0:00 - ButcherBox ad 2:43 - Personal Defense Network ad 6:19 - Nikki Selby introduction 7:59 - Podcast starts 8:17 - Nikki's going hunting for the first time via the hunting recruitment project 9:52 - SHOT show 10:33 - Nikki works for Combat Medical Systems 11:12 - Military acronym languages 11:37 - Personal benefits of hunting 12:42 - Opportunities to hunt in SoCal and traveling to hunt 13:46 - Andy recounts his elk experiences 14:55 - Nikki is rifle hunting and describes her upbringing and military career 19:33 - Recruiters (tangent) 22:52 - Nikki's MECEP pipeline 24:58 - Andy loses the rank battle and describes his officer schooling 26:15 - Nikki had an accidentally-induced heart attack 30:45 - Being an O-1 is the worst rank 31:42 - Nurses eat their own 32:31 - Nikki's first job as a nurse and end of life care 33:58 - Military personnel's exposure to carcinogens and other environmental hazards 38:00 - How Andy learned about Nikki and his stalker tendencies on social media 39:24 - Nikki's experience in Search and Rescue (SAR) school 44:20 - The V-22 Osprey's track record of killing people 46:19 - Nikki's journey to rescue swimmer school and eventually MECEP 49:30 - Nikki's experience in undergraduate/nursing school through the program 51:58 - The various methods of having the military pay for your education 53:25 - Andy wants to make knives with his GI bill 53:52 - Nikki's return to the Navy as a nurse 55:45 - Military nursing scheduling and its effects on you mentally 57:39 - How Nikki ended up overseas (the Haitian earthquake) 1:03:30 - The clusterf*ck that was the humanitarian effort in Haiti 1:09:25 - Nikki's role on her assigned ship in Haiti 1:11:28 - Nikki's return to the States and almost immediate redeployment to Afganistan 1:15:13 - Nikki's deployment in Afganistan with incomplete training 1:20:02 - Nikki's first patient in Afganistan 1:25:07 - Lessons learned in Afganistan 1:26:58 - The military sending unproperly trained personnel to deployment 1:28:34 - Resuscitation 1:31:30 - Nikki's worst day on deployment in Afganistan 1:33:29 - Penile IED injuries/loss (tangent) 1:36:43 - Overuse/misuse of the ER 1:37:57 - Nikki's career after her deployment 1:42:23 - How Nikki got into treating COVID patients in New York and her experience there 1:49:08 - How COVID really was vs how it was being portrayed by the media 1:52:03 - Nikki's thoughts on COVID 1:54:20 - Obesity 1:55:40 - The 2nd and 3rd order effects on people due to COVID (poverty, mental health, etc.) 1:59:06 - Division in the medical community over COVID 2:00:42 - Thoughts on the COVID vaccine 2:04:00 - Andy's COVID testing/quarantine and questioning the narrative 2:06:34 - Nikki's decision to retire after 24 years of service 2:08:10 - Andy nerds out on skydiving 2:12:20 - They both nerd out on aviation 2:14:36 - Nikki's experience doing long-range shooting 2:17:15 - Where Nikki is working these days 2:19:32 - Nikki's military experience as a woman 2:22:13 - Would Nikki recommend military service for women 2:23:20 - The military isn't for everyone 2:25:04 - Raising soft people in soft conditions 2:27:42 - The overemphasis of the social aspect of politics and meeting in the middle 2:29:27 - Closing thoughts, how to find Nikki (@fly_girl_rn on IG), random Montana travel tips These are the last timestamps of 2020. Pretty wild to think about. The first part of the year I was a nobody studying for/applying to medical school. Now, I'm the lowest tier of RUclips notoriety, the timestamp guy. Thanks for the good times in 2020. Here's to (hopefully) better times in 2021. Have a great week folks and Happy New Year!
I'm a fairly reserved Brit but it is hard not to find an intelligent, courageous, articulate and compassionate woman like Nikki very beguiling. Wish the world had many more Nikki's.
As a long time listener, and one of the minority women, it was great to hear her story again I first heard her on Mike Drop. Keep up the amazing content! Much support!!
That's funny. I follow & love Mike Ritland. MR is hilarious! Being a strong Asian woman, say it as is. No BS & No garbage! Nikki is amazing! She is so humble which made her even more beautiful!
The care I received during my MEDEVAC made me go into EMS when I retired. The amount of care and respect I received as a patient on a bird (rotary/fixed wing) was phenomenal and I love everyone of them
This interview with Retired Lieutenant Commander Selby was super interesting! What an incredible career she has had! I can't wait to see what she does next! Thank you for the video!
Thank you for bringing her on as a guest; a truly impressive woman who has lived an incredible life. As always, fantastic content and excellent discussion.
I did 4 months in the Balboa Oncology Ward in 1996 getting 38 shots of radiation for Hodgkins Lymphoma when I was a 20 year old Airmen. They took excellent care of me and made it possible for me to finish my 20 in the Air Force. Thanks to Nikki and every medical professional for what you do.
God bless you. That must of been harsh back then. I was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma last year and after the 1st two treatments my pet scan showed no signs of cancer. Still had to finish the ABVD treatment for the next 5 months & minor radiation on a small part of my chest. I got the new "B" chemo medicine because they found out the old one was giving ppl lung cancers. Big shout out the ppl who got experimental trial chemo treatments in then past, I feel like I got cancer at the right time when all the ways to exterminate the one I have, have already been figured out. Super grateful.
@@KiwiAntz56 Bravo and good luck to you! The medical treatments for cancer have improved so much since I went through it and everyone I know who had Hodgkins has beaten it, so the odds are strongly in your favor. I volunteered for an experimental college protocol program to compare results of radiation only vice chemo and radiation. I won the coin toss and only had to do the radiation. Other than my hair falling out in the back like Wild Thing from Major League, some short term pulmonary effects later, and the radiation burning the hair and skin off my arm pits (which scored me a uniform waiver, so no complaints), I consider myself the luckiest of the lucky. The bone marrow biopsy was 1000x worse than the treatment! Stay strong, kick cancers ass, and be sure to thank your med pros for the work they do for us.
@@djdavies7556 Glad that you’re doing better. Thank you for taking part in that program. When I was diagnosed they told me not to worry because it is the most curable cancer now. My stage 4 wasn’t that bad considering I’m in my late 20s & in good shape. My anesthesiologist made sure they did the bone marrow biopsy while I was already alseep/under the knife for my lymph node biopsy luckily! Radiation has advanced a lot. The only side effect I had was a sunburn on my chest & back. My doc is confident my next pet scan will still show no signs of cancer. Thanks for sharing your story.
@@KiwiAntz56 Aw, you lucky bastard! I have a high tolerance for pain killers, so despite getting 4x the normal amount of lidocaine shots, I still felt everything. Nothing like feeling a giant ass needle punching through the back of your pelvis and striking the inside of the bone on the other side. I saw red, buried my fist elbow deep in the wall, and my doc jumped back. I look back in radical pain, covered in sweat, see and feel the blood running down my ass cheek, a big ass needle sticking out of my lower back, and my doc, a Navy Captain, is standing about six feet back, also covered in sweat and breathing heavily, eyes huge and he asks, "you good bro?" I couldn't help but laugh at the craziness as I laid there with my fist in the adjacent room, impaled face down on a medical bed, and a Navy O-6 scared shitless that I might leap off the bed and stab him with the needle sticking out of my ass. He was a great doctor and officer and we had a lot of fun laughs about it afterwards.
I am physically disabled and a veteran (not service connected) and I have a disease that slowly degrades your muscles. I know what's ahead for me and it aint pretty, but I choose to remain positive rather than negative. Sure I have my frustrating days when I just want to scream but it's more enjoyable to look for the fun in life. Family has a HUGE impact on your mental well being and in that regard I am truly blessed.
Who listens to the 2.5 hours of this podcast and then gives it a thumbs down?? No way they listened to the entire pod right? For the record @ Cleared Hot Podcast, it ROCKED per usually. Who would not enjoy listening to Nikki Selby, commies that is who :)
Sheesh Andy i had the same Nerve Conduction study done on both elbows and my neck. They use either ceramic or porcelain needles with wires attached to them and poke and poke and poke away while listening to the awful sound the machine makes. That its the most painful and annoying test I've done to this day. Id rather get a root canal any day of the week over another one of those.
Was not a fan of ospreys. Fast roping out of them was something else too lol. Fast roping out of 46s or 53s you’re going straight down. Going out of ospreys, the rope flies out almost above a 45 degree angle out the back. First man out doesn’t even have his feet on the rope.
If you enlist 09S you go straight into being an officer after basic. There are options, giving advice on doing the research is super important. Also realizing the military changes daily is very important for prior service. Fact check the recruiter and your prior service friends helping you.
She’s a legit badass and a hero. And like Andy extremely humble. As a female hunter I enjoy hearing other women getting into hunting, I’d invite her hunting on our property but it’s in Florida and no sane person wants to come here. But we fill our freezer every year and yes we absolutely save so much money at the grocery store like Andy said, it’s nice to cruise right by the meat section.
Another great show . Playing catch up on your podcasts.. Andy first guy that gets GI bill to pay for knife building with a tennis instructor side line. Awesome Lady much Respect
Black horse forge in VA does classes for VETS and LEO'S for blacksmithing. I know that's a hike for you coming from Montana but looks like an awesome place, I know there's other places that are accredited and accept the Chapter 33 GI Bill just haven't looked that much onto it. Learned that on Forged in fire actually lol Ben Abbot talked about it when they did the Judges challenge series
DAmn she was in the shit trying to save young men blown apart during the battle of sangin. Logan stark of brcc made a documentary about that, called, For the 25. We could all learn something from her and the shit she had to overcome. Solid human being, when pushed to the limit your true colors come out and she was the most expensive paint you can imagine.
Excellent interview! Thank you for having the guts to speak openly about the low life liberal governors and mayors who destroyed countless businesses and lives as a result of their horrible lockdowns, while they are getting pay raises, and keep enjoying their lives as if nothing is happening! Also, loved your stories about deployments in some rat hole places. Would be great if more Americans had a chance to do the same to to appreciate all the great things America is offering!!
In today's episode of cleared hot we watch Mr Andy Stumpf give himself the worst case of blue balls he's ever had. His reaction when he learned she skydives...hilarious. Awesome pod. Love this episode. What an awesome amazing person. Great story. Going to follow her now.
I appreciate you having another female on here! I am always trying to find podcasts that have go getter females, especially females that are/were in the military, and it is kind of hard so this was much appreciated😄
So after listening to this convo - awesome as usual, Andy! - I went and typed "Nikki Selby" into Google and in the Google's recommended search results, the third one from the top was "Nikki Selby husband"... hmmm, I'm sure there is the queue, people, relax!
Had a similar situation with CC and Detailer coming off submarines wanting to go recruiting. I wanted recruiting and was told no and was headed to Groton to work on subs my whole shore duty. Long and short, I went recruiting 😉
There is an undeniable chemistry between these two. I see a future of them together. To Nikki, you are not a nobody. You are a fantastic woman who had an awesome career of accomplishments during your time in the Navy. Thank you for your service.
If you're interested in learning more about bladesmithing, I highly recommend checking out the American Bladesmithing Society school in Arkansas. No idea if GI Bill will cover it but if you want to go from novice to proficient in the shortest amount of time, that's where I'd go.
@ClearedHot, great job! Cool podcast and awesome to hear about that side of things from your guest! I didn’t realize you have drop foot. I have that as well and have had many a nerve conduction test. Do you wear a brace or anything for it? Has definitely changed the way I do things and I look quite hilarious running.
*Here in China - the origin of this whole mess - the COVID-19 scare has ironically ended.* Social distancing ended ages ago, kids returned to school & people returned to work months back, and masks are only worn in big public areas (e.g. airports & train stations), if the store requires (Apple, yes; Starbucks, no), or if the person wants to (roughly 1/4 of elderly & people on the street do, the rest don't).
I’m gonna be 30 next year and have a bachelors degree... is it a no brainer to go the officer route or join enlisted? I always figured I would join enlisted and work my way up but since they mentioned it now I’m thinking I should go officer 100%
Not that my opinion matters since I don’t know you, but after 20 years enlisted, go officer. There is no money on our side of the house. While active or when leaving.
Holy shit!! I'm 10 minutes into the actual interview & this "interview" has went 17 different directions & not one storyline has been finished entirely! I'm not sure if I should continue or just stop watching now..... Nikki has an amazing story & does very few interviews, yet I'm afraid I end this with a ton of unanswered questions / stories because not one single story is completed! 🤔 🤷♂️
@Nikki as long as you're in an accredited school with a degree program, so college, Chapter 33 GI Bill will pay 100% of your flight school rotary or fixed wing
ANDY, that would have been great to get her on and Tiffany from Drinkin Broettes on... I believe they have some similar backgrounds and different in other areas.... just a thought...
This chick has talked more about applying for different programs, application processes, and interviews than everyone who’s ever been on this podcast combined... feel like I’m actually listening to an interview for some loophole she’s found for the military’s retired podcast program lol
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0:00 - ButcherBox ad
2:43 - Personal Defense Network ad
6:19 - Nikki Selby introduction
7:59 - Podcast starts
8:17 - Nikki's going hunting for the first time via the hunting recruitment project
9:52 - SHOT show
10:33 - Nikki works for Combat Medical Systems
11:12 - Military acronym languages
11:37 - Personal benefits of hunting
12:42 - Opportunities to hunt in SoCal and traveling to hunt
13:46 - Andy recounts his elk experiences
14:55 - Nikki is rifle hunting and describes her upbringing and military career
19:33 - Recruiters (tangent)
22:52 - Nikki's MECEP pipeline
24:58 - Andy loses the rank battle and describes his officer schooling
26:15 - Nikki had an accidentally-induced heart attack
30:45 - Being an O-1 is the worst rank
31:42 - Nurses eat their own
32:31 - Nikki's first job as a nurse and end of life care
33:58 - Military personnel's exposure to carcinogens and other environmental hazards
38:00 - How Andy learned about Nikki and his stalker tendencies on social media
39:24 - Nikki's experience in Search and Rescue (SAR) school
44:20 - The V-22 Osprey's track record of killing people
46:19 - Nikki's journey to rescue swimmer school and eventually MECEP
49:30 - Nikki's experience in undergraduate/nursing school through the program
51:58 - The various methods of having the military pay for your education
53:25 - Andy wants to make knives with his GI bill
53:52 - Nikki's return to the Navy as a nurse
55:45 - Military nursing scheduling and its effects on you mentally
57:39 - How Nikki ended up overseas (the Haitian earthquake)
1:03:30 - The clusterf*ck that was the humanitarian effort in Haiti
1:09:25 - Nikki's role on her assigned ship in Haiti
1:11:28 - Nikki's return to the States and almost immediate redeployment to Afganistan
1:15:13 - Nikki's deployment in Afganistan with incomplete training
1:20:02 - Nikki's first patient in Afganistan
1:25:07 - Lessons learned in Afganistan
1:26:58 - The military sending unproperly trained personnel to deployment
1:28:34 - Resuscitation
1:31:30 - Nikki's worst day on deployment in Afganistan
1:33:29 - Penile IED injuries/loss (tangent)
1:36:43 - Overuse/misuse of the ER
1:37:57 - Nikki's career after her deployment
1:42:23 - How Nikki got into treating COVID patients in New York and her experience there
1:49:08 - How COVID really was vs how it was being portrayed by the media
1:52:03 - Nikki's thoughts on COVID
1:54:20 - Obesity
1:55:40 - The 2nd and 3rd order effects on people due to COVID (poverty, mental health, etc.)
1:59:06 - Division in the medical community over COVID
2:00:42 - Thoughts on the COVID vaccine
2:04:00 - Andy's COVID testing/quarantine and questioning the narrative
2:06:34 - Nikki's decision to retire after 24 years of service
2:08:10 - Andy nerds out on skydiving
2:12:20 - They both nerd out on aviation
2:14:36 - Nikki's experience doing long-range shooting
2:17:15 - Where Nikki is working these days
2:19:32 - Nikki's military experience as a woman
2:22:13 - Would Nikki recommend military service for women
2:23:20 - The military isn't for everyone
2:25:04 - Raising soft people in soft conditions
2:27:42 - The overemphasis of the social aspect of politics and meeting in the middle
2:29:27 - Closing thoughts, how to find Nikki (@fly_girl_rn on IG), random Montana travel tips
These are the last timestamps of 2020. Pretty wild to think about. The first part of the year I was a nobody studying for/applying to medical school. Now, I'm the lowest tier of RUclips notoriety, the timestamp guy. Thanks for the good times in 2020. Here's to (hopefully) better times in 2021. Have a great week folks and Happy New Year!
High five
@@mikedudley9975 I see your high five and raise you an even higher six
The peoples champ!
Michael Nguyen, peace be upon him
Mvp
I'm a fairly reserved Brit but it is hard not to find an intelligent, courageous, articulate and compassionate woman like Nikki very beguiling. Wish the world had many more Nikki's.
She’s a different breed. Ton of respect and a great podcast Andy
There’s times in life when you realise how much people have given, Andy. She’s one of them. Respect to you both
As a long time listener, and one of the minority women, it was great to hear her story again I first heard her on Mike Drop. Keep up the amazing content! Much support!!
That's funny. I follow & love Mike Ritland. MR is hilarious! Being a strong Asian woman, say it as is. No BS & No garbage! Nikki is amazing! She is so humble which made her even more beautiful!
The care I received during my MEDEVAC made me go into EMS when I retired. The amount of care and respect I received as a patient on a bird (rotary/fixed wing) was phenomenal and I love everyone of them
That’s awesome!
Super impressed with Nikki and her story...again Andy you step up to the plate and hit it out of the park with your guest choice.
I wish i had a dollar for every time Andy pulls the "if our lives depended on me using a radar scope were both dead" i would be set for life
Literally read this as he said this word for word
I’ll do my best to not say it again
@@ClearedHotPodcast holy shit, andy responding too comments. Revolutionary
Please say it I laugh every time. So many friends say the exact thing from the military. If I had to use what I trained for we would all die.
@@ClearedHotPodcast Nooooo please dont stop😂 I laugh every time
This interview with Retired Lieutenant Commander Selby was super interesting! What an incredible career she has had! I can't wait to see what she does next! Thank you for the video!
Lt. Commander Selby- thank you for sharing your story/impressive military career.
Thank you for bringing her on as a guest; a truly impressive woman who has lived an incredible life. As always, fantastic content and excellent discussion.
One of my favorites so far. Great job by Andy and Nikki.
I'm not sure how it is that I missed this, but I'm happy to stumble upon it. Nikki seems like a cool person. Thanks for this Andy!
I did 4 months in the Balboa Oncology Ward in 1996 getting 38 shots of radiation for Hodgkins Lymphoma when I was a 20 year old Airmen. They took excellent care of me and made it possible for me to finish my 20 in the Air Force. Thanks to Nikki and every medical professional for what you do.
God bless you. That must of been harsh back then. I was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma last year and after the 1st two treatments my pet scan showed no signs of cancer. Still had to finish the ABVD treatment for the next 5 months & minor radiation on a small part of my chest. I got the new "B" chemo medicine because they found out the old one was giving ppl lung cancers. Big shout out the ppl who got experimental trial chemo treatments in then past, I feel like I got cancer at the right time when all the ways to exterminate the one I have, have already been figured out. Super grateful.
@@KiwiAntz56 Bravo and good luck to you! The medical treatments for cancer have improved so much since I went through it and everyone I know who had Hodgkins has beaten it, so the odds are strongly in your favor. I volunteered for an experimental college protocol program to compare results of radiation only vice chemo and radiation. I won the coin toss and only had to do the radiation. Other than my hair falling out in the back like Wild Thing from Major League, some short term pulmonary effects later, and the radiation burning the hair and skin off my arm pits (which scored me a uniform waiver, so no complaints), I consider myself the luckiest of the lucky. The bone marrow biopsy was 1000x worse than the treatment! Stay strong, kick cancers ass, and be sure to thank your med pros for the work they do for us.
@@djdavies7556 Glad that you’re doing better. Thank you for taking part in that program. When I was diagnosed they told me not to worry because it is the most curable cancer now. My stage 4 wasn’t that bad considering I’m in my late 20s & in good shape. My anesthesiologist made sure they did the bone marrow biopsy while I was already alseep/under the knife for my lymph node biopsy luckily! Radiation has advanced a lot. The only side effect I had was a sunburn on my chest & back. My doc is confident my next pet scan will still show no signs of cancer. Thanks for sharing your story.
@@KiwiAntz56 Aw, you lucky bastard! I have a high tolerance for pain killers, so despite getting 4x the normal amount of lidocaine shots, I still felt everything. Nothing like feeling a giant ass needle punching through the back of your pelvis and striking the inside of the bone on the other side. I saw red, buried my fist elbow deep in the wall, and my doc jumped back. I look back in radical pain, covered in sweat, see and feel the blood running down my ass cheek, a big ass needle sticking out of my lower back, and my doc, a Navy Captain, is standing about six feet back, also covered in sweat and breathing heavily, eyes huge and he asks, "you good bro?" I couldn't help but laugh at the craziness as I laid there with my fist in the adjacent room, impaled face down on a medical bed, and a Navy O-6 scared shitless that I might leap off the bed and stab him with the needle sticking out of my ass. He was a great doctor and officer and we had a lot of fun laughs about it afterwards.
@@djdavies7556 Sounds painful haha.
I am physically disabled and a veteran (not service connected) and I have a disease that slowly degrades your muscles. I know what's ahead for me and it aint pretty, but I choose to remain positive rather than negative. Sure I have my frustrating days when I just want to scream but it's more enjoyable to look for the fun in life. Family has a HUGE impact on your mental well being and in that regard I am truly blessed.
Just watched this. Great interview (as usual:) and very intelligent, brave and well spoken person to interview. Gutsy as hell, too!! Thank you!
Who listens to the 2.5 hours of this podcast and then gives it a thumbs down?? No way they listened to the entire pod right? For the record @ Cleared Hot Podcast, it ROCKED per usually. Who would not enjoy listening to Nikki Selby, commies that is who :)
I hope Ms. Selby writes a book. She has lived a very interesting life full of challenges and more people should hear her story. Very inspiring.
Saw her on Mike Drop. But you’re god damn right ima watch this woman again
Same and could not agree more, she is an AMAZING women! Very impressive and so humble
@@mikemarfell6943 Yessir. Preach!
Awesome show! It was really cool hearing about the medical side of the military as well as the retrospective on covid from the initial surge.
Yet, another great interview! What a remarkable career Nikki. Thank you!
I like the way you guys have me remembering back to my Navy days. I thought electronics was boring back then and you remind me of that now.
Great Podcast. A different perspective...
It was engaging...thank u again...
Sheesh Andy i had the same Nerve Conduction study done on both elbows and my neck. They use either ceramic or porcelain needles with wires attached to them and poke and poke and poke away while listening to the awful sound the machine makes. That its the most painful and annoying test I've done to this day. Id rather get a root canal any day of the week over another one of those.
Thank you for your service
Enjoyed her with Mike Ritland a few months ago. Thanks Andy and have a great 2021 ! Danny Hayes
Andy should have C.W. Lemoine on. Would be some great conversation!
Fighter pilot podcast (Vincent Aiello) is some great content too 👍 I like the way the pilots' brains work
I’ve thought that for a while now. Mover or Gonky would definitely be a great podcast.
@@jamses23 or both
Great idea hope it happens
@@jamses23you have predicted the future... mover and gonky show is now on.
Was not a fan of ospreys. Fast roping out of them was something else too lol. Fast roping out of 46s or 53s you’re going straight down. Going out of ospreys, the rope flies out almost above a 45 degree angle out the back. First man out doesn’t even have his feet on the rope.
There is a benefit if you join the Guard your time starts the day you enlist! Go that route if you want to knock out time before training.
If you enlist 09S you go straight into being an officer after basic. There are options, giving advice on doing the research is super important. Also realizing the military changes daily is very important for prior service. Fact check the recruiter and your prior service friends helping you.
this was a great pod cast please have her back on
She’s a legit badass and a hero. And like Andy extremely humble. As a female hunter I enjoy hearing other women getting into hunting, I’d invite her hunting on our property but it’s in Florida and no sane person wants to come here. But we fill our freezer every year and yes we absolutely save so much money at the grocery store like Andy said, it’s nice to cruise right by the meat section.
The podcast makes Monday better! Thank you!
My dads been fighting the VA for a few years (been out of the army for 25) about the burn pits & uranium exposure from tank explosions
I deployed with her with 1st Med Bn. I was stationed at the STP at FOB Jackson in Sangin. We definitely saw a lot off casualties.
Its the second podcast i see with her and she his awsome i lover her story
Mike Ritland did a Mike drop pod with her and it was awesome.
IV dose of epinephrine for anafylaxis is 0.05mg so it was 50x dose.
Another great show . Playing catch up on your podcasts.. Andy first guy that gets GI bill to pay for knife building with a tennis instructor side line. Awesome Lady much Respect
Black horse forge in VA does classes for VETS and LEO'S for blacksmithing. I know that's a hike for you coming from Montana but looks like an awesome place, I know there's other places that are accredited and accept the Chapter 33 GI Bill just haven't looked that much onto it. Learned that on Forged in fire actually lol Ben Abbot talked about it when they did the Judges challenge series
DAmn she was in the shit trying to save young men blown apart during the battle of sangin. Logan stark of brcc made a documentary about that, called, For the 25.
We could all learn something from her and the shit she had to overcome. Solid human being, when pushed to the limit your true colors come out and she was the most expensive paint you can imagine.
great session, she is a great guest...
I cannot believe anyone would hit the dislike button on this podcast. Trolls
Great podcast! Especially towards the end. I think we can use a step back and a deep breath. ✌
Her laugh is infectious. In a good way.
Great podcast like most other Cleared Hot episodes. How is the Cleared Hot podcast not drawing a lot more subscribers, views, likes, etc.? Well done.
Excellent interview! Thank you for having the guts to speak openly about the low life liberal governors and mayors who destroyed countless businesses and lives as a result of their horrible lockdowns, while they are getting pay raises, and keep enjoying their lives as if nothing is happening! Also, loved your stories about deployments in some rat hole places. Would be great if more Americans had a chance to do the same to to appreciate all the great things America is offering!!
Awesome! What a terrific story.
Osprey 4x the rotorwash, no autorotation, and reliant on active controls due to shared gearbox.
The Raider 7. Helicopter crash that killed a whole team from MARSOC. Actually happened two years in a row with that same team if I’m not mistaken.
In today's episode of cleared hot we watch Mr Andy Stumpf give himself the worst case of blue balls he's ever had.
His reaction when he learned she skydives...hilarious.
Awesome pod. Love this episode. What an awesome amazing person. Great story. Going to follow her now.
I appreciate you having another female on here! I am always trying to find podcasts that have go getter females, especially females that are/were in the military, and it is kind of hard so this was much appreciated😄
Have you watched drinkin broettes? You may have to check the playlists for the podcast channel of Drinkin Bros to find it on youtube.
Mike Ritlands Podcast - Mike Drop he has some females on there too.
So after listening to this convo - awesome as usual, Andy! - I went and typed "Nikki Selby" into Google and in the Google's recommended search results, the third one from the top was "Nikki Selby husband"... hmmm, I'm sure there is the queue, people, relax!
Great Podcast !!! Happy New Years !! Stay Strong and Be Safe !!!
Awesome guest 👍👍
Had a similar situation with CC and Detailer coming off submarines wanting to go recruiting. I wanted recruiting and was told no and was headed to Groton to work on subs my whole shore duty. Long and short, I went recruiting 😉
Awesome work.
Andy please try to get Taya Kyle on the podcast. She would be a great guest.
There are some helicopter flight schools relatively close to you. Missoula and Belgrade aren't super far away.
There is an undeniable chemistry between these two. I see a future of them together. To Nikki, you are not a nobody. You are a fantastic woman who had an awesome career of accomplishments during your time in the Navy. Thank you for your service.
this is awesome, been waiting for a medic one. You should try get a PJ sometime/Navy/Coastguard Rescue Swimmers
"An E-3 tracked me down on Global"
"Bold move, Cotton!!"
Good morning! Can we get an interview with the hog driver and tacp from the intro 🙏
wow! how come no one's asked this before!?! +1
@@TheGrayWarbler I've asked it a few times. Will ask a few more
Imagine almost being killed by a fan, saved by a surgeon, then almost killed by an emt all in an hour.
If you're interested in learning more about bladesmithing, I highly recommend checking out the American Bladesmithing Society school in Arkansas. No idea if GI Bill will cover it but if you want to go from novice to proficient in the shortest amount of time, that's where I'd go.
2 things Andy..............1 post the video of the charging 3 yard elk 2. SHIRTLESS PIC
@ClearedHot, great job! Cool podcast and awesome to hear about that side of things from your guest! I didn’t realize you have drop foot. I have that as well and have had many a nerve conduction test. Do you wear a brace or anything for it? Has definitely changed the way I do things and I look quite hilarious running.
Happy upcoming New Year!
As much as I enjoy hearing frogmen wax rhapsodic about multiple deployments, this is a nice change of pace. Good call.
*Here in China - the origin of this whole mess - the COVID-19 scare has ironically ended.* Social distancing ended ages ago, kids returned to school & people returned to work months back, and masks are only worn in big public areas (e.g. airports & train stations), if the store requires (Apple, yes; Starbucks, no), or if the person wants to (roughly 1/4 of elderly & people on the street do, the rest don't).
I’m gonna be 30 next year and have a bachelors degree... is it a no brainer to go the officer route or join enlisted? I always figured I would join enlisted and work my way up but since they mentioned it now I’m thinking I should go officer 100%
Not that my opinion matters since I don’t know you, but after 20 years enlisted, go officer. There is no money on our side of the house. While active or when leaving.
Man you have GOT to get her back on for an after action re covid. Fascinating.
❤I love your smile and your expression so much and I really love you with a very beautiful voice 🤙🤙🤙
Love the podcast brother
Holy shit!! I'm 10 minutes into the actual interview & this "interview" has went 17 different directions & not one storyline has been finished entirely!
I'm not sure if I should continue or just stop watching now.....
Nikki has an amazing story & does very few interviews, yet I'm afraid I end this with a ton of unanswered questions / stories because not one single story is completed! 🤔 🤷♂️
you can use your GI for some trade programs
Marines don’t just fix bayonets, they use them! Unfortunately most of the time on the amphib ventilation system.
Andy should have nick koumalatsos on
I totally agree!
I don't get it. Needing to set up field hospitals is kinda-sorta the sky falling down.
What an amazing woman!
"Here's a prescription for f write-off!" ROFL
At the end of this podcast Koolaid and Nikki absconded into the wilds, leaving a terrified, Andy sized mess behind.
There were only 6!?!? I swear I got a series every time MEDPROS turned yellow
I'm interested in a Damascus Stumpf knife.
Seems like a match made in heaven, huh Andy?
Maybe she can see if the Navy will relocate her to Whitefish
@@BostonsF1nest
She’s retired, guy.
@@internet_internet it’s a joke, guy
ANDY, do you premier these and participate in the live chat?
You need to have Green Beret Justin Lascek next please 🤘 🇺🇸
So, she’s a badass
Glad you mentioned anthrax vaccine, & didn't take it. The book "Vaccine A" by Gary Matsumoto, opened my eyes.
What an awesome kickass lady!!!
@Nikki as long as you're in an accredited school with a degree program, so college, Chapter 33 GI Bill will pay 100% of your flight school rotary or fixed wing
Andy you forgot your Field promotions to O4 you guys are equal
Omg Nikki is friggin HAWTTT ..
ANDY, that would have been great to get her on and Tiffany from Drinkin Broettes on... I believe they have some similar backgrounds and different in other areas.... just a thought...
15:24 Quiet Professional Actual
This chick has talked more about applying for different programs, application processes, and interviews than everyone who’s ever been on this podcast combined... feel like I’m actually listening to an interview for some loophole she’s found for the military’s retired podcast program lol
These 2 hit it off. Both cheesing the whole time. Are either of them available?
I love the attraction between you two! The chemistry is amazing, Andy???? Omg.
A good idea to have an every day carry. Better to have a gun and not need it than to need a gun and not have it
If it wasn't for the main stream media. This would have been a bad flu season.
Donny O’Malley!!!!
IRONIC THAT THIS BABE WAS SPONSORED BY BUTCHER BOX. I WOULD DEFINITELY BUTCHER THAT BOX.