Ep. 151 - Rich Brown 3 - American Warrior Society - Current Domestic and World Threats
Rich Brown is co-owner of the American Warrior Society and the co-host of the American Warrior Show, the self defense industries leading podcast. He and Mike Seeklander teach firearms, tactics and combatives classes to law enforcement, military and responsible civilians.
This show we talk with Rich on current threats domestically and around the world. Some topics covered: China gaining on world dominance both strategically and the world economy. Russia’s war in Ukraine, the Israeli war in Gaza, the US boarder crisis, the US economy and much more.
Previous Episodes with Rich:
Ep 7 https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/show/evosec/id/11331488
Ep 78 https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/show/evosec/id/23639894
Victor Davis Hanson article read on the show:
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Check out some of the most recent pivotal shows discussed on the show:
AWS 298 Prepare (Special Edition)
AWS 283 Emerging Threats - Ukraine
Rich Brown - short bio
- Previously Regional Manager for Preparedness and Government Operations for the American Red Cross
- Previously Corrections Officer and Special Operations Response Team Officer with the Knox County Sheriff’s Department
- Retired Chief Warrant Officer-3 U.S. Marine with more than 23 years of service Rich is a distinguished graduate of numerous schools dealing in all aspects of military operations, law enforcement and corrections. Rich holds belts in Aiki-jūjutsu, Judo, MCMAP and Okinawan Freestyle Karate. Rich is also a published author who holds a B.S. in Social Psychology from Park University. In his spare time, Rich really enjoys shooting in local IDPA matches and writing about himself in the third person.