SNE Podcast

In this episode, Brad Hill, a 21 year Navy veteran joins to talk about his career and life. Brad, recently graduating High School in Upstate New York just after the 9/11 attacks, joined the Navy to do his part in the war on terror.  He recounts the feelings through the journey to include walking into the recruiters office, Basic Training, graduation, pre deployment, the burying of Osama Bin Laden at sea, and training the new generation of Seamen in Chicago before retiring.  Brad Hill is a warrior, hero, father, and inspirational human being that has a unique story to tell.  Don’t forget to Like, Share, and Follow!

Evan Barrett, a Colorado native from Aurora, explained his journey to becoming a 2nd degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Currently the head coach at Fulcrum Jiu Jitsu, Evan has created such a welcoming environment for all skill levels at the gym. Focusing on how he felt during each step of his journey, Evan provided insight into the pressure of competition, enjoyment from teaching, the occasional burnout experienced, and what he views for his future. He also provided some background into how gyms choose who they train under and the training methodology that different people provide. Don’t forget to like, follow, and subscribe!

Brandon Forman, librarian and expert in Cryptozoology, joins the podcast to talk about the mysterious and unknown. We recount personal experiences with the mysterious; ghost, aliens, bigfoot, etc. Whether or not you agree with the existence of these creatures and beings, the conversation goes over the history of cryptozoology as well as some creatures that were once deemed a cryptid and are now a known species. For more background about Brandon Forman, be sure to check out episode 17.

"Whispers" is an alias for the guest that attended this podcast. Mostly for fear of speaking out of line and losing a current clearances. Whispers came on the SNE podcast to provide his experience of war, specifically the Iraq War in the early 2000's. He and his team of PMCs (Private Military Companies) made entry into Fallujah during the second day of the assault. Now, Whispers is a Subject Matter Expert in: - Russia/Ukraine War, Russia and American Military Military Doctrine - Terrorism/Counter Terrorism-Islamic and White Supremacist Groups - Insurgency/Counter Insurgency. This is an info filled podcast where the guest provides his experience during war and his current experience with Law Enforcement. One of the most insightful portions of the podcast is around the perception of "Brotherhood"

Will Frazier comes back on the podcast to talk about consciousness. From his perspective of schooling and being in the anesthesiologist field, he provides some interesting insight into what consciousness might be. This is a thought provoking conversation. The conversation of consciousness was documented as far back as Aristotle, but little is still known about it.  Whether it be faith, a soul, an energy, or maybe our brains are playing a trick on us. This conversation is surely going to provide some talking points to have with family, friends, or your own consciousness.  If you like the show, please like, follow, share, and comment. Your support is vital to the growth of this channel!

Griffin Payne talks about how he uses AI in his cyber security job, daily life, and as a health expert. He then flows the conversation into a near death experience that he had while traveling on Interstate 70 in Colorado, the lack of conversation had with medical professionals regarding medical conditions, and the decay of the United States economy and the "American Dream". During that segment of the conversation, the hot topic of universal income and Sam Altman's idea of using AI being the catalyst to universal income was discussed.

In the dynamic world of Jiu-Jitsu, Josiah Jame Garcia emerges as a force to be reckoned with. Join us on an exclusive journey delving into the life and aspirations of this rising star in the martial arts scene. Josiah's journey into Jiu-Jitsu began in his early adult years, where his passion and dedication quickly propelled him to the rank of purple belt. With an impressive track record of victories and minimal setbacks, Josiah's prowess on the mat is undeniable. In this captivating interview, we explore the driving force behind Josiah's relentless pursuit of excellence in the sport. Discover what motivates him to push boundaries and strive for greatness in every roll. But our conversation doesn't stop there. We delve into the future of Jiu-Jitsu, discussing its evolving landscape and the growing mainstream recognition it garners, including its promotion on esteemed platforms like ESPN. Josiah shares his insights on where he sees the sport heading and how it will continue to captivate audiences worldwide. Additionally, we tackle pertinent topics such as government overreach in censorship and the parallels to the dystopian themes found in George Orwell's timeless classic, "1984". Josiah offers his perspective on navigating the challenges of preserving freedom of expression in an increasingly monitored society. Prepare to be inspired as we unravel the layers of Josiah Jame Garcia's journey, witnessing firsthand the makings of a true legend in Jiu-Jitsu. Don't miss out on this exclusive interview that promises to enlighten, entertain, and leave you in awe of the boundless potential within the world of martial arts. Subscribe now and hit the notification bell to stay updated on future interviews and insights from the world of Jiu-Jitsu and beyond. #JiuJitsu #MartialArts #JosiahJameGarcia #SportsInterview #ESPN #GovernmentCensorship #1984 #PurpleBelt

In this episode, John Lightfoot explains the tipping point for him and why he started his own business; specifically training dogs. John lives in the Castle Rock, Colorado area and started a company called "Misfit Dog Training". He and his fiancee Zoe have helped tons of dog owners with a variety of behavioral issues that dogs may display. Listen in to not only learn about John, but to also hear why dogs do certain things. www.misfitsdogtraining.com

In this episode of the podcast, join us as we sit down with Lindsey Queiser, a trailblazing female in law enforcement. Lindsey shares her journey of breaking barriers and navigating the complexities of being a woman in a male-dominated profession. From the challenges of preparing for the job to the intricacies of relationships with both female and male coworkers, Lindsey provides candid insights into her experiences. She sheds light on the gender biases she encountered, including discrimination during pregnancy and the lack of support for postpartum recovery. Join us for a raw and honest conversation about resilience, determination, and the pursuit of equality in law enforcement.

Leadership; the true act of service. Matt Davis, veteran law enforcement officer, current Lieutenant in the Denver Metro Area, and truly inspirational. Matt gives background to what he does as a leader to ensure he is best serving those who work with him. Matt started a book club on leadership through his linked in that I highly recommend anyone join to get a better understanding of the complexities of leadership. Matt's LinkedIn is www.linkedin.com/in/matt-davis-m11007 This podcast's underlying topic is law enforcement leadership, but concepts discussed about leadership can be applied to any industry. Check out the other links to get more information about Matt Davis: www.linkedin.com/in/true-boldness1 www.true-boldness.com#leadership #lawenforcement #podcast

Jason Presley, FOP president of lodge 31, and Marc Sears, FOP president of lodge 49, joined the podcast to correct some misinformation recently circulating regarding Arapahoe County’s recent unionization, and provide insight to the benefits of unionizing. These two men are a wealth of knowledge and are truly passionate about what they do; represent and look out for the wellbeing of all Peace Officers. Aurora and Arapahoe county are the two largest FOP lodges in Colorado.  This episode is filled with facts, some opinions, but mostly insight to Collective Bargaining as it is defined in S.B. 23-111 or COBCA (C.R.S. § 8-3.3-101).  If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to tune into episode #20 with Frank and Sean for more information regarding Collective Bargaining. 

Frank Gale and Attorney Sean McCauley share insight into the Collective Bargaining Process, specifically discussing the new law in Colorado coined “COBCA” or C.R.S. § 8-3.3-101. This allows employees working for counties in the state to form a union and collective bargain. Specifically, Douglas County, Arapahoe County, Elbert County, and Boulder County to name a few are currently in the process of forming a collective bargaining agreement. This episode is insightful to the process of CBA, and explains what it can and can not do for the employees. At minimum, this episode will help combat the misleading information that some employers may be providing to its employees regarding the process. If you are looking for more information regarding CBA, the FOP, or anything covered in this episode, please feel free to reach out!

Mike Rodrigues shares his experience of the time he was active in the Mormon Church, Church of the Latter Day Saints. Mike, during his mission trip with the church, was sent to Samoa. He recounts how that felt and provided some background to religion in general on the island nation. Finishing up this segment of the podcast, Mike provides information about Joseph Smith and Brigham Young that he learns from church historical documents. The conversation then flows into christian religious concepts; whether the religious books are infallible or whether they are truly the "word of God". With theoretical juices flowing, topics of neurolink, life after death, the war in Russia, and the potential war with China are covered.

Sean Meadows, blacksmith, woodworker, and Forged in Fire Finalist. On the podcast, Sean talks about the mental health struggles that ultimately lead him into blacksmithing. This episode sheds light on difficult topics such as mental health, domestic abuse, and suicide; however, it a story of resolve and how simple steps can get a person from the lowest points in their lives to where they are functional, more self aware, and happy.

We're joined by Brandon Forman, a distinguished expert with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, a Master’s Degree in Library and Information Science, and 19 years of experience within the library system. Together, we delve into the mysteries of ancient libraries like the famed Library of Alexandria, while also examining the modern library system's efforts to safeguard information from loss. From societal shifts influencing information access to intriguing discussions on cryptology, aliens, and UFOs, Brandon takes us on a thought-provoking journey.

Greg Matthews, therapist, social worker, Cowboy, blacksmith, and former rock star joins the podcast. Greg recounts multiple near death experiences that reshaped the way he thinks, talks about how he has lost friends due to firearms, how an epic journey to the Mojave desert pushed him to where he is today, and why he has such a positive energy and outlook on life.

"Dagny is a staunch Republican running for District Attorney of the newly formed 23rd Judicial District of Colorado. She is an experienced attorney, prosecutor, and litigator running to protect you and your family. Dagny has a history of fighting for justice and protecting the citizens of Colorado. She is a relentless fighter for justice and will combat our rising crime rates. Also, she will protect you from radical unconstitutional laws that strip your liberties and rights." (https://www.votefordagny.com, 2024) Dagny joins the podcast and gives some personal stories that have shaped her into the person she is today. From family members who suffered during the Communist occupation of Poland to observations made living here in Colorado. During this conversational dialogue, Dagny explains why she is running for the District Attorney position for the 23rd District of Colorado. Dagny also explains how the DA functions in the justice system and why it's such an important role.

In Episode 14 of the SNE Podcast, we sit down with Matt Green, a seasoned law enforcement officer with nearly two decades of experience in the Denver Metro area. From his beginnings in Louisiana to his current role in Colorado, Matt shares his journey through the ranks, shedding light on the challenges and triumphs faced by those in the profession. As a former K9 officer, Matt has encountered numerous high-risk situations, including officer-involved shootings, intense vehicle pursuits, and active shooter scenarios. In this candid conversation, he delves into the complexities of such incidents, offering firsthand insights into the adrenaline-fueled moments and the toll they take on law enforcement officers. Beyond the action-packed narratives, Matt opens up about the emotional and psychological strains of being thrust into the spotlight, often becoming unwitting pawns in political agendas. His perspective provides a sobering reminder of the human side of policing, grappling with the dichotomy of duty and personal well-being. Tune in to this riveting episode as Matt Green offers a rare glimpse into the realities of life on the frontlines, navigating through the chaos with resilience and unwavering dedication. For more engaging discussions and insightful conversations, visit www.SNEpodcast.com and subscribe to stay updated on future episodes.

Prepare to have your worldview challenged in this captivating episode of the Something Nothing Everything Podcast, where we delve deep into the murky waters of government secrets and conspiracy theories with returned guest Jeffrey Pearson. Join us as Jeffrey leads us on a thought-provoking journey through some of the most intriguing topics of our time. From dissecting the proposed "militia bill" in the United States government to unraveling the shadowy operations conducted on American soil by agencies like the CIA, including "Operation Midnight Climax" and "Operation Star Gate," no stone is left unturned in this riveting conversation. Drawing on his wealth of knowledge, Jeffrey sheds light on the complexities of mental health, engages in spirited debates about psychoactive drugs, and delves into the enigma of Epstein's island, questioning why justice remains elusive for the perpetrators. Throughout the episode, Jeffrey challenges conventional narratives and invites listeners to question the status quo, offering a fresh perspective on topics often shrouded in mystery and speculation. With a conversational tone and an insatiable curiosity, this episode is sure to ignite your imagination and leave you pondering long after the conversation ends. Tune in to the Something Nothing Everything Podcast and join us as we peel back the layers of secrecy and explore the realms of conspiracy, mental health, and psychedelic exploration with Jeffrey Pearson. Don't forget to subscribe and share your thoughts in the comments below. Let's embark on this journey of discovery together! #ConspiracyTheories #GovernmentSecrets #MentalHealth #SomethingNothingEverythingPodcast

Join us for an insightful dive into the world of law enforcement with special guest Coltt La Velle, a dedicated officer serving in the Denver Metro area. In this episode of the Something Nothing Everything Podcast, Coltt shares his unique perspective on various facets of policing, offering invaluable insights into the administrative challenges faced by frontline officers, the rigorous training regimens they undergo, and the adrenaline-pumping realities of being involved in vehicle pursuits. From shedding light on the nuances of SWAT operations to discussing the intricacies of patrol work, Coltt provides a candid glimpse into the day-to-day life of a law enforcement officer. Discover why he prefers the term "SWAT COP" over "SWAT Operator" and gain a deeper understanding of the critical roles these professionals play in maintaining public safety. Whether you're a fellow officer seeking to glean wisdom from a seasoned peer or a curious civilian eager to learn more about law enforcement dynamics, this episode promises to be both informative and engaging. Tune in to gain a newfound appreciation for the dedication and sacrifices of those who serve and protect our communities. Don't miss out on this compelling conversation—subscribe now and join us as we explore the Something Nothing Everything Podcast's latest episode with Coltt La Velle. Remember to like, comment, and share to help spread awareness and support for those on the frontlines of law enforcement. #LawEnforcement #SWAT #Podcast #PoliceOfficer #DenverMetroArea #SomethingNothingEverythingPodcast

David Stark talks about his time in the military with the Army's Military Police. The conversation dives deep into the mindset of a man that that has faced many struggles from a previous marriage, combat, and losing a best friend. David is an amazing person who continues to serve as a Law Enforcement Officer in the Denver Metro Area.

In this podcast episode, Kyle Villamore shares the journey that led him to law enforcement, detailing the application process, and reflecting on the initial days at the police academy. He recounts a pivotal moment when a fellow officer, later to become his brother-in-law, was shot. Kyle later transferred his career from the East coast to join the Aurora Police Department in Colorado. His tenure there included an intense experience with an "officer involved shooting," where he had to use lethal force on a suspect involved in multiple homicides and carjackings. The conversation concludes on a lighter note as Kyle discusses his dual role as a police officer and a realtor.

Shaun McDonough is a facility manager at Olio, a marijuana production facility that produces quality hash. Shaun explains how he ended up working in the marijuana industry, the cultivation process of marijuana, the process of creating the oil, and recounts how he started using marijuana and how it assisted him from what is subjectively a worse drug for humans; alcohol.

Austin Smith talks about his time in the United States Army Army 4th Psychological Operations Group, the unit made famous from the book and movie "The Men Who Stare at Goats." Austin joined the Army in 2007, at the peak of the United States War on Terror. Austin deployed two times to Afghanistan, once in 2010 and again in 2011. Don't miss out on the amazing story Austin told during this episode, and hear about the 4th PsyOp Group's interaction with Goats! Once a soldier who stared at goats, Austin is now a goat farmer and an affiliate of "Goats On The Go."

In part 2 David Forman, founder of Nestheads explains how his quest for answers after a meaningful experience in the desert pushed him towards creating Nestheads. Dave explains what he believes to be causing a lot of societies issues at the current time and explains how Nestheads can mitigate some of those issues.

David Forman, a thrill seeking young man finds his calling in Nestheads, a video game he founded and has been working on for the past 5 years. David recounts the progress of his life that has lead him to this point; the passing of his father, street racing in California, starting a 7 figure auto shop in Orange County California, gambling, and then shifting into a different gear when he and his family decided to move to Colorado. This is part 1 of 2 episodes. Don't miss this opportunity to hear the origin stories of a great man, David Forman.

Kristy Payne, a social worker turned full time mom. In part 2 of episode 6, Kristy talks about hanging the hat on her professional career and stepping into the role of being a mother. She sheds light on the laboring process and the emotions surrounding it to include postpartum. Kristy also explains that there needs to be more candid talks surrounding the difficulties of motherhood without the shame that is often attached. Lastly, Kristy, having given birth to one child in the United States and the other in the UK, provides her thoughts on which one was better!

Kristy Payne, a social worker turned full time mom. In part 1 of episode 6, Kristy talks about working in the service industry to support herself through college and towards a degree in social work. She talks about meeting her future husband and father of her children, as well as discussing her specific job as a social worker; dealing with delinquent youth. During this time, her underage clients were engaged in human trafficking, gang activities, and much more.

Kevin Streander, a software engineer for an aerospace company, talks about how he ended up working in the private sector for the DoD. Kevin covers why humans have such a hard time with understanding large numbers and scale, as well as discussing things such as the moon landing, traveling to Mars, and limitation in space travel. Lastly, Kevin passes on his knowledge of being a beekeeper and exposes why colony collapse may be occurring.

Will Furr speaks about the difficulty of being a Physician Assistant in “Big Corporations”, and provides insight into the difference between his former big corporation employer opposed to where he works now; a family practice in Colorado. During the conversation, Will explains the issues facing the industry due to years of the United States government’s attempt at helping it. A conversation would not be complete with Will without dabbling into a little conspiracy theory, so we also explore and talk about the connection between big pharma, big food, and big brother… I mean the Government.

Join our host Matt as he engages in a riveting conversation with Will Fraizer, an experienced anesthesia assistant. Will not only shares the fascinating story of his educational journey but also dives into the profound reasons that led him to choose the profession that defines his career. As we explore the delicate balance of switching consciousness on and off with various drugs in the operating room, Matt recounts his personal experiences undergoing surgeries. The narrative unfolds, revealing the surreal and intriguing moments he encountered while under the influence of anesthesia. The conversation takes an unexpected turn as Will and Matt delve into the intriguing topic of psychedelics and their potential role in surgeries. Together, they ponder the possibilities and challenges of introducing these substances into the realm of anesthesia, sparking a thought-provoking exploration of alternative approaches. Beyond these discussions, Will provides valuable insights into the integration of Artificial Intelligence within his field. Delving into the evolving landscape of medical technology, he discusses how AI is could be used in reshaping anesthesia practices, enhancing patient care, and contributing to the future of healthcare. Join Matt and Will for an episode that goes beyond the ordinary, unraveling the mysteries of consciousness, exploring educational and professional choices, and pondering the potential intersections of psychedelics and surgery.

Jeff Pearson talks about his military experience, and how he transitioned into what he is doing today, Geospatial work. Joining the United States Air Force a few years after the 9/11 attacks, Jeff enlisted into Security Forces but quickly got selected to be a Raven. Jeff recounts funny experiences while in the military as well as shedding light on his experience in Camp Bucca, Iraq; a detention facility operated by United State Forces.

Griffin Payne is a cyber security professional with over a decade in the field. We discussed topics surround Artificial Intelligence (A.I.), current events, theoretical thoughts, and details regarding the field of cyber security.

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