In Theater Podcast

09/11/2021

For 10 years I’ve thought about the dog man. I can now affirm that I didn’t imagine it.

Possible he had some medical issue, which is a shame. But also interesting that in a place like that, where medical issues are so common, there’s seems to be less stigma and social significance. Dude was just one of the villagers - drinking some chai, yelling at a goat or two.

04/11/2021

In this episode I chatted with Eric Herrera, a former combat engineer primarily engaged in route clearance missions.

Today we chatted with Eric Herrera, a former combat engineer primarily engaged in route clearance missions.Website: http://www.intheaterpodcast.comPodcast:Ap...

25/05/2021

Season 2 coming soon. Send me y'alls vets/stories!

27/10/2020

A snippet from the episode "Urges," and a glimpse into the strange, taboo, and unknown world of Afghanistan.
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25/10/2020

Just published part 2 of my conversation with Rachelle. Boy, some very raunchy things were discussed. Don't listen out loud at work (unless your work is the military lol). The conversation can be found at https://www.intheaterpodcast.com/listen-now

Today's guest is the author of two blogs, a mother, a full-time businesswoman, and a Marine Corps Veteran that loves writing, sarcasm, cold microbrews, literature, cooking, and crafting. Today we’re talking with Rachelle.
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10/10/2020

Today’s guest popped out to me on Instagram. It was a picture of her using the HIIDE system, which is something I discussed in a previous episode with Jacob Krupp. On one of her blogs, she describes herself much better than I could, so I will read from that.

Quote: "I am the proud author of two blogs - my personal (you are here now) and a Female Marine representative for The Enlisted Club (theenlistedclub.com).

I guess if you summarize me you could say that I am a mother, full-time businesswoman and Marine Corps Veteran (3531) that loves writing, sarcasm, cold microbrews, literature, cooking, and crafting.

I am not a representative of ALL Female Marines, but I am hoping to be the one that helps create a community for ALL women.” End quote

We had a great conversation that will be divided into multiple parts. I love chatting with creative veterans. In this episode, we’ll be getting to know her a little better, and supplying context for the consecutive parts. Today we’re talking with Rachelle.

You can check out the episode by clicking here: https://www.intheaterpodcast.com/listen-now

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02/10/2020

Today’s guest was in the Army for 26 years and had multiple deployments, including a deployment in support of Operation Desert Storm. During his time in service he spent time as a combat medic and a recruiter. He retired from active duty in 2016. He currently resides in Paducah, Kentucky, where on April 22, 2018, he founded Project Diehard, whose stated goal is “To bring public awareness to veteran su***de and to assist veterans in coping with the stress and difficulties in transitioning from active duty military to civilian life.” Today we’re chatting with Brian Gibson.

You can find this episode here: https://www.intheaterpodcast.com/listen-now

ProjectDiehard's website can be found here: https://projectdiehard.org

03/09/2020

Deployment is a strange thing. This is the third and final episode of our three-part series on Jacob Krupp.

You've heard of it raining frogs, you've heard of it raining cats and dogs, but have you heard of it raining goats? You have now.

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01/09/2020

Final episode with Jacob Krupp, "Raining Goats" comes out on Thursday.

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27/08/2020

Part two of our three-part series with Jacob Krupp

Part 2 Today’s guest was an infantryman in the 2nd Infantry Regiment, which, at the time of his deployment was in the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division. He deployed to Fob Anbar in Ghazni Province, Afghanistan. We recorded this episode in the comfort of my kitchen while drinking beer ...

26/08/2020

A glimpse into FOB Andar, as described in part one of our series on Jacob Krupp.

During their deployment, the battalion conducted 2200 patrols and were able to kill or capture more than 250 insurgents and discovered 11 weapons cache.

Part two is available tomorrow.

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21/08/2020

I apologize for the months-long hiatus, but now we’re back in action. Today’s guest was an infantryman in the 2nd Infantry Regiment, which, at the time of his deployment was in the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division. He deployed to Fob Anbar in Ghazni Province, Afghanistan. We recorded this episode in the comfort of my kitchen while drinking beer and whiskey. Testosterone was high my friends. The stories were flowing. This is the first episode of a three-part series. Jacob Krupp

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