Random Special forces Podcasts

Former Green Berets and Delta Force members, Scot and Tom Spooner, share their experiences in life, business and combat. From being fathers to soldiers to entrepreneurs, Scot and Tom’s stories and paths to today are unlike anyone else’s. The brothers are coming together to spread their message of positivity, after spending eight years in the personal development and philanthropic spaces since leaving the Army.

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Categories: Business, Society & Culture

Tags: Army, green beret, Military, Motivation, og free, ogfree, original freedom, personal development, scot spooner, special forces, spooner, tom spooner

Mike, the EOD Happy Captain from X, sits down with veterans and military leaders to discuss how the military has contributed to their overall success and leadership style. Their conversations range from behavioral health in the military, to leadership lessons learned over time.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

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The SAR Take is a podcast focusing on search and rescue (SAR) operations and the people who make them happen. In each episode, we speak with SAR professionals, volunteers, and experts about their experiences and insights on topics ranging from technical rescue techniques to mental health in the SAR community. Whether you are a seasoned SAR veteran or just interested in learning more about this critical field, The SAR Take has something for you. Tune in to hear inspiring stories of bravery and determination and practical advice on how to stay safe in the backcountry. The SAR Take is produced by a team of SAR enthusiasts passionate about sharing their knowledge and appreciation for this vital service.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: Airforce, aviation, canada, first aid, Military, Pararescue, rescue, SAR, SAR Tech, skydiving, special forces