Jocko Podcast #98

Dr. Jordan Peterson. Facing Your Inner Darkness. Breaking Your Wretched Loop. The Ultimate Hero is Dangerous but Disciplined.

The beginning of this episode Jocko reads an excerpt from a New York Times article that embodies a horrible example of evil. Listener discretion is advised as the beginning of this episode is difficult. The conversation navigates through difficult ideas and lessons for life. This is podcasting at its best.

Jocko Podcast #115

Into the Fire, and Beyond the Call of Duty, with Medal of Honor Recipient, Dakota Meyer

“On September 8, 2009, near the village of Ganjgal, Meyer learned that three Marines and a Navy Corpsman, who were members of Meyer's squad and his friends, were missing after being ambushed by a group of insurgents. Under enemy fire, Meyer entered an area known to be inhabited by insurgents and eventually found the four missing servicemen dead and stripped of their weapons, body armor and radios. There he saw a Taliban fighter trying to take the bodies. The fighter tackled Meyer, and after a brief scuffle, Meyer grabbed a baseball-sized rock and beat the fighter to death.[8] With the help of Afghan soldiers, he moved the bodies to a safer area where they could be extracted.[9] During his search, Meyer "personally evacuated 12 friendly wounded and provided cover for another 24 Marines and soldiers to escape likely death at the hands of a numerically superior and determined foe.”

American Glutton

Tom Kier, Tactical Training Expert

“One of Ethan's favorite roles was playing D in the Hulu series, Chance. The character D was based on Tom Kier. Tom has been a combatives instructor for the past 30 years and he is considered a subject matter expert by USSOCOM (The Unites States Special Operations Command). He also holds a master instructor/Tuhon rank in Sayoc Kali. Sayoc is a Filipino martial arts system developed by Pamana Tuhon Chris Sayoc. Mindset is an integral part of Sayoc, and Ethan thought it would be a good idea to get Tom on the podcast to share some of those principles, and how they can assist in achieving your goals.”

Ethan Suplee is an actor with a long list of credits. He is best known for his role in My Name is Earl. Over the years he has experienced extreme weight loss and body transformation success. His podcast American Glutton is great for anyone interested in weight loss or general health and maintenance.

The Joe Rogan Experience #1644

Ethan Suplee

For those who enjoy Ethan, he finally sat down with Joe Rogan, so those who enjoy long format conversation will get their share. There is a little overlap but all great content. Ethan covers his health history, weightloss transformation, and physical and psychological effects pre and post weight loss.