A Chat with Gary Sinise on the 20th Anniversary of 9/11 - The Way I Heard It Podcast (Ep. 217)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- A quick snippet from the current podcast with Gary Sinise, who explains the moment he finally realized "it's not about me at all." That's a realization shared by everyone I know who has ever done a truly admirable thing.
The full podcast is here, if you missed it over the weekend. bit.ly/TWIHI217
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I so admire Gary Sinise and all he does for our military family! Thank you, Mr. Sinise!
If you're looking for a good, wholesome role model, pick Gary or Mike. Great men to look up to
It couldn't have been said any better!! Amen!
Thank you Mike and Gary for being great Americans. Gary did an awesome thing for my daughter Mandy. I had contacted Gary's foundation and asked them if Gary could send my daughter a quick note of encouragement who was deployed at the time. I didn't tell my daughter what I did. Then one day my daughter texted me saying she had gotten a hand written letter from Gary a/k/a Lieutenant Dan. She said it made her deployment worth while in getting that. Thank you Gary.
Thomas Dutkiewicz
This guy is a treasure! ❤️
Gary Sinise is such a good guy.
Sometimes it’s hard to remember Mr. Sinise is an actor. I’m glad to learn he’s a humble, genuine man.
Just showing up and caring means a lot. For my generation we still remember that Bob Hope, Nancy Sinatra, and Ann Margret cared. Good Luck to Us All.
Those were the days when people had moral fibre and accountability for their fame. No more. Sadly. Well done Gary.
@@user-ko2tu3ss3o Those were when most of our Dads were WWII vets. They taught us and held us accountable for everything we did and did not do. It was a pretty safe time as long as you were stateside. We also had outstanding music. Good Luck, Rick
The USO has always done, and still is doing, great things to support our troops.
I've liked Gary Sinise in every movie I've seen him in. He always impresses. Then I found out what he does on his own time and realize he does his best work for free. Real heroes don't need capes.
Absolutely love Gary. Mike, vets love you.
Gary Sinise is a Legend in our Veteran community. He is a game changer and thank you for having him on. Loved his Landstuhl Hospital story in 2003.
I had the honor and privilege to meet Mr. Sinise on one of his USO trips. Thank you for all YOU do Mr. Sinise and Mr. Rowe. Respectfully, SFC (ret) Patrick D. Gray
Lt. Dan is the man!
All 3 of you are my heroes. Thanks for keeping a bit of America alive. We need more patriots
Lt. Dan's band. Best show I saw! This guy embraced the fact that no one knows his name, but we all knew him as that fictional character that we could all relate to. Thank you Gary for being accepting of that fictional character, for volunteering with the USO, and for letting us appreciate you. You really did make us feel great.❤️
Thank you Mr Sinise for cheering up our troops! Thank you team mike and chuck for sharing! 😊
Famous people can uplift our lives in so many ways. Gary does it right.
This was an awesome episode of the podcast. I love that I get to hear (and see this time) this story again.
Some stars shine more than others.
Gary is one of the brightest!
His way of supporting the troops is commendable.
I would love to see the whole video! All these guys are so great!
Thank you Gary. ❤❤❤❤❤
Loved the Lt Dan characteer,my cousin in Alabama came home from Vietnam in a wheelchair.Thx Mike,Thx Gary.You guys make life is lil more pleasent!
Excellent video. Thank you.
Good for you Gary , may God bless and keep you and the lives you touch . Thank you for giving and not being a Hollywood phony .
Thank you Gary and Mike. Nice to watch ordinary folks like you! 😀
Gray / Mike Thank you!! That's all, Thank You! You are AWESOME
Hey Mikey!!!! I liked it, I liked it a lot. A nice retrospect for the USO, Gary and the troops. Ahhooa! and Cheers, Mate.
Amazing man. Lots of respect for Gary Sinise.
My first time in Florida was to be at Daytona in 2014. Who was waving the green flag? LT DAN. Mr Sinise and his foundation is incredible, helping troops around the world. Thank you Mr Sinise. My cousin is in army and i can say there is a UFC Fighter alot of folks have issue with but is a favorite of mine due to his visit with my cousin in Iraq. Tito Ortiz will always have a fan in me. why? he offered his time to brighten someone else's day. and my cousin said morale skyrocketed.
Thank you Mike. always wanted to go to the Mutter museum in phili from a few of your epic trips there. truly appreciate your work educating me in how our entire system works... not just me in my office chair but the septic folks and exterminators. DJ among SGTDI along with your own foundation in helping blue collar become ok... education is important, but also education of blue collar jobs being extraordinary is as important as medical or law or professors or septic cleaners. if the doc's toilet doesn't work there's nothing on plumbing in a medical journal.
My Mother is from Catonsville and our favorite thing was to go to MD and get crabs... she has passed on but MD / Balto will forever be in me. i will always warsh my clothes. why? cause that's what we do. Thanks again Mr Rowe.
Hey folks!! This is what makes these guys special. I admire their humanity.
Thank you for posting this. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I think Greenleaf said something about that in "The Servant as Leader."
Nice work, Sir.
Lieutenant Dan!!! Gary Sinise is an outstanding, compassionate, generous and a great humanitarian besides being a great actor.
I’m sure those guys will tell the story of Lt. Dan showing up at the hospital in Germany all their days. I was a social worker with the VA for about a decade. Our Veterans and active military will always have my prayers.
Bob Hope would be proud of LT Dan!!! Great Patriot!
Jesus is too.
I love Gary!!
That's what we need in this country/ world... thinking of somebody else before we think of ourselves! I love this podcast!
Great interview.
Such good advice.
Bravo Zulu, thank you for ALL you do for the troops. Rock ON Lt. Dan!!
3 X Good Guys!!!
Excellent choice
Gary Sinise a true red white and blue American patriot with a heart of gold and a hero within...
I know actors hate being type cast for it can limit their horizons, but Gary Sinise played the part of Lieutenant Dan so well he Was Lieutenant Dan, he was nominated for an Oscar, he should have won. You can't blame those in these situations for believing so.
hi Rowe, " I still watch Dirty Jobs on
Discovery channel, cool podcast "
Mr. Sinese,
I’ve never really wanted to meet you because your in the movies or on TV. However, I would like to meet you because you are a decent human being.
Listened to podcast then read his book. Thank you
Since they obviously video record these podcasts, is there anyway to watch them or are they strictly released in an audio format only with the occasional video snippet release like this? I would go out of my way to watch these conversations if I could. Such a great episode!
@Nathan Byrd, check the description. It has a link to the full podcast.
@@lylecoglianese1645 Yes, for the podcast. I'm already a subscriber to that. I was asking about the video for the podcast. Thank you, though!
@@elibyrd2112, you are welcome. I guess I misunderstood.
Nathan, I’m with you. The podcast is well done. But I, too, would like to watch the video of this conversation. Just watching Chuck and Mike as they listen to Gary tell his story is great. And Gary just beams telling this story. Yes, let’s see the whole video!
THANK YOU~ GOD WINS!!! 🦾🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯🙏🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯✝🎭⏳🏁
Nice show!
How cool is that? Lieutenant dan!
I saw the aftermath of 911 one year earlier to the day and told waitresses at the windbreak cafe in wasilla ak I saw the trademark columns sticking out of the pile and said it will give a whole new meaning to nine one one
Gary regularly provides lunch at the USO at LAX for the troops coming from Camp Pendleton enroute to their next school.
I've only met Hulk Hogan, Ty Pennington and Mike Rowe in my lifetime... I'll trade ya a Hulk for Gary Sinise❤️
Just by circumstance I met them all, but when in the presence of men such as themselves it's important to treat them like a normal human being, it's as endearing to them as their interaction is to you.
Lastly seven thousand fatalities in Afghanistan during the two decades of conflict, inversely 30k took their own lives during the same timeframe from PTSD... We should treat our veterans like movie stars too Gary nails it!
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Watch Gary on Jocko Podcast
I have no clue how Mike gets such a low view count, You Tube must be doing something.
I'm here for the Chuck.
My son was injured in Iraq,,,,, and was taken to Germany.
Lieutenant Dan!
Lt. Dan was cool n all but Stu was better...
RIP Norm MacDonald