Casmo & Col Mattingly Sub for Gonky! The Mover and Gonky Show S5 E2
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Casmo fills in for Gonky and Col Shawn Mattingly returns! We've been demonetized!
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I’ve been a cop for 25 years and I honestly believe that it was the influx of returning veterans of Iraq/afganistsn who - as they came aboard Law Enforcement agencies- showed us that acknowledging and accepting mental health issues is not a weakness; it’s mandatory. 20 years ago I wouldn’t have asked for help for fear of being thought “unreliable” or that I can’t take it. Now we have accepted that we can’t always control our body and mind’s reactions to traumatic events and that reaction isn’t something to hide…it’s something to deal with. We have seen a drop in suicides and addiction (self medication) in law enforcement since. We basicallly needed to believe that you’re still a man if you need help. I know you know Mover
Shawn is good and knows exactly what he's doing. I definitely see his education and experience with mental health. Mover, the lived experience you described involving developing grounding techniques are skills built for really processing traumas with a professional later on when it is safe to do so, that might not be until ten years from now when you are done flying due to needing to be in a safe place to do so but to those struggling on here who are in that safe place now, those are the EXACT skills you want to have mastered in order to process serious traumas that cause daily disruption in your life. Thank you to all of the speakers who bring this up in the show. It is something not talked about enough, especially the fact that pilots as mentioned really do struggle with it the most. Thank you for allowing us to learn from your sacrifices, and lives. God bless.
As usually, great guests and topics. I have much respect for you guys!
Good job tonight Mover. Casmo and Sean are great guests❤
Mover thank you for sharing your story. That sounds really hard, and heavy and we appreciate you sharing that story. That story will impact someone. You are not judged, your feelings are valid.
The number of your MHM's over the years that have brought me to tears from how emotionally honest you are is impressive. Life is hard and you get through it with the connection of other humans. We don't always see the world the same way but I have immense respect for you.
Great episode as always with Shawn around. Too bad I was in a dead zone and couldn't watch it live. Mover, you and Doug need to compile and write the MHM into a nonfiction book. Everybody can learn from it. And Gonky can be in charge of illustrations!
Great lineup! Col. Mattingly is awesome! Thanks!
I had a duck strike through my windshield. But I wasn’t flying, i was driving through the aussie outback in a truck. That bloody thing was 200 ft up in the air and I watched it fall right on me. Those things have weight.
The Italian model Fabio was hit by a Canada Goose right in the nose riding a roller coaster. He was riding it on a promotional visit. He was recorded and photographed as part of the visit and there are a lot of photos of that with his nose all bloodied.
Always great guests and Co-hosts!
Great show as always
Another excellent show - Shawn and Casmo excellent stand ins for Gonky - hope all has gone well with the procedure. No mention of the convertible Typhoon the RAF is flying now - so cool!
Awesome job gentlemen and Luna
New intro is just INSANE!!!
Spiffy new intro, love it.
Excellent show. Thank you gentlemen
Pilot view from back seat. They are above the front gunner and look over the gunner's station
Hahaha listened through the whole show as usual,
Love it.
Just learned about N1 and N2 blades and what they do.
Great as always :)
Doug is the world's most interesting man on this show.
I heard the birds were only 15 ounces, but could have hit a bunch of them. Also - another theory was they pulled both fire extinguishers which would have caused the CVR to not have any power.
i think it was Brancolirio channel, showed a picture of the birds...and they fly in huge flocks...it looks like a wall
That helicopter following the highway is down that low to avoid the MANPAD threat.
Watched half, killer talk :)
the fan is an old school way of de-fogging. use to have them in our work vehicles but we'd just break them and turn the fan around since the cab wasn't heated they did nothing to de-fog the windshield.
Fans won't necessarily work unless the air is really warm and/or the incoming air comes from an A/C that will dry out that air. The front defrost setting on a car will nearly always turn on the A/C. I've even seen some cars where A/C light goes on and the A/C doesn't turn off when defrost it turned off.
With the Starship explosion......I watched a video on another channel and they mentioned the Flight Termination System (FTS) may have been triggered by SpaceX, and not an actual RUD of the vehicle.
For the starship exploding, they have contingency debris field planned before the launch that are part of the FAA launch license, but those are only sent out the Air traffic controllers so that they can activate them if there is an issue. Those fields are not part of the NOTAM and TFR that are issued for the launch. Less than ten years ago that whole area would have been a TFR, but with the increase of launches and the FAA's newish commercial launch license process they reduced the TFR's size to reduce the impact to commercial aviation.
I think coming out of this incident we will see that those contingency debris area will be published before the launch so that airline planers will know about them before the flight.
Can you link the apps from the mhm to this episode? I'm not familiar with them.
C17s also hate DTRMs during rotation.
F-35 went down at Eilson in Alaska today. Pilot appears to have ejected. Was caught on video!
those ducks are 15oz each
Pity they didn't pull the manual gears. But with the red eye plus everything else going on who can blame them?
It's A GTA 6 glitch lol
If you guys think DTS is bad in 2025 what were you saying 10 years ago in its form then? It was AWFUL! ☠️ 😊
New administration, new Air Force.
H1B visas for foreign aviation candidates. Your English speaking country probably doesn't have the cool planes the U.S. military has. Your country might not even have an air force.