This week’s guest on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast is Josh Smith, Master Bladesmith and Founder of Montana Knife Company. From earning his Master Smith title at just 19 years old to building one of America’s fastest growing knife brands, Josh shares his journey of grit, craftsmanship, and relentless American ingenuity.

He and Logan Stark dive deep into the evolution of Montana Knife Company, why American manufacturing matters more than ever, and how passing down a knife is about much more than just steel, it's about legacy. This is a conversation about building, grinding, and never settling.

You don’t want to miss it.

This week’s guest on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast is Jason Tabansky: U.S. Army veteran, Paralympian, and Paris 2024 W1 Gold Medalist. Jason sits down with Logan Stark to talk about his journey from near-death spinal injury to standing atop the podium on the world’s biggest stage (The Olympics). From adaptive archery and the power of mental resilience to what it’s really like in the Paralympic Village, Jason’s story is a masterclass in grit, gratitude, and getting after it.

You don’t want to miss this one. A wild story, a gold medal, and zero excuses.

This week’s guest on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast is none other than Jarred Taylor. From Air Force TACP to founding member of BRCC, Jarred has been behind some of the most iconic moments in military media and veteran storytelling. He joins Logan Stark for a wide-ranging conversation covering everything from psychological warfare and sniper legends to aliens, pyramids, and how AI is changing everything.

It’s equal parts hilarious, wild, and unexpectedly insightful. Buckle up, this is Jarred Taylor at his finest.

This week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast, Logan Stark sits down with Evan Hafer for a deep dive into all things coffee, courage, and the human condition. From fourth-wave fermentation and brewing tips to the psychology of fear and fatherhood, this conversation covers it all. Evan breaks down why strong coffee isn’t just about caffeine, why archery teaches more than marksmanship, and how doing hard things might just be the key to a fulfilled life.

This one’s a ride—from roasting beans to rafting the Grand Canyon. You don’t want to miss it!

This week’s guest on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast is none other than Jim Miller, the most winningest fighter in UFC history. With 27 wins and counting, Jim has been a staple of the UFC since 2008. He sits down with Logan Stark just six weeks out from UFC 300 to talk about his legendary career, evolving as a fighter into his 40s, balancing life and fatherhood, and why the grind never stops. From the Octagon to the outdoors and everything in between, this is a raw and real conversation with one of the toughest guys to ever do it.

This week's guest on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast is Steve McCloud, author of “Black Dragon”, an in-depth account of the 2nd Battalion, 23rd Marines during the Pacific Campaign in WWII. Steve joins Logan Stark to talk about the incredible journey of these Marines, including the pivotal role they played at Iwo Jima, the incredible story of leadership and sacrifice, and the decade-long research journey Steve undertook to piece together this powerful narrative. Don’t miss this fascinating look into history, leadership, and the enduring spirit of the Marine Corps.

Host:

Find more about Logan Stark on socials @loganstark

Guests:

Steve McCloud: Founder of Trident Leadership, Author of Black Dragon

For information on PMEs, battlefield leadership experiences, or the 80th Anniversary Pacific Tour, visit TridentLeadership.com

Visit their website: www.tridentleadership.com

And check out their book: “Black Dragon: The Experience of a Marine Rifle Company in the Central Pacific”

https://www.amazon.com/Black-Dragon-Experience-Williams-Ford-University/dp/1648430171

We’re back! Marty Skovlund sits down with Brandon Young and Blayne Smith on this week’s Black Rifle Coffee Podcast for a conversation packed with stories of leadership, perseverance, and transition. Both Brandon and Blayne bring decades of experience from their time in the military—Brandon as an Army Ranger and Blayne as a Green Beret.

From their service during some of the most intense years of modern warfare to navigating careers in business and leadership development, this episode dives deep into what it means to lead, adapt, and keep pushing forward. Whether it's combat, sales, or building a team, the same principles apply.

Don't miss this one! It’s got everything from Ranger stories to the hard truths about transitioning out of the military and finding new purpose. Grab a cup of coffee and tune in!

Host:

Find more about Marty Skovlund on socials @martythewriter

And check out his book: “Send Me: The True Story of a Mother at War” https://a.co/d/ijYqfR3

Guests:

Find more about Brandon Young & Blayne Smith on socials: @blayneps

@Brandon.young14

@Appliedleadershippartners

Visit their website: www.appliedleadershippartners.com

And check out their book: “Perseverance > Endurance: Lead with Resilience. Grow Through Adversity. Win Together.” https://a.co/d/3rwqeVA

Join Logan Stark, a Marine Sniper with real-world combat experience, as he sits down with Royal Marine Commandos who traded in their rifles for cameras to bring their extraordinary military journeys to life on the big screen for their film Sunray: Fallen Soldier.