From Tanks to Tribes

Seeing the Threat Sooner: Getting Left of Bang with AI feat. Patrick Van Horne

Host Sam Alaimo talks with Patrick Van Horne as they dive into the critical aspects of recognizing violent intent and the opportunity window for intervention. This episode emphasizes the importance of understanding behaviors that indicate a potential attack and discusses strategies for prevention and intervention.

Lessons From the Brink of Death

Host Rob Huberty talks with Ed Mireles, a Marine-turned-FBI legend who survived one of the most infamous gunfights in law enforcement history. From the bleak streets of Cold War Bulgaria to the chaos of Miami's 1986 shootout, Ed shares his harrowing journey of courage, survival, and resilience. Listen as he recounts how he overcame life-threatening injuries, honored fallen comrades, and found purpose in living life to its fullest.

From Tanks to Tribes

Hosts Sam Alaimo and Rob Huberty chat with Otis McGregor, retired Army Special Forces lieutenant colonel, as he recounts his journey from driving tanks to becoming a Green Beret. Hear about his early days at Texas A&M, his unconventional path to the Special Forces, and how he navigated military life and entrepreneurship.

Flying into the Inferno

Host Sam Alaimo met with Bob Graham, a former Air Force pilot with over 500 combat flights, who shares his journey from Vietnam's battlefields to the intricacies of combat psychology. Dive into his gripping stories of survival, leadership, and the power of camaraderie.

The Secret War's Invisible Heroes

Host Sam Alaimo dives into the shadows of Vietnam with John Stryker Meyer, Studies and Observations Group (SOG) veteran and author. From volunteering for the deadliest missions to facing 10,000-strong North Vietnamese Army (NVA) divisions, Meyer's gripping tales of heroism, loss, and unbreakable bonds will leave you in awe. Discover the untold story of America's most secretive warriors and the sacrifices they made in the name of duty and brotherhood.