In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip revisit the Ashli Babbitt shooting, examining why a decorated Air Force veteran was denied military honors for years—and what her case reveals about justice, accountability, and truth inside our government
• We get to enjoy a couple of one liners from colonel Denny to help keep our spirits up
• Our first guest is Gabe Suarez, from Suarez Tactics , who shares his personal experience living in Cuba after Castro taking over it and coming to America
• Our second guest is Craig Gray, from PeaceWalker Connect, and talks about ways to de-escalate situations as well as other subjects to help us deal with today's challenges we are facing here in America
• As always we get our normal dose of military history to help keep us sharp and hopefully learn how not to repeat mistakes of the past

In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip cut through the noise surrounding the Minneapolis ICE shooting, explaining how evidence, physics, and law show the fatal encounter resulted from deliberate civilian actions and escalation—not an abuse of law enforcement authority
• Colonel Denny and Skip examine mounting global unrest—from Iran’s supreme leader admitting thousands died in suppressed protests, to Putin warning Europe he’s ‘ready for war,’ Cuba teetering on economic collapse, and growing legal challenges from detransitioners—highlighting the political, humanitarian, and cultural pressures reshaping today’s world
• To lighten the load, colonel Denny provides us more of his one liners
• Our primary guest is Zuhdi Jasser who served years in our Navy as a doctor. He loves our nation and encourages others to do so, too. Zuhdi is a Muslim and is running for Congress to represent the great state of Arizona
• We get our normal dose of military history which happened around this date
• Retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby provide more of his warrant wisdom
• Roland is our team member interview so we get a little more insight into the team's make up

In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip explore how U.S. military integration and decentralized command overwhelmed Chinese-supplied defenses during the Venezuelan operations capturing Nicolas Maduro and his wife - highlighting why propaganda systems often collapse under real combat pressure
• The colonel delivers another healthy dose of humor to help keep our spirits up and I have to say they are pretty good
• Bradley Burlingame is our primary guest and he talks about his challenges, recovery and becoming the "Great Awake Coach"
• General Chris Petty presents this month's Battle of the Month which really changed how the world looked at America afterwards
• Of course we get our regular dose of military history which happened around this date to help us stay sharp and appreciate our country and the world today

In this episode:

• Drawing on decades of military experience, Colonel Denny and Skip examine calls for mandatory service—asking whether it truly strengthens combat readiness, or misunderstands what makes an effective, professional fighting force
• Colonel Denny and Skip tackle a week of rising tension—from legal battles over a massive Islamic development in Texas, to Israel preparing a renewed Gaza offensive, and Russia firing a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile near NATO’s border—highlighting the domestic, regional, and global flashpoints converging at once
• The colonel delivers more of his one liners to lighten the scene
• Our primary guest is Steve Goreman who discusses climate change and current changes in both policies and our military around it
• Of course we get our regular dose of military history
• Retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby delivers more of his warrant wisdom, this time around some very special air craft
• Skip Coryell is interviewed by the colonel and we get some more insight into this very interesting marine

In this episode:

• Today, Colonel Denny and Skip break down China’s near-monopoly on pharmaceutical ingredients, antibiotics, and clinical trials—and ask why America allowed its most vital medical supply chains to fall under the control of its top global adversary
• Colonel Denny and Skip discuss some of the significant news events going on right now
• We get to enjoy a couple of one liners to lighten the mood a bit
• Mark Northrup, mayor of a local city in Michigan as well as retired Coast Guard officer, talks about "Sea Cadets" which is the equivalent to JROTC programs as well as discussing help with VA benefits and some issues veterans deal with from serving our country
• Our border specialist and Marine veteran Gil Maza talks about the ICE situation and announcing some new programming he has launched
• Of course we get our regular regiment of military history to help us remember our heritage

In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip analyze Ukraine’s expansion of “long-range sanctions,” targeting Russian offshore oil platforms in the Caspian Sea and cutting off millions in revenue that fuel Moscow’s invasion and military operations
• Colonel Denny and Skip dissect a turbulent week on the world stage—from sweeping U.S. criminal charges against Venezuela’s regime, to deadly unrest shaking Iran, Israeli strikes against Hezbollah amid a fragile ceasefire, and Prime Minister Netanyahu declaring a new front against Islamist persecution of Christians—revealing how power, ideology, and accountability are colliding worldwide
• We get another dose of humor to help us keep sane
• Congressman and retired Marine General Jack Bergman is our primary guest and he has a very interesting conversation with the colonel around current events
• Of course we get more military history to make sure we remember how we got we where we are
• Retired Coast Guard Warrant Officer Roland Ashby provides us some interesting insights into how things are going to change around satellites starting this year
• And Air Force Academy graduate Quinton Roberts reviews Navy's performance at the Liberty bowl as well as an in-depth review of all the Service Academy football teams performance in 2025

In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip discuss ICE’s role in stopping transnational crime and human exploitation, arguing that a nation of laws must support those enforcing them—and hold leaders accountable when ideology undermines public safety
• Colonel Denny goes over some of the news impacting our daily lives in this new year
• We also get some fresh one liners to start 2026 off with
• Our primary guest is fellow West Point graduate Matt Hayes and the colonel and he discuss the situation we are faced with in today's world and hopes for the future
• Navy Veteran Theresa Robinson interviews another female veteran providing us insight into her time serving in the US Air Force
• Of course we get our regular dose of military history to keep us sharp

Happy New Year!

In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip explore the moral core of America’s way of war—why ethics, restraint, and the Law of Armed Conflict are not weaknesses, but essential to legitimacy, honor, and long-term strategic success
• In the news, Colonel Denny and Skip unpack a volatile global moment—from a Houthi terror leader threatening escalation against Israel and the U.S., to Zelenskyy weighing a nationwide referendum on Trump’s peace plan, Russia scrambling to catch up in drone warfare, and Nigeria signaling openness to continued U.S. counterterror strikes—revealing how rapidly the world’s security landscape is shifting
• We get our normal dose of one liners from the colonel to lighten the scene
• Our guest is Maggy Smith, wife of retired Air Force veteran, from the Warrior Trail Foundation whom is also training for an amazing event coming up in April
• Of course we have our military history refresher to make sure we remember key events
• Retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby delivers his end of the year warrant wisdom
• Football cohost Quinton Roberts reviews the Army bowl game results and gives us his predictions on this weekend's Navy Liberty Bowl appearance