0:00- ShipStation 1:40- HelixSleep 3:10- Grammarly 4:30- MagicSpoon 6:00- Intro to guests 7:20- Blair's motorcycle and Sturgis and more on motorcycles 16:00- Sturgis bar fight story 18:25- How Blair and Nelson met, and the stuff Blair teaches 21:10- You are alone when in places like the Flathead valley, cops can be 20-30 min away 22:30- The word tactical, and tailoring courses to the students, how he runs his classes, training philosophy 29:20- Blair’s journey to the military, Allen WA Fire/EMS 32:00- Race in the Marine Corps, and working in Marine Diving Division 34:50- Hyperbaric Oxygen tanks 36:30- Draeger dives help with hangovers lol 37:10- Battle of Fallujah, how the marines work with the FMF Corpsmen, and SOF Medicine differences/pipelines explained in depth 42:30- How marines work with FMF Corpsmen 44:30- The dichotomy of talking about business plans stateside while being overseas in combat, 2 lives 45:00- April 7 2004- Go Fix the Maps mission 46:30- Lead line UDT exercises lol 49:00- April 7 2004 story 55:20- Recon for the Battle of Fallujah, 2004 56:10- How medicine changed in the 2004 tour, and throughout his military career 1:02:00- Being an instructor at Dive Medical and at BUDS, and public speaking improving 1:07:30- Kevin Estela’s 24 Hour Clone principle 1:10:30- Blair working at MARSOC as a team medic, and the shenanigans that go on in a combat platoon 1:12:00- Andy’s taser story 1:12:30- Helmand Province deployment with MARSOC, and Afghanistan geopolitics 1:16:20- Their thoughts on the current situation in Afghanistan 1:19:00- Blair’s conversation with an Afghan elder… “You tell time. We own time.” this reminds me of this- "You have the watches, we have the time," - an ancient Afghan proverb. 1:25:30- Why Blair got out- 30 fucking TBIs 1:33:10- Getting out and starting his own company 1:35:40- Motorcycle first aid 1:38:00- Trauma induced hypothermia and importance of space blanket, motorcycle first aid kit 1:43:20- “I don’t believe in a lot of things, but I do believe in blood transmitted diseases” 1:43:20- Andy’s story about seeing an accident in real time, and how people lost their shit and were not calm and acted irrational, and people confuse LEOs calmness for apathy 1:49:10- Live tissue animal training 1:51:40- High end simulations for combat trauma medicine 1:55:20- If you are not careful, military training just turns into a suck fest, never do failure for failures sake 1:57:45- Blair’s course feedback from Nelson 2:00:40- Getting ahold of Blair, keep pushing for more training in your department 2:07:00- Trauma kit for your car and Blair’s next plans
🎯. Not that I don't have mad respect for both his experience and skills, but the concepts he's talking about have been around the tacmed community for a while. I was teaching this stuff back in 2016.
@@blameyourmamma my lifelong friend and paramedic instructor way back in 1988 was teaching a lot of these principles in the 90s. He was a former Medic who served three tours in Vietnam, before being seriously injured and medically retired. It's amazing the amount of information and skills you can learn from former military medics
As a new father, I’m living vicariously through you and your guests. I absolutely love being a husband and father but no time for hobbies. Thank you sir!
Just remember, when your patience is stretched thin and you're like, "why the fuck did I do this?", everyone goes through it, and it's worth the effort, being a good dad. Cheers.
Love you Blair. So glad to see the SARC story being told. You always have been a great steward of our community. Thank you Andy for giving him the opportunity!!
During an extended and all "EXCLUSIVE" vacation in Panjwai, Afghanistan in 2010 my unit realized that the basic Combat Lifesaver Skills that we were trained on were not enough to preserve/save life or limb so our phenomenal PLT and Company medics ( A. Lipski, K. Chumley, W. Blair) love you guys, always provided additional, consistent, and current training. Getting to the point of this comment, I never put gloves on to work on my brothers, however, when it came to indig personnel the gloves were on. Side note, don't come at me with some bullshit comments like "Whats the difference between soldiers and indig people"? Vaccines and hygiene are my reasons. The last thing anyone wants is to contract something from someone you're trying to help.
Good evening Andy, another top podcast mate. It never ceases to amaze me the extremely high talent of your guests. Best podcast going in my opinion. Cheers and thank you. 👍🇦🇺🕊
Andy- I'm wondering if Blair or any one of your interviewees ever served with my buddy Alexi Whitney in Marine Recon, CIA or the contracting world. Alexi is missed and has a star at Langley. Lots of memories.
A street fight v a ring ( or mat fight) are 2 different situations. If you train and spar on a mat or in the dojo, I encourage you to get outside in various environments. 1) your range May change optically if you use any boxing or wrestling 2) you’re used to seeing boundaries which do not exist outside of a controlled environment 3) land obstacles such an medium side rocks, tree roots or stubs, vehicles ect.... it’s just enough difference to change your routine if you don’t change it up. It just happened to me. My focus was there, but I felt like I was fighting in an empty football field. It made a difference. I’m gonna sharpen this shit up right now....
The real question to ask is this: You're at a restaurant, balls deep in some ribs. Someone has a medical emergency, and you're the only one capable of rendering aid until the paramedics arrive. Do you give honey-barbeque flavored CPR?
0:00- ShipStation
1:40- HelixSleep
3:10- Grammarly
4:30- MagicSpoon
6:00- Intro to guests
7:20- Blair's motorcycle and Sturgis and more on motorcycles
16:00- Sturgis bar fight story
18:25- How Blair and Nelson met, and the stuff Blair teaches
21:10- You are alone when in places like the Flathead valley, cops can be 20-30 min away
22:30- The word tactical, and tailoring courses to the students, how he runs his classes, training philosophy
29:20- Blair’s journey to the military, Allen WA Fire/EMS
32:00- Race in the Marine Corps, and working in Marine Diving Division
34:50- Hyperbaric Oxygen tanks
36:30- Draeger dives help with hangovers lol
37:10- Battle of Fallujah, how the marines work with the FMF Corpsmen, and SOF Medicine differences/pipelines explained in depth
42:30- How marines work with FMF Corpsmen
44:30- The dichotomy of talking about business plans stateside while being overseas in combat, 2 lives
45:00- April 7 2004- Go Fix the Maps mission
46:30- Lead line UDT exercises lol
49:00- April 7 2004 story
55:20- Recon for the Battle of Fallujah, 2004
56:10- How medicine changed in the 2004 tour, and throughout his military career
1:02:00- Being an instructor at Dive Medical and at BUDS, and public speaking improving
1:07:30- Kevin Estela’s 24 Hour Clone principle
1:10:30- Blair working at MARSOC as a team medic, and the shenanigans that go on in a combat platoon
1:12:00- Andy’s taser story
1:12:30- Helmand Province deployment with MARSOC, and Afghanistan geopolitics
1:16:20- Their thoughts on the current situation in Afghanistan
1:19:00- Blair’s conversation with an Afghan elder… “You tell time. We own time.” this reminds me of this- "You have the watches, we have the time," - an ancient Afghan proverb.
1:25:30- Why Blair got out- 30 fucking TBIs
1:33:10- Getting out and starting his own company
1:35:40- Motorcycle first aid
1:38:00- Trauma induced hypothermia and importance of space blanket, motorcycle first aid kit
1:43:20- “I don’t believe in a lot of things, but I do believe in blood transmitted diseases”
1:43:20- Andy’s story about seeing an accident in real time, and how people lost their shit and were not calm and acted irrational, and people confuse LEOs calmness for apathy
1:49:10- Live tissue animal training
1:51:40- High end simulations for combat trauma medicine
1:55:20- If you are not careful, military training just turns into a suck fest, never do failure for failures sake
1:57:45- Blair’s course feedback from Nelson
2:00:40- Getting ahold of Blair, keep pushing for more training in your department
2:07:00- Trauma kit for your car and Blair’s next plans
@dave oliver, my boy Nguyen would be proud! Thank you Sir!!
Good job kid
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🎯. Not that I don't have mad respect for both his experience and skills, but the concepts he's talking about have been around the tacmed community for a while. I was teaching this stuff back in 2016.
@@blameyourmamma my lifelong friend and paramedic instructor way back in 1988 was teaching a lot of these principles in the 90s. He was a former Medic who served three tours in Vietnam, before being seriously injured and medically retired. It's amazing the amount of information and skills you can learn from former military medics
As a new father, I’m living vicariously through you and your guests. I absolutely love being a husband and father but no time for hobbies. Thank you sir!
Just remember, when your patience is stretched thin and you're like, "why the fuck did I do this?", everyone goes through it, and it's worth the effort, being a good dad. Cheers.
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Love you Blair. So glad to see the SARC story being told. You always have been a great steward of our community. Thank you Andy for giving him the opportunity!!
“You own the watches. We own the time” … damn that’s powerful
@Recondo Laidy-slayer I liked that movie
A Marine's two closest relationships; his weapon and the Doc. Thank you and Semper Fi
This was really great. So helpful on several levels. I liked how he thought about what he would do after the service.
During an extended and all "EXCLUSIVE" vacation in Panjwai, Afghanistan in 2010 my unit realized that the basic Combat Lifesaver Skills that we were trained on were not enough to preserve/save life or limb so our phenomenal PLT and Company medics ( A. Lipski, K. Chumley, W. Blair) love you guys, always provided additional, consistent, and current training. Getting to the point of this comment, I never put gloves on to work on my brothers, however, when it came to indig personnel the gloves were on.
Side note, don't come at me with some bullshit comments like "Whats the difference between soldiers and indig people"? Vaccines and hygiene are my reasons. The last thing anyone wants is to contract something from someone you're trying to help.
Blair needs to come back this conversation is nowhere near done. Thank you again for these quality guests
Good evening Andy, another top podcast mate.
It never ceases to amaze me the extremely high talent of your guests. Best podcast going in my opinion.
Cheers and thank you.
👍🇦🇺🕊
Andy- I'm wondering if Blair or any one of your interviewees ever served with my buddy Alexi Whitney in Marine Recon, CIA or the contracting world. Alexi is missed and has a star at Langley. Lots of memories.
Took me all day to listen but important. I need major training with this. Thank you.
I saw that guy on the history channel about the ambush. He’s the real deal!
Searching for that video is my next stop..
Another great informative podcast! Look forward to these
This is awesome interview.Thank you gentlemen!! ….repeat!
Might be helpful to have some visuals of the products or links on the screen while you read the ads. Great show.
Nelson is officially Jamie to Andy’s Joe Rogan. It’s time to teach him the Mac.
Only halfway through but definitely a solid episode
I ride a triumph tiger sport, the moment i bought a top case. I was like "i can fit a decent size med kit in here 🙂"
Great stuff as usual Andy.... keep up the awesome content...
Good discussion fellas. Thanks!
A lot more enjoyable not driving to work this morning
I can actually sit here and enjoy my coffee, what a time to be alive
Good morning, a little bow practice while listening
Constant learning. There was some sort of bonus points given for my son's ability to blow up dummy's lungs for CPR course (work required). Trumpeter
Good day Andy . Its great finding out I didn’t know something that I didn’t know I didn’t know . Smh
Well Spoken Warriors💯
I'd love to hear more about you riding Andy!
Big shout out from me and my wore out generator in Houma, LA.💪
EXCELLENT CONTENT!!! EXCELLENT DELIVERY!!! EXCELLENT INTERVIEW!!!
We all want the book Shenanigan's!
Holy shit these 2 hours flew by.
great podcast, simple, am 65 and have ridden since I got my license at 16, basically ya go a screw lose
Thank you Sirs! Shared.
“The field of fucks is barren at that point” 😂🤣lmao
A street fight v a ring ( or mat fight) are 2 different situations. If you train and spar on a mat or in the dojo, I encourage you to get outside in various environments. 1) your range May change optically if you use any boxing or wrestling 2) you’re used to seeing boundaries which do not exist outside of a controlled environment 3) land obstacles such an medium side rocks, tree roots or stubs, vehicles ect.... it’s just enough difference to change your routine if you don’t change it up. It just happened to me. My focus was there, but I felt like I was fighting in an empty football field. It made a difference. I’m gonna sharpen this shit up right now....
love you Andy!!! Thanks for making me laugh!
There is no destination only the journey! 2A!
Great show Huckleberry Milkshake
I bet you can’t hide anything from Nelson because he never blinks.
How bout those Raven 23 guys. What’s your take ?
Hello andy is there a shadow ban from google? Since last week google podcasts hasn’t not been loading your podcast.
@andy what are your rules about friendly stalking? I'm coming to Montana for vacation.
which show is he talking about in his April 7 2004 story ?
Warfighters
Write the book! That would be awesome! lmao
Beating my Clone? Does a Pie Eating Contest qualilfy?
Give me a call? He can't say here what to have? Wow
How did Taliban handle logistics?
41:00
Blue on blue?
Incorrect, train low sleep high
The real question to ask is this:
You're at a restaurant, balls deep in some ribs. Someone has a medical emergency, and you're the only one capable of rendering aid until the paramedics arrive. Do you give honey-barbeque flavored CPR?
BELFAIR!
Train low.. sleep high..
Early as fuck boys.
Yes, I was finally the first thumbs-up
Completely dumb luck! Keep up the good work Andy, I am extremely grateful. Thank you
Loser
Algorithm
Yeah, talking about aircrafts of taliban, have you seen that blackhawk with a hanged guy tied to it flying around? Not so funny anymore