Just spent my Friday night watching this podcast. I've been watching one of these every day since they appeared in my suggestions about a week ago. I'm sharing them with a couple thousand friends as I go. This has to be my favorite, so far. Lots of hysterical moments, and a couple I'm still blushing from. Great interview. And thank you both for your service!
Im my mind this is what a podcast should be!! TWO DUDE'S TALKING SHIT ABOUT THE DAYS!! BEST CONVERSATION I HAVE HEARD IN A LONG TIME,GREAT JOB BROTHERS!! I CAN FEEL THE LOVE AND BROTHERHOOD!!
This is my first Mike Ritland podcast and certainly not my last. Thank you both for such outstanding service to our country! I can attest to Clark's characterization of what it is to be a police officer. I retired after 24 years of service. It certainly is nothing like the teams but it is every bit as complex and difficult as Clark has stated. Most Americans have no clue and are so quick to judge the men and women in blue. Thanks to you both for an outstanding interview!
Mike is great. He has no interest in puffing himself up with any ego bullshit. He just puts the guest in the spotlight, asks really good questions, then sits back and lets the guest talk. He’s a really good interviewer.
When I can't sleep and think I'm having a bad time I listen to your podcast and the stories you elite men go through and it makes my problems seem very small. Thank you gentlemen! Much support Mike! Thank you! God bless
So far, this has been my favorite episode! Clark is one cool dude all the way. As a military/law enforcement guy, I completely appreciate all the things he said, especially about his police work. The things we go through and having to make that quick adjustment from cop to husband/dad in just a few minutes, then right back again a few hours later is something most people don't take into consideration, and that most cops see as just part of life. Thank you a thousand times over for everything, Clark, and to you Mike. On a side note, because of your episodes, I have bought Jay Dobyns book and also Nick Irving's first book!
When it comes to you guys there's no such thing as stroking your ego. You deserve every bit of it and if that's what you're going to call it then keep on stroking because you guys deserve it. Thank you so much for everything you've done
At 42 years old, I don’t think I’ve ever left a comment on anything but I must say that this is one of the best podcasts I’ve ever watched! Real detailed stories, UNCUT, funny, serious, and drinking a cold beer! Nice! My hats off to you guys! Thank you for your services to this country! Pretty cool you guys get to meet up again and swap stories...and we get to be a part of it! CHEERS!
So lovely to hear a badass who respects and fears his mum ... still. Man, coming from a proud military and LE family (but a civilian myself who gets to work with those warriors), I really appreciate the love that gets thrown to those 2 branches of service on this channel! I especially am grateful for how these gentlemen suss out the differences between the two. LEOs are up close and personal the only thing that stands between "them" and "us" and Clark said it perfectly: they don't get to have a buffer (of time and distance) between work and home, so it's a different animal from the military that way. Also, cortisol levels for military warriors are concentrated during deployments; LEOs are *always* needing to be hypervigilant every single working hour, and have to (in a split second) make judgment calls that require a laser (but not linear) focus as our military warriors do. Mike I hope that you realize the service that you're providing with this platform to help educate about the unique struggles of these two populations. I've mad respect for you for that, and I hope that your folks are super proud of the son they raised. Thank you so much!
No quality control needed here. This conversation between 2 men gets down and dirty in the trenches, and comes up with a wealth of knowledge without taking a breath. Can’t miss this one or any other pod casts with Mike. Awesomeness as abnormal.
Im an NYPD Police officer, and big fan of the podcast. It was cool hearing about his experience on the job and I could relate to so much of what he was saying. It was also awesome to hear your appreciation for law enforcement, right on brother.
This is the best podcast you’ve done. I wish I didn’t listen to it already so I could watch it all over again fresh. Great stories. This guy has lived a hell of a life.
These two dudes right here are some of the chillest out there I could listen to this interview over and over. Thank you two for your service and keeping us safe.
I find myself turning off my TV and listening to this podcast. Thank you for doing these interviews. Your story’s deserve to heard, I just hope we deserve to hear them. Keep up the great work.
It was really encouraging to hear him talk about his mom and how she influenced him. I chose to focus on education, career, financial stability and giving my son a good childhood rather than dating. I hope he can look back when he’s older and see that the same way.
I loved this episode. Clark’s experience as an operator, contractor, and a cop is very unique. Great to hear how he thinks being on patrol & narco compares and differs from his experiences over seas. Would love to hear more guests with LEO backgrounds.
Easily one of the most interesting people I have ever listen to. An incredible man with so much to offer the world. It truly seems that he is "God-guided." When a door closed, the next one popped open in front of him. You were meant to be every place you have ever been. Thank you for your service to humanity sir. Your "elite" status is in everything you do.
Great show man just started tuning in...love all the vets and their stories....freedom isnt free, these men are the ones who pay....thank you for your service.
I’m a housewife in the east coast and now basically nothing about this career path but it’s inspiring to hear these fellows speak. Thank you for your courage.
Awesome Mike. Definitely one of my favorite of your great podcasts, especially when two old friends come back together. Team room bullshiting is the best!
I was an AO2 on the Vinson when you were our plane guard. I was BUD/S 218 Feb 98 and remember you 215 guys in your red helmets was the first class I saw. Small world. Great interview!
I’m buds with a guy that was 215 and is now retired from navy but still kicks doors lol that class was stacked when you look at who graduated with these two
@@xprettylightsx no problem I never want to take any Valor they have they being Seal teams so had to respond before I ended up on Mr.Don Shipley’s desk if not familiar with that name look him up amazing vids on RUclips and online
Playing catch up on your videos, working back in time. Great interview with Clark! Jam up cool dude! Left handed shooters from Black Hawk County, always a good thing
I am hooked, Great interview! Genuinely laughed out loud soooo many times during this. Mike is spot on about those knowing the least about anything being the loudest. Feb. 2021 and this is even more relevant now.
This dude is so freaking hilarious, I’ve watched this podcast easily 3-5 times. Interesting Ass background and such a dope attitude towards life. Well done, Clark!
Hey, really enjoyed this podcast. Fun listening to two "old" warriors bullshit about the past. Just a 49 yr old, former Jarhead here. Was just a plain ole Infantry guy for eight years, nothing high speed. Just miss the brotherhood and guys like the two of you. Mike, wishing you continued success with this podcast.
Right on about accountability. You guys could be a major factor about bringing this attitude back into society. I don’t think your mission is over and this uTube series of videos in highly influential. You could help bring the country back into line.
I'm so thankful for people like you. I learn something everytime I listen. Cant believe you know so many bad mfers. I never liked police before but now I have a whole new perspective... Thanks! You're killin it!
You serious Clark?....sooo glad I found Clark on instagram...he always has good stuff...Mike...I feel that I’ve shorted myself for not finding your podcast earlier...thank you my guy🇺🇸💯🤘🏼
I am one of those who has no clue. I appreciate the insight. Great Q & A's. Fast forward 3 years since this interview and hopefully the PD's in our border cities call Clark.
Ive been a cop for 10 years and I musr say the interpretations and conversation had hear about the job and the skill sets discussed and manifestations and concepts articulated are spot on. Truly a fantastic discussion that I couldn't have stated better.
Mike thank you so much for telling these stories I’m great full that they are being told I think it’s so important for history’s sake and for somebody who’s dream it was to join into the community but whose body started trying to kill itself before he had the chance it at least gives me a way to at least taste how awesome those who protect us are
Mike, I had never listened to a Podcast before yours...I flipped it on this morning while in a bus full of teenagers on their field trip to DC....with headphones to protect their innocence of course. As a significant other to a law enforcement officer, this was close to home and nailed it on the head. Totally put words into something that LEOs can't always explain when they walk in the door after a long shift. My LEO is a certified decoy, CIRT member, and working on plans for a small business of our own in the future of the dog world. You are bad ass and I love your podcasts...especially when blocking out 50 8th graders on a 4hr bus ride. 😆
Clark's episode is my favorite of the Mike Drop podcast series. His openness, honesty, empathy and sense of humor makes him the kind of person I'd want to hang with either in the field or in the bar...lol. I bet someone could make a successful series of movies of his exploits, with him as himself. Hell.. I'd watch a cable series of him touring the ins/out of Thailand... the bars, the "other" places and the places away from town.
This interview was awesome. I laughed so hard and it felt like I was back in the navy just talking shit and having fun. Good times. Keep up the amazing work
Mike as a fellow US Navy Sailor I can’t agree more with being a what I feel is the last generation of real men from the military I joined March ‘96 and served for 8yrs as a GSE2(SW) and currently my brother is a active US Marine selected E-8 he tells me stories of how fan room counseling is a thing of the past and as I watch my kids and there softball/football team practice and see one my kids do that short step step a run, push-up or anything I just don’t get this new cushioned world we live in now Brotha....
mike is running the most interesting, extraordinarily relevant, oddly specifically organized casts ive ever seen in my entire fuccen life. cheers buds. pun intended
People talk about the US military warmongering but these private contractor organizations are the real warmongers. Fighting for the highest bidder with no regard for morality or the people affected Probably one of the most laid back guests too. Great shit✌️
I’ve been a long time listener but this episode is my favorite. It reminds me of that comrade that I had back in the day. Keep it up Mike! P:S: I just owned this podcast.
Just realized I'm about 2 months behind listening to the podcasts, but nevertheless you are making my morning runs with the dog much more enjoyable! Clark seems like a great dude; I sure hope you were able to get him in the bite suit. A guy walking around Gaza with a gun he's not sure will go bang, should not be afraid of a little fur missile action. He did have my favorite comment so far though, "homicidal Harvard Grads with no social skills!" - Priceless!
Man I love listening to you guys and your show,podcast whatever. Made my day at work fly by today. Listened to Gallagher before this one. Thanks for the story's.
I listen to talk and news radio exclusively. Without a doubt, Mike is the best interviewer around. He is patient, asks great questions. He allows his guest to form a thought, finish it and then redirects them on the course of thought. He remembers that he has listeners who are very interested, but also civilian assholes. My hat is off to you Mike.
Hey Mike! I'm a Navy vet,and I was wondering if you could ever get scott bettner on your show..?? His dad kind of adopted me and I actually haven't met his son yet. But knowing what I know about scott,I think he would be an awesome person for your show .... All of you guys are fuckin awesome people!!! God bless you for all your good work. Thank you.
Mr. Ritland, at 39:00 you talk about the visualization your swim coach would do with your team. My waterpolo team did the same thing this year before each of our games. We ended up taking 4th in state even though we were ranked 24th. Visualization helped my team win the games before they even started. Awesome podcast, thanks.
I would love to see Clarke on the show again. Cant believe this was 3 years ago! This was a great interview and your skills have got much better, even tho you were still great here Mike! Thank you for these amazing shows. Would love to see some of these guest from older interviews come back on the show! Especially Clarke and The Grim Reaper himself, Nick Irving. Thank you for your service and time Mike and others who have served! 💯💯💯❤❤
Got midway thru this and had to stop.....for some silly work related bullshit but man was it worth the wait! Mike your podcast are like a good piece of ass...they just keep getting better and better! Keep it up Brother!
Just spent my Friday night watching this podcast. I've been watching one of these every day since they appeared in my suggestions about a week ago. I'm sharing them with a couple thousand friends as I go.
This has to be my favorite, so far. Lots of hysterical moments, and a couple I'm still blushing from.
Great interview. And thank you both for your service!
Im my mind this is what a podcast should be!! TWO DUDE'S TALKING SHIT ABOUT THE DAYS!! BEST CONVERSATION I HAVE HEARD IN A LONG TIME,GREAT JOB BROTHERS!! I CAN FEEL THE LOVE AND BROTHERHOOD!!
This is my first Mike Ritland podcast and certainly not my last. Thank you both for such outstanding service to our country! I can attest to Clark's characterization of what it is to be a police officer. I retired after 24 years of service. It certainly is nothing like the teams but it is every bit as complex and difficult as Clark has stated. Most Americans have no clue and are so quick to judge the men and women in blue. Thanks to you both for an outstanding interview!
Rick & Linda Lewis - well said. Thank You both
Mike is great. He has no interest in puffing himself up with any ego bullshit. He just puts the guest in the spotlight, asks really good questions, then sits back and lets the guest talk. He’s a really good interviewer.
When I can't sleep and think I'm having a bad time I listen to your podcast and the stories you elite men go through and it makes my problems seem very small. Thank you gentlemen! Much support Mike! Thank you! God bless
So far, this has been my favorite episode! Clark is one cool dude all the way. As a military/law enforcement guy, I completely appreciate all the things he said, especially about his police work. The things we go through and having to make that quick adjustment from cop to husband/dad in just a few minutes, then right back again a few hours later is something most people don't take into consideration, and that most cops see as just part of life. Thank you a thousand times over for everything, Clark, and to you Mike. On a side note, because of your episodes, I have bought Jay Dobyns book and also Nick Irving's first book!
When it comes to you guys there's no such thing as stroking your ego. You deserve every bit of it and if that's what you're going to call it then keep on stroking because you guys deserve it. Thank you so much for everything you've done
This is my "go to" while I wait for the next podcast to drop. Never gets old. Kinda love the Impastato❤
WOW! You were so right. This one was epic.
@Nikki A
At 42 years old, I don’t think I’ve ever left a comment on anything but I must say that this is one of the best podcasts I’ve ever watched! Real detailed stories, UNCUT, funny, serious, and drinking a cold beer! Nice! My hats off to you guys! Thank you for your services to this country! Pretty cool you guys get to meet up again and swap stories...and we get to be a part of it! CHEERS!
So lovely to hear a badass who respects and fears his mum ... still. Man, coming from a proud military and LE family (but a civilian myself who gets to work with those warriors), I really appreciate the love that gets thrown to those 2 branches of service on this channel! I especially am grateful for how these gentlemen suss out the differences between the two. LEOs are up close and personal the only thing that stands between "them" and "us" and Clark said it perfectly: they don't get to have a buffer (of time and distance) between work and home, so it's a different animal from the military that way. Also, cortisol levels for military warriors are concentrated during deployments; LEOs are *always* needing to be hypervigilant every single working hour, and have to (in a split second) make judgment calls that require a laser (but not linear) focus as our military warriors do. Mike I hope that you realize the service that you're providing with this platform to help educate about the unique struggles of these two populations. I've mad respect for you for that, and I hope that your folks are super proud of the son they raised. Thank you so much!
No quality control needed here. This conversation between 2 men gets down and dirty in the trenches, and comes up with a wealth of knowledge without taking a breath. Can’t miss this one or any other pod casts with Mike. Awesomeness as abnormal.
Im an NYPD Police officer, and big fan of the podcast. It was cool hearing about his experience on the job and I could relate to so much of what he was saying. It was also awesome to hear your appreciation for law enforcement, right on brother.
GREAT F****** iNTERVIEW!! watched it all. American Heroes! G-d Bless You!
my favourite episode so far, Clark is an awesome story teller and bonus is seeing Mike laughing this hard 😂
It’s crazy how after only 5 episodes mike has become a top tier interviewer/host! Thanks for another great podcast.
Birds of a feather....
He is a high quality interviewer.
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This is the best podcast you’ve done. I wish I didn’t listen to it already so I could watch it all over again fresh. Great stories. This guy has lived a hell of a life.
Lol, I feel that way way about certain movies. I wanna go back and watch them for the first time. And hell yeah, his podcast was really good.
These two dudes right here are some of the chillest out there I could listen to this interview over and over. Thank you two for your service and keeping us safe.
This is my favorite of all Mike Drop podcasts... gotta appreciate the guests’ pure responses 🇺🇸
Agreed
I find myself turning off my TV and listening to this podcast. Thank you for doing these interviews. Your story’s deserve to heard, I just hope we deserve to hear them. Keep up the great work.
I remember this episode when it first came out, and it’s the only episode i re listen too every now and again. We need Clark on here more
I'm in fucking tears lol,definetly the most fun I've had listening to a podcast. Thanks for sharing
appreciated the gun discussion and recommendations. Clark is very impressive and humble at the same time.
It was really encouraging to hear him talk about his mom and how she influenced him. I chose to focus on education, career, financial stability and giving my son a good childhood rather than dating. I hope he can look back when he’s older and see that the same way.
Clark is absolutely hilarious. I watched this video when it first came out and watched it again today because he is so funny.
Time to watch it again! Just rewatched for the 2nd time. Just as great lol
"We had to jimi hendrix some shit" has got to be one of the greatest lines. :}
I loved this episode. Clark’s experience as an operator, contractor, and a cop is very unique. Great to hear how he thinks being on patrol & narco compares and differs from his experiences over seas. Would love to hear more guests with LEO backgrounds.
Easily one of the most interesting people I have ever listen to. An incredible man with so much to offer the world. It truly seems that he is "God-guided." When a door closed, the next one popped open in front of him. You were meant to be every place you have ever been. Thank you for your service to humanity sir. Your "elite" status is in everything you do.
“Violence is a universal language and you don’t have to speak it, but it’ll still be spoken to you”
Going through your older casts… enjoy your interviews and your attitude.
Hope you stay in touch with Clark. Friends like this are worth the effort.
Best interview I’ve seen. Hilarious, direct to the point and personable. Thanks guys. You the real MVP’s
Again, great podcast, like Clark's honesty and humbleness.
My 2nd time watching all the way through in Dec 2023, Great episode and so many of your comments are even more spot on today.
Great show man just started tuning in...love all the vets and their stories....freedom isnt free, these men are the ones who pay....thank you for your service.
I’m a housewife in the east coast and now basically nothing about this career path but it’s inspiring to hear these fellows speak. Thank you for your courage.
It's kinda of exciting this plot
Awesome Mike. Definitely one of my favorite of your great podcasts, especially when two old friends come back together. Team room bullshiting is the best!
I was an AO2 on the Vinson when you were our plane guard. I was BUD/S 218 Feb 98 and remember you 215 guys in your red helmets was the first class I saw. Small world. Great interview!
I’m buds with a guy that was 215 and is now retired from navy but still kicks doors lol that class was stacked when you look at who graduated with these two
@@Rollingtrips41God Bless you for your service. Best to your family as well. Did you spend anytime at DamNeck?
@@xprettylightsx I was never a seal friends with a few I was naval Aircrewman
@@Rollingtrips41 awesome ! Thank you for the reply .
@@xprettylightsx no problem I never want to take any Valor they have they being Seal teams so had to respond before I ended up on Mr.Don Shipley’s desk if not familiar with that name look him up amazing vids on RUclips and online
Really enjoyed this episode! Keep up the great work and of course, thank you for your service. Cheers from across the pond.
One of the funniest episodes yet. Clark, you’re the MAN!
Awesome interview.
You would be hammered if you took a drink every time he said dude lol.
Great stories!
What a likable, positive guy. Thanks for having Clark on the show, Mike.
Playing catch up on your videos, working back in time. Great interview with Clark! Jam up cool dude! Left handed shooters from Black Hawk County, always a good thing
Awesome interview. As a police officer having a rough week, I really appreciated Clark bringing our perspective and experiences to light
I hope your week and following months have gotten better. Thank you for what you do.
Clark is the way everybody in the military should be!!!
I am hooked, Great interview! Genuinely laughed out loud soooo many times during this. Mike is spot on about those knowing the least about anything being the loudest. Feb. 2021 and this is even more relevant now.
An amazing podcast. I enjoy very much listening to Clark. Mike ur podcasts have become a staple in my long drive to the range👍
This is a great podcast. You can tell these dudes are buds. Mike's energy was just a notch higher for this. I think a part two would be great
This dude is so freaking hilarious, I’ve watched this podcast easily 3-5 times. Interesting Ass background and such a dope attitude towards life. Well done, Clark!
Great conversation! Even better than I expected. Clark has been around and seen some things!
Hey, really enjoyed this podcast. Fun listening to two "old" warriors bullshit about the past. Just a 49 yr old, former Jarhead here. Was just a plain ole Infantry guy for eight years, nothing high speed. Just miss the brotherhood and guys like the two of you. Mike, wishing you continued success with this podcast.
Thought Marines were the masturbating kings!! Guess not after hearing Clark's stories!! Funny as shit!
Good Video...two good/bad dudes! Appreciate all you do! Keep it up..Semper Fi!
Right on about accountability. You guys could be a major factor about bringing this attitude back into society. I don’t think your mission is over and this uTube series of videos in highly influential. You could help bring the country back into line.
I'm so thankful for people like you. I learn something everytime I listen. Cant believe you know so many bad mfers. I never liked police before but now I have a whole new perspective... Thanks! You're killin it!
You serious Clark?....sooo glad I found Clark on instagram...he always has good stuff...Mike...I feel that I’ve shorted myself for not finding your podcast earlier...thank you my guy🇺🇸💯🤘🏼
I’m gonna need Clark back Mike. Whenever I’m feeling like a bag of shit which may be often. I go back and listen to this episode 😂
I am one of those who has no clue. I appreciate the insight. Great Q & A's. Fast forward 3 years since this interview and hopefully the PD's in our border cities call Clark.
Ive been a cop for 10 years and I musr say the interpretations and conversation had hear about the job and the skill sets discussed and manifestations and concepts articulated are spot on. Truly a fantastic discussion that I couldn't have stated better.
3 podcasts in, every SEAL has full sleeves lol.
Mike thank you so much for telling these stories I’m great full that they are being told I think it’s so important for history’s sake and for somebody who’s dream it was to join into the community but whose body started trying to kill itself before he had the chance it at least gives me a way to at least taste how awesome those who protect us are
I have watched most of your podcast but this was definitely my favorite!
Mike, I had never listened to a Podcast before yours...I flipped it on this morning while in a bus full of teenagers on their field trip to DC....with headphones to protect their innocence of course. As a significant other to a law enforcement officer, this was close to home and nailed it on the head. Totally put words into something that LEOs can't always explain when they walk in the door after a long shift. My LEO is a certified decoy, CIRT member, and working on plans for a small business of our own in the future of the dog world. You are bad ass and I love your podcasts...especially when blocking out 50 8th graders on a 4hr bus ride. 😆
By the way, would totally love to have Clark come to Virginia sometime for some shooting!
Clark's episode is my favorite of the Mike Drop podcast series. His openness, honesty, empathy and sense of humor makes him the kind of person I'd want to hang with either in the field or in the bar...lol. I bet someone could make a successful series of movies of his exploits, with him as himself. Hell.. I'd watch a cable series of him touring the ins/out of Thailand... the bars, the "other" places and the places away from town.
He needs to make a RUclips channel and film everything he can with his business and training. Another top notch show, thanks brothers
This interview was awesome. I laughed so hard and it felt like I was back in the navy just talking shit and having fun. Good times. Keep up the amazing work
Mike as a fellow US Navy Sailor I can’t agree more with being a what I feel is the last generation of real men from the military I joined March ‘96 and served for 8yrs as a GSE2(SW) and currently my brother is a active US Marine selected E-8 he tells me stories of how fan room counseling is a thing of the past and as I watch my kids and there softball/football team practice and see one my kids do that short step step a run, push-up or anything I just don’t get this new cushioned world we live in now Brotha....
Such a great interview, great story, well structured questions and pacing, flawless! Clark shreds on geetar too.
I was "owning" places and didn't know it. Great podcast.
haha!
@@MikeRitland after this podcast during my whole meps and rsp I've owned everything its been hilarious 😅🤷♂️
David Meyer same. My high school bathroom was owned sooooo many times.
Kory knowles was my seal mentor down here in south florida and although I never met phil I've heard he was a savage. Thanks for the podcast brothers.
mike is running the most interesting, extraordinarily relevant, oddly specifically organized casts ive ever seen in my entire fuccen life. cheers buds. pun intended
People talk about the US military warmongering but these private contractor organizations are the real warmongers. Fighting for the highest bidder with no regard for morality or the people affected
Probably one of the most laid back guests too. Great shit✌️
Holy SHIT! I laughed uncontrollably for five minutes about the I owned it story.
MIKE...don't know if you read all these comments but man, never seen you have so much fun during an interview before...fkn awesomeness
I’ve been a long time listener but this episode is my favorite. It reminds me of that comrade that I had back in the day. Keep it up Mike!
P:S: I just owned this podcast.
Thanks for the name drop, Bro! Love the show. It is the most interesting show on RUclips.
This guy way one of your best pod casts. Great sense of humor, interesting! He should have a pod cast or something
I expected going back this far for Mike to not be as good as a interviewer. But I was wrong this is awesome. Love it
Just realized I'm about 2 months behind listening to the podcasts, but nevertheless you are making my morning runs with the dog much more enjoyable! Clark seems like a great dude; I sure hope you were able to get him in the bite suit. A guy walking around Gaza with a gun he's not sure will go bang, should not be afraid of a little fur missile action. He did have my favorite comment so far though, "homicidal Harvard Grads with no social skills!" - Priceless!
I'm gonna have to say this interview is definitely in my top like 5 episodes and 8m kinda a new comer to this pod cast
Thanx Mike Drop! I really don't like being a civilian but I appreciate my country!! Thanx again you guys make my 'civi' life complete..🦅⚓🗺️🌐
Mike Drop, in my opinion this was one of the best podcast interviews I’ve heard! Go Clark, a real dude!!!
So Clark and Chris Osman were in the same BUDs class? That shit must have been hilarious. You gotta have those guys on again at the same time.
I go back and watch previous podcasts, I enjoy all of them, but this one particularly.
Man I love listening to you guys and your show,podcast whatever. Made my day at work fly by today. Listened to Gallagher before this one. Thanks for the story's.
Clark is so funny enjoyed his stories, great interview!
I listen to talk and news radio exclusively. Without a doubt, Mike is the best interviewer around.
He is patient, asks great questions. He allows his guest to form a thought, finish it and then redirects them on the course of thought.
He remembers that he has listeners who are very interested, but also civilian assholes.
My hat is off to you Mike.
Great one. Really cool watching two mates catch up.
What a great interview. “A Crayon and a napkin!” LOL!
Great interview! Clark is hilarious and has been through a lot of interesting shit. Love it.
Great podcast and guest,Clark is a straight up funny,bad ass DUDE!!!!
Hey Mike! I'm a Navy vet,and I was wondering if you could ever get scott bettner on your show..?? His dad kind of adopted me and I actually haven't met his son yet. But knowing what I know about scott,I think he would be an awesome person for your show .... All of you guys are fuckin awesome people!!! God bless you for all your good work. Thank you.
Great Episode Clark reminds of a badass version of "The Dude" from big lebowski
Fucking spot on!
The Dude is already a badass...in his own way
Nailed it!! The dude abides!! 🤘🤘
Clark is hilarious! Get him on again, love the interview
Thank you both I was glued to this
Mr. Ritland, at 39:00 you talk about the visualization your swim coach would do with your team. My waterpolo team did the same thing this year before each of our games. We ended up taking 4th in state even though we were ranked 24th. Visualization helped my team win the games before they even started. Awesome podcast, thanks.
I would love to see Clarke on the show again. Cant believe this was 3 years ago! This was a great interview and your skills have got much better, even tho you were still great here Mike! Thank you for these amazing shows. Would love to see some of these guest from older interviews come back on the show! Especially Clarke and The Grim Reaper himself, Nick Irving. Thank you for your service and time Mike and others who have served! 💯💯💯❤❤
One of my favorites. Such a cool and humble dude.
Mike you're a inspiration to me and many others coming from a military family thank you for your service 🇺🇲 very informative.
You guys are amazing. Thanks for your service and content. Much appreciated.
Mike! Great interview as always. Smart discussions. (And yes, your head is still down. Lol!)
Clark’s stories have been the funniest and some of the most intense at the same time. Only on Mike Drop! #ClarkForPresident
I was in the Amphib Navy in the mid 80’s and we toted seals and marines all over the South Pacific. God damn that was fun. Great show.
Clark's cool and all, but I want Mike as our Commander in Chief. We can't have Clark "owning" press conferences and shit lol
@@DEATH_TO_TYRANTS let's be honest, Clark owning a press conference would be more interesting than Cspan...
You need to have Don Shipley on here!
Got midway thru this and had to stop.....for some silly work related bullshit but man was it worth the wait! Mike your podcast are like a good piece of ass...they just keep getting better and better! Keep it up Brother!