America’s Frontlines

In this episode of America’s Frontlines:

• Colonel Denny and Skip take a hard look at NATO—questioning whether the alliance is still fulfilling its mission. They examine burden-sharing, military readiness, and whether it’s time for the United States to rethink its role in defending Europe.
• Colonel Denny also breaks down the most pressing news stories affecting our daily lives, connecting the dots between global events and their impact here at home.
• As always, he brings his signature humor with a few well-timed one-liners to keep things balanced.
• This episode features Navy veteran Joshua Campau, who shares what inspired him to serve and reflects on his time in the Navy.
• We also hear from Marine veteran Gil Maza, a retired Border Patrol agent, as he joins Colonel Denny to discuss current challenges within the United States. Together, they explore the importance of staying focused on internal stability, including concerns around civil unrest and emerging threats.
• And of course, we wrap up with our regular look back at key moments in military history—because staying sharp means remembering how we got here.

In this episode of America’s Frontlines

• Colonel Denny and Skip explore rising tensions between the Vatican and U.S. policy—asking whether moral authority and national security are on a collision course as global conflict with Iran intensifies.
• They also break down a high-stakes geopolitical moment—from a U.S. naval blockade tightening pressure on Iran and disrupting China’s oil lifeline, to Cuba signaling its readiness to resist aggression, and major drug seizures at sea. It’s a wide-ranging look at the mounting pressure across today’s global security landscape.
• As always, Colonel Denny brings his signature humor with a few well-timed one-liners to keep things grounded.
• This episode features an extraordinary conversation with Drew Dix—the first enlisted Special Forces soldier to receive the Medal of Honor. After earning a battlefield commission to first lieutenant, he went on to retire as a major following a distinguished 20-year career, much of it in unconventional warfare. Following his military service, Drew continued supporting government programs and later operated an air service in Alaska. He is also the co-founder of the Center for American Values, dedicated to educating future generations on the importance of character, service, and doing what’s right for family, community, and country.
• Colonel Denny and Drew tackle critical topics including Iran and the evolving role of women in the military, offering perspective grounded in experience and service.
• We also bring you our regular military history refresher to keep you sharp.
• Retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby returns with more “Warrant Wisdom,” this time examining how modern warfare continues to evolve.
• And in a special segment, Navy veteran Theresa Robinson sits down with Air Force veteran Theresa Ergang to share insights, experiences, and the unique perspectives of women who have served.

In this episode of America’s Frontlines:

• Colonel Denny and Skip examine growing fractures within NATO—raising critical questions about whether disagreements over Iran, defense spending, and shared responsibility could put the future of the alliance at risk.
• Colonel Denny also breaks down the major news stories shaping our world today, offering insight into the issues that directly impact American security and daily life.
• As always, he brings his signature humor to lighten the mood and keep things in perspective.
• Our featured guest, Steve Goreham, joins the conversation to tackle a topic that’s reshaping the future: artificial intelligence. Known for taking on big issues like climate and energy, Steve now dives into the rapidly evolving world of AI—what it means, why it matters, and where it’s headed.
• It’s also time for the Battle of the Month with Chris Petty. This episode explores a pivotal moment that helped ignite the American Revolution—one that set the course for the nation’s founding.
• And we wrap up with our regular dose of military history—because staying sharp means understanding how we got to where we are today.

In this episode of America’s Frontlines:

• Colonel Denny and Skip take on a difficult and timely question: Why do some in the West appear to sympathize with Iran’s regime? They unpack the tension between ideology and reality, examining how moral narratives often collide with the harsh truths of a brutal theocracy.
• They also break down a rapidly escalating global landscape - from Iran launching missiles just minutes after a U.S.-backed ceasefire pause, to cartel drone attacks intensifying along the Mexican border. It’s a sobering look at how quickly modern threats are evolving - and what that means for American security and resolve.
• As always, a dose of humor helps keep things grounded and in perspective.
• This episode features an in-depth conversation with Jack Bergman, who shares his insights on leadership, national defense, and the challenges facing the nation.
• We’re also joined by retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby, delivering more of his signature “warrant wisdom.”
• And in a special segment, retired Army Brigadier General Chris Petty - best known for our Battle of the Month - steps out from behind the history to share his own story, offering a deeper look into his life, service, and journey.
• Plus, we close with our regular dose of military history - because understanding how we got here is essential to navigating what comes next.

In this episode of America’s Frontlines:

• Colonel Denny and Skip break down a fundamental question at the heart of today’s political debates: Is America a democracy - or a Constitutional Republic? They explore why the distinction matters and how it shapes current issues like federal power, the role of government, the Department of Education, and states’ rights.
• Colonel Denny also dives into the latest headlines, including the remarkable rescue of an F-15 crew shot down over Iran after more than 13,000 successful missions - a story of resilience, precision, and courage.
• As always, he brings his signature humor to keep things grounded and engaging.
• This week’s guest, Tom Norton - an Army veteran and current candidate for public office in Michigan - joins the conversation to share his perspective on service, leadership, and the challenges facing the nation today.
• And of course, we wrap with our regular dose of military history - because understanding the past keeps us sharp for the future.

In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip challenge the narrative behind recent anti-Trump protests—asking what’s really driving the outrage, and whether strong leadership is being mistaken for something it’s not.
• Colonel Denny and Skip break down a week of mounting strain on the global order—from the sudden removal of top U.S. Army generals during active operations against Iran, to NATO allies refusing support and raising questions about the alliance’s future, to China supplying missile fuel components to Tehran, and Hezbollah positioning for its next phase—revealing how fractures among allies and adversaries alike are reshaping the battlefield.
• Colonel Denny delivers more of his humor to help ease our minds.
• Our primary guest is Adam Miller from Concern Veterans for America
• Of course we get our regular dose of military history to help make sure we remember how we got where we are at today.
• Retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby delivers more of his Warrant Wisdom, this time around the resistance to Data Centers.
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In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip break down Iran’s expanding missile war across the Gulf—and why attacks on global energy hubs could trigger a wider conflict impacting America’s security and economy.
• The colonel discusses some of the most important news items impacting our daily lives.
• Of course we balance out our emotional state with a little humor.
• Our primary guest is retired Air Force Brigadier General John "Dragon" Teichert who talks about some really important stuff including his latest book entitled "In God I Trust".
• Its time again for Diane Raver from the Garden State Film Festival to report in as well.
• To keep us sharp, we get our normal dose of military history as well.

In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip break down China’s chokehold on rare earth minerals—critical to our military and economy—and why this hidden dependency may be one of America’s greatest strategic vulnerabilities.
• Colonel Denny and Skip break down a pivotal moment—from China’s rapid J-20 fighter expansion challenging U.S. airpower, to Israel striking Iran’s naval leadership near the Strait of Hormuz, to signs the Iran conflict may be reaching a turning point, and Hamas weighing disarmament that could determine Gaza’s future—revealing how military power and strategic decisions are reshaping the global balance.
• Of course, the colonel delivers more of his humor to help us stay positive.
• Our primary guest today is General Bentley Rayburn, the new leader of STARRS, the organization focused on getting our military back on track.
• We get our normal dose of military history to keep us sharp.
• And retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby delivers more of his warrant wisdom.