Grunts In Appalachia
Grunts in Appalachia
A Marine and a retired Army 1st Sgt and an Appalachian sit down to talk gear, gadgets, beer and mental health. Special guests come on highlighting the amazing people of Appalachia and their stories of how they made it to this region or if they're from here what has kept them here for life. Politicians, musicians, business owners and other veterans sit down with these two grunts and just start figuring life out from other perspectives. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grunts-in-appalachia/support
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Nov 21, 2023
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Special Guest Alejandro Vence 20.04.2021 57:38
Here how someone can escape Communism and make a life for themselves in the hills of Appalachia. From being born in Cuba to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the hills of Appalachia. Its a story of perseverance, passion and the drive for the American Dream.
Bootcamp Shenanigans: GIA Episode 2 15.04.2021 46:59
What happens before you leave for USMC boot camp? Find out here, along with hearing about the shenanigans that take place while you're there. This episode is about hilarious stories and the downright crazy antics of drill instructors that every Marine loves to relive from time to time. You will also hear insights as to what is in store for you should you ever decide to join the Marin...
Grunts in Appalachia: Episode 1 05.04.2021 43:14
John Creamer of Florida and Nate Kingsley of Pennsylvania moved to West Virginia post serving 4 years in the United States Marine Corps (2000-2004). This Podcast followers the adventures of these best friends in Appalachia, as well as covers some military reminiscing of this duo across the Globe.
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