Catalyst Comms: Anything & Everything

What does it take to stare down a terminal diagnosis and choose to keep moving forward? In this powerful episode, we sit down with athlete, author, and speaker James Logan to explore his extraordinary journey of resilience, purpose, and relentless grit.Diagnosed in 2024 at age 59 with Stage 4 metastatic colorectal cancer and given a 6-to-24-month life expectancy, James refused to let the timeline define his destination. Now well past that initial prognosis and navigating his 27th treatment, James continues to train for IRONMAN triathlons, share his message of courage, and prove that adversity doesn't have to mean defeat.James unpacks his signature DSSP framework—Discipline, Sacrifice, Suffering, and Pain—explaining how decades as a carpenter, roofer, and endurance athlete built the mental armor he needed to confront the darkest moments of chemotherapy, radiation, and surgeries. We dive deep into his 13-month journey writing his new book, Just Keep Tri-ing, his mission to raise $100,000 for the IRONMAN Foundation, and why he firmly believes that "Terminal was not the end, it was the beginning."Whether you are facing a life-altering health battle, a professional hurdle, or simply looking to eliminate complacency from your daily routine, James’s story offers an unforgettable masterclass in what it truly means to live boldly.🎙️ Catalyst Comms: Anything & EverythingEverybody has a story. We just give them a place to tell it.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

Some episodes are interviews.This one is family.This week on Catalyst Comms: Anything & Everything, Dan & Phil sit down with Phillip Bewley and Payton Clark for a conversation that is deeply personal to everyone at the table.It begins with David Bewley—Phillip’s father and Payton’s grandfather. A hardworking man who loved his family, his community, and truck and tractor pulling.After David passed, his family found a way to keep his memory alive through something he loved: the David Bewley Memorial Truck & Tractor Pull.But then another loss changed this family forever.On August 4, 2022, Vance Cambell Clark, Payton and Lane’s son and the grandson of Dan, Melinda, Phillip, and Julie, was stillborn.Two lives. Two generations. One family determined that remembering the people they love could also mean helping someone else.Today, the Memorial Pull benefits Clarity in Vance’s memory. Clarity serves women, men, babies, and families in our community with free pregnancy services, ultrasounds, parenting education and mentoring, material assistance such as diapers and car seats, and even maternity housing for moms who need it.Learn more about Clarity. In this episode, Phillip shares the man behind the name David Bewley, while Payton talks about her son Vance and what it means to hear his name, remember his life, and see something positive being done in his honor, as well as the difference Clarity is making.There are trucks and tractors. There’s horsepower, competition, food, family, and plenty of noise.But underneath all of it is something much bigger.Love. Loss. Family. Community. Remembrance. And purpose. 4th Annual David Bewley Memorial Truck & Tractor Pull Saturday, October 3, 2026 Hardin County Fairgrounds – Elizabethtown, KY Gates open at Noon | Pulling starts at 5 PM Adults $15 | Kids 8 & under FREE. All proceeds support Clarity in memory of Vance Clark. This is one of the most personal conversations we've had on Catalyst Comms.We hope you'll listen.And on October 3rd, we hope you'll come pull with us.Pulling for Little Lives. Remembering Big Hearts.There are a lot more conversations coming.🎙️ Catalyst Comms: Anything & EverythingEverybody has a story. We just give them a place to tell it.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

What does it take to build a career in the skies when the people in charge tell you that you don't belong?In this episode, we sit down with seasoned corporate aviator Captain Bob to unpack his journey from growing up in Arizona to commanding top-tier aircraft well above commercial flight paths. Bob shares the candid story of facing flight school professors who tried to have him removed from the program, the critical decision that kept him enrolled, and how he turned early doubt into fuel for a decades-long career.We pull back the curtain on the corporate aviation industry, exploring:The Reality of Corporate Aviation: How flying corporate differs from the standard airline path, from unpredictable schedules to managing 18-day stretches on the road without losing your personal life.Life Above 40,000 Feet: What the world looks like from the flight levels where corporate jets cruise, and how flight dynamics shift at extreme altitudes.The Pilot's Cockpit Mindset: Balancing high-stakes confidence with essential humility, knowing your aircraft limits, and mastering multiple airframes.Mentoring the Next Generation: Key advice for aspiring pilots and what Captain Bob would say today to the student pilot who almost walked away.Whether you are an aspiring aviator, a seasoned aviation enthusiast, or simply looking for an inspiring story about resilience and mastering a craft against the odds, this conversation offers an unfiltered look at what it truly takes to earn your wings.🎙️ Catalyst Comms: Anything & EverythingEverybody has a story. We just give them a place to tell it.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

Six guests. Six completely different lives. And that's the point.We aren't looking for a certain type of guest.We don't care about titles, fame, followers, politics, or whether everybody agrees.We care about the story.Sometimes we laugh. Sometimes Phillip Petersen cries.Sometimes we get serious. Sometimes Phillip Petersen OCD kicks in.Sometimes the conversation goes somewhere none of us expected.But every time, we try to get beyond the surface and meet the person behind the story.And we're just getting started.Thank you to Matt, Devi, Kelly, Bryan, Calvin, and Monique for trusting two retired Navy guys with your stories—and thank you to everyone who continues to watch, listen, share, comment, and support what we're building.There are a lot more conversations coming.🎙️ Catalyst Comms: Anything & EverythingEverybody has a story. We just give them a place to tell it.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

On this episode of Catalyst Comms, Phil and Dan sit down with Nurse Practitioner Monique Reeves for an unfiltered, deeply personal conversation about resilience, survival, and a lifetime on the frontlines of care.From her small-town roots in Quanah, Texas, to watching her mother recover from a brain tumor, to starting nursing school at age 17, Monique’s work ethic was forged early. She opens up about surviving and escaping a severe abusive marriage, rebuilding a stable life with her husband Sean, and how those personal trials shaped her approach to raising her five children.With 26 years in healthcare, Monique takes us inside the raw reality of the COVID-19 pandemic in long-term care facilities, standing in for families during "Last Walk" ceremonies, and reflects on the systemic shifts that followed. She breaks down her current work in hospice care, balancing deep empathy with emotional compartmentalization to help patients die with dignity. Finally, Monique shares what drove her to step into pediatric mental health following her daughter’s experience with bullying, how she tackled a massive caseload gap, and why she took to social media to share her viral "Mental Health Minute" Reels.https://www.facebook.com/HubCityPsychiatryClinic/videos/Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

In this packed episode, Phil and Dan pull back the curtain on growing up in Hardin County, the unspoken realities of life on the farm, and what it’s really like behind the wheel of a big rig. Joined by special guest Calvin Coomes, the guys tackle everything from hilarious childhood memories and sketchy moments on the road to the biggest misconceptions about truck drivers today.Plus, we get real on the big questions:The Generation Gap: What older generations get dead wrong about young people today—and what young people misunderstand about the past.The American Dream: Is it still alive, what worries us most about the future, and where we still find hope.Life Lessons & Legacy: The wisdom learned in the fields, the dream of owning land, and the legacy Calvin hopes to leave behind.Stick around until the end for a fast-paced Rapid-Fire Round covering favorite trucks, worst jobs, top country songs, and the ultimate hunting debate!Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

From rebuilding discarded trash-can computers with Linux in Wisconsin to hacking in-orbit satellites, Bryan Torielli’s path in tech is anything but traditional.In this episode of Catalyst Comms, Phil and Dan sit down with Bryan, founder of Null-SAT, to trace his journey through high school boredom, military base relocations, reverse-engineering defense networks, and building Silent Shield at Deloitte. Now, he’s taking on "dead" satellites and converting them into live orbital cyber ranges for DARPA and the Space Development Agency. Tune in for a masterclass on leaning into the problems everyone else thinks are "too tough."Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

What does it take to go from an unhappy 17-year-old escaping a turbulent home life to becoming one of the first 45 women integrated onto a U.S. Navy warship? In this episode, we sit down with retired CWO3 Cryptologic Officer Kelly Soles for a raw, unflinching look at her historic naval career.Kelly takes us inside the intense command climate of the USS Vella Gulf in 1996, the sting of having her hard-earned promotion to Chief Petty Officer questioned by male peers, and why she firmly believes modern DEI policies risk diluting the meritocracy she fought so hard to prove. We also explore the deeply personal decision to walk away from her dream of becoming the first female CWO5 to put family first. Finally, Kelly pulls back the curtain on her current work managing the critical CCTV links for the ongoing, decades-long legal proceedings at Guantanamo Bay for the 9/11 and USS Cole terrorist attacks. It’s a powerful conversation about survival, breaking barriers, leadership, and the slow wheels of American justice.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen! LETS GOOOO!

What happens when the uniform that defined you for decades finally comes off, and you have to meet the person underneath for the very first time?In this episode, we sit down with retired Navy Chief Petty Officer Devi Novick to explore a life defined by grit, fierce accountability, and radical transformation. From surviving on her own as a teenager to navigating toxic command climates as a five-foot-tall female Culinary Specialist, Devi earned her anchors the hard way. She shares the raw reality of grueling 10-week Chief initiations, finding a sanctuary in the "5 AM Crew" bodybuilding culture while climbing the military ranks, and the relentless drive that kept her asking, "Then what?"But the truest battle came after retirement. Devi opens up about shedding the "bulldog" persona required for survival, trading the high-stakes chaos of military leadership for an unfamiliar sense of calm, and the profound journey of discovering who she is when she’s just Devi.Tune in for a powerful conversation on leadership, the evolution of military tradition, and the courage it takes to redefine yourself outside the uniform.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

From child stardom in The Mighty Ducks trilogy to sharing the screen with legends like Al Pacino and George Clooney, veteran character actor and screenwriter Matt Doherty has seen every side of Hollywood over his 25-year career.In this episode, Matt sits down with us to pull back the curtain on the creative grind. He takes us from his roots on the South Side of Chicago to his time at Northwestern, detailing the humbling realities of re-entering the industry and the grit required to sustain a lifetime in the arts. We dive deep into his unique creative philosophy, why he aims to "speak truth to power," how a modern, "checked-out" society has lost its sense of the absurd, and how his brilliant rideshare blog, Step into my Backseat, serves as a front-row seat to human psychology. Plus, Matt shares what he learned using the narrative arts to help combat veterans process trauma, and how he balances the immense creative pressure of writing three screenplays under contract for an Academy Award-nominated director.Whether you are an aspiring writer, a lifelong actor, or just someone looking to find meaning in a chaotic world, Matt’s raw honesty, sharp wit, and deep commitment to the craft offer a masterclass in staying grounded and staying hungry.View Failed State at https://ohkeydoh.com/Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back, hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

What a ride! Season 1 of Catalyst Comms: Anything & Everything comes to a spectacular close as hosts Dan Clark and Phil Petersen look back at a debut season defined by high stakes, masterclass strategies, and deeply moving human stories. From battlefield leadership to high-octane negotiation tables, this finale synthesizes the absolute best insights from our powerhouse guests:Salena Parent: We revisit the tactical mind of a true "Alpha" leader, breaking down what it takes to navigate and command respect in the most highly restricted corners of the military world.Lucas Ayers: The master class in negotiation. We dive back into Lucas’s jaw-dropping career trajectory, tracing his path from hunting down high-stakes leads with NCIS to orchestrating massive contracts for over 100 of the world’s elite athletes and celebrities.Mike Mack & Brad Coomes: Bringing decades of grit and hard-earned wisdom, we pull together their essential life frameworks on resilience, highlighting what it means to anchor yourself when the pressure mounts.Tom and Brenda Clark: Rounding out the season's emotional core, we reflect on their powerful perspective on legacy, partnership, and the fundamental communication styles that keep teams, and families, thriving through massive pivots.Whether you are looking to sharpen your business edge or completely reset your personal trajectory, the Season 1 wrap-up weaves these diverse stories into a singular, actionable blueprint for success.Thank you for listening, subscribing, and growing with us. Get ready, because we are just getting started! See you in Season 2!

Behind every legendary career in the Navy is a foundation that never wavers. In this episode, we shift the focus from the deckplates to the home front. Phil and Dan sit down with the true matriarch of the Clark family, Brenda Clark, to discuss the grit, grace, and resilience required to lead a military family through 26 years of service.We explore what it means to be the "Command Master Chief of the Home," navigating decades of deployments, milestones met in solitude, and the art of building a family culture that survives the constant flux of military life.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

In this fun filled episode, we sit down with a true Navy legend to trace a career that spans from the hills of Kentucky to the inner circles of global military leadership. We’re joined by Master Chief Tom Clark, exploring a legacy built on the "deckplate hustle" and the "sailor-first" mentality.From the high-stakes communication of a Signalman to the heavy responsibility of a Command Master Chief, we dive into the evolution of a leader who made Master Chief at a lightning-fast pace. This isn’t just a military history lesson; it’s a story of family, sacrifice, and the enduring bond of "sea brothers."Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

From growing up in the DC suburbs to dodging coups, fighting fires on his wedding night, and playing a high-stakes "cat-and-mouse" game with Russian intelligence, Mike Mack has spent 65 years living directly in the friction points of modern history.In this episode, Dan and Phil sit down with Mike for a sprawling, high-intensity conversation about a life lived on the edge. Mike takes us from his youth in Fairfax and a radical, six-month soul-searching journey, culminating in a terrifying encounter with St. Elmo’s Fire atop Mt. Whitney, to the front lines of global security. We trace his evolution from a local volunteer firefighter and Fairfax tactical SWAT sniper/medic into the elite diplomatic security world of the State Department.Mike pulls back the curtain on protecting Princess Diana and Prince Charles, operating in the Mobile Security Division (MSD), witnessing the collapse of communism in Warsaw, and finding partnership amidst the horrors of civil war in Burundi. This isn't just a breakdown of high-level espionage and tactical operations; it’s a deeply human look at how a father, husband, and operator maintains his core while watching the world burn around him.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

From hunting down leads with NCIS to negotiating contracts for over 100 of the world’s top athletes and celebrities, Lucas Ayers has spent his career navigating high-stakes environments where the "human factor" is everything.In this episode, Dan and Phil sit down with Lucas to deconstruct a masterclass in leadership, discipline, and scaling a business without losing your soul. Lucas opens up about his 11-year Navy career, the deeply personal reason he transitioned to civilian life, and the mindset behind turning down a hard-earned promotion on his way out the door.We dive into his seamless but grueling transition into federal law enforcement support, what it really takes to lead at the GS-14 level, and how he manages a dual life: maintaining an analytical, mission-first career as a government contractor with American Systems while simultaneously running The Philadelphia Connection talent agency for nearly two decades.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen! Boom!

Get ready for Brad Coomes, a Kentucky-born welder, mechanic, volunteer policeman, and wrecker driver who embodies the true spirit of a "Jack of All Trades." But behind the heavy machinery, firearms, and rugged exterior lies a man widely described as a gentle "teddy bear."In this heartwarming and gritty episode, hosts Dan and Phil sit down with Brad to unpack a life built on hard work, grit, and an unwavering commitment to fixing things, whether it's a broken engine or a broken spirit. Brad shares how his Southern upbringing shaped his relentless work ethic, what it really means to choose to be a "dad" rather than just a biological father, and how his wife, Melissa, has been the anchor through every career shift. From nostalgic memories of camouflage shirts and gold loop earrings to watching the next generation inherit his mechanical spark, this episode explores the legacy of a man who builds, protects, and loves with everything he's got.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

Part 2What does it take to be the first? To be the woman in the room—or on the submarine, or "outside the wire" in Afghanistan—when the room wasn’t even built for you?In this powerhouse episode, we sit down with Salena Parent, a true "Alpha" leader who has navigated the most restricted corners of the military world. From her early days as an Electronics Technician to serving as a Warrant Officer, Salena has spent her career operating at the "invisible edge."Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

What does it take to be the first? To be the woman in the room—or on the submarine, or "outside the wire" in Afghanistan—when the room wasn’t even built for you?In this powerhouse episode, we sit down with Salena Parent, a true "Alpha" leader who has navigated the most restricted corners of the military world. From her early days as an Electronics Technician to serving as a Warrant Officer, Salena has spent her career operating at the "invisible edge."Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

Every great story needs a moment where the trajectory shifts. In this episode, we’re taking a deep breath and looking back at the archives to dissect the lessons, the laughs, and the growth from our previous chapters.But "The Pivot" isn't just about where we’ve been, it’s about where we’re headed. We’re opening up about the massive changes currently unfolding in our personal lives and how these new chapters are reshaping the future of the show. Join us for a candid conversation on honoring the past while leaning fully into the next big thing.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

The mics are officially turned over! In this special episode of Catalyst Comms, we aren’t the ones telling the stories, we’re the ones answering for them. We’ve brought our kids into the studio to get the unfiltered, "from the upstairs hallway" perspective on growing up with two Navy dads who might have been a little too loud, a little too "happy" downstairs, and definitely a little too obsessed with the Kellys and Amber Lantern.From the sandy floors of beach houses to the chaotic reunions at Thanksgiving, our families have been intertwined for years. Today, we find out what it was really like for the kids who had to navigate our "Officer" voices and our questionable experiments with hot sauce.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back, get on our couch, hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

What happens when a Bio-Medical Sciences graduate with zero military background accidentally commissions into the Adjutant General Corps? You get the fascinating, high-speed career of Kevin Hedges.In this episode, Dan and Phil sit down with Kevin to trace his unconventional path from a Michigan childhood to the front lines of global strategy. We dive into the "what the f***" moment of his commission and follow his journey through the heavy realities of postal platoon leadership in Europe and high-stakes operations near the Suwalki Gap—often cited as the most dangerous place on Earth.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

In this episode of Catalyst Comms, we dive deep into the lived experience of the "American Dream" through the lens of Danny Willis an Army Reserve Officer, consultant, and a leading conservative voice in Delaware.Danny’s journey didn’t start in a boardroom; it began with the transformative "first opportunity" of adoption. We explore how his upbringing redefined his view of individual responsibility and how his heritage informs his role as a leader within the Republican party.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

From the deckplates of the U.S. Navy to the high-stakes boardrooms of Microsoft, this episode of Catalyst Comms dives deep into the philosophy of execution with Don Hinton.Join us as Don breaks down how a career as a Navy Warrant Officer, the bridge between leadership and execution, shaped his current role as a tech VP. We pull back the curtain on the legendary "Salt and Peppa" partnership with Dan Clark and explore the "small things" that make massive corporate successes possible.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

In this deeply moving and vulnerable episode, we sit down with Kim Neureiter who has navigated the most extreme landscapes of the human experience—from the darker side of PTSD to the literal mending of a broken heart.We explore the "invisible wounds" left by a father lost to Vietnam-era PTSD and the harrowing journey of surviving an aortic embolism and open-heart surgery. But as our guest reveals, some of the deepest scars aren't physical, but rather emotional when it comes down to a relationship with your own daughter. Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

We sit down with a man whose life story reads like a masterclass in resilience and reinvention. From the heat of the Arizona desert to joining the US Navy, and finally to the pristine greens of the golf course, Chico Sotomayor has navigated every transition with grit—including his toughest one yet.We explore his journey growing up in Tucson, his service in the U.S. Navy, and how he turned a passion for the game into a career as a Club Golf Pro. But the heart of today’s conversation is his current "back nine." After receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis, he didn't just accept the prognosis; he leaned into the cutting edge of medicine. Through the power of stem cell treatment, he has defied the odds, extending his time and gaining a perspective on life that only comes when you've stared down the clock.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

We’ve officially survived our first six episodes! To celebrate, we’re stepping away from the interview mic for a moment to pull back the curtain on this wild experiment.Join us for a special retrospective as we look back on the steep learning curve of becoming podcasters and reflect on the guests that drive our content. From the early days of fumbling with gain settings and awkward silences to finding our rhythm, we share the "behind-the-scenes" chaos of learning to use the tools that bring these stories to your ears.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

In this episode, we’re stepping off the half-pipe and into the living room. Joining the show is a lifelong friend, Logan Pace, who has navigated a path few parents ever travel: raising a professional athlete in one of the most unpredictable industries on the planet.We’re talking about the man behind the phenom, the guy who saw Liam Pace go from wobbling on a "Walmart special" to signing major contracts and redefined what it means to be a "Skate Dad."Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

Joined by Mahmoud Elhag for an exploration into the thing we’ve all joked about doing after a bad Tuesday at the office. He has packed it all up and committed to a one-way ticket to live out a six-month global odyssey.This isn't just about the Instagram sunsets and the street food tours. We’re diving into the real cost of starting over, the anxiety of hitting 'post' from a hostel in foreign soils, and what happens to your identity when you trade stability for a passport stamp. With a theme of self discovery, we see the courage it takes and a bit of the behind the curtain understanding of fears of the unknown.First episode, so forgive the audio and the obvious missing voice of my partner in crime Dan Clark. Follow Mahmoud on instagram at mahmoudsworldtour and stay tuned for part 2 when he is back.

In this episode, we’re stripping off the dress whites and getting into the grit of what it’s actually like to climb the ranks while raising a human alone. We’re sitting down with a retired Senior Chief who spent two decades navigating the relentless tide of the U.S. Navy and the even more unpredictable waters of single motherhood.From the "bridge" between the pier and the nursery to the moment her two worlds finally collided, she’s sharing the raw, unpolished truth about what it takes to lead at sea while your heart is stationed back on land.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

A look into the world of a retired Army Master Sergeant, Mike Dalton. From the discipline of leadership to the joys of being a husband, father, and grandfather. However, it is the story of his fight for his life against Antisynthetase Syndrome (MDA5) and coming out the other side stronger that you don't want to miss. Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

In this deeply personal episode, we sit down with a veteran and friend Dave Martin, whose journey from the quiet roads of rural Virginia to the high-stakes world of Naval "black ops" has been defined by one constant: Brotherhood.The title "I Got Your Six" isn't just a military phrase; it's a life philosophy. We explore what it truly means to have—and be—that unwavering support system through the different chapters of life.Got a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!

After decades of navigating the high seas and the complex hierarchies of the U.S. Navy, two retired officers are trading their gold stripes for studio headphones. But why now?In this episode, Dan Clark and Phil Petersen break down the "what" and the "why" behind their transition from the wardroom to the airwaves. This isn’t just another military history show; it’s a bridge between the disciplined world of service and the unpredictable reality of civilian life and the personal journey along the way. "It's not about the destination, it's about the journey!" - Phil"Keep it real!" - DanGot a killer story, a wild recommendation, or think you belong in the hot seat for an episode? Don’t hold back—hit us up at [email protected] and let’s make it happen!