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LASD Shooting, Toxic Masculinity and Racism in America With Guest Byron Rodgers | EP 016
LASD Shooting, Toxic Masculinity and Racism in America With Guest Byron Rodgers | EP 016
LASD Shooting, Toxic Masculinity and Racism in America With Guest Byron Rodgers | EP 016
Sunday 20th September 2020
Tommy Vext and Shane Vitko chat with Byron Rodgers about LASD shooting, toxic masculinity, and racism in America in this raw and thought-provoking episode.
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Get the buttons here!Byron Rodgers on LASD Shooting, Toxic Masculinity, and Racism: A No-Holds-Barred Chat
Life is a limited time offer and life is an occasion, and every moment that we wake up every day, we have an opportunity to rise to that occasion.
Ever wondered how a USMC veteran views the pressing issues of today? In this episode of the Deviant Gentlemen Podcast, hosts Tommy Vext and Shane Vitko sit down with Byron Rodgers, the CEO and Founder of Bravo Research Group. They dive deep into some heavy topics like the LASD shooting, toxic masculinity, and racism in America. Byron, with his rich background in executive protection and military service, brings a unique perspective to the table.
His insights into situational awareness and behavioral profiling are not just theoretical but grounded in real-life experiences. He stresses the importance of experiential learning and how it can help us navigate today's complex world. The conversation also touches on how society can progress positively while tackling toxic masculinity and the tricky dynamics of the 'friend zone'. If you're looking for a raw, unfiltered discussion that tackles some of today's most critical issues head-on, this episode is a must-listen.
It's not just informative but also thought-provoking, offering a fresh take on topics that affect us all.