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KNOW YOURSELF IN COMBAT & CAN WE COEXIST WITH ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISM: Tom Draude
Tom Draude
BGen USMC (ret)
Tom Draude, BGen USMC (ret), joins the program to discuss if the United States can peacefully coexist with fundamental Islamic nations that seek to export their way of life.
During that discussion we also talk about Tom’s #1 Combat Lesson for Leaders: know yourself.
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LTCOL JUSTIN CONSTANTINE, USMC (RET): the long road back from a gunshot wound to the head and a TBI
FACING YOUR FEARS (Part 1): Daryl Hill
Daryl Hill
Former Major, USMC
darylhill.com
Daryl Hill, former Major USMC, joins us to talk about living with Post-Traumatic Stress and how he works with veterans to help them to continue to live productive lives.
He helped me.
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MILITARY FOCUSED, VETERAN PRODUCED JOURNALISM: Alex Hollings
Alex Hollings
Former Sgt, USMC
SOFREP Contributing Editor
Alex Hollings, former Sgt USMC and currently a contributing editor at SOFREP joins us to discuss his career in the Marine Corps and his path to becoming a writer at SOFREP.
We also engage Alex in a liberal arts discussion about where he goes to to find quality reporting in today’s “click driven” world of journalism and the role that media businesses like SOFREP and ALL MARINE RADIO play in our current media landscape! GREAT STUFF!
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LIVING WITH A TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: Pat Horan, CPT US Army (ret), & Patty Horan —- Part 3: Living Today, Finding Purpose in Life
CPT Pat Horan, US Army
Patty Horan
Patty & Pat Horan
Pat Horan, CPT US Army (ret), and his wife Patty Horan joined the program to discuss what it is to live with a traumatic brain injury. In a candid interview we cover:
Part 1: Pat’s career, how he was wounded and how Patty was notified.
Part 2: Rehab, Patty talks the pressure of researching & choosing facilities for follow-on rehab
Part 3: Living today, finding purpose in life and the frustrations of not being able to read and to write.
When asked about how his life is Pat responded “Every day I wake up and the first thing I do is thank God I’m still alive, that’s the greatest thing ever. The second thing is Patty, everything she’s done since I got hurt is just incredible, putting me back together was because of her.” An incredible story.
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LIVING WITH A TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: Pat Horan, CPT US Army (ret), & Patty Horan —- Part 2: Rehab, Patty gets out front
CPT Pat Horan, US Army
Patty Horan
Patty & Pat Horan
Pat Horan, CPT US Army (ret), and his wife Patty Horan joined the program to discuss what it is to live with a traumatic brain injury. In a candid interview we cover:
Part 1: Pat’s career, how he was wounded and how Patty was notified.
Part 2: Rehab, Patty talks the pressure of researching & choosing facilities for follow-on rehab
Part 3: Living today, finding purpose in life and the frustrations of not being able to read and to write.
When asked about how his life is Pat responded “Every day I wake up and the first thing I do is thank God I’m still alive, that’s the greatest thing ever. The second thing is Patty, everything she’s done since I got hurt is just incredible, putting me back together was because of her.” An incredible story.
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LIVING WITH A TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: Pat Horan, CPT US Army (ret), & Patty Horan —- Part 1: Pat’s Career & War
CPT Pat Horan, US Army
Patty Horan
Patty & Pat Horan
Pat Horan, CPT US Army (ret), and his wife Patty Horan joined the program to discuss what it is to live with a traumatic brain injury. In a candid interview we cover:
Part 1: Pat’s career, how he was wounded and how Patty was notified.
Part 2: Rehab, Patty talks the pressure of researching & choosing facilities for follow-on rehab
Part 3: Living today, finding purpose in life and the frustrations of not being able to read and to write.
When asked about how his life is Pat responded “Every day I wake up and the first thing I do is thank God I’m still alive, that’s the greatest thing ever. The second thing is Patty, everything she’s done since I got hurt is just incredible, putting me back together was because of her.” An incredible story.
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FACE YOUR FEARS, BREAK THROUGH YOUR BULLSHIT: Daryl Hill
Daryl Hill
Former Major, USMC
darylhill.com
Daryl Hill, former Major USMC, joins us to talk about his career as an infantry including his tour with 3rd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment — serving in the “March Up” — and the business of mentoring.
Daryl’s mentoring focuses on HOW TO FACE YOUR FEARS AND BREAK THROUGH YOUR BULLSHIT. Listen to his story and how he achieve results.
He helped me.
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WHY WOULD CHINA INTERVENE WITH NORTH KOREA WHEN IT HASN’T DONE SO FOR 25 YEARS? Grant Newsham, Col USMC (ret)
Grant Newsham
Japan Forum for Strategic Studies
Senior Researcher
Col USMC (ret)
Grant Newsham joins us to talk about the recent military parade North Korea during which they displayed new military capabilities their failed launch of an ICBM.
Grant also entertains questions from the Host:
(1) Why would China helps the United States after standing on the sidelines for 25 years? What kind of concession will they ask for from the US or the US & Japan?
(2) How does Japan view the events on the Korean Peninsula and what is in their strategic best interest.
(3) How does China view the events on the Korean Peninsula and what is in their strategic best interest.
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COMBAT LEADERSHIP: MajGen Paul Kennedy, USMC
MajGen Paul Kennedy joins the program to talk combat leadership. MajGen Kennedy was the 1st Marine Division Plans Officer for “The March Up,” commanded 2d Battalion, 4th Marines in Ramadi in 2004 and the 2d Marine Regiment in Helmand Province in 2010-2011. In 2013 he was assigned as Commanding General, 3d Marine Expeditionary Brigade, where he led the initial response to Operation DAMAYAN (Philippine typhoon, 2013) and Operation SAHAYOGI HAAT (Nepal earthquake, 2015).
He is currently the Commanding General of the Marine Corps Recruiting Command..
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TODAY’S SHOW: Grant Newsham talks North Korea —- Calvin Humphrey talks being a PFC on Iwo Jima
Grant Newsham
Defense Researcher
Col, USMCR (ret)
In two GREAT interviews:
Grant Newsham, Col USMC (ret), talks the current situation in North Korea and the challenges for the United States in the region that includes South Korea, China, Taiwan and the Philippines.
Calvin Humphry, PFC USMC, who landed on Iwo Jima as a PFC talks about thehow he got to the Marine Corps, the 5th Division’s preparations for Iwo Jima on Hawaii, the landing and days of combat and then how he’s coped with it for all these years! ONE OF THE BEST INTERVIEW ALL MARINE RADIO HAS DONE IN THE LAST YEAR!
Cal Humphry
PFC, USMC
Iwo Jima Veteran
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CHICKEN MARSALA WITH THE ALL MARINE RADIO CHEF: Kim Holmes
KIm Holmes
ALL MARINE RADIO
Head Chef
We talk Chicken Marsala today with the BEST Chef in the world, Kim Holmes.
Check out the recipe and pictures of what Kim discusses while you listen here — all are labelled “Chicken Marsala.”
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WASHINGTON POST MILITARY REPORTER DAN LAMOTHE: MOAB, Online Behavior, SEAL Drowning Investigation
Dan Lamothe
Reporter
Washington Post
Dan Lamothe writes on military matters for the Washington Post and joins us to discuss a busy week in things military.
In an hour long discussion with Mike McNamara Dan discusses Syria, Russia, the MOAB and the growing social media (unofficial) Marine response to Marines United led by female Marines.
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LESSONS IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP: Seth Jordan & Dog Tag Brewing Foundation
Seth Jordan
Captain USMC
Dog Tag Brewery Foundation
Seth Jordan, former Captain in the Marine Corps and currently the Founder & Chairman of the Dog Tag Brewing Foundation joined ALL MARINE RADIO to talk about his career in the Marine Corps, his path to creating his foundation and why veteran entrepreneurship is important to the nation.
Seth’s foundation is a partnership with the Pabst Brewing Company and supports memorial events and foundations that Gold Star families have set up to remember their fallen family members. A great story.
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FROM ARMY NCO TO TURNER CONSTRUCTION LEADER: Matt Parker
Matt Parker
SGT U.S. Army (ret)
Turner Construction
Matt Parker, SGT U.S. Army (ret), joins the program to discuss his path to a career at Turner Construction. Matt joined Turner after he was medically discharged from the Army as the result of being wounded in Ramadi in 2005.
Matt discusses how his leadership experience in the Army combined with mentors at Turner provided the solid basis for him to excel as a project manager at Turner.
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EGYPT, SYRIA AND THE FUTURE: Will Costantini
Will Costantini
Col USMC (ret)
A former Middle East Foreign Area Officer (FAO) with an area of expertise of Egypt, Will Constantine joins us to discuss Egypt.
From there the discussion takes a “current events” and the discussion moves to Syria, Russia, North Korea and American leadership in the world.
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PRESS CONFERENCE: Secretary of Defense James Mattis & CENTCOM Commander Joseph General Votel
U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis (L) and Army Gen. Joseph Votel, commander of U.S. Central Command, at the Pentagon in Washington, U.S., April 11, 2017. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas
SECDEF James N. Mattis and the Commanding General of CENTCOM, General Joseph Votel, briefed reporters today on details of the Syrian airstrike, more refined bomb damage assessments, the intelligence that led to the airstrike and the message that was intended.
MUST LISTEN.
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THE NORTH KOREAN PROBLEM: Grant Newsham, Col USMC (ret)
Grant Newsham
Japan Forum for Strategic Studies
Senior Researcher
Col USMC (ret)
Grant Newsham is a Researcher, Commentator and Consultant on Asia/Pacific Defense issues and a senior research fellow at the Japan Forum for Strategic Studies in Tokyo.
Grant lays out the “general situation” on the Korean Peninsula and how Japan and China each view the current situation in North Korea.
We discuss the ramifications of a military confrontation on the Korean Peninsula and it’s impact on the region.
Finally, we discuss sanctions that could be used to compel North Korea to the bargaining table IF China decided to cooperate in the implementation of those sanctions.
A GREAT discussion of an incredibly complex situation, Grant Newsham is a wonderful guest who breaks down this issue so that all of us can have a better understand of it.
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SYRIA — WHAT’S NEXT: BGen Tom Draude, USMC (ret)
Tom Draude
BGen USMC (ret)
Tom Draude joins ALL MARINE RADIO to discuss the current state of Syria after the U.S. Navy strike last week.
Will Russia standby Syria after their use of WMD?
Should the U.S. fear a Russian-Syrian-Iranian alliance from a military perspective?
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THE WEAPONS EXPLAINER — WHY USE TOMAHAWKS: Curt Knowles
Curt Knowles
LtCol USMC (ret)
Curt Knowles, LtCol USMC (ret), and F18 pilot in Iraq and Afghanistan veteran joined the program to discuss factors taken into account when planning a response to Syrian use of nerve gas.
What does the Russian air defense mean to U.S. planners? How did the nature of the target influence the choice of a strike package? Curt helps us understand.
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SYRIA TOMAHAWK STRIKE — POSSIBLY A NEW STRATEGY: Ben Connable
Ben Connable
Maj USMC (ret)
Rand Corporation
Ben Connable, Maj USMC (ret), of the Rand Corporation and an Iraq veteran joined the program to look at the American response to Syrian use of nerve gas.
What does it mean? One and done? A new strategy?
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SYRIA TOMAHAWK STRIKE — STRATEGY QUESTIONS: John Allen, General USMC (ret)
John R. Allen
General USMC (Ret)
Brookings Institute
John R. Allen
General USMC (ret)
General John Allen, USMC (ret), joined ALL MARINE RADIO to discuss American actions in Syria and what those actions may signal for the future.
Allen discusses the need for a coherent strategy for the two problems in Syria: (1) President Bashar al-Assad’s removal and (2) ISIL which as eluded the United States for the last eight years.
Allen comments on an interesting point relative to the Syrian strike — the “information operations” aspect as Russia, Iran, China and North Korea take in the actions of the Trump Administration.
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COPING WITH SUICIDE & THOUGHTS ON MARINES UNITED: Angie Morgan
Angie Morgan
Founder, Lead Star
Capt USMC
1998-2005
Lead Star Partner, New York Times Best Selling Author, and CCL Partner Network Director Angie Morgan joins the program talks suicide and online behavior.
Angie experienced a suicide in her family and shares her thoughts about suicide and the aftermath with us.
As a veteran Marine Officer, Angie has definite thoughts on the online behavior issue that is in the news and shares them with us as well as recommendations for the Marine Corps relative to recruiting and recruit training.
As always, Angie is an insightful guest.
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FROM MARINE NCO TO TURNER CONSTRUCTION LEADER: Pat Murray
Pat Murray
Cpl USMC (ret)
Pat Murray, Cpl USMC (ret), joins the program to discuss his experience at Turner Construction. Pat joined Turner after he was medically discharged from the Marine Corps as the result of being wounded in Fallujah in 2006.
Pat discusses his lack of construction experience and how his leadership experience in the Marine Corps combined with mentors that Turner provided the solid basis for him to excel as a project manager at Turner.
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GEN TONY ZINNI, USMC (RET): Afghanistan, Iraq, Rumsfeld & Leadership
LOOKING FOR TRUTH IN REPORTING — THE UBALDI REPORTS: John Ubaldi
John Ubaldi
MGySgt USMC (ret)
Founder, The Ubaldi Reports
Retired Marine Corps MGySgt John Ubaldi joins the program to discuss his idea of what journalism ought to be and how veterans can change the landscape of journalism.
John is the founder of The Ubaldi Reports which “provides credible, political content, addressing domestic and global issues resulting in a well-informed and knowledgeable citizen that can take responsible action of their own choice.” “We’re a non-partisan, truth focused news organization, run by veterans” Ubaldi states — WE AT ALL MARINE RADIO ARE HUGE FANS OF THE IDEA.
Interesting stuff.
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ALL MARINE RADIO REPORTER PREPS FOR AFGHANISTAN: Tim Lynch
Tim Lynch
Maj USMC (ret)
Freerangeinternational.com
Tim Lynch — former (1) U.S. Navy Corpsman, (2) U.S. Marine Corps infantry officer , (3) Iraq/Afghanistan contractor and (4) founder writer of Free Range International is heading back to Afghanistan to cover the Marine return to the Helmand Province… we’ll get an update and talk current events.
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LCPL NED SEATH, USMC: awarded the Navy Cross in 2011 for actions in Vietnam in 1966 {Produced by LtCol Matt Morgan, USMC (ret)}
VIETNAM VETERAN TOM DRAUDE “I’VE GIVEN THE ORDER TO FIX BAYONETS”: BGen Tom Draude, USMC (ret)
Tom Draude
BGen USMC (ret)
Tom Draude, BGen USMC (ret), joined ALL MARINE RADIO to talk:
(1) The Pentagon’s policy of not discussing troop movements
(2) Why are we in Syria? To remove Assad? To defeat ISIS? Are we certain?
Tom also discuss “close combat” in Vietnam and recounts an battle during which he gave the command to “fix bayonets.”
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CHEF KIM HOLMES: talking pots & pans for your kitchen — and Ted Koppel & the “Fairness Doctrine”
KIm Holmes
ALL MARINE RADIO
OFFICIAL CHEF
Ted Koppel
CBS News
Sunday Morning
Our ALL MARINE RADIO CHEF, Kim Holmes, talks to us about pots and pans in the kitchen. Aluminum, stainless steel, cast iron? What do you choose? We’ll find out.
We’ll also discuss Leg of Lamb, which Kim prefers on Easter to ham.
In a separate segment Mac plays the segment of “CBS Sunday Morning” in which Ted Koppel examines the media’s contribution to the divide in our Nation and “The Fairness Doctrine.”
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