Ep. 450 - Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez praises VA healthcare
We start off this show with a pretty big announcement some of you may have heard earlier in the week from myself (Ian Scotto,) that I have decided to move on from the podcast and work on some future e...
24 Huhti 201958min
Ep. 449 - All things fitness & training
Joining us this episode are previous guests of the show Doug Kechijian & CJ Woodruff. To refresh you on both of these guys, Doug is a retired Air Force PJ, physical therapist, and current CEO of Resil...
19 Huhti 20191h 8min
Ep. 448 - Jim West's long anticipated book is here
We've all been waiting for it, "Messages From Beyond" by James "Smokey" West is finally here, and joining him in studio to talk about it is his co-author, Charlene da Silva. As you'll hear Jim discuss...
17 Huhti 201959min
Ep. 447 - Paco Chierici writes a modern day Top Gun
Fans of the Hurricane Group network of sites may be familiar with our aviation website FighterSweep.com, and it's former editor and writer for the site Paco Chierici has just today released his debut ...
12 Huhti 20191h 17min
Ep. 446 - Gear, guns, & inventing w/ Green Beret Jeff Kirkham
With nearly three decades of service in Army Special Forces, also serving as a Special Agent in the DEA, authoring several novels, and inventing tools now widely used by the military like the R.A.T.S....
10 Huhti 20191h 21min
Ep. 445 - An inside look at US Marine Force Recon
Joining us for the first time on SOFREP Radio is 13-year Marine Corps veteran with Force Reconnaissance, Jose "Pep" Tablada. Calling Jose's background impressive would be a massive understatement, ser...
5 Huhti 20191h 17min
Ep. 444 - Vietnam Army Helicopter Pilot Richard Jellerson
Can you believe that there are still 82,000 Americans that remain missing in action? This was the catalyst for Richard Jellerson's latest work "A Solemn Promise: America's Missing in Action." Jellerso...
3 Huhti 201943min
Ep. 443 - Unheard account of Oklahoma City bombing
The bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building on April 19th, 1995 in Oklahoma City stands as the most deadly act of domestic terrorism, killing 169 people and injuring nearly 700. Although perp...
29 Maalis 20191h 20min
