Who is Douglas Taurel and what is The American Soldier?
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back. Before I forget, first podcast shirt of the year just came out. It's pretty simple. It says surrender with a line through it, meaning don't surrender. Link to it in the show notes, shop.clear.podcast.com. Get one if you want, don't if you don't. My guest today is Douglas Terrell. He is...
actor a thespian if you will and honestly this is my favorite part about the podcast this is what i enjoy the most being exposed to people that i probably never would have had the chance to be exposed to sitting down having a conversation with them about what makes them tick specifically and i'm going to read this right from his website he has a play called the american soldier
His words from his website, which is theamericansoldiersoloshow.com. To raise awareness of the struggles of veterans and military families face when they either come home from war, transition out of the military, and of course, the invisible wounds of post-traumatic stress.
More importantly, I want to help those who have no connection to the military better understand what service to our nation sincerely means. He describes what the play is, so I'm not going to get into that. But it's fantastic. I love the concept. It spans multiple generations, multiple wars. It's really cool. And he has a skill that I just will never have.
The ability to get up and perform in front of people. The desire to be an actor. Good. Good on you. No way in hell am I ever participating in that. I don't know if there's anything that can make me feel more uncomfortable. And I don't really know why, but whatever. irrelevant when it comes to the show. Today's episode is going to be 376 with Douglas Terrell.
Before we get into that, give me a brief one minute. Let's pay the bills here real quick. Today's episode is brought to you by Montana Knife Company. Let's dive right into the website and see what they currently have to offer. Now, I've said this many times. If you're a friend, a friend, if you're a fan of the podcast, you're probably going to have heard the episodes I've done with Josh Smith.
He is the founder of Montana Knife Company, the youngest master bladesmith, real overachieving asshole, if you will. The knives he make, the makes, are right down the road in Frenchtown, Montana, about 90 miles from where I'm sitting right now. Born and bred in Montana, Montana inspired, but truly inspired.
truly a global brand they are exploding i'm looking at right now the mini speed goat they're rotating banner across the top shows a small variety of the knives that they have to offer i'm just going to rotate down and it's going to show you the stuff that they have in stock some of the versions are going to be sold out but you'll you'll tell immediately different blade types
Chef, butcher, meat eater edition knives, collaborations. This is a great chef knife, the Meat Church chef knife. I'm just going to click view all and let's see what they have to offer. Actually, I'm going to go up here to just shop knives. all knives, not the ones that are in stock. I'll talk about that in a minute. And I'm just going to scroll through this.
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