Episodes (Page 41)
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Addresses whether strong leaders should ask for help; discusses handling incorrect feedback professionally
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Guest Dr. Jordan Peterson explores who becomes evil and why, emphasizing personal responsibility and facing inner darkness
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Explores Jakob Walter's firsthand account as a Napoleonic foot soldier, examining leadership lessons from historical perspective
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Covers practical leadership challenges including introducing Extreme Ownership to failing bosses and addressing complacency in team members
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Features WWII pilot Jim Kunkle and Vietnam POW Captain Charlie Plumb discussing hardship, resilience, and recovery from combat trauma
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Analyzes Geoffrey Powell's 'Men at Arnhem,' examining the Operation Market Garden campaign and its tactical failures
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Profiles Pete Roberts and Origin USA, discussing American manufacturing, craftsmanship, and the value of building quality products domestically
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Features Marine Corps combat engineer Rob Jones who lost limbs to an IED and demonstrates elite mental resilience and adaptability
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Addresses practical leadership questions including how to regain lost authority, managing renegade leadership, and balancing decisiveness with carefulness
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Chronicles Travis Mills' military service, IED injury that resulted in amputation of all four limbs, and his remarkable recovery journey
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Medal of Honor recipient Mike Thornton discusses his Navy SEAL service and exceptional leadership under extreme pressure
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Analyzes Vince Bramley's 'Excursion to Hell,' examining a military campaign marked by unpreparedness and poor planning
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Examines Glover Johns' 'The Clay Pigeons of St. Lo,' analyzing WWII combat leadership and tactical challenges during the Normandy campaign
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Addresses how to develop practical 'man skills' in intellectual environments and maintain workout discipline despite demanding jobs and family obligations
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Analyzes Christopher Browning's 'Ordinary Men,' examining how Reserve Police Battalion 101 perpetrated genocide through rationalization and obedience
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Examines Sydney Jary's '18 Platoon,' highlighting the importance of trust, discipline, and creativity in effective leadership
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Shares wartime letters from soldiers and mothers that emphasize personal responsibility, setting example for children, and authentic leadership
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Summarizes three war memoirs ('And We Go On,' 'A Rumor of War,' 'China Marine') highlighting how struggle and hardship build character
You Up. UFOs
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Analyzes 'Serve to Lead: The British Army's Anthology on Leadership,' extracting leadership wisdom from British military tradition
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Explores Musashi's 'The Book of Five Rings,' examining how samurai philosophy on mastery, discipline, and combat strategy applies to modern life