David and Christian reflect on the year as well as share some insight on what to expect from Medevac Podcast, The Robert Irvine Foundation and Terra Arma in 2024 and beyond.

Kegan "Smurf" Gill is a former US Navy F/A-18 fighter pilot joining hosts David and Christian for part one of a multi episode journey of his storied Navel Aviation career. In this episode, Smurf describes joining the Navy, his flight school experience, arriving at his first command and how many pilots get their callsigns assigned to them.

Stephen Colon is a Marine veteran and the founder of Knucklehead Media Group. He is the self proclaimed chief knucklehead and host of the Knucklehead Podcast that leverages the mistakes and hard lessons of guests to share insights to help others navigate their own business journey. Learn more about the Robert Irvine Foundation, visit robertirvinefoundation.org, and if you really want to make a difference make a donation at donate.robertirvinefoundation.org/medevac

Black Rifle Coffee Company presents the Medevac Podcast. Dave Reid and Christian Meyers welcome Jack Mandaville to discuss his time in the Marine Corps. Jack works as a producer, writer, and actor for Black Rifle Coffee. Jack describes how he was shot in basic training and how he has transitioned out of the military lifestyle and into working as a creative. With a unique sense of humor, Jack is able to connect with and entertain his fellow veterans.

The mission of Patriot PAWS is to train and provide Service Dogs of the highest quality at no cost to disabled American Veterans and others with mobile disabilities in order to help restore their physical and emotional independence. April and Rick are doing outstanding work and share with David Reid and Christian Meyers the details of this awesome organization   Learn more about the Robert Irvine Foundation, visit robertirvinefoundation.org, and if you really want to make a difference make a donation at https://donate.robertirvinefoundation.org/medevac  https://www.medevacpodcast.com/  https://robertirvinefoundation.org/

David and Christian welcome back Antonio Santana, a former Marine and Law Enforcement officer. He is joined by Tiffany Juarez, the CEO of Battling Minds. Together the duo runs Frontline Strong, a non profit organization dedicated to providing free therapy opportunities to military and first responders. The two discuss how they embarked on creating and growing their successful program that has helped countless people and continues to every day.    https://www.medevacpodcast.com/ Learn more about the Robert Irvine Foundation, visit robertirvinefoundation.org, and if you really want to make a difference make a donation at donate.robertirvinefoundation.org/medevac

Keith Harvey has always wanted more out of life. from graduating high school 2 years early, joining the Army and serving in Ranger Regiment to now attending school to become a Physicians Assistant. Keith shares his story, his mindset of how he stays focused on the next objective in life and what the future holds for him and his career in medicine

Continuing with Part 2 of our special reconnection series. David Reid and Christian Meyers sit down with Bernie Copeland, a flight medic in the Army Reserves. Bernie was the medic on the rescue mission that picked up Ryan Leighton when he was severely injured when his helicopter crash landed. This episode is part 2 of 3 where in the next episode the two will meet face to face and get to reconnect after all these years.   Learn more about the Robert Irvine Foundation, visit robertirvinefoundation.org, and if you really want to make a difference make a donation at donate.robertirvinefoundation.org/medevac

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast presents The MedEvac Podcast. Hosts David Reid and Christian Meyers sit down with Air Force TACP Marcus Mader. They discuss the difference between training pre- and post-9/11, medevacs due to Rip-It overdoses and CLP misapplications, and how awesome A-10s and Apaches are.

After serving in the 101st Airborne Division and 3rd Ranger Battalion, Ben started Bear Hug Cattle Company in 2019. BHCC provides no cost vocational training to veterans seeking a career in the ranching industry. Participants spend 10 weeks learning the industry with most of their time spent training on the job at some of the most iconic ranches in the west.