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The John Lovell Podcast John Lovell
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The John Lovell Show provides insightful commentary on current events, practical tips for protecting your home and the lives of those you love, and a good measure of lame dad jokes. John is the Founder and CEO of the Warrior Poet Society – a values-based community dedicated to physical protection, the pursuit of truth, and living for higher purpose. His message has garnered over 100 million views across social media and streaming platforms. John is a former war veteran and Special Operations soldier, having served in the 2nd Ranger Battalion. After his military service, he served as a Christian missionary in Central America full-time. Today he is a video content creator, public speaker, firearms trainer, and homesteader. John lives on a small farm in Georgia with his wife and two sons.
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All my Heroes had a Death Wish
John Lovell travels abroad and walks in the footsteps of Leonidas, Socrates and the Apostle Paul. What did these men have in common and what's behind John's heroes having a death wish?
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Commonsense parenting 101 with John Rosemond
John talks with Author John Rosemond the bestselling author of “Parenting by the Book”.
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Hustle Culture will Destroy your Life
John Lovell looks into ”hustle culture’s” appeal and why it evades the balance all men crave.
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Lucas Botkin Discuss Industry Trouble, & Why He Drew His EDC
John Lovell sits down with Lucas Botkin of T.Rex Arms for a refreshingly deep dive into the advice he's looking for, which gun industry giant he'd stack zombie bodies with and the steep newlywed learning curve.
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Travis Haley & John Lovell Discuss Blackwater, and Najaf
John Lovell sits down with the incomparable Travis Haley of Haley Strategic to discuss the 20th anniversary Najaf gunfight, leadership conation and where the country's gone wrong.
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Court gives 2A rights to Illegal Aliens?!?
John Lovell peels back the confusion surrounding a recent Illinois ruling were an undocumented migrant was given gun ownership legal standing under the 2nd Amendment. Should firearm advocates celebrate this as a win for "God given rights" OR is it a step in the wrong direction?