Part 2 of the Marty Skovlund Jr's story of his life of adventures in and out of the military.

Marty Skovlund Jr is a former Army Ranger, conflict journalist, author and podcast host of his show Subject Matter Expert. Marty's life journey is nothing short of an extraordinary example of never staying satisfied and always chasing the next big goal in life.

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Marty Skovlund Jr is a former Army Ranger, conflict journalist, author and podcast host of his show Subject Matter Expert. Marty's life journey is nothing short of an extraordinary example of never staying satisfied and always chasing the next big goal in life. 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 https://www.medevacpodcast.com/https://robertirvinefoundation.org/

The conclusion of the conversation with Chris RobishawFrom enlisting as a medic in 1987 to leading special operations units around the world, Chris has lived through some of the most defining moments of modern military history.We dive into his experiences in Desert Shield, Special Forces leadership, and the challenges of maintaining purpose after leaving the uniform behind. Chris shares candid thoughts on mental health, the “Ten-Day Theory”, post-service struggles, and how organizations like the Bird’s Eye View Project and Tip of the Spear Landmine Removal continue his mission of service

From enlisting as a medic in 1987 to leading special operations units around the world, Chris has lived through some of the most defining moments of modern military history.We dive into his experiences in Desert Shield, Special Forces leadership, and the challenges of maintaining purpose after leaving the uniform behind. Chris shares candid thoughts on mental health, the “Ten-Day Theory”, post-service struggles, and how organizations like the Bird’s Eye View Project and Tip of the Spear Landmine Removal continue his mission of serviceLearn 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

Blake opens up about his unexpected path into firefighting — from growing up in a military family, to facing an eating disorder in high school, to being medically discharged from the Air Force, and ultimately finding purpose in EMS and firefighting.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 https://www.medevacpodcast.com/https://robertirvinefoundation.org/

On this episode of the Medivac Podcast, we're joined by Marc Cresswell – Army veteran, flight paramedic, and disaster response hero. From Desert Storm training days to flying critically ill patients out of post-Katrina chaosLearn 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 https://www.medevacpodcast.com/https://robertirvinefoundation.org/Follow the show on Instagram and Twitter:IG: @medevacpodcastIG: @robertirvinefoundationDavid Reid - @davidreidiiiChristian Meyers - @jolly.christianTwitter: @medevacpodcast

Former Army Major and nurse Corey Campbell opens up about his military service, witnessing traumatic injuries during deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, and his path to emotional healing through introspection and ayahuasca.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 https://www.medevacpodcast.com/https://robertirvinefoundation.org/

David Reid and Christian Meyers welcome Rich Pindell, a 27-year Army veteran whose journey spans from tank gunner to infantryman to flight medic with the Oklahoma Army National Guard.From operating M60 tanks in the '80s to hoisting survivors during floods and wildfires, Rich shares hilarious, terrifying, and heartwarming stories from his decades of military service.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 https://www.medevacpodcast.com/https://robertirvinefoundation.org/