Episodes (Page 37)
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Analysis of Marine Corps fitness reports and standards for evaluating personnel performance and character
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Interview with Medal of Honor recipient Ron Shurer on his combat experience and path to heroism
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Deep analysis of 1951 US Army Leadership Field Manual FM 10-22 and fundamental principles of military leadership
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Interview with Matthew Bradford on overcoming severe physical disabilities while maintaining an inspiring mindset
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Guidance on execution, standing up for what's right versus avoiding conflict, and taking ownership without authority
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Interview with Jody Mitic on the slippery slope of half-truths and how small compromises lead to bigger problems
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Master Chief Jason Gardner discusses his military career, combat experiences, and lessons from war
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Continuation of Jason Gardner interview covering advanced lessons on war strategy and tactical decision-making
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Third part of 'Psychology for the Fighting Man' series examining trust, wisdom, and mental resilience
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Second part of 'Psychology for the Fighting Man' focusing on governing emotions while understanding human nature
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Explores psychological attributes essential for success in combat.
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Interview with Jason Redman on the symbolism of the Trident and overcoming severe combat wounds
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Combat photographer John Olson documents lessons from Operation Hue City (1968) and urban warfare in Ramadi
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Analyzes Niccolo Machiavelli's 'The Prince' and examines the myths versus reality of Machiavellian leadership principles
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Live Q&A session in NYC with audience questions covering practical leadership and life challenges
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Examines Machiavelli's 'The Art of War' and applies its tactical principles to modern warfare and life strategy
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Analyzes 'Panzram: A Journal of Murder' to explore the nature of evil and the psychology of mass murderers
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Covers navigating workplace dynamics including when to follow rules versus when to break them, and how to inspire discipline in coworkers
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Features a letter from Eleanor Wimbish, mother of Vietnam casualty Sgt. William 'Spanky' Stocks killed in a 1969 helicopter crash
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Explores 'The Gulag Archipelago' by Solzhenitsyn to illustrate how NOT to lead through oppression and totalitarian control