America’s Frontlines

In this episode

• Drawing from Hamilton's vision of "energy in the executive", Colonel Denny and Skip discuss how President Trump's decisive leadership is reshaping America's politics, policy, and perception of power. Energy, leadership, and the collapse of global institutions, can America still lead the free world? From Hamilton to Trump, the rebirth of American energy and power.
• We get a really goo dose of one liners from the colonel which is worth hearing
• Retired Navy Captain Paul Ryan talks about the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserves (ESGR)
• Navy veteran Theresa Robinson interviews another female veteran, this time from the Air Force
• And of course we get our regular dose of military history to keep us educated

In this episode:

• As the UN stumbles and strongmen rise, Colonel Denny and Skip explore how President Trump is taking peace into his own hands, and why the world can't stand it
• In the news, they discuss the potential end of the conflict in Gaza, the situation with ICE in a Chicago suburb, along with the war on drugs
• We get a dose of one-liners from the colonel to help us deal with all of the craziness 
• Our primary guest interview is John Richardson, from https://rncstore.com who talks about cancer and some things you may or may not know about especially things the Pharmaceutical industry may not want you to know.  Have you ever heard that cancer is a Metabolic Deficiency Disease just like Scurvy and Rickets?
• Some military history to help keep us smart
• Retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby let's us know about a cybersecurity issue with SharePoint being dealt with
• Of course we get a recap of the past weekends Service Academy football action with co-host Quinton Roberts and condolences on Air Forces being the only one losing this week.

In this episode

• Colonel Denny and Skip Coryell tackle the betrayal of America's allies who recognized a Palestinian state, and why rewarding terror threatens Israel, the U.S., and the West itself
• In the news segment, the colonel and Skip talk about the meeting between Secretary of War Hegseth, President Trump and the top ranking officers as well as the government shutdown
• Sorry no humor or one-liners due to the government shutdown...
• Colonel Denny interview Steve Wilson from HelpVet.net and what they provide to veterans, active service personnel and their families
• And of course in an effort to keep us educated about our history, we get to hear some more military history

• Colonel Denny and Skip explore media bias, the UN's rejection of the Epoch Times, and whether global institutions are bowing to Beijing
• In the news section the colonel and Skip talk about the F-74 along with shooting down Russian planes and Israeli Prime Minister's address to the UN
• The colonel takes another shot at some clever one liners to ease the tension a bit
• Primary guest is Mike Will from the US Deputy Sheriff's Association
• Of course we get our regular dose of military history including "a forgotten Civil War battle over something we take for granted - salt" along with some facts around the Vietnam War
• Retired Coast Guard Warrant Officer Roland Ashby gives us our weekly dose of Warrant Wisdom about the shutdown
• And it is Service Academy football time again so we get a deep dive into last weekend's games with Air Force Academy graduate Quinton Roberts as well as what this week looks like.

In this episode Colonel Denny is back on the scene and we change things up just a little bit:

• Skip discusses Erica Kirk's amazing memorial speech she gave about her husband Charlie Kirk and how we need to embrace it
• Then we will hear some informative discussion on current news events 
• The colonel lightens things up with a bit of humor which isn't too bad
• Colonel Denny discusses President Trump's address to the United Nations with Skip
• And of course in an effort to keep us educated about our history, we get to hear some more military history

The colonel is out "on special assignment" so Skip Coryell to taking care of business in this podcast, not to worry Colonel Denny will be back soon!!

• The primary guest are Fred Rhem, Sara Coryell, and the colonel who discuss the various educational systems and our future
• We get some more Warrant Wisdom from retired Coast Guard Warrant Officer Roland Ashby about the benefits of air shows among other things
• And it is Service Academy football time again so we get a deep dive into last weekend's games with Air Force Academy graduate Quinton Roberts as well as what this week looks like.
• We review September's Movie of the Month, Shadow Divers, with Diane Raver from the Garden State Film Festival
• Sorry no one-liners from the colonel or history so tune back in to get your dose in the next podcast!

In this episode

• Colonel Denny and Skip Coryell examine how National Guard deployments, from the southern border to Albuquerque's streets, are reshaping America's fight against crime and chaos
• We get some humor to lighten this up from the colonel
• Our guest interview in this podcast is an American farmer Adam LaLone where the colonel and he discuss the importance for Americans to support the American farmer, especially the local farmers with seasonal produce, and making sure our grocery stores know we want local over imported. He is also the founder of Patriot Foods
• It is also time once again for the Battle of the Month with retired Army General Chris Petty and if you get a chance check out Battle Digest which is a true passion of his
• And of course in an effort to keep us educated about our history, we get to hear some more military history

• Colonel Denny and Skip Coryell address the shocking murder of Charlie Kirk, the troubling reactions it sparked, and what it reveals about America's political and moral divide
• In the news section the colonel and Skip talk about the shocking statistics Tom Homan revealed regarding who ICE is arresting along with the situation that occurred on our US Naval Academy last week
• We get some well earned emotional relief with some humor from the colonel once again
• Primary guest is retired Coast Guard veteran and current mayor of Hudsonville, Michigan Mark Northrup
• Of course we get our regular dose of military history including hearing about the unanimous approval of something back in 1787 that we all appreciate even to this day, along with hearing about the bloodiest day in US military history, and the establishment of the US Air Force
• And it is Service Academy football time again so we get a deep dive into last weekend's games with Air Force Academy graduate Quinton Roberts as well as what this week looks like.