THE Wartime Leadership Podcast

THE Wartime Leadership Podcast
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Resiliency looks different to everyone and manifests differently in all of us. We often focus on physical, emotional, and social areas but too often neglect the spiritual. People try to have a cookie-cutter approach and that doesn’t work on individuals w/ diverse perspectives. Neglecting any pillar can cause the foundation to come crashing down. We’ll explore what spiritual resilience looks like in our guests who are first responders, military, pastors, athletes, and many, many more. We will tackle the difficult questions and better define what spiritual resiliency can look like in our lives.

  1. Episode 94: The Resilience of Antoinette Lee: Air Assault Field Medic

    2D AGO

    Episode 94: The Resilience of Antoinette Lee: Air Assault Field Medic

    In this conversation, Antoinette Lee shares her inspiring journey from serving in the military to becoming a technology CEO, highlighting her resilience in overcoming significant health challenges, including a traumatic brain injury and arthritis. She discusses the impact of these challenges on her daily life and the emotional toll of losing her independence. https://newnormalbiglife.buzzsprout.com/ Like, Share, Comment on ALL our SOCIALS at linktr.ee/WartimeLeadership

    51 min
  2. Episode 93: The Resilience Of Susan Snow: Daughter of Murdered LAPD Detective

    DEC 9

    Episode 93: The Resilience Of Susan Snow: Daughter of Murdered LAPD Detective

    In this episode of the Wartime Leadership Podcast, host Nate Coy speaks with Susan Snow. On Halloween night in 1985, Susan's life changed forever when her father, LAPD detective Thomas C. Williams was ambushed and killed. Susan shares the harrowing story of losing her father and her journey through grief, PTSD, and the impact of trauma on her family dynamics. She emphasizes the importance of resilience and healing, detailing her experiences with therapy and the writing of her book, 'The Other Side of the Gun.' Susan's story is one of hope, strength, and the power of sharing one's message with the world. SusanSnowSpeaks.com Like, Comment and Share on all social platforms: linktr.ee/WartimeLeadership

    54 min
  3. Episode 92: The Resilience of Native American Holy Man D Paul

    NOV 25

    Episode 92: The Resilience of Native American Holy Man D Paul

    In this episode host Nathan Coy engages in a deep conversation with D Paul, exploring his journey from a challenging upbringing to a successful military career and his experiences as a submariner. They discuss the complexities of empathy, the struggles of transitioning to civilian life, and the importance of finding peace and purpose. D Paul shares insights on spiritual resilience, the supernatural experiences he has encountered, and the significance of mental health for veterans. The conversation culminates in a discussion about his books and the messages they convey. Watch the full Episode here: https://youtu.be/C1NsR1WTq8o Like. Share. Subscribe on all our social media platforms. Purchase D's books here: https://www.amazon.com/Mysterys-at-Windham-Inn-Paul/dp/B0FPQZWVHL/ Takeaways: D Paul was born with empathic abilities, allowing him to sense others' emotions. Empathy can be a double-edged sword, providing insight but also causing emotional turmoil. Military experiences shaped D Paul's understanding of leadership and resilience. Transitioning from military to civilian life can be challenging and requires support. Finding peace is a personal journey that often involves confronting past traumas. Spiritual resilience is defined as having faith in something greater than oneself. D Paul emphasizes the importance of balancing physical, mental, and spiritual health. Fear attracts darkness, and understanding this can help in overcoming personal struggles. Supernatural experiences can provide insights and healing, but they require openness and understanding. D Paul's books aim to share his journey and insights with others, particularly veterans.

    1h 2m
  4. Episode 91: The Resilience of Psychedelics To Ego Death with James Brett

    NOV 18

    Episode 91: The Resilience of Psychedelics To Ego Death with James Brett

    In this episode, host Nathan Coy and Producer G speaks with James Brett, who shares his journey from a corporate career to spiritual exploration. They discuss the impact of psychedelics on personal transformation, the importance of presence in resilience, and the misconceptions surrounding tantra. James emphasizes the interconnectedness of all beings and the significance of listening to one's body and intuition. The conversation invites listeners to explore their own spiritual paths and the practices that can enhance their presence in daily life. Like, Subscribe and Share on all Social Media Platforms and https://youtu.be/31fCdFVys4g Visit James website for more information on his mission and vision: oasis-within.com.au

    54 min
  5. Episode 90: Halloween Special The Resilience of Comedian & Podcaster Dave Stone

    OCT 31

    Episode 90: Halloween Special The Resilience of Comedian & Podcaster Dave Stone

    Join us as G takes over hosting duties and has a captivating conversation with comedian (and podcaster) Dave Stone. Dive into a lively discussion about Halloween traditions, the evolution of horror films, and the art of music discovery. Dave shares his unique insights on spiritual resilience, the importance of kindness, and the joy of simple pleasures. Whether you're a fan of spooky tunes or curious about the intersection of comedy and leadership, this episode offers a delightful mix of humor and wisdom. Don't miss out on Dave's Halloween Gravy Boat special for a perfect seasonal soundtrack! Like, Comment, Share here: https://youtu.be/9mA7VNHuLCA Like, Share, Subscribe to all our socials at linktr.ee/WartimeLeadership

    48 min
  6. Episode 89: The Resilience of 'Love Has Won' CULT Survivor Andrew-Ryan Profaci

    OCT 16

    Episode 89: The Resilience of 'Love Has Won' CULT Survivor Andrew-Ryan Profaci

    Love Has Won Cult. Tragic car accident. Cancer survivor Perhaps the MOST REAL EPISODE YET! In this gripping episode, host Nathan Coy speaks with Andrew-Ryan Profaci, whose life has been marked by tragedy, addiction, and spiritual deception—and ultimately, resilience. At 18, Andrew survived a horrific car crash that killed his friend. While healing physically, he unknowingly slipped into opioid addiction from long-term pain prescriptions. Searching for purpose, he turned to spirituality—which led him into an online group that later became the cult Love Has Won. Using his marketing skills, Andrew unintentionally helped grow the group’s influence, only to discover the disturbing truth from the inside: manipulation, substance abuse, and psychological control. Pressured into assuming the role of “Father God,” he endured extreme coercion before finally breaking free after nearly nine months. Andrew now speaks with honesty and clarity about: How trauma makes us vulnerable to manipulation Why intelligent people can fall into cult dynamics How to reclaim identity and spirituality after deception This is a raw, powerful story of survival—not just physically, but spiritually. Watch this episode on YouTube at www.youtube.com/@wartimeleadership2980 Spotify Or wherever you choose to listen to your podcast episodes. Like, Comment, and Share us on IG, Facebook and YouTube!!

    59 min
  7. Episode 88: The Resilience of comedian Nathan Fulsebakke

    OCT 7

    Episode 88: The Resilience of comedian Nathan Fulsebakke

    "Comedy PTSD is a real thing." In this episode, comedian Nathan Fulsebakke shares his journey into the world of stand-up comedy, discussing the challenges and triumphs he has faced along the way. He reflects on the importance of resilience, the role of comedy in mental health, and the dynamics of live performances. Nathan emphasizes the significance of community support and the personal growth that comes from embracing one's vulnerabilities. The conversation also touches on memorable experiences in comedy and aspirations for the future, highlighting the joy and connection that humor brings to people's lives.

    1h 1m
  8. Episode 87: The Resilience of Pat Robertson's Bodyguard and Confidant David Wilcox

    SEP 25

    Episode 87: The Resilience of Pat Robertson's Bodyguard and Confidant David Wilcox

    In this eye-opening episode of the Wartime Leadership Podcast, host Nathan Coy engages with David Wilcox, the former bodyguard of televangelist Pat Robertson. Wilcox provides a rare glimpse into the pivotal moments when Robertson shifted from his spiritual mission at the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) to a political ambition that would alter the course of his ministry. Through personal anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories, Wilcox reveals the internal conflicts and decisions that led to Robertson's controversial presidential campaign and the subsequent impact on CBN. This episode delves into the complexities of leadership, faith, and the consequences of mixing religion with politics. Discover how these events unfolded and the lessons learned from a journey marked by ambition and faith. Protecting Pat Robertson: Confessions of a High-Priced Bag ManThe Trial of the Devil Incarnate - Ralph Reed: God's 'Flim-Flam' Man Purchase the books here https://bigfatcatbooks.com/about-us or on Amazon #PatRobertson #CBN #Leadership #FaithAndPolitics #TheWartimeLeadershipPodcast #leadership #firstresponder #cop #Christian #politics #political #leader #leaders #presidentialcampaign #presidential

    1h 7m
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Resiliency looks different to everyone and manifests differently in all of us. We often focus on physical, emotional, and social areas but too often neglect the spiritual. People try to have a cookie-cutter approach and that doesn’t work on individuals w/ diverse perspectives. Neglecting any pillar can cause the foundation to come crashing down. We’ll explore what spiritual resilience looks like in our guests who are first responders, military, pastors, athletes, and many, many more. We will tackle the difficult questions and better define what spiritual resiliency can look like in our lives.

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  • Creator
    THE Wartime Leadership Podcast
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2025
  • Episodes
    94
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © THE Wartime Leadership Podcast