Episodes

Hello Buddy, in this episode, I’m going to go over some of the details and my memories of the LAPD ordeal with Christopher Dorner and what lead to the largest manhunt in Los Angeles Police Department’s History. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app — Send […]

Misge Ripoli (the sound engineer) turns the table and interviews Patrick Scrogin. As a civilian with over 30 years in professional radio Misge talks about the change in his life that began 3 months ago when he started listening to Patricks show as he was in the control room as engineer of Wounded But Not

In the final program in this series, MSG (RET) Dave Smith takes us from Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC) through the present. He triumphs over adversity. BG (RET) Grange describes his own experiences in unforgettable detail COL (RET) Kevin Swenie USA, BG (RET) Dave Grange, Ranger (RET) Doug. Don’t forget to listen to our

Hey Hey! This is the first episode with the new equipment and I’m super Pumped for you guys to hear it.  Still has some cleaning to do, but its sounds better than phone audio.  Anyway, in this solo episode, Tyree talks about a couple of close brushes with Hollywood. — Send in a voice message:

Hello Folks, the day I have been going on about for a while is finally here. Kevin and I talk about the music that shaped our young adulthood. We have a conversation about music that would put us to sleep in a war zone, and for whatever reason, the chat goes into forbidden territory as

On Today’s episode, we battle the Achor Recording Monsters and random dropped calls with William Attig. When things did iron out, William was able to tell us what it was like working in Headquarters Platoon and working the Radio (at all times… horrifyingly) while deployed. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest

If you or someone you know is having feelings of depression, anxiety, guilt, or suicide, please reach out. Stay in the fight, we can end this together. Your life means so much more than you know. National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 800-273-8255 or text 838255 — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way

Today, we take it back to our first episode. This really shows how far we have come from then till now. I didn’t realize that we had soo much material from Mike Griffing, six hours to be exact. Here are the first two hours…ever. Enjoy a review on Before I Forget! — This episode is

On this Episode of Before I Forget, Tyree sits down solo and talks about his first trip to Paris with friends.  He brings up memories about the reason they were Paris, and how they got sidetracked into looking for Jim Morrison’s Grave.  A funny listen. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest

Command Sergent Major (HA!) Herbert Gill joins our show.  CSM Gill was a Second Platoon Squad Leader during our deployment to Samarra, Iraq back in 2004, but we go way past that… CSM Gill chats with us about his time as a young Private with Jump Wings, multiple deployments and key situations that helped shape

The holidays can be a stressful season where a great demand is placed on your time and resources.  There are high expectations to put on the best dinners for a large number of people and pressure placed on everyone to be happy and joyful. Knowing there will be chaos and being calm  in the storm

In this episode I have a great conversation with Larry Hagner. We discuss being a good father, how to stay focused in your relationships, his high performance habits to dominate the day and a variety of topics around being a good father and a good man.   Larry is the creator of The Dad Edge

In this episode I have a great conversation with Colonel (R) David Fivecoat on how to develop and grow your grit.  After 24 years as a US Army paratrooper, as well as 4 combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, Colonel David Fivecoat, U.S. Army, Retired, founded The Fivecoat Consulting Group. He now blogs, speaks, coaches

today we come to you from Kona, Hawaii. I say we because my blushing bride Lauren joined me for this quick hitter.    Today we we discuss how life skills and business skills interact on a daily basis. This episode and some others over the next two weeks are live, unedited and designed to bring

Fun fact, today I am getting married!   this episode has some gems during my early morning drive to the office. I dive into how I create a competitive advantage over my peers in sales and relationships.    Drop me a note @usmc3782 on IG about this one. I know it will provide value. 

In this episode I have a great conversation about the mindset needed to thrive during the technological revolution we are currently facing.  George J. Chanos, served as Nevada’s 31st Attorney General. He’s the Chairman of Capriotti’s, and Wing Zone, two of the fastest growing franchises in the country. He’s also a strategic business consultant, an

In this episode I have a great conversation with Craig Horstman and Stephanie Valdivia- former guests from Episode 1 and 2.  We review our year together and discuss the importance of accountability, personal growth and development, our tribe of people, and the way ahead.     Craig Horstman is a retired First Sergeant in the U.S.

In this episode I have a great conversation with Sergeant Major Lindsey Pew.    Lindsey is 39 years old and has been on Active Duty in the Missouri Army National Guard for over 20 years. She joined the military as a combat engineer when she was 18 and has worked her way up to the

This is an exciting time as we close out this year and start 2022! Good energy as we spent time with friends and family, gave gifts, and took some time from work. We need to spend this week reflecting and getting excited about the new year. Some people can get overwhelmed with planning and how

In this episode I have a great conversation with Matt Crossman about doing hard things and the reason it is important to face challenges outside your comfort zone. Matt is passionate about the topic of developing grit and discipline. We talk about how shared suffering in a group environment forges deep relationships.    Matt has

In this episode I have a great conversation with Jeffrey Harris. Jeff was diagnosed with Achalasia on Dec 25, 2018 and did not eat solid food again until Dec 25, 2019. He endured 365 days of living on protein shakes and sleeping in a chair while serving as a CEO and doing many endurance events. 

In this episode I have a great conversation with Ryan Michler. We discuss the importance of developing a growth mindset which enables us to be better leaders, parents, and have better relationships. Ryan Michler is a husband, father, Iraq Combat Veteran, and the founder of Order of Man. Ryan was raised without a permanent father

Just the other day I was organizing my basement and I came across my copy of “why we can’t wait” by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.  With all of the movement in society to push away from seeing someone for the content of their character and instead looking to fractionalize them and break them into

Today we discuss a problem business owners have way too often. How do you focus your organization on growth when you’re at capacity time wise, mentally physically?   I will walk you through the why’s I learned while growing my sales organization by 100% during recession years. Some of the tips I give have other

After a hiatus to focus on being a dad, husband and handyman we are back to recording.  Things have changed and this podcast will reflect it. It’s a good thing I promise. We will be focusing on the mentality topics as before but now with a larger focus on small business growth. There will also

Happy Father’s Day!  Today I recorded in studio with my son Ryan as I reflected on the role I will play in his life. I also discuss how my father shaped much of my current paradigm.  I discuss the role of fathers in the lives of children and how that relates to personal development and

Post Content

Hello again! I am back from my honeymoon and have a great episode for you today.  Effective sales communication is not very different from everyday communication. If you want something you need to tell someone.  How often have you used words like should, could, wish, maybe, possibly etc? These ineffective words are hampering your ability

Hello again from the island of Kona. Today we discuss how outlets natural instinct to be irritated/annoyed or frustrated creates second order effects that can harm your growth.  Let me know in the comments or on IG what you think of the sound quality. You can reach me @usmc3782 on IG. 

Today I host U.S. Army vet Richard Kaufman, host of the “Vertical Momentum” podcast.  We discuss his journey through military service, substance abuse and how almost losing it all propelled him on his current path. He discusses lessons learned from his mentor Gary Vee and how gratitude can shift your life’s path.    You can