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Not all soldiers think alike. Some want to ban AR-15s. Not all citizens understand the complexities of active shooters and how to combat them in our society. Sgt Vegan and I disagreed on a recent IG post about strategies to address school shooters in America, so we decided we should have a further discussion of banning AR-15s, disrupting school shooters, and more.

Sgt Vegan is a former soldier with the 173rd, author of several books, and a registered nurse who grew up in the hardcore scene and now sings in the band, DxFxCx (Death Follows Closely).

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Violence against officers is on the rise. The media keeps stoking the flames of racism, pushing drama like a bunch of school yard instigators, and DREW BREASY's not going to take it anymore.

This has been a long time in the making. Drew talks about the trauma dispatchers experience, the war on cops, the truth about racism, implicit bias, the power of changing police culture, and more.

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COMM CENTER with DREW BREASY and give him a follow.

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Ask yourself, "Have I ever met a person who has written several children's books, served in Iraq, sang for a hardcore band, won an award for photography, filmed a documentary, published numerous magazine articles, written a collection of poetry, and can talk for hours about reptiles?"

Meet Stan Lake! Enjoy the show and check him out on IG @catchingcreation

From his days as a soldier in the US Army to singer of Dropkick Murphys to being a Boston Firefighter, frontman of one of the greatest bands of all time, STREET DOGS, Michael McColgan talks about his sobriety, the power of a positive mindset, tour life, the world of first responders and more.

If you haven't heard of STREET DOGS go check them out!

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(When I first developed the concept for this show, Michael was among the list of potential guests. Many people have heard me praise the power of the punk scene and its ability to produce this era's true believers who help better their scene. Special thanks to "Knocko Nolan" for connecting me with him.)

At the age of 18, he was sentenced to 18 years in prison for attempted murder. While in prison, he was recruited into the Nazi skinhead movement and introduced to the world of race-based hate.

Eric Hebert and Brian Sanders talk about Eric's life on the yard, the methods in which inmates are recruited, the meanings of certain acronyms and numbers in tattoos, various white power bands, his path to redemption and a lot more.

Eric is the current host of The Change Gang Podcast, speaks at events, and is available for guest spots on shows