Picking up where we left off with the Pots, Pints, and PRs podcast we used to cohost, Hunter effortlessly holds court with a booming voice, hard earned perspective, and and an infectious positive energy.

Joe Cruz is one of my favorite people to hold meaningful conversations with - In part because we possess different perspectives on heavy topics like faith, but more so because I respect the authenticity and passion in his views.

John Mackersie is my much stronger brother from another mother who shares a strong sense of adventure and dedicated fatherhood.

Viviana Morales Kolb shares both her story and a lot of laughs while speaking to her passion for motivating military veterans to make the most of their lives after service.

Brad shares a dichotomous perspective of relentlessly finding work while also finding something that is NOT your job to go and do for fun.

A reminder that you only get from shit to sucks to good to great by attacking your weaknesses.

Pretty much a private conversation we happened to record, Andy Holmes shares his whole self with humor and humility.

Lots of laughs and coaching conversation with Mark Christiani, who continues to serve soldiers in his second (or return to first) career.

Nick Umble can verbally debate the best of them but he prefers to shut up the naysayers through relentless action.

Ben Seims reveals how hard it can be to take care of ourselves even when we know exactly how best to do it.

JD Mata shares how he applies his diverse professional and educational backgrounds to affect positive change in the humans he coaches and counsels.

Mauri DiMeo of Tactical Alpinism shares how his love for the mountains is shaping his life after service.

Colin Meadors shares how his time in the military influenced his life after service, choosing what to keep and what to leave behind while navigating the world as a civilian.

Nate Palin ditches his initial plan of recapping the first nine episodes and discusses how truly feeling what you’re engaging with is essential for effectively rebuilding your life.

Noël Brand divulges how he leveraged the chip on his shoulder from dropping out of a special forces selection with only a week remaining to fuel his passion for professionalizing his fitness and earning a slot in the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps.

Matt Luke switched his mindset from victimhood to ownership and subsequently upgraded his life from a state of incarceration to professional firefighter, full-time husband and father, and part-time savage.

Margarita Valenzuela added structure and purpose to the physicality of her youth when she joined the Marines, and she’s continued to apply all three components to make the most of her life after service.

Paul Ngyuen shares how he overcame the physical limitations and loneliness of being removed from his Ranger family during rehab from a combat injury, and how his perseverance has translated to successes as a veteran in the civilian world.

Ryan Antes comedically recalls multiple brushes with death, from losing an RTO gear bearing rucksack strap to an AK47 round to a poorly executed outpost shower poisoning, and culminating with some silent heart attacks in recent years. His refusal to go silently to the other side of the ground shows the value of being stubborn.

Giovani Urrutia unpacks lessons learned from a life of curiosity and refusal to cozy up to comfort as a Marine Corps veteran, High Performance Coach, and aspiring fiction writer.