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Heroes' Path Podcast: Stories of Service, Leadership, and Legacy The Heroes' Path Podcast brings you powerful stories from veterans, history-makers, and thought leaders, diving deep into the lessons of leadership, character, and service. Each episode highlights the personal journeys of those who have served and the values they carry into the world today. Through intimate conversations and expert insights, the podcast explores the timeless qualities that shape extraordinary leaders—resilience, integrity, and duty to others. From personal tales of sacrifice to actionable leadership lessons, the Heroes' Path Podcast connects the past with the present, ensuring the lessons of service and character are never forgotten. Tune in for inspiring interviews, historical reflections, and the unwavering spirit of service that continues to guide us all. Whether you’re a veteran, a leader in your own community, or someone seeking to learn from those who’ve sha
John hosts Heroes' Path Podcast, a education show with 33 episodes published.
The War Moved Closer For the past two weeks, no American bombs have fallen on Iran. And yet the consequences of the war have kept moving. Fewer ships are moving through the Strait of Hormuz, but the effects are traveling
A war can be thousands of miles away right up until your water stops running. This week on The Heroes’ Path Dispatch, Jeff Steinberg and I talk Iran, oil, cyberattacks, NATO, Ebola, the Colorado River, and one rocket tha
Ten Nights The war came home this week — to three American families, to the sign at your corner gas station, and to a promise the republic made 250 years ago. There’s a gas station at the edge of my town where the price
The kid who works the counter in our neighborhood gas station spent part of his week on a ladder, pulling numbers off the price board and hanging higher ones. He hung those numbers because Iranian missiles hit oil tanker
This week’s Heroes’ Path Dispatch, made especially for our paid subscribers. Pour a coffee. It runs about 30 minutes, and with Jeff' Steinberg’s insights, I think it’s worth every one of them. When I was 13, my mother to
What are we actually celebrating this week? I sat down with Michael Shriver to talk about the founding and the American habit of giving, and how closely the two run together. Mike spent forty-five years around other peop
In a small room in Oxford, Florida, a man holds up a brass shell. It stands three feet tall and weighs forty-five pounds. He had it remade after the war. He pays to haul it from school to school and hall to hall, because
Heroes’ Path is about clarity: about ourselves, our road ahead, and the world around us. Today we’re launching The Heroes’ Path Dispatch, the first in an ongoing series designed to make sense of the events shaping our li
He jumped into Normandy at one thirty in the morning, into anti-aircraft fire so thick his son says you could have walked on it. You know George Luz from Band of Brothers, the paratrooper whose humor held Easy Company to
Our latest Heroes' Path webinar with Colonel Gerry Tertychny is 90 minutes that will stay with you. Here's a taste. On the morning of June 4, 1942, the course of the Pacific war turned in about six minutes. Japan was at
The war isn't over because a document got signed. This week, Jeff Steinberg and I discuss what comes next after 112 days of conflict, a disputed Strait of Hormuz, and a fragile ceasefire. 23 minutes. Worth your time. Sup
The thing about ceasefires is that everybody talks about them like they’re the finish line. Most of the time, they’re not. They’re a pause. A chance to count what’s been spent, what’s been broken, and what’s still sittin
We are now roughly 80 days into a war that many people believed would last four to six weeks. The Strait of Hormuz remains under pressure. Oil markets are reacting. China publicly invoked the “Thucydides Trap” in front o
Two weeks ago we left it with a deadline. That deadline passed. The ceasefire stretched. Then two ships were taken within hours. Now there’s a blockade in both directions and a line of tankers sitting still where the wor
Five weeks in. A U.S. fighter goes down over Iran. One pilot recovered. One still out there. Rescue teams are working inside the country. At the same time, the Strait is tightening, the price of oil is climbing, and what
Four Weeks In. Nobody Planned for This. Day 28 of the war with Iran. The Strait of Hormuz is now a toll road — $2 million per transit, collected by the Iranians, for ships they're gracious enough to let pass. Patriot mis
We recorded this one on the move. No studio or deep editing. A quick call with Jeff Steinberg while the situation keeps changing. In twenty minutes, he walks through what’s actually happening. The resignation in Washingt
The American Revolution was not a foregone conclusion. It was eight years of freezing encampments, shattered supply lines, battlefield defeats, and a Continental Army that nearly dissolved more than once. From the catast
After surviving a catastrophic blast in Iraq, John Gallina came home to discover that the hardest part of service often begins after the war. In this powerful episode of the Heroes’ Path Podcast, Colonel John Fenzel sits
Every conflict looks simple from a distance. A few maps on television, a headline about airstrikes, a sentence or two about retaliation, and the impression forms that the shape of the story is already clear. The reality
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Heroes' Path Podcast is hosted by John. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 33 episodes.
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