GUY TALK

 After serving in the Marine Corps for eight years, Peter Gary began a decade-long career in the automotive industry, where he went on to serve as General Manager for several of the country's leading dealerships. During the late 90's, Peter embraced emerging technology, moved to South Florida and helped launch several highly successful businesses. He is the c-founder of the veteran's foundation Warrior's Haven USA.

 Marty Strong is a former U.S. Navy SEAL, business leader, author, and speaker. He is known for his leadership insights and experiences gained during his military service, as well as his work in the private sector. Aside from publishing ten novels, Strong has also written three Amazon bestselling books on leadership, strategy, and personal development. He often speaks and writes on topics related to risk taking, resilience, teamwork, and creativity.  

  In this episode, Guy sits down with Vincent McNally. Vincent was a Navy Investigator in Vietnam and then transitioned to the FBI where he served for 31 years. Vince retired after serving as Unit Chief of the Employee Assistance Unit (EAU) of the FBI in Washington D.C. after being the Program Manager for the FBI ‘s Critical Incident Stress Management teams at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Vince McNally has provided over 100 workshops, seminars, and keynotes throughout the world. He is an author, lecturer, and consultant. 

On today’s episode, Guy sits down with Mr. Nicholas Pultorak. Mr. Pultorak began his military career in 1982, spending four years in the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division before serving for an additional twenty years as a Green Beret in the Special Forces. Mr. Pultorak deployed to Afghanistan overseeing joint targeting intelligence processes for the Joint Special Operations Task Force and was also active in greater Department of Defense efforts to build capabilities related to socio-cultural dynamics and human terrain analysis.

  James Ranger Roach is a seasoned military and diplomatic professional with extensive experience in Central American conflicts and international relations. He arrived in Quarry Heights, Panama, in 1983, during the tenure of General Paul Gorman, and played a significant role in the Southern Command’s strategic initiatives in Honduras and El Salvador. Roach served as an Embassy Liaison Officer from 2002 to 2021, with postings in Bogotá, Lima, Mexico City, Kabul, and Panama City. 

 H. Steven Blum is a retired United States Army lieutenant general. He served as the 25th chief of the National Guard Bureau from 2003 to 2008. His last assignment before retiring was deputy commander of United States Northern Command, where he concurrently served as vice commander, United States Element, North American Aerospace Defense Command. He retired from the Army National Guard on May 21, 2010. 

 Peter Crittenden is a retired Special Forces NCO. He works as a security consultant in the public and corporate sector with his work being highly technical; relying upon his engineering background. 20+ years operational leadership and planning experience. Advised US and foreign military and law enforcement in Asia, Africa, Middle East and Europe. 

Inkpot Award recipient Billy Tucci is an cartoonist best known for his modern-day samurai saga Shi, which has been printed in five languages and sold more than 3 million comic books. Billy has earned the prestigious Diamond Comics Gem Award and has been nominated for four Eisner Awards.  In addition to his own creations, Billy’s DC Comics’ graphic novel, Sgt. Rock: The Lost Battalion, was awarded the Military Writers Society of America Gold Medal for its depiction of the highly decorated, real-life 442nd Regimental Combat Team.  

  Dan O'Shea is a retired U.S. Navy SEAL Commander and recognized expert in hostage rescue, counterinsurgency, and unconventional warfare. He served as the Hostage Working Group Coordinator at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, from 2004-2006 and currently serves as a geopolitical/military analyst for major media outlets. He has extensive experience in asymmetric warfare, counterinsurgency, and unconventional warfare. Graduated from the United States Naval Academy (1991) and holds an MS in Executive Leadership from the University of San Diego. 

Wallace Dunn joined the U.S. Army in 1975, earned certification as a Criminal Intelligence Analyst with Federal Law Enforcement, and served with the Portland Police Bureau Intelligence Division before becoming supervisory Captain of the Intelligence Section for the Regional Organized Crime Narcotics Task Force. He later served as Operations Officer for the Oregon National Guard’s Counter-Drug Support Program, supporting law enforcement statewide, and retired from the Army in 1997 as a Captain.