Win The Night Podcast

07/10/2025

New episode!

Josh joins Guest (and cousin!) Sgt. Arthur Cano in this episode of Win The Night.

With his three-year wedding anniversary approaching, Sgt. Cano opens up about his marriage, the wedding, and the significant changes in his personal life.

He and Josh also discuss his career in the Marine Corps, covering everything from his evolving perspective on leadership to what he hopes to see change in the future.

Josh sits down with his cousin, Sergeant Arthur Cano of the U.S. Marine Corps, for a personal two-year check-in on family, life, and service.🔔 Subscribe HER...

01/10/2025

We’re really not that different.

30/09/2025

Chapter 7 is here! 🎉 Josh sits down with returning guest Brandon for a much-needed check-in, one year after his last appearance.

They catch up on life changes, new perspectives, and plenty of laughs in a relaxed, honest conversation that feels more like two friends reconnecting than an interview. Don’t miss this fresh start to the season!

Link in bio or @ https://youtu.be/UL_ayxMAFqM

11/09/2025

Past or present Marines, you are invited to join us at Guthries Tavern to celebrate the Marine Corps 250th birthday this year!

https://invite.social/250th-marine-corps-birthday

We look forward to sharing memories, and strengthening our life long friendships. Come and represent your shop, and/or unit! Significant others allowed, Children allowed (with supervision).

Please inform on RSVP. Business casual attire recommend. RSVP to let us know if you can make it!

27/08/2025

10 years ago almost exactly to the day I walked off the grounds of Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego completely transformed. To this day there are mannerisms, habits, and standards that are permanently etched into my personality. Traits that make other people ask "why do you do/say that?" and other Marines say "yep, has to be." Throughout my career I often heard "Marines may leave the Marine Corps but the Marine Corps never leaves Marines", and now as a Marine Corps Veteran myself I understand why. The culture is unlike any other ive experienced. I always used to say that being on base was like being in an entirely different world. It was pretty difficult to relate to others when I first got out, and truth be told I dont think I'll ever be completely used to it. I am nothing but grateful for what the Marine Corps instilled in me. Growing up i experienced a lot of powerlessness with the divorce of my parents, and so becoming a Marine was the first action I took to reclaim control for that young boy that lost his family. I'd like to think in some ways I gave him another chance at having one.

Semper Fidelis,
Josh

23/08/2025

The days blur when you stop noticing them. They fold together, same rhythm, same pull, same script. But that sameness is a trick. A shortcut your brain leans on to coast through.

04/08/2025

🌊 • Coming 9.29 • Subscribe to ride the wave with us @ link in bio.

02/08/2025

How’s your weekend going?

How’s your weekend going? Great weather to get stuff done!

29/07/2025

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