#50 Chris / Kristin Beck - Navy SEAL Transitions To Woman Then Back To Man

Episode #50 is one of the most important interviews you'll ever hear. Chris Beck is a retired Navy Seal with 20 years service & 15 deployments under his belt. Even with his Bronze Star with Valor, Chris wasn't only known for his skills behind the trigger, but for his brilliance in technology and engineering. Chris pioneered the mission planning systems for all of SOCOM, revolutionized the future of warfare with the "Iron Man" Project, and contracted for the Pentagon with a $600 million dollar research and development budget. Despite all of his accomplishments, Chris was facing demons in private. TBIs, PTSD, and a traumatic childhood sent Chris down a path to find out who he truly was. Through trauma and misguided agendas, Chris transitioned to a woman and after years of being pulled into this ideology, ultimately started the long journey to transitioning back into the man he always was. This episode explores his journey through an abusive childhood, the trans agenda, and the nuance of sexuality & biology. Chris's fiance' Courtney joins us and explains how gender dysphoria can endanger and influence children and how society has reached a breakpoint with these issues. Stick around until the end of the episode to learn how Chris sparing a life in combat may have set the stage for him to save his own and how thousands of others will be. Shawn Ryan Show Sponsors: https://mudwtr.com/shawn - USE CODE "SHAWN" https://hvmn.com - Use Code "SHAWN" https://betterhelp.com/shawn Chris Beck Links: Instagram | Twitter Please leave us a review on Apple & Spotify Podcasts. Vigilance Elite/Shawn Ryan Links: Website | Patreon | TikTok | Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Thank you very much for being so open and honest about such difficult material. The only issue I had with the entire podcast was the comparison to alcoholism. I’m an alcoholic. I haven’t drank in years. However if I did have a shot or a beer I would be dead or in jail within no time. Because I’m still an alcoholic and I ALWAYS will be. And that’s ok. It’s not my fault but it is my responsibility every single day to manage my alcoholism. It’s very dangerous to put out there that it goes away. I promise, I’ve done the research, it does not. I’m not one for commenting typically, definitely not complaining. I just really felt it was important to say something about it. Thank you for such a great podcast. I really enjoy the perspective