Flex Your Baby Monk

John and Jake

Oh boy buckle up for three guys that cant stay on topic! First episode for the new year has no direction at all! We talk about nothing and everything all at one time. We cover death, religion, dating, golf, community, and so much more! Hope you enjoy.

Brandon Schingh

Brandon is a fascinating extremely well educated man with whom I had the pleasure of with serving in the 82nd Airborne. A combat infantryman with several degrees is both dangerous and interesting, but his story is not limited to just that. He has served his country as a US Air Marshal, CIA Contractor, and continues to serve as a member of the securities and intelligence community. He is an author of numerous articles covering global securities, unconventional warfare, and other fascinating topics. Hope you enjoy our conversation. The links below are to some of his published works. https://share.google/wOlaj6YlfIBGz5azF [https://share.google/wOlaj6YlfIBGz5azF] https://share.google/VAexcuPSZTkTe0EVH [https://share.google/VAexcuPSZTkTe0EVH] https://share.google/wAtxSAZ53iuxEAzzw [https://share.google/wAtxSAZ53iuxEAzzw] https://share.google/PAZVCeIwo450teA4b [https://share.google/PAZVCeIwo450teA4b]

Job Gregory

My wife and I sit down with our friend job and discuss parenting, grandparenting, and life in general.

Karl Hinkley Nowear BMX

In this episode I sit down with "Crazy" Karl Hinkley founder of Nowear BMX a rider owned BMX company and brand. He also founded The Nowear BMX Compound. A non profit and first free indoor BMX park. Karl share the purpose of the compound and the passion that has built an absolute amazing community all with a purpose to help kids. We go down a few wormholes about life and discuss his latest adventure of being scammed out of his Facebook page. I hope you all enjoy!

Robb McDonald

Robb McDonald sits with me to explore the experiences and reflections of military life, focusing on the bonds formed through shared experiences, the evolution of military units, and the rigorous training soldiers undergo. Its mostly just us reminiscing about our time in the military, discussing everything from food and camaraderie to the challenges of training and deployment. We also touch on the impact of significant events like 9/11 on military operations and the importance of leadership and mentorship in shaping soldiers' careers. We discuss the culture of hazing, acceptance among peers, and the significance of training exercises, including live fire drills and airborne jumps. The conversation highlights the balance between fun and danger in military life, showcasing personal anecdotes that illustrate the unique bond formed among soldiers.