Man o Man the guests , stories & quality of this podcast just get better & better. Definitely the best military oriented podcast on youtube! The quick fire questions, topics of conversation and the way you have it set up and deep dive into your guests background stories keep it super entertaining, educational, respectful & bring out the best response/stories. Thank you for your service, the work you do with the dogs coming home from war & just being an all American Badass!
“When you lose control of your emotions, you are handing the control of your emotions to someone else (i.e. the other person)”. Excellent statement, and I’ll not forget it. Thank you. Great interview.
Don't listen to a liar, there was no gun in his room, the dirt bike was bought by my dad, he didn't get mad, it was a ford escort, it wasn't his uncle it was my first cousin not his uncle , if you ever play this again, I'm going after you mike in the courts. Do you get it. This boy is lying he was sixteen and the mediation told joe his dad to pay for plain tickets, I got sean clothes back, from talking to cops, sean is pathetic.................
A year late, but no doubt you make a good point! It was like listening to a convo between two buddies that have known each other for quite sometime. Mike Ritland is so mild mannered, and I think it really helps interview wise.
Another excellent podcast. It's takes huge brass balls to come out and tell the story Sean did. I wish him the best in his journey through life. I will be purchasing a few copies of this book, for sure. Semper Fi!
My GOD....I have listened to so many of these young men who lived through Brutal childhoods yet come out superachievers...I'm so proud of them . Much love honey n GOD bless you.
@@kanyeezy2019 I cleaned up in my divorce too man I got everything I kept the house because when I bought it her credit was so fucked up that she couldn't be on the loan so I had her sign a quit claim deed so she couldn't touch my house. the big contention was the 2018 Camaro SS I bought for her so after we split up she got 4 DUI's in 2 years and her drivers license was permanently revoked so in court I told the judge about that and she didn't need to keep that car so judge asked her if it was true she had to tell him the truth and he said ok give him the keys right now. that was best revenge I could ever get on her cheating ass.
Mike is a national treasure. The skill he uses in his interviews is amazing. Buck was inspirational and his earnest wish is to help others. What a great guy. Thanks to both of you for lifting my spirit
Good interview mike, he’s a real good dude ! Hats off to him and all he has accomplished. Prayers to him and his family ! Bravo and well done to both of you !
Incredible story of resilience! I was glued the entire time. Mike sure knows how to relate to his guests! The intros are the best. They connect the listeners to the guests immediately.
I was an officer in the Army for nearly 10 years. I still do not understand why the only humane, sensitive, honest people I have met are militaries. You do not find that kind of individuals in civilian life : except maybe in law enforcement, health care, firemen. We need a conscription. We need a way to teach people what it means to be responsible for others... what it really means to be a citizen.
There are a few of us, but I am from a family with MIL relatives and most of my friends growing up were either from MIL or LE families. It took me many years before I finally joined LE in a non-enforcement capacity (search and rescue) . But I agree, there does seem to be less personal responsibility and integrity displayed in most people I come in contact with as well. Given the nature of the moral decline in this nation, I'm not surprised.
This stirs up a ton of thoughts. Great discussion. The controlling your emotions part hits home with me. This is definitely not the standard tough guy discussion.
Another great podcast! Sean like many others has a story to tell about life and what it deals people. What's important is he turned it into a life of giving back and empowering people to take adversity and turn it into a win.
Hello Mike, I am a big fan of your podcasts. I am listening all the way from Brasil, of all places. I am an American, living here and I want to thank you and your guests for all your service to this country and THE WORLD for that matter. If we can live free in today's world it is in great part for the actions of great Americans like you and your guests. Just wanted to point out that your expression when Sean said he never had real barbecue was priceless. I laughed out loud here at the office.
No offense to Andy but this interview is so much better than the cleared hot one... I had no idea he was married young and cheated on them became an actor. I love both podcasts but if I had to choose I would prefer to listen to the more structured version of someone’s life, going thru it chronologically from start to finish.
Outstanding interview! “PTSD, Time to Heal” also emphasizes writing by hand; it activates a part of the brain that’s logically driven which dampens the emotion of the memory, making it easier to process. Let it sit a month and only then share it if you want. Verbalizing can retraumatize. Going back to it also allows for anything addition that might come up or anything that was misremembered to fall away.
So glad I accidentally hit this video ive been subbed for a long time and haven't related to a guest more watched it all the way threw. Thanks Mike and buck Buck keep it up buddy your words sound exactly what I tell people to do to better them selfs so its great to actually see another man who cares that much about strangers to go out of your way to help God bless you
Sweet! I watch Sean's vlog, I find it entertaining and eye opening. This interview just deepened my respect for him to a whole new level. He's not just a military rock star, he's a human that already had a lifetime of deep crap happen to him. I've been to his hometown many times, the whole Antelope valley is pretty much the meth capitol of the world. So for anyone that can climb out of there, my deepest RESPECT.
Really cool to watch you guys talk through a lot of problems that are relevant to most of us (childhood, not military), and showing that hard work and a good mindset can get you through it. Great episode and I do plan on reading the book.
This is what I try and do. I do not try and control my anger per say but I do always try and improve discipline. So when I get heated, I try and intensify that emotion I am feeling mentally and sometimes I may even make a little noise but I intensify it until I cannot do it anymore and I see the foley of it and try and learn why I am feeling this. And then I do my best to release it. And hopefully next time it doesn’t make me so unbalanced. It’s hard to explain. But it has helped me and maybe it can help someone else. I think that the main thing is recognize the issue and also realize that many times there isn’t a right way. And there may be many ways to get that box checked. I have also tried to keep my world small. Not escapism but trying not judge myself. Or anyone else which seems to always get the negative flowing for me. For example, worrying about which people are trying to ruin the planet or who is deceiving knowingly in order to control or to get mfers to knowingly give away their freedoms etc. I zoom in on my life. And my family thank god. Anyways. Yeah we need less filter. Thanks I appreciate it. Rant out.
Buck’s perspective of the Police is really interesting. I’m glad I listened to this podcast, I wish his information was more commonplace-perhaps the world would be a better place. Make that into a book and spread it around maybe the news would care maybe not but it’s good to know!
Buck @26:30 I’m sorry brother had a dad in the same situation to Long To type . He was A teen in the heroin days of the 70’s dropped all the drugs and alcohol when I was born to get sober and all only to break a ankle in 1996 and get IV injected with Dilaudid and morphine and then given a script for OxyContin 80mg that he would crush and inject . I remember riding home on the bus as a kid and hearing people talk about homework 📚 and I was worried about finding my dad dead everyday. I used to come home to him facedown and I’d have to pull needles out of his arms and bandage him up . Makes us men hard men !!💪😎
@@Marc-kq6vz Janis Joplin ? She wasn't girl power rock. I'll bet it was Pat Benatar. You gotta think, if he was born in '86, then Pat Benatar would have been the kind of stuff his mother would have been into a few years earlier.
Mr. Big balls Ritland, please keep the podcasts coming. Nothing to do with this one specifically, but I looked for Arro being crated properly after he drove in after his ball, I never found the follow up video. Be safe out there...
We shared a similar childhood unfortunately, I buried that shit so deep I can barely recall. Last time I revisited it, I found one of my moms old boyfriends and put him in the hospital. Cop and DA remembered me from many years earlier and refused to press charges. My unit was good to me and looked out for me like older brothers do... I wasn’t allowed to go home without a wingman after that.
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
I've been following his channel for a while...never knew he had a bronze star dudes humble for sure
Man o Man the guests , stories & quality of this podcast just get better & better. Definitely the best military oriented podcast on youtube! The quick fire questions, topics of conversation and the way you have it set up and deep dive into your guests background stories keep it super entertaining, educational, respectful & bring out the best response/stories. Thank you for your service, the work you do with the dogs coming home from war & just being an all American Badass!
“When you lose control of your emotions, you are handing the control of your emotions to someone else (i.e. the other person)”. Excellent statement, and I’ll not forget it. Thank you. Great interview.
Don't listen to a liar, there was no gun in his room, the dirt bike was bought by my dad, he didn't get mad, it was a ford escort, it wasn't his uncle it was my first cousin not his uncle , if you ever play this again, I'm going after you mike in the courts. Do you get it. This boy is lying he was sixteen and the mediation told joe his dad to pay for plain tickets, I got sean clothes back, from talking to cops, sean is pathetic.................
Buck is such a good soul man I just want him to win , and may god bless his family. This is a man I’d follow into battle any day
Buck...Buck...Goose! It's your turn to shine on yet another awesome Mike Drop💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
This was a great podcast. Hearing what he went through with his siblings as a kid was brutal . thank you guys for your service. Much respect.
Im his mom, he lied A LOT
@@janettebaker1783what did he lie about? Specifics please
I was surprised at these twos’ chemistry and how it worked out. Nice work y’all.
A year late, but no doubt you make a good point! It was like listening to a convo between two buddies that have known each other for quite sometime. Mike Ritland is so mild mannered, and I think it really helps interview wise.
Another excellent podcast. It's takes huge brass balls to come out and tell the story Sean did. I wish him the best in his journey through life. I will be purchasing a few copies of this book, for sure. Semper Fi!
Siiicckkk huge fan of buck
why dont you marry it then?
@@666goats really dude...........:
Mike always does a very good job of listening
Was it Stevie Knicks?!?
Best interview thus far. Mike Drop is slowly, bit surely becoming my favorite podcast
My GOD....I have listened to so many of these young men who lived through Brutal childhoods yet come out superachievers...I'm so proud of them . Much love honey n GOD bless you.
Mike is one of the best interviewers out there.
Been watching FNG since it's creation and blasted through Sean's book, great dude and I'm extremely excited for this episode
How long was he in the military and how long was he a green beret?
@@BostonsF1nest read his book or watch his vids
@@hopliteoperator can’t just answer the fuckin question lol ok
@@BostonsF1nest 8 years I think in the army
@@BostonsF1nest I don’t remember how long he was SF
Hell Yessss! Our boi Sean’s really out here killing it
Sorry to hear about Kim k filing for divorce from you man.. Tough.
Prenup, all good. More upset about the election... 2024 here I come!
@@kanyeezy2019 Fucking A right back up like the rock star he is..
@@l3joint Hater. You must be fun at parties
@@kanyeezy2019 I cleaned up in my divorce too man I got everything I kept the house because when I bought it her credit was so fucked up that she couldn't be on the loan so I had her sign a quit claim deed so she couldn't touch my house. the big contention was the 2018 Camaro SS I bought for her so after we split up she got 4 DUI's in 2 years and her drivers license was permanently revoked so in court I told the judge about that and she didn't need to keep that car so judge asked her if it was true she had to tell him the truth and he said ok give him the keys right now. that was best revenge I could ever get on her cheating ass.
Anyone else thumbs up before watching every Mike Drop?
It's amazing how bad this great American hero had as a child but turned his life around. Thank you for your service
Mike is a national treasure. The skill he uses in his interviews is amazing. Buck was inspirational and his earnest wish is to help others. What a great guy. Thanks to both of you for lifting my spirit
Thanks Mike. Really enjoy your show. I've watched 'em all, couple of 'em more than once.
You are the best, Mr.Ritland!
Good interview mike, he’s a real good dude ! Hats off to him and all he has accomplished. Prayers to him and his family ! Bravo and well done to both of you !
Incredible story of resilience!
I was glued the entire time.
Mike sure knows how to relate to his guests!
The intros are the best. They connect the listeners to the guests immediately.
Thanks for sharing your story Shaun and thank you Mike for another great interview!
Incredible story...God bless all our veterans and first responders.
I was an officer in the Army for nearly 10 years. I still do not understand why the only humane, sensitive, honest people I have met are militaries. You do not find that kind of individuals in civilian life : except maybe in law enforcement, health care, firemen. We need a conscription. We need a way to teach people what it means to be responsible for others... what it really means to be a citizen.
There are a few of us, but I am from a family with MIL relatives and most of my friends growing up were either from MIL or LE families. It took me many years before I finally joined LE in a non-enforcement capacity (search and rescue) . But I agree, there does seem to be less personal responsibility and integrity displayed in most people I come in contact with as well. Given the nature of the moral decline in this nation, I'm not surprised.
Another incredible podcast. Just love Sean’s messages. Uplifting for everyone. Just bought the book. Thank you Mike!
Great episode... I ordered his book after listening to the first hour.
Thanks
Help others help yourself. The AA & NA model. It helped and saved me. Positive in every direction
This stirs up a ton of thoughts. Great discussion. The controlling your emotions part hits home with me. This is definitely not the standard tough guy discussion.
What an amazing story. Thank you Mike for doing what you do. Bought the book Buck Roger's. Can't wait to start it
Thank you Gentlemen, very very much.
Acknowledge emotions but don't let them control your actions! Thanks guys.
Another great podcast! Sean like many others has a story to tell about life and what it deals people. What's important is he turned it into a life of giving back and empowering people to take adversity and turn it into a win.
The Chef back on another podcast! Sweet.
Hell yeah keep up the great work love the show brother 🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hello Mike,
I am a big fan of your podcasts.
I am listening all the way from Brasil, of all places.
I am an American, living here and I want to thank you and your guests for all your service to this country and THE WORLD for that matter.
If we can live free in today's world it is in great part for the actions of great Americans like you and your guests.
Just wanted to point out that your expression when Sean said he never had real barbecue was priceless.
I laughed out loud here at the office.
No offense to Andy but this interview is so much better than the cleared hot one... I had no idea he was married young and cheated on them became an actor. I love both podcasts but if I had to choose I would prefer to listen to the more structured version of someone’s life, going thru it chronologically from start to finish.
Outstanding interview! “PTSD, Time to Heal” also emphasizes writing by hand; it activates a part of the brain that’s logically driven which dampens the emotion of the memory, making it easier to process. Let it sit a month and only then share it if you want. Verbalizing can retraumatize. Going back to it also allows for anything addition that might come up or anything that was misremembered to fall away.
Aye yo! Bucks here to help you guys get selected!
If you didn't have struggles in life your not living life. Great podcast thanks for sharing. Mike keep them coming.
Young Jamie from JRE would have had the name of the female rock singer in 3.5 seconds.
Bruh straight up! 😂
I thought it be Shaina
Or sharol crow
Joan Jett mabye?
2.9 seconds if you buy the Tesla pack.
Just finished the podcast I love Sean's story. I think this and Lara Logan's episode are my favorites so far.
God damn , best one yet. Thanks to both of you.
I think this might be my favorite “Mike Drop” to date. Epic.
So glad I accidentally hit this video ive been subbed for a long time and haven't related to a guest more watched it all the way threw. Thanks Mike and buck Buck keep it up buddy your words sound exactly what I tell people to do to better them selfs so its great to actually see another man who cares that much about strangers to go out of your way to help God bless you
Buck, wish you all the best you and your family deserve it, me much love to you and yours!
DAMN! I applaud you for your success! You didn't let the fire consume you, it forged you. Your an inspiration. God bless you
Sean channel is great! Thank you for this!
YES YES YES!!! Can’t wait to start this on my lunch break. Love both these guys!
Rest in Peace SFC Mihail Golin
So far you have been my favorite interviewer..trying to catch up on every episode.
This is one of the best !!!
Another Mike Drop so quickly? Watch out folks. The Ritland refractory period is now hitting ludicrously low levels...and a shout out to George.
And Sandy
Really, really good stuff! Thank you both!
Mike makes the world a better place
I need that mentor man, thanks for what you have already accomplished and done in both of your lives I can't say thank you enough
such a great interview. i learned a ton of stuff.
Mike, terrific interview. Thank you!
FINALLY, you got FMG academy in here man RESPECT!!!!
Holy shit. This is by far my favourite guest yet. What a great man.
Thanks Mike, great show.
Sweet! I watch Sean's vlog, I find it entertaining and eye opening. This interview just deepened my respect for him to a whole new level. He's not just a military rock star, he's a human that already had a lifetime of deep crap happen to him. I've been to his hometown many times, the whole Antelope valley is pretty much the meth capitol of the world. So for anyone that can climb out of there, my deepest RESPECT.
Good stuff Mike!! Thanks!!!!
Really cool to watch you guys talk through a lot of problems that are relevant to most of us (childhood, not military), and showing that hard work and a good mindset can get you through it. Great episode and I do plan on reading the book.
Really,Really great interview. I did subscribe to Sean's channel. Looking forward to Sean's book and his audio book as well.
Thank you both for your service and another great show 🇺🇸🇺🇸
This is what I try and do. I do not try and control my anger per say but I do always try and improve discipline. So when I get heated, I try and intensify that emotion I am feeling mentally and sometimes I may even make a little noise but I intensify it until I cannot do it anymore and I see the foley of it and try and learn why I am feeling this. And then I do my best to release it. And hopefully next time it doesn’t make me so unbalanced. It’s hard to explain. But it has helped me and maybe it can help someone else. I think that the main thing is recognize the issue and also realize that many times there isn’t a right way. And there may be many ways to get that box checked. I have also tried to keep my world small. Not escapism but trying not judge myself. Or anyone else which seems to always get the negative flowing for me. For example, worrying about which people are trying to ruin the planet or who is deceiving knowingly in order to control or to get mfers to knowingly give away their freedoms etc. I zoom in on my life. And my family thank god. Anyways. Yeah we need less filter. Thanks I appreciate it. Rant out.
This dudes book might be the first book I pick up in years. Last one I read was 2010. Similar life events have happened to me.
The part of him talking about rocking himself to sleep with that stress definitely hit me.
I really enjoyed workin a lot with the gangsters 🤣🤣 I love this guy
Buck is such a great dude tbh
Coming from someone who watches a lot of RUclips, Mike definitely had the most American intro 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Once again outstanding work Mike
U r coming into your own, the best is coming.
This man is the real deal. I know I'm two years late but would love to have a whiskey and cigar with this man
I appreciate you guys
Outstanding episode. Love hearing these, Mike. Please keep up the great work.
That was a damn good show! Much love brother Sean and Mike!
Buck’s perspective of the Police is really interesting. I’m glad I listened to this podcast, I wish his information was more commonplace-perhaps the world would be a better place. Make that into a book and spread it around maybe the news would care maybe not but it’s good to know!
Awesome video as usual!
Man! What a story.....
Great show brother keep it up! 🤘🇺🇸
This was a great interview. It helped me.
Great show Mike, loved Sean Rogers story, would like to get to know more about him.
fantastic podcast fellas...thanks
Buck @26:30 I’m sorry brother had a dad in the same situation to Long To type . He was
A teen in the heroin days of the 70’s dropped all the drugs and alcohol when I was born to get sober and all only to break a ankle in 1996 and get IV injected with Dilaudid and morphine and then given a script for OxyContin 80mg that he would crush and inject . I remember riding home on the bus as a kid and hearing people talk about homework 📚 and I was worried about finding my dad dead everyday. I used to come home to him facedown and I’d have to pull needles out of his arms and bandage him up . Makes us men hard men !!💪😎
I bet Buck was referencing Alanis Morissette. I can relate to his life. Great show Mike
That's who I thought it was
That's a good guess. My thought was Pink! who is way more male-hater rock. I'm curious to know who it was.
@@Marc-kq6vz Janis Joplin ? She wasn't girl power rock. I'll bet it was Pat Benatar. You gotta think, if he was born in '86, then Pat Benatar would have been the kind of stuff his mother would have been into a few years earlier.
Mr. Big balls Ritland, please keep the podcasts coming. Nothing to do with this one specifically, but I looked for Arro being crated properly after he drove in after his ball, I never found the follow up video. Be safe out there...
No child should have to live like that. So sad
Sean lays it out multiple times that mental health is a factor in life, work, and being affected by the crap you deal with all your life.
Another hard hitting Grand Slam episode keep em coming Mike and buck
I love hearing his story im going to get his book another banger Mike u are awsome with these podcast love it.
Congratulations Mike on all the subscribers. You’re a good man Charlie Brown. 🇺🇸
Always gently introduce Your Kids To Fear and guide them through it and enjoy watching bravery grow
We shared a similar childhood unfortunately, I buried that shit so deep I can barely recall. Last time I revisited it, I found one of my moms old boyfriends and put him in the hospital. Cop and DA remembered me from many years earlier and refused to press charges. My unit was good to me and looked out for me like older brothers do... I wasn’t allowed to go home without a wingman after that.
Love all these podcasts!!! You guys are badasses!!
Love your podcast bro !!! Keep up the good work
Zach! Audio quality is WAY up on this edition!
Man this dude has an awesome story. Happy to see him on Mike Drop 👍🏼👍🏼
But once again Andy Stumpf beat you to him 🤣
Damn good show! I just got the chance to watch it all.
You’ve gotten really good at these, Mike