S.O.S. (Stories of Service) - Ordinary people who do extraordinary work
This channel confronts power, exposes institutional failure, and gives a platform to people willing to tell the truth when silence is easier and safer. We cover the stories the military, media, and influencers would rather bury, because reform does not happen without friction.
S.O.S. (Stories of Service) - Ordinary people who do extraordinary work
Latest Episodes
Women in combat: Have Drones Changed The Debate? | S.O.S. #283
Combat doesn’t care about your politics, your bio, or your social media takes. It cares whether you can think clearly under pressure, carry what you must carry, and keep moving when the plan breaks and the fight gets close. That’s where our con...
Who Are You When No One Is Watching? | S.O.S. #282
The most dangerous leadership failure rarely happens on a stage. It happens in a quiet moment when you can protect your reputation or protect your integrity and you pick the one that gets you promoted. I’m joined by John Constantin...
9/11: The Heroes We Forgot with Michael Gier | S.O.S. #281
We all remember what we lost on September 11th, 2001. But 25 years later, there’s another question that matters just as much: do we remember what rose? We sit down with award-winning filmmaker Michael Geyer, director and producer o...
Service Before Party: Ty Pinkins on War, Law & an Independent Run for U.S. Senate
A kid from the Mississippi Delta grows up chopping cotton, runs out of money in college, donates plasma to eat, and still believes he can lead. That’s the starting line for my conversation with Ty Pinkins, a 21-year U.S. Army veteran who served...
They Tried to Break Him. He Fought Back | S.O.S. #279
One of the hardest leadership tests isn’t combat, it’s standing up to your own institution when the truth becomes inconvenient. We sit down with retired Navy SEAL Captain Bradley Geary, a former commander in Naval Special Warfare, to talk about...
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