. He is now being sent to Federal Prison. His crime? Being present at the Captiol Building on January 6th. After having his home raided by Federal Agents and his family terrorized, CPT Kuehne needs our help to secure justice.

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Meghan Klement is a former member of the U.S. Coast Guard who was sexually assaulted and subjected to extreme forms of retaliation by her chain of command. Her story gained national attention, and was most recently talked about in the Senate Committee Hearing with Senator Blumenthal when the Commandant of the Coast Guard was questioned about the unethical practices divulged by "Operation Fouled Anchor".

Born and raised in Hockinson Washington, she was the youngest of four and have three older brothers. She grew up in an extremely patriotic family with a long line of veterans and a mother who dedicated her entire career caring for veterans on hospice at the VA. Meghan left for the Coast Guard a month after her nineteenth birthday in September of 2012. She served until her medical discharge in may of 2015. Meghan married her husband in February of 2013 at 19. She has been married eleven years. They have three sons that are being raised on a small farm in rural Oregon. She now has followed her dream of running a photography business and has for the last six and a half years.

Who is in my next exciting episode? Betty Freakin' Luther!

Nanny, as we so fondly call her, is my grandmother. She turns 100 on September 14. 

Born in 1924, my grandmother has lived through the Great Depression, World War 2 (where she met my grandfather Edward Luther), the Korean War, the Civil Rights Movement, JFK, the Vietnam War, the Desert Storm, 9/11 and so much more!

I thought it was really important to talk about longevity, what makes a Great God Damned American, raising families, having babies, and what American's today have forgotten so easily. Patriotism!

I hope you all enjoy this episode as much as I did, and I hope younger Americans today can learn something from the Greatest Generation!

Valdamar Archuleta is a candidate for Congress in CD-1 in Denver, Colorado. He was born and raised in Colorado, and went on to graduate from George Washington high school. After spending several years living in New York City working with his church, he decided to return home to help out his community here. Returning from the Big Apple, he witnessed the gradual destruction of a place that that he called home almost all of his life. From uncontrolled crime, rampant homelessness, and unaffordability, Denver is a reflection of where America is at today. He is not a millionaire. He doesn't have a fancy degree. He is not a politician. He is a proud Denver resident who knows that we can't afford to fall short due to the failings of D.C. yet again. It's time to do something different in Washington.

Ron Hanks is running for Congressional District 3 in the State of Colorado. 

Ron Hanks is a combat veteran who served in the military throughout the world and across the United States.  Looking forward to retirement our out-of-control government forced him back in to public service because Ron could not stand idly by doing nothing.

Ron retired from the U.S. Air Force at the end of 2017 after more than 32 years of active and reserve service, serving as an enlisted man and as a commissioned officer.  He worked as a linguist in Desert Storm and during multiple operations, including Northern Watch, Southern Watch, and Earnest Will.  During the Global War on Terror, Ron served as an intelligence officer, performing duties in Iraq, Kuwait, and United Arab Emirates.

Ron served in several other capacities during his career, to include as a treaty escort for foreign inspectors from Russia and other countries, as a counterdrug officer in Kazakhstan working to stop the flow of drugs out of Afghanistan that funded the Taliban and Al Qaeda, and as a badged, credentialed counterintelligence agent.

When not deployed or in uniform, Ron worked fracking in the oilfields of North Dakota, witnessing first-hand the benefits of American energy  independence, the merits of hydraulic fracturing, and the spirit and know-how of Blue-Collar America.

Natalie Abshier is running for Colorado State Senate District 23. She is a Colorado native who grew up in Berthoud and graduated from Northglenn High School. She furthered her education at Metro State, University of Colorado and Colorado Christian University. She has lived in Mead for 26 years, married to her wonderful husband, Jerry, for 28 years. They have raised their children in Colorado and are now watching their many grandkids grow up as well. She has traveled throughout the country, telling everyone she meets that there’s no better place to live in than Colorado. Natalie looks forward to being part of the change to bring sensible policies back to Colorado.