It really is a small world. I joined the Marine Corps from Shreveport, Louisiana — a city founded by Captain Henry Miller Shreve. So, imagine my surprise when Heather Shreve, a descendant of the Shreve family tree, reached out to me about her powerful new book, The...
I had the pleasure of meeting Lechon Kirb at Military Creator Con 2025, where James Van Prooyen and Marah Lago invited him to speak on panels about business development and strategy. A former Marine Corps EOD Tech and Marine Security Forces veteran, Lechon’s...
In this episode, United States Marine Corps Veteran Travis Partington interviews Mark Ormrod, a Royal Marine veteran from the UK. I like the way that looks and sounds. I have interviewed other U.S. Marines and have nothing but respect and admiration for our older...
There was a time when “Made in the U.S.A.” was the standard. During World War II, many private companies played a key role in supporting the war effort. That history made my recent conversation with Ben Keeney especially meaningful, as we discussed the importance of...
In this episode of "Oscar Mike Radio," I talk with returning guest Professor Charles J. Moxley Jr., an attorney and law professor. (https://oscarmikeradio.com/418-charle...) We delved into the legal implications of nuclear weapons, focusing on international law and...
This week, I talk with U.S. Army veteran and author William “Bill” Stevens about his new book, "The Broken Mirror." Bill shares his military experiences, the therapeutic nature of his writing, and the challenges of PTSD. He discusses his relationship with his daughter...