Our own Paul Gardner (RetreatHell) will be one Ballistic Radio Sunday

[SWATcop556]

I spent the past two days hanging out with Paul and he told me about his interview on Ballistic Radio (www.ballisticradio.com). Paul is a hard charging Marine who was wounded in combat in 2003. His story can be found here: https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...rned-In-Combat

Paul's interview will be an in depth look at the lack of training that contributed to his injury and the lessons learned. This is a topic that Paul is extremely passionate about and we talked at length about the shortcomings of LE and Mil training even after 13 years of combat. Everyone who carries a gun can and will learn from Paul.

Please show a fellow member our support and tune in.

[SeriousStudent]

I definitely will be tuning in.

Just an FYI for folks, if you miss the broadcast. The host of the show puts up podcasts about a day later, you can download and listen to them.

It was definitely a pleasure to meet Paul and break bread with him.

[Eurodriver]

I've never met Paul, but I feel like I have from his posts here (Where's he been lately?) and his Youtube videos. Glad to see he's still a hardcharger.

[NCPatrolAR]

Is that show as a whole? I've never listened to it and don't really see people talk about it much

[markm]

He hasn't posted much here lately eh?

[sadmin]

Thanks for the heads up. Good dude, shot with him a couple times in classes.

[SWATcop556]

He took a step back from all forums for a while. Participating as much as he was on all of the forums where he was a member became very time consuming. He made a choice to focus more of his time on other projects though he still reads and follows M4C. That being said he did tell me he was planning on participating more and rejoining the M4C family on a more regular basis.

[markm]

Cool. Yeah.. the forums can wear your ass out sometimes. I think we've all been there.

[SeriousStudent]

Is that show as a whole? I've never listened to it and don't really see people talk about it much

That's the neat thing about the podcasts. You get the entire show without the commercials, and it runs about 43 minutes.

If you have a smartphone, you can just pull them down with Podcast Addict, and listen to them on your commute or during lunch.

[Outlander Systems]

Paul is a hero. That is really great to hear.