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Jocko Podcast

Jocko Podcast

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Retired Navy SEAL, Jocko Willink and Director, Echo Charles discuss discipline and leadership in business, war, relationships and everyday life.

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  • 527: From Ego to Execution, and The Path to Command. With Nate Fry

    527: From Ego to Execution, and The Path to Command. With Nate Fry
    Feb 11 2026

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    Nathan Fry shares the hard lessons that shaped his journey from a frustrated young officer to a battalion commander in the Vermont National Guard. Through failures, second chances, elite mountain training, and combat leadership, he explains why mentorship matters, why ego gets leaders in trouble, and why preparing people — not just equipment — is what ultimately wins wars.



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    2 h y 30 m
  • Jocko Underground: How Can Jocko Not Step Up and Talk About America's Short-Comings?

    Jocko Underground: How Can Jocko Not Step Up and Talk About America's Short-Comings?
    Feb 9 2026

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    How Can Jocko Not Step Up and Talk About ICE and Their Actions? Dealing with favoritism in the workplace. Is getting a dog just added stress? Is it a good idea to bring a child into this world we live in today? How to find the "good" in illness.



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    21 m
  • 526: The 18 Things That Make You A Bad Soldier and a Bad Leader, In Battle and in Life.

    526: The 18 Things That Make You A Bad Soldier and a Bad Leader, In Battle and in Life.
    Feb 4 2026

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    Breaking down a 1951 U.S. Army research report based on interviews with 57 infantrymen fighting in Korean War. The episode pulls blunt, field-tested answers on what makes a good vs. poor combat man and leader—things like combat know-how, staying on task under pressure, remaining calm, taking care of gear, putting the team first, and giving clear, fair leadership. They connect those traits to everyday life and work: master your job, take quick appropriate action, control emotions, avoid selfishness and excuses, and build trust by sharing risk and being consistent.



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    1 h y 12 m
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Man jock o starts the podcast off with another great intro getting me right into the action!

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I liked how he is so clear on things. "how do I get better at pull-ups? YOU DO PULL-UPS!

Amazing story

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was definitely one if my top 15 jocko podcasts were very helpful 👌 I just wanna know what

got me thru work

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This podcast is amazing. I recommend to everyone I know it has helped me a lot with communication.

But it does so in a non boring way. Currently on podcast 145. I have a long way to go to catch up!

The website is really good and I have bought books through the website.

Really well done podcast! Thank you for getting after it Jocko, Echo, and all of the other people that made the production awesome.

This podcast is amazing.

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This outstanding podcast deploys military strategic, tactical, maneuvering, and more fine-grained situational skills, using his extensive Tier One Operator career USN SEAL - green-to-gold (enlisted warrior to officer leadership warrior), to demonstrate the near universal applicability of this “battle proven” approach to most any/every aspect of one’s life. His axioms, familiar to many who served in uniform, are actually exceedingly applicable and beneficial to the wider life we all live… from personal growth and development to friendships and marriage, from career objectives to lifestyle or athletic endeavors, and to a range of interpersonal situations. Of course, the military training and combat stories utilized are extremely interesting and frankly the principle reason I first tuned into the podcast; however, the extension of these narratives into areas as diverse as training in the gym, competition in sport, recreational activities, life-long learning, interpersonal relationships, individual internal growth, etc. are what round out his presentations. This interweaving of combat experience and the broader world of intra- and interpersonal affairs makes this effort not simply entertainment, but enlightenment. Admittedly, his initial series of podcasts are some of my favorites, because he pulls from his extensive collection of military historical texts, and current field manuals, with a rich intermingling of book quotes followed by his military experiences of a similar ilk, and then to how the same ethos, strategies, tactics, and skills are functional in one’s present life circumstances. By all appearances (I don’t personally know the man), he comes across as an honest, honorable, humble, and learned individual. Still learning, as we all should so long as we have breathe and the gift of life. It matters not if you’re 12 years old, 24 yrs. old, 48 yrs. old, 65 yrs. old, or well into your 80’s, with modifications to fit your circumstances, the insights, guidance, and approach to life is applicable to YOU.

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