#85 Left of Bang With Patrick Van Horne

#85 Left of Bang With Patrick Van Horne

The Marine Combat Hunter Program was developed during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars to give soldiers tools on how to detect threats before they happen. The goal is to make Marines as situationally aware as possible so they can not just survive, but also win lethal encounters. In Left of Bang, Patrick Van Horne presents the skills and mindsets that are taught in the Marine Combat Hunter program for a civilian audience. We talk about situational awareness and how these skills can be used beyond the battlefield.

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#391: Micronutrients, Genetics, and Preventing Age-Related Diseases

#391: Micronutrients, Genetics, and Preventing Age-Related Diseases

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#389: What It Means to Be a Quiet Professional

#389: What It Means to Be a Quiet Professional

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#388: Why Group Culture Is So Important to Success

#388: Why Group Culture Is So Important to Success

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#387: Think Like a Poker Player to Make Better Decisions

#387: Think Like a Poker Player to Make Better Decisions

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#386: The Rise and Fall of the American Heavyweight

#386: The Rise and Fall of the American Heavyweight

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#385: Learning How to Learn

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