Deviant Gentlemen
Deviant Gentlemen
Deviant Gentlemen Podcast|S2 EP02 With Special Guest Travis Wilson
Deviant Gentlemen Podcast|S2 EP02 With Special Guest Travis Wilson
Deviant Gentlemen Podcast|S2 EP02 With Special Guest Travis Wilson
Tuesday 20th April 2021
Join Tommy Vext, Shane Vitko, and Travis Wilson as they discuss sobriety, military life, and mental health with candor and humor on the Deviant Gentlemen Podcast.
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70 minutes
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Raw
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Thought-provoking
Honest
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Sexual Stigmas & Myths
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Get the buttons here!Tommy Vext, Shane Vitko, and Travis Wilson: Sobriety, Military Life, and Mental Health
I know of two people that committed suicide, that toured with Tommy and i. You know, and it's insane, and it's happened far more than just the two.
Picture this: a rockstar, an ex-con, and a Green Beret walk into a studio. No, it's not the start of a joke, but rather the setup for an episode of the Deviant Gentlemen Podcast that's anything but ordinary. In this engaging episode, Tommy Vext and Shane Vitko sit down with Travis Wilson, a veteran and owner of Alpha Elite Performance. Together, they tackle some heavy-hitting topics with their trademark blend of candor and humor.
The conversation kicks off with Tommy sharing stories from his Texas tour. But it doesn't stop there. The trio dives deep into the importance of planning for success after military service. Travis offers insights from his own experiences, shedding light on how veterans can navigate life post-service. Conservatism and its impact on society also get their turn in the spotlight. Tommy and Shane don't shy away from discussing why conservatives might need to rethink their approach.
It's a thought-provoking segment that challenges listeners to consider different perspectives. Mental health and suicide prevention are crucial themes in this episode. Tommy opens up about the devastating loss of friends to suicide, making this discussion both personal and powerful. The trio emphasizes the importance of mental health support, especially for those who've served in the military. Despite the serious subjects, the episode is far from a somber affair.
Tommy and Shane's banter keeps things lively, ensuring that listeners are both entertained and informed. Whether you're interested in sobriety, military life, or just enjoy candid conversations with a side of humor, this episode has something for everyone.