#120

Michael Rannigan served as a Navy Corpsman and takes time with David Reid and Christian Meyers to discuss his experiences providing medical care while deployed overseas in Afghanistan and Iraq. He also shares about his mindset change needed once returning back home.
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[@Johnson11c]

Thank you for sharing your story!

[@jameswisegarver3120]

I was a paramedic and in school one teacher said it's the kids that stick with you. Man was he right...

[@jurban611]

Part with this guy would be great.

[@nathanwillett7587]

isnt the timezone in Australia ahead of the time in the states🤔

[@nathanwillett7587]

9:15

[@busbey61]

Great episode! I dont really hear too much about Bacha Bazi and Chai Boys. I feel people need to be more aware since we do fund the Taliban.
Anyways, did you all ask him if he was in Tora Bora when bin Laden was there?