Tell Me Podcast

Tell Me Podcast Episode 020-

On this episode I have a chat with Hunter Robichaux.

Hunter was born into a family with a deep military lineage - specifically in the US Marines.

On top of that he also comes from a fighting family and legend has it his first time on the mats was when he was a few months old crawling around as a toddler.

I had an amazing time discussing his life from his upbringing, his time in service as an ANGLICO in the marines, being part of the team that evacuated over 17,000 innocent lives during the Afghan Withdrawal in 2021 through the organisation Save Our Allies, assisting the Ukranians during the ongoing Russian invasion and currently serving as the Director of International Programs through the Mighty Oaks Foundation.

It was an absolute honour to have you on the show and I can't wait to catch up brother!

Find Hunter here: IG -hunterrobichauxofficial

Mighty Oaks Foundation: https://www.mightyoaksprograms.org/

Save our Allies: https://saveourallies.org/

Watch the Save our Allies Documentary "Send Me" : https://sendmemovie.com/

This episode will be the last one of 2022. What a year its been- 1 year anniversary, listended to in over 40 countries, top 15% most shared podcast globally and top 20% most followed podcast.

On this episode I chat with Will Hairsine.

Will spent over 20 years in the British Armed Forces, first in the Royal Marines and then in the Royal Navy ultimately finishing up as a Chief of Staff. 

After his time in service Will transitioned to civvy street where he is a Senior Manager at KPMG.

We chat about life in the Navy, overseas deployments, anti piracy the transition out of the military, mental health and life in civvy street.

I've absolutely enjoyed reading and interacting with Will's insightful content on LinkedIn and hope he continues to be a great example of what can be achieved after life in service.

Thank you for your time and friendship Will.

Have a very merry Christmas and Happy New Years to you all! See you for more in 2023! Onwards!

LinkedIn: Will Hairsine

On this episode I have a chat with Amber Elle.

An absolute superwoman! A mum, nurse, entrepreneur, educator, family preparedness expert, homesteader, humanitarian and the list continuously goes on!

In a genre that in my opinion has had a bad reputation due to fear mongers, the clueless and guys with "all the gear and no idea" seeing Amber shed her perspective in the world of preparedness has been a breath of fresh air. Utilizing her life experience, educational background and teaming up with Fieldcraft Survival she helps to empower women, children and families in a space typically consumed by those in the 'tacticool' community.

We chat everything from growing up in rural Louisiana, home schooling, Fieldcraft Survival, resilience challenges and most recently being on the ground at the Ukrainian border helping Ukrainian refugees with Save Our Allies. 

Please find Amber on the links below:

https://www.amber-elle.com/

https://fieldcraftsurvival.com/

https://saveourallies.org/

Instagram: @ms.amber.elle

Amber, thank you for your time and everything you are doing!

Growing up in the expat community between Malaysia and the UK, Clement spent his early adult life in university studying Economics, Political Science, and completing his Masters in International Development. After University Clement seamlessly transitioned into a role at a private equity firm. However, not feeling fulfilled in the private equity industry Clement changed set his sights towards a new goal: helping to make the community better. Clement returned to Malaysia and worked on various government projects in the Prime Ministers office. Eventually, Clement moved towards the private sector and formed his company Atlas Solutions. Currently, Atlas is the premiere security company in South East Asia and the first to be UK Accredited in Malaysia. During the pandemic whilst various industries were at a standstill Clement and his business partners remained vigilant and shifted to other emerging markets such as commercial drone sector where they provide services in the agricultural industry. As I transitioned out of the police, Clement was one of the first connections I got in touch with. Since then He has always made time for me to answer any questions, provide insights into people in the security industry and all in all forming a great friendship.  Appreciate you brother!

Check out Atlas Solutions here: https://www.atlascorps.co.uk/

Thanks for the patience all!

Super excited about this episode as I had a chance to reconnect with an old friend of mine from high school.

This one is a little different as I venture away from the police, military and security related episodes. 

When I started this podcast I didn't want to be confined to a certain topic or guests with specific backgrounds- Ultimately I wanted a podcast that was interesting and that people could take away lessons learned from the guests and apply it to their own lives.

Daryl and I originally met when we were both in school, since then he has gone to do some pretty remarkable things. From being involved in culture shifting ad campaigns as an art/creative director to getting out of the ad industry and starting up his motorcycle company Bandit9.

If that wasn't enough he also decided to open an art gallery during the pandemic and starting up a young family! Check out these amazing pieces of art at Van Daryl they've even got a Batmobile...

The one take away from this episode for me was our chat relating to hard work- the very thing Daryl attributes his success to. 

You can be super talented and creative but most of the time you reach a point of failure- its the hard work that ties it all together and helps you cross the finish line.

Thanks for your time Daryl and I look forward to catching up again soon.

https://www.bandit9.com/

https://www.vandaryl.com/