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Childhood Heroes and Military Cross-Pollination
48:47 - 55:49 (07:01)
The host shares how the men his dad would bring over when he was a kid were like superheroes and discusses how military cross-pollination used to be more prevalent.
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David Goggins opens up about how his childhood, filled with bullying, racial discrimination, and abuse, led him to become aggressive and even violent.
48:47 - 50:22 (01:34)
Summary
David Goggins opens up about how his childhood, filled with bullying, racial discrimination, and abuse, led him to become aggressive and even violent. He also talks about his challenges getting into Buds and how his experiences in the EOD community changed him for the better.
ChapterChildhood Heroes and Military Cross-Pollination
Episode#17 Mikal Vega - Navy SEAL / EOD / Call of Duty Director
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The host talks about his experience of being mistreated when he wanted to transfer from Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) to SEALs and encourages the EOD community to support members who want to move to a different branch.
50:22 - 51:53 (01:30)
Summary
The host talks about his experience of being mistreated when he wanted to transfer from Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) to SEALs and encourages the EOD community to support members who want to move to a different branch.
ChapterChildhood Heroes and Military Cross-Pollination
Episode#17 Mikal Vega - Navy SEAL / EOD / Call of Duty Director
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
A man reflects on his father and his father's friends that he considered as superheroes in his childhood.
51:54 - 54:46 (02:52)
Summary
A man reflects on his father and his father's friends that he considered as superheroes in his childhood.
ChapterChildhood Heroes and Military Cross-Pollination
Episode#17 Mikal Vega - Navy SEAL / EOD / Call of Duty Director
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The speaker shares a personal experience of being disrespected and treated unfairly in the military despite his excellent service.
54:47 - 55:49 (01:01)
Summary
The speaker shares a personal experience of being disrespected and treated unfairly in the military despite his excellent service.