Navy Seal, Green Beret, & Psychologist Talk Post Traumatic Stress | BRCC
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024
- Navy Seal David Rutherford and Dr. Chris Frueh are this weeks guests on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast. Dr. Chris Frueh has over 30 years of experience in military mental health. He is an author, researcher, and advocate for veterans. His book Operator Syndrome identifies and describes the profound impact that years of extreme sacrifice have had on our military special operators and their loved ones.
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David Rutherford served 8 years in the Naval Special Warfare Community as a SEAL student, Combat Paramedic, Operator, and Instructor. Since his honorable discharge from the Navy in 2003, he continued traveling for another 7 years as a tactical training and security expert for the US Government and one of the largest private security firms in the world. David has inspired special operators units, sports teams, and corporations around the globe to push themselves past any and all known limitations.
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I haven’t seen anything from Rut in ages.
Glad he’s doing well. I like that guy.
I'm 47 years old and was raised by a Veteran of the Vietnam war. I got a front row seat to see the mental damage done to people who have no idea who or where to turn to get help. He took his life 4 days after the Twin Towers fell in 2001. I've always found such irony with our military and that is we can train people to kill, but not equip so many of them to train themselves to not kill themselves due to the trauma post war.
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Haven’t seen Rut or heard his voice in years! Brings me back to the early days of the TNQ Podcast
Yep. And where's the wizard?!?!
@@mr.tall-man1573 I haven’t listened to the podcast in years, I think ever since Rut and the wizard left. I used to love it back then
Enjoying hearing Evan talk openly about things. Awesome show
Hey RUT , so glad to see ya!
Hafer and Rut conversations need to be prioritized to the same level the Andy, Evan, and Mike ones are. They have a great connection and it’s the chicken soup many are looking for.
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Great to see Rut again, been a long time
Fuck yes, Rut's back!
Incredible convo shedding more light on these critical issues and offering solutions for those suffering due to their service on our behalf. Will buy Dr. Frueh's (et al) book for all the deets. Thank you!
This is without a doubt the most meaningful you tube story Black Rifle has put out that I have watched, & I’ve watched a LOT of great ones in the past! 🇺🇸 🙏
This was a difficult one to get through but so important. Thank you.
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This is so important. And yet it doesn’t make any sense to us at first when we get told that we need to stop helping and serving other people so much, and start helping and serving ourselves first.
I appreciate you, Rut.
Former SEAL mentor of mine told me something along the lines of:
“Gotta be able to help yourself before you can expect to help others.”
I’m facing a similar situation to this at the moment. I’ve been helping a group of non-squared away older people who need the help, want and expect the help, but they don’t seem to really appreciate or respect the help, yet they have pretty much come to expect it. For free…and they’ll complain and talk trash about me when they don’t get the constant help from me. All while making me the butt of their jokes, talking trash to me both behind my back and to my face, and making me the proverbial bottom of their mess of a totem pole. Not exactly a pleasant situation on my end, but my dumb self has been giving them the help for quite some time now.
ITS DAVE!!!!!! OMG! I have missed David Rutherford in the podcast world for so long! Him and Marcus Latrell got me through some extremely shitty PTSD moments in my life. The second I saw he was on here. I knew I had to listen. Big love to all of you.!
I wish this was 3 hours longer. Outstanding. 🙏
So much to unpack here. This was so revealing and covered so much! I've been devouring similar podcasts for over a year now. This one hit hard as they all do. But, it felt like there might be the start of a blue print somehow to fix what is happening to our warriors. Not fix them, fix the system! I recently lived in Vietnam as a Canadian for 2.5 years. Because of my deep dive into the history of that place. I sometimes wonder, if it might behoove our psych teams to look into the survivors of both South Vietnam and North and look at the behaviours and philosophies of how they have adapted. Please don't hate me for this comment, but touring through Khe Sanh during the pandemic, with a former soldier, I'm guessing from the north. Showed absolute respect and was absolutely humble and respectful. Further admission of this was large American trucks flanked by American flag decals that went from headlights to tail lights.....
I bought the book for myself to read here in the U.S. and mailed a copy to a Veteran friend in Canada who also has a son that is 1 yr out from retirement.
Engagent comment, keep these candid conversations coming. I really enjoy Evan leading the podcasts, im glad hes moved into the Chair position. I also really enjoy listening to him learning about subjects he has no previous knowledge of, such as the recent podcast with McCoy.
This podcast will help many, thanks guys
It took my 20 years to walk in that door and talk about it. Great conversation.
I suffer from some of the issues addressed in this podcast, thanks for a great one!
Favorite day of the week. FIRE ME UP RUT.
Beautiful! Thank you for this.
Damn, Evan's talk about being unable to connect with the newborn...shit, that hits home. Many have been there.
Haven’t seen Rut in anything in a while, awesome.
Dude, I love Frog logic.
Engagement comment. Good to see Dave back after his early FRA appearance.
When Rut was talking about donating funds to help individual veterans. Made me think of like an adoption event so these donors would be adopting a veteran
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I made my 40-something year old therapist cry once when I was 20.
Makes me laugh looking back…
Can't wait to finish watching this...thanks for getting the message out on this Evan...Dustoff24, out!
I have been slowly working on a list of organizations that help Veterans, and recently added first responders, no matter what state they are in. If anyone knows some great organizations like that, no matter what they do, please let me know so I can ad them to my list.
Man that podcast intern can’t even figure out a mic stand. Can’t wait for the actual producer to be back.
It's a good thing Evan was there to do his job for him.
English lifelong civvie but great podcast great people great company
Put all those helping organizations together into some kind of “Warriors United” or “United Warriors League Of Healing” organization. Kind of like why the “United Nations” was originally formed, many sources to help those who need it!
anyone know where to get one of those skulls with arrows and dagger? tactical rifleman has one too
Rut is awesome, and hope we see more….he is a world class writer and I wish he would write more.
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Rrrruuuuuutttt!
Dude rut! He's alive and not wearing animal skin!😳🙃
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Holyshit Evan brought 'Sexy' back? (aka his stache, grow up.)
Wait, this is a deep podcast...an just hearing doc call someone else doc made my heart drop. Incredible job gentlemen, thank you for your time. 🇺🇸
Ruttttttttt!!!!!
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Ahhhh bullshit
Put all those helping organizations together into some kind of “Warriors United” or “United Warriors League Of Healing” organization. Kind of like why the “United Nations” was originally formed, many sources to help those who need it!
I'm not sure that the UN is the best example of organizations collectively working together for good, but your concept is solid.