S2 E30 Scared Of Failure

Seth's former Chief joins us to tell stories about riots and domestic terrorism. And as always we talk life and politics. Oh and also the decline of California. Oh and religion. PS. Someone that knows people at Coors Banquet tell them we're looking for sponsors.

Poetry doesn't make you gay.

Seth wanted to talk about some current events. So we discussed all the things everyone avoids talking about at parties- Jesus, covid, Trump, etc. Your conspiracy theory friends might enjoy this one!

Former LEO, Pastor, Chaplain, & Entrepreneur. Our friend Bobby joins us to talk about life's successes and failures. He's been way up and way down in life and business. He also used to be a LEO and now serves as a chaplain for a local fire department.

I adopted the kid that ran us over... There's hope in all situations. Scott proves that by sharing his story with us.

Jiu.jitsu.grandpa is back! Our friend Eric joins us to sip some bourbon and talk about how he co-founded his business with a fellow firefighter. We also get into low T in firefighters and some other things. As a bonus, we didn't talk about dead people like we do with all of the other firefighters!

How does one go from a hearse to swimming in handcuffs?... Sam is back to share some stories, educate us on the two-dollar bill, and talk about conspiracy theories.

First responders are often considered brave and courageous. But more times than not they're scared of change or failure. This week we talk about some of our successes and failures in life and business since leaving public service.

Crimes across borders. Andy joins us today to talk about investigating trans-national crimes for Homeland Security. He's worked on everything from drug tunnels and human trafficking to cyber crimes. It's hard to believe some of the crazy things that go on in the world. We even dive into a little conspiracy theory and discuss the future of AI. This was a fun one to record.

Our first international guest! This is worth a listen just for the British accent. Mr Luck joins us to talk about leaving public service to become an entrepreneur. He worked as "cannon fodder" in the UK and now owns a booming restaurant enterprise in England that includes American smash burgers and Detroit style pizzas. Learn about his trials and failures to get where he is now. Things are different there. This was a fun episode. If you're ever over there make a pit stop at Chuck & Blade Burgers or Square Peg Pizza.