The Mountain SideJason Nauert aka “Jason The Butcher “- Owner & operator of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason, widely known as Jason the Butcher, is a master of his craft with over 45 years of experience as a hunter, outdoorsman, and wild game processing expert. Born and raised in Woodland Park, Colorado, Jason's deep connection to the land and mountains began in early childhood. His upbringing in the rugged terrain of Colorado instilled in him a profound respect for nature, self-sufficiency, and ethical harvesting, which would go on to shape his life’s work. From elk and deer to wild boar and bison, Jason’s extensive knowledge of wildlife and responsible field-to-table practices has earned him recognition across the country. As the founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason has trained hundreds of professionals, chefs, military personnel, and civilians in proper butchery, meat science, and sustainable processing methods. One of the hallmarks of his career is his development and instruction of the Combat Sustainability Course—a specialized program created for military personnel that teaches field butchery, survival food processing, and resource utilization under austere conditions. His dedication to teaching practical, hands-on skills that blend traditional methods with modern techniques has made him a sought-after instructor and consultant for both government and private sector initiatives. Jason’s approach goes far beyond the knife. He is a fierce advocate for food security, wild game education, and reconnecting people to where their food comes from. Whether he's guiding a hunt in the backcountry, teaching a course, or appearing on television and podcasts, Jason continues to inspire a new generation to honor the animal, respect the harvest, and carry forward a legacy of craftsmanship rooted in the wilderness of Colorado. Jason Nauert joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss butchering, Colorado, hunting, wild game, US Military Special Operations, cooking, outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops
00:00 Introduction and Guest Reintroduction 00:39 Catching Up with Jason 01:11 Military Training and Challenges 09:51 Best Ranger Competition 16:40 Field Butchering and Training Techniques 23:01 Mentorship and Hunting Ethics 28:39 Social Media and Authenticity 40:53 The Power of Mentorship 42:06 Military Leadership Challenges 42:49 Personal Transformation and Health 44:46 Highlighting Veteran Mentorship 47:26 The Importance of Military Support Roles 54:16 Lessons from Business and Success 01:11:55 The Evolution of Combat Feeding 01:25:23 Discussing Hunting and Nature Connection 01:27:13 Energy and Animal Behavior 01:28:06 Bow Hunting and Confidence 01:30:58 Dealing with Aggressive Animals 01:31:38 Open Palms Technique for Safety 01:34:48 Combat Food History and Modern Day 01:37:24 The Art of Cooking and Food Experiences 01:43:09 Living with Lyme Disease 01:58:54 Medical System and Personal Health 02:03:32 Discussing the New Roadhouse Movie 02:04:04 Challenges of Voiceover Work 02:05:21 Dealing with Dyslexia 02:07:22 AI in Education and Work 02:10:01 Growing the YouTube Channel 02:15:47 Jason the Butcher TV Show 02:29:48 Knife Development and Hunting Stories 02:37:20 Wrapping Up and Future Plans
#227 Jason The Butcher - US Military Combat Sustainability InstructorThe Mountain Side2025-07-19 | Jason Nauert aka “Jason The Butcher “- Owner & operator of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason, widely known as Jason the Butcher, is a master of his craft with over 45 years of experience as a hunter, outdoorsman, and wild game processing expert. Born and raised in Woodland Park, Colorado, Jason's deep connection to the land and mountains began in early childhood. His upbringing in the rugged terrain of Colorado instilled in him a profound respect for nature, self-sufficiency, and ethical harvesting, which would go on to shape his life’s work. From elk and deer to wild boar and bison, Jason’s extensive knowledge of wildlife and responsible field-to-table practices has earned him recognition across the country. As the founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason has trained hundreds of professionals, chefs, military personnel, and civilians in proper butchery, meat science, and sustainable processing methods. One of the hallmarks of his career is his development and instruction of the Combat Sustainability Course—a specialized program created for military personnel that teaches field butchery, survival food processing, and resource utilization under austere conditions. His dedication to teaching practical, hands-on skills that blend traditional methods with modern techniques has made him a sought-after instructor and consultant for both government and private sector initiatives. Jason’s approach goes far beyond the knife. He is a fierce advocate for food security, wild game education, and reconnecting people to where their food comes from. Whether he's guiding a hunt in the backcountry, teaching a course, or appearing on television and podcasts, Jason continues to inspire a new generation to honor the animal, respect the harvest, and carry forward a legacy of craftsmanship rooted in the wilderness of Colorado. Jason Nauert joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss butchering, Colorado, hunting, wild game, US Military Special Operations, cooking, outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops
00:00 Introduction and Guest Reintroduction 00:39 Catching Up with Jason 01:11 Military Training and Challenges 09:51 Best Ranger Competition 16:40 Field Butchering and Training Techniques 23:01 Mentorship and Hunting Ethics 28:39 Social Media and Authenticity 40:53 The Power of Mentorship 42:06 Military Leadership Challenges 42:49 Personal Transformation and Health 44:46 Highlighting Veteran Mentorship 47:26 The Importance of Military Support Roles 54:16 Lessons from Business and Success 01:11:55 The Evolution of Combat Feeding 01:25:23 Discussing Hunting and Nature Connection 01:27:13 Energy and Animal Behavior 01:28:06 Bow Hunting and Confidence 01:30:58 Dealing with Aggressive Animals 01:31:38 Open Palms Technique for Safety 01:34:48 Combat Food History and Modern Day 01:37:24 The Art of Cooking and Food Experiences 01:43:09 Living with Lyme Disease 01:58:54 Medical System and Personal Health 02:03:32 Discussing the New Roadhouse Movie 02:04:04 Challenges of Voiceover Work 02:05:21 Dealing with Dyslexia 02:07:22 AI in Education and Work 02:10:01 Growing the YouTube Channel 02:15:47 Jason the Butcher TV Show 02:29:48 Knife Development and Hunting Stories 02:37:20 Wrapping Up and Future PlansWAR IN THE STREETSThe Mountain Side2025-09-29 | #shorts Blayne Smith - West Point graduate and former Army Special Forces officer who has transitioned into a highly effective business and social impact leader. He is a cofounder and principal at Applied Leadership Partners and the director for health and well-being at the George W. Bush Institute. Blayne also serves on the board of the Armed Services Arts Partnership and as an advisory board member of GORUCK. Previously, Blayne was the first executive director of Team Red, White, and Blue, a veterans’ nonprofit that has grown into one of the most trusted and effective organizations in the space. During his time in the military, Blayne led combat units in both Iraq and Afghanistan. He is a Draper Leadership Award recipient, the Distinguished Honor Graduate of the Army’s Ranger School, and was awarded three Bronze Stars, including one for valor. Blayne holds an MBA from the University of Florida and currently lives in Maine with his wife and three children.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comThe Power With “Be A Grown Up” AdviceThe Mountain Side2025-09-28 | #shorts Blayne Smith - West Point graduate and former Army Special Forces officer who has transitioned into a highly effective business and social impact leader. He is a cofounder and principal at Applied Leadership Partners and the director for health and well-being at the George W. Bush Institute. Blayne also serves on the board of the Armed Services Arts Partnership and as an advisory board member of GORUCK. Previously, Blayne was the first executive director of Team Red, White, and Blue, a veterans’ nonprofit that has grown into one of the most trusted and effective organizations in the space. During his time in the military, Blayne led combat units in both Iraq and Afghanistan. He is a Draper Leadership Award recipient, the Distinguished Honor Graduate of the Army’s Ranger School, and was awarded three Bronze Stars, including one for valor. Blayne holds an MBA from the University of Florida and currently lives in Maine with his wife and three children.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.com#234 Blayne Smith -Former Army Green Beret | Applied Leadership Partners | AuthorThe Mountain Side2025-09-27 | Blayne Smith - West Point graduate and former Army Special Forces officer who has transitioned into a highly effective business and social impact leader. He is a cofounder and principal at Applied Leadership Partners and the director for health and well-being at the George W. Bush Institute. Blayne also serves on the board of the Armed Services Arts Partnership and as an advisory board member of GORUCK. Previously, Blayne was the first executive director of Team Red, White, and Blue, a veterans’ nonprofit that has grown into one of the most trusted and effective organizations in the space. During his time in the military, Blayne led combat units in both Iraq and Afghanistan. He is a Draper Leadership Award recipient, the Distinguished Honor Graduate of the Army’s Ranger School, and was awarded three Bronze Stars, including one for valor. Blayne holds an MBA from the University of Florida and currently lives in Maine with his wife and three children.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:31 Casual Conversation and Catching Up 01:12 Discussing Colorado and Business Ventures 02:06 The Importance of Staying Sharp 02:55 Reflections on Military and Business Partnerships 05:29 Personal Stories and Life Lessons 10:27 Balancing Family and Career 22:28 Maintaining Mental and Physical Health 27:39 Building a Supportive Community 33:09 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans 34:29 Book Recommendation and Introduction 35:01 Childhood and Family Background 37:31 High School and College Decisions 38:19 Golf and West Point 54:00 Music Memories and Influences 01:02:54 West Point Graduation and Military Career 01:05:54 Starting Tank School 01:06:03 9/11 and the War in Afghanistan 01:06:41 Life as a Tank Platoon Leader 01:07:18 Inside the Tank: Roles and Responsibilities 01:09:08 Military Power and Personal Experiences 01:13:49 Transitioning to Special Forces 01:15:48 Deployment to Iraq 01:17:41 The Insurgency and Working with Special Forces 01:20:09 Selection and Training for Special Forces 01:32:28 Post-Military Life and Career Transition 01:41:08 Reconnecting with Family and Friends 01:41:25 Struggles and Shame Post-Military 01:42:31 Career Transition Challenges 01:42:52 West Point Teaching Opportunity 01:45:18 Realizations About Military Life 01:46:00 Transitioning to Civilian Life 01:53:14 Importance of Family Communication 01:55:57 Finding Purpose and Community 02:05:37 Being Present and Slowing Down 02:13:42 Embracing Vulnerability and Growth 02:16:40 Reflecting on Personal Faults 02:16:53 Distractions in Public Spaces 02:17:18 The Impact of Technology on Social Interactions 02:19:29 Parenting Challenges and Reflections 02:22:16 Transitioning from Military to Civilian Life 02:24:06 Starting Over and Finding New Beginnings 02:28:01 Building a New Community 02:33:28 The Importance of Saying Yes and No 02:42:06 Upcoming Projects and Final ThoughtsMessage From A School Shooting Victim & ParentThe Mountain Side2025-09-20 | #shorts WE ARE WITH YOU. Seven days ago, 9/10/25 at 12:24pm (MST), Evergreen was shaken by the tragedy of another school shooting—the 47th in the United States this year. This is unacceptable, and no community should ever have to endure such pain. While this episode is not about the event itself, it focuses on recovery and the difficult journey that follows such trauma.
Joining the conversation are Brandon and Elliot Young, a father and daughter who experienced the 2019 STEM School shooting in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Elliot was in one of the affected classrooms. Rather than retelling the details of that day, this episode explores what comes after—the ongoing path of healing, navigating PTSD, and finding strength to move forward as a family.
Brandon Young is a principal at Applied Leadership Partners, an author, former U.S. Army Ranger, and combat veteran who has built his life around leadership and resilience. His daughter, Elliot Young, a survivor of the STEM School shooting, is now a CU Boulder graduate and marketing professional, pursuing her MBA at Northern Colorado. Together, they share their perspective on life after violence, offering hope, honesty, and the tools to keep going.
This conversation is hosted by Bobby Marshall, Evergreen High School class of 1998 and host of The Mountain Side. Bobby is deeply committed to supporting his community and raising awareness of the families across the United States who are impacted by the epidemic of school shootings and unacceptable acts of mass violence.
This episode is about healing, resilience, and the power of moving forward—even after the darkest moments.
appliedleadershippartners.com/blog/stemstrong-part-3-of-3-when-things-fall-apart-put-them-back-togetherNO MATER WHAT YOU FEELThe Mountain Side2025-09-20 | #shorts WE ARE WITH YOU. Seven days ago, 9/10/25 at 12:24pm (MST), Evergreen was shaken by the tragedy of another school shooting—the 47th in the United States this year. This is unacceptable, and no community should ever have to endure such pain. While this episode is not about the event itself, it focuses on recovery and the difficult journey that follows such trauma.
Joining the conversation are Brandon and Elliot Young, a father and daughter who experienced the 2019 STEM School shooting in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Elliot was in one of the affected classrooms. Rather than retelling the details of that day, this episode explores what comes after—the ongoing path of healing, navigating PTSD, and finding strength to move forward as a family.
Brandon Young is a principal at Applied Leadership Partners, an author, former U.S. Army Ranger, and combat veteran who has built his life around leadership and resilience. His daughter, Elliot Young, a survivor of the STEM School shooting, is now a CU Boulder graduate and marketing professional, pursuing her MBA at Northern Colorado. Together, they share their perspective on life after violence, offering hope, honesty, and the tools to keep going.
This conversation is hosted by Bobby Marshall, Evergreen High School class of 1998 and host of The Mountain Side. Bobby is deeply committed to supporting his community and raising awareness of the families across the United States who are impacted by the epidemic of school shootings and unacceptable acts of mass violence.
This episode is about healing, resilience, and the power of moving forward—even after the darkest moments.
appliedleadershippartners.com/blog/stemstrong-part-3-of-3-when-things-fall-apart-put-them-back-togetherWE ARE WITH YOU.The Mountain Side2025-09-18 | #shorts WE ARE WITH YOU. Seven days ago, 9/10/25 at 12:24pm (MST), Evergreen was shaken by the tragedy of another school shooting—the 47th in the United States this year. This is unacceptable, and no community should ever have to endure such pain. While this episode is not about the event itself, it focuses on recovery and the difficult journey that follows such trauma.
Joining the conversation are Brandon and Elliot Young, a father and daughter who experienced the 2019 STEM School shooting in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Elliot was in one of the affected classrooms. Rather than retelling the details of that day, this episode explores what comes after—the ongoing path of healing, navigating PTSD, and finding strength to move forward as a family.
Brandon Young is a principal at Applied Leadership Partners, an author, former U.S. Army Ranger, and combat veteran who has built his life around leadership and resilience. His daughter, Elliot Young, a survivor of the STEM School shooting, is now a CU Boulder graduate and marketing professional, pursuing her MBA at Northern Colorado. Together, they share their perspective on life after violence, offering hope, honesty, and the tools to keep going.
This conversation is hosted by Bobby Marshall, Evergreen High School class of 1998 and host of The Mountain Side. Bobby is deeply committed to supporting his community and raising awareness of the families across the United States who are impacted by the epidemic of school shootings and unacceptable acts of mass violence.
This episode is about healing, resilience, and the power of moving forward—even after the darkest moments.
appliedleadershippartners.com/blog/stemstrong-part-3-of-3-when-things-fall-apart-put-them-back-together#233 Recovery After School Shootings and Mass Violence | Life After | WE ARE WITH YOU.The Mountain Side2025-09-17 | WE ARE WITH YOU. Seven days ago, 9/10/25 at 12:24pm (MST), Evergreen was shaken by the tragedy of another school shooting—the 47th in the United States this year. This is unacceptable, and no community should ever have to endure such pain. While this episode is not about the event itself, it focuses on recovery and the difficult journey that follows such trauma.
Joining the conversation are Brandon and Elliot Young, a father and daughter who experienced the 2019 STEM School shooting in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Elliot was in one of the affected classrooms. Rather than retelling the details of that day, this episode explores what comes after—the ongoing path of healing, navigating PTSD, and finding strength to move forward as a family.
Brandon Young is a principal at Applied Leadership Partners, an author, former U.S. Army Ranger, and combat veteran who has built his life around leadership and resilience. His daughter, Elliot Young, a survivor of the STEM School shooting, is now a CU Boulder graduate and marketing professional, pursuing her MBA at Northern Colorado. Together, they share their perspective on life after violence, offering hope, honesty, and the tools to keep going.
This conversation is hosted by Bobby Marshall, Evergreen High School class of 1998 and host of The Mountain Side. Bobby is deeply committed to supporting his community and raising awareness of the families across the United States who are impacted by the epidemic of school shootings and unacceptable acts of mass violence.
This episode is about healing, resilience, and the power of moving forward—even after the darkest moments.
00:00 Introduction and Purpose 04:09 Guests Introduction 08:09 Recounting the Tragedy 14:11 Immediate Reactions and Responses 30:15 Community Support and Coping 45:24 Community Support and Togetherness 47:19 The Importance of Facing Adversity Together 47:42 Resisting the Urge to Pathologize 49:13 Moving Forward Without Political Agendas 51:38 Validating and Listening to Your Kids 54:30 Faith and Coping Mechanisms 01:05:00 Navigating Media Exposure Post-Trauma 01:10:37 Processing Trauma and Seeking Professional Help 01:18:54 Living with Fear and Empowering Yourself 01:24:12 Taking Agency in Difficult Situations 01:25:13 Mental Health Support and Victim Assistance 01:26:19 Challenges of Moving On 01:27:47 Community Empathy and Fireworks 01:33:39 Returning to School After Trauma 01:39:30 Coping with Triggers and Safety Measures 01:50:30 Finding Support and Moving Forward 02:01:13 Final Thoughts and EncouragementWe Are Evergreen We Are Strong | Mountain Side Preview Episode 228 w/ Eill & Brandon YoungThe Mountain Side2025-09-17 | WE ARE WITH YOU. 9/10/25 at 12:24pm (MST), Evergreen was shaken by the tragedy of another school shooting—the 47th in the United States this year. This is unacceptable, and no community should ever have to endure such pain. While this episode is not about the event itself, it focuses on recovery and the difficult journey that follows such trauma.
Joining the conversation are Brandon and Elliot Young, a father and daughter who experienced the 2019 STEM School shooting in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Elliot was in one of the affected classrooms. Rather than retelling the details of that day, this episode explores what comes after—the ongoing path of healing, navigating PTSD, and finding strength to move forward as a family.
Brandon Young is a principal at Applied Leadership Partners, an author, former U.S. Army Ranger, and combat veteran who has built his life around leadership and resilience. His daughter, Elliot Young, a survivor of the STEM School shooting, is now a CU Boulder graduate and marketing professional, pursuing her MBA at Northern Colorado. Together, they share their perspective on life after violence, offering hope, honesty, and the tools to keep going.
This conversation is hosted by Bobby Marshall, Evergreen High School class of 1998 and host of The Mountain Side. Bobby is deeply committed to supporting his community and raising awareness of the families across the United States who are impacted by the epidemic of school shootings and unacceptable acts of mass violence.
This episode is about healing, resilience, and the power of moving forward—even after the darkest moments.
More info here themountainsidepodcast.comGiving Back to First RespondersThe Mountain Side2025-08-26 | #shorts D.D. Finder is a former Flight and ICU Nurse, EMT-Basic, Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, and author with more than 20 years of healthcare experience. Throughout his career, he has earned multiple awards for excellence in patient care, both in-flight and in the hospital. Finder lives in Colorado with his wife and continues to serve as an RN. He is the author of Ready Left, Ready Right, a powerful novel that explores resilience and courage in the world of helicopter EMS. His deep respect for first responders and nurses fuels his writing, where he highlights their intelligence, dedication, sacrifice, and compassion. A dedicated medical professional, and returned Peace Corps volunteer, Finder has built his life around service and the pursuit of human potential. Beyond medicine, he is a challenge seeker who has participated in a world record attempt and recently hiked the Grand Canyon rim-to-rim in a single day. He has lived in underserved and remote communities throughout Central and South America, working on the front lines in some of the most isolated areas. His mission is to inspire and support first responders and nurses by sharing hard-earned lessons and giving back to a profession that has both shaped and tested him..
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comEMERGENCY MEDEVAC HELICOPTERSThe Mountain Side2025-08-24 | #shorts D.D. Finder is a former Flight and ICU Nurse, EMT-Basic, Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, and author with more than 20 years of healthcare experience. Throughout his career, he has earned multiple awards for excellence in patient care, both in-flight and in the hospital. Finder lives in Colorado with his wife and continues to serve as an RN. He is the author of Ready Left, Ready Right, a powerful novel that explores resilience and courage in the world of helicopter EMS. His deep respect for first responders and nurses fuels his writing, where he highlights their intelligence, dedication, sacrifice, and compassion. A dedicated medical professional, and returned Peace Corps volunteer, Finder has built his life around service and the pursuit of human potential. Beyond medicine, he is a challenge seeker who has participated in a world record attempt and recently hiked the Grand Canyon rim-to-rim in a single day. He has lived in underserved and remote communities throughout Central and South America, working on the front lines in some of the most isolated areas. His mission is to inspire and support first responders and nurses by sharing hard-earned lessons and giving back to a profession that has both shaped and tested him..
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.com#232 D.D. Finder - Author & Medic ProfessionalThe Mountain Side2025-08-23 | D.D. Finder is a former Flight and ICU Nurse, EMT-Basic, Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, and author with more than 20 years of healthcare experience. Throughout his career, he has earned multiple awards for excellence in patient care, both in-flight and in the hospital. Finder lives in Colorado with his wife and continues to serve as an RN. He is the author of Ready Left, Ready Right, a powerful novel that explores resilience and courage in the world of helicopter EMS. His deep respect for first responders and nurses fuels his writing, where he highlights their intelligence, dedication, sacrifice, and compassion. A dedicated medical professional, and returned Peace Corps volunteer, Finder has built his life around service and the pursuit of human potential. Beyond medicine, he is a challenge seeker who has participated in a world record attempt and recently hiked the Grand Canyon rim-to-rim in a single day. He has lived in underserved and remote communities throughout Central and South America, working on the front lines in some of the most isolated areas. His mission is to inspire and support first responders and nurses by sharing hard-earned lessons and giving back to a profession that has both shaped and tested him..
00:00 Introduction to the Mountainside Podcast 00:06 Meet Dede Finder: Author and Humanitarian 00:39 Podcast Beginnings and Music Choices 01:22 Brandon Young and the Power of Connection 02:34 Grand Canyon Adventures and Fire Stories 03:46 The Importance of Human Connection 10:57 The Journey to Becoming a Flight Nurse 14:41 Childhood Challenges and Motivations 33:06 The Role of Sports and Positive Influences 36:03 Sports as a Coping Mechanism 36:30 Realizing and Addressing Childhood Trauma 38:15 The Importance of Physical Fitness for First Responders 41:07 Challenges in the Nursing Profession 43:55 Obesity and Health in America 47:40 Choosing a Career Path: Military vs. Medical Field 54:09 Experiences in the Peace Corps 01:04:37 The Impact of Psychedelics and Ambien on Mental Health 01:14:16 Struggles with Ambien 01:15:39 Sleep Deprivation and Its Consequences 01:16:18 Introduction to 62 Romeo 01:17:21 Sleep Hygiene Tips 01:20:07 Morning Routine and Diet 01:22:01 The Impact of Alcohol on Sleep 01:32:37 Ketamine Therapy for Sleep 01:39:52 Mental Health and OCD 01:48:03 Suicide and Mental Health Awareness 01:53:17 Discussing Healthcare and Podcast Format 01:53:59 Ketamine Experience and Its Effects 01:58:12 Empathy and Ego Death 02:03:06 Alternative Therapies and Microdosing 02:04:38 First Responder Challenges and Coping Mechanisms 02:08:33 Near-Death Experiences and Spiritual Reflections 02:19:17 Flight Nursing and Medical Transport 02:30:31 Concluding Thoughts and Future PlansHow India is Solving Human-Wildlife ConflictThe Mountain Side2025-08-19 | #highlights Robbie Kroger - founder of The Orgins Foundation (formerly Blood Origins), a non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and promoting the heritage of hunting. With a Ph.D. in biology and a passion for the outdoors, Kroger has focused his career on educating people about the importance of hunting as a conservation tool. As an award-winning filmmaker and director, Kroger uses storytelling to shed light on the deep connections between hunters and nature, often sharing the untold stories of conservation efforts worldwide. Through Blood Origins, he highlights the positive impacts hunters have on ecosystems, dispelling misconceptions about the hunting community. His work is a testament to the value of responsible stewardship of the environment and wildlife preservation. Kroger’s passion for wildlife and ethical hunting has earned him recognition as a key advocate for bridging the gap between hunters and non-hunters, fostering understanding and collaboration for global conservation efforts. Robbie Kroger joins Bobby Marshall in Studio to discuss, Conservation, Wildlife, Biology, Politics, Advocacy, Hunting, Archery, Trudistion, Outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops Kroger - founder of Blood Origins, a non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and promoting the heritage of hunting. With a Ph.D. in biology and a passion for the outdoors, Kroger has focused his career on educating people about the importance of hunting as a conservation tool. As an award-winning filmmaker and director, Kroger uses storytelling to shed light on the deep connections between hunters and nature, often sharing the untold stories of conservation efforts worldwide. Through Blood Origins, he highlights the positive impacts hunters have on ecosystems, dispelling misconceptions about the hunting community. His work is a testament to the value of responsible stewardship of the environment and wildlife preservation. Kroger’s passion for wildlife and ethical hunting has earned him recognition as a key advocate for bridging the gap between hunters and non-hunters, fostering understanding and collaboration for global conservation efforts. Robbie Kroger joins Bobby Marshall in Studio to discuss, Conservation, Wildlife, Biology, Politics, Advocacy, Hunting, Archery, Trudistion, Outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comTIGER ATTACKSThe Mountain Side2025-08-17 | #shorts Robbie Kroger - founder of The Orgins Foundation (formerly Blood Origins), a non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and promoting the heritage of hunting. With a Ph.D. in biology and a passion for the outdoors, Kroger has focused his career on educating people about the importance of hunting as a conservation tool. As an award-winning filmmaker and director, Kroger uses storytelling to shed light on the deep connections between hunters and nature, often sharing the untold stories of conservation efforts worldwide. Through Blood Origins, he highlights the positive impacts hunters have on ecosystems, dispelling misconceptions about the hunting community. His work is a testament to the value of responsible stewardship of the environment and wildlife preservation. Kroger’s passion for wildlife and ethical hunting has earned him recognition as a key advocate for bridging the gap between hunters and non-hunters, fostering understanding and collaboration for global conservation efforts. Robbie Kroger joins Bobby Marshall in Studio to discuss, Conservation, Wildlife, Biology, Politics, Advocacy, Hunting, Archery, Trudistion, Outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops Kroger - founder of Blood Origins, a non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and promoting the heritage of hunting. With a Ph.D. in biology and a passion for the outdoors, Kroger has focused his career on educating people about the importance of hunting as a conservation tool. As an award-winning filmmaker and director, Kroger uses storytelling to shed light on the deep connections between hunters and nature, often sharing the untold stories of conservation efforts worldwide. Through Blood Origins, he highlights the positive impacts hunters have on ecosystems, dispelling misconceptions about the hunting community. His work is a testament to the value of responsible stewardship of the environment and wildlife preservation. Kroger’s passion for wildlife and ethical hunting has earned him recognition as a key advocate for bridging the gap between hunters and non-hunters, fostering understanding and collaboration for global conservation efforts. Robbie Kroger joins Bobby Marshall in Studio to discuss, Conservation, Wildlife, Biology, Politics, Advocacy, Hunting, Archery, Trudistion, Outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comTHE ORIGINS FOUNDATIONThe Mountain Side2025-08-16 | #shorts Robbie Kroger - founder of The Orgins Foundation (formerly Blood Origins), a non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and promoting the heritage of hunting. With a Ph.D. in biology and a passion for the outdoors, Kroger has focused his career on educating people about the importance of hunting as a conservation tool. As an award-winning filmmaker and director, Kroger uses storytelling to shed light on the deep connections between hunters and nature, often sharing the untold stories of conservation efforts worldwide. Through Blood Origins, he highlights the positive impacts hunters have on ecosystems, dispelling misconceptions about the hunting community. His work is a testament to the value of responsible stewardship of the environment and wildlife preservation. Kroger’s passion for wildlife and ethical hunting has earned him recognition as a key advocate for bridging the gap between hunters and non-hunters, fostering understanding and collaboration for global conservation efforts. Robbie Kroger joins Bobby Marshall in Studio to discuss, Conservation, Wildlife, Biology, Politics, Advocacy, Hunting, Archery, Trudistion, Outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops Kroger - founder of Blood Origins, a non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and promoting the heritage of hunting. With a Ph.D. in biology and a passion for the outdoors, Kroger has focused his career on educating people about the importance of hunting as a conservation tool. As an award-winning filmmaker and director, Kroger uses storytelling to shed light on the deep connections between hunters and nature, often sharing the untold stories of conservation efforts worldwide. Through Blood Origins, he highlights the positive impacts hunters have on ecosystems, dispelling misconceptions about the hunting community. His work is a testament to the value of responsible stewardship of the environment and wildlife preservation. Kroger’s passion for wildlife and ethical hunting has earned him recognition as a key advocate for bridging the gap between hunters and non-hunters, fostering understanding and collaboration for global conservation efforts. Robbie Kroger joins Bobby Marshall in Studio to discuss, Conservation, Wildlife, Biology, Politics, Advocacy, Hunting, Archery, Trudistion, Outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.com#231 Robbie Kroger - The Origins FoundationThe Mountain Side2025-08-16 | Robbie Kroger - founder of The Orgins Foundation (formerly Blood Origins), a non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and promoting the heritage of hunting. With a Ph.D. in biology and a passion for the outdoors, Kroger has focused his career on educating people about the importance of hunting as a conservation tool. As an award-winning filmmaker and director, Kroger uses storytelling to shed light on the deep connections between hunters and nature, often sharing the untold stories of conservation efforts worldwide. Through Blood Origins, he highlights the positive impacts hunters have on ecosystems, dispelling misconceptions about the hunting community. His work is a testament to the value of responsible stewardship of the environment and wildlife preservation. Kroger’s passion for wildlife and ethical hunting has earned him recognition as a key advocate for bridging the gap between hunters and non-hunters, fostering understanding and collaboration for global conservation efforts. Robbie Kroger joins Bobby Marshall in Studio to discuss, Conservation, Wildlife, Biology, Politics, Advocacy, Hunting, Archery, Trudistion, Outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops Kroger - founder of Blood Origins, a non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and promoting the heritage of hunting. With a Ph.D. in biology and a passion for the outdoors, Kroger has focused his career on educating people about the importance of hunting as a conservation tool. As an award-winning filmmaker and director, Kroger uses storytelling to shed light on the deep connections between hunters and nature, often sharing the untold stories of conservation efforts worldwide. Through Blood Origins, he highlights the positive impacts hunters have on ecosystems, dispelling misconceptions about the hunting community. His work is a testament to the value of responsible stewardship of the environment and wildlife preservation. Kroger’s passion for wildlife and ethical hunting has earned him recognition as a key advocate for bridging the gap between hunters and non-hunters, fostering understanding and collaboration for global conservation efforts. Robbie Kroger joins Bobby Marshall in Studio to discuss, Conservation, Wildlife, Biology, Politics, Advocacy, Hunting, Archery, Trudistion, Outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
00:00 Introduction to the Mountain Side Podcast 00:34 Robbie Kroger's Recent Event in Colorado 01:27 Wild Origins: Global Conservation Efforts 03:26 The Hunter Tribe of India 07:03 Human-Wildlife Conflict in India 08:42 The Reality of Predators in India 21:38 Potential Solutions for India's Wildlife Issues 34:17 Community Effort and Mountain Lion Education 35:03 Human Impact on Wildlife and Land Use 37:36 Seven Models for Wildlife Protection 41:22 Hunting vs. Photographic Ecotourism 45:26 Human-Wildlife Conflict and Hunting's Role 50:21 Documentary Projects and Investigative Content 53:25 Wolves Reintroduction in Colorado 55:43 Challenges and Resilience of Ranchers 01:08:59 Conversations on Hunting and Conservation 01:11:19 Dinner Conversations and Hunting Perspectives 01:11:50 Global Conservation Efforts 01:14:14 New Zealand's Unique Approach 01:16:37 Conservation Wins in Australia 01:20:17 The Role of Social Media in Conservation 01:20:47 Hunting Statistics and Public Perception 01:27:55 Wildlife Policy and Ballot Box Biology 01:38:41 Origins Foundation and Future Goals 01:41:10 Supporting Wildlife Conservation 01:45:25 Final Thoughts and FarewellUSA INTERCEPTS RUSSIAN BEAR BOMBERThe Mountain Side2025-08-15 | #shorts Colonel John R. “Buck” Buckingham (Ret.), call sign “BUCK,” is a legendary U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, former Vice Wing Commander at Buckley Air Force Base, and a true American patriot. With over 34 years of distinguished military service and more than 6,000 flight hours in fighter jets Buck’s career is a testament to skill, leadership, and unwavering dedication to country. Buck’s aviation journey began in the F-4E Phantom, followed by time as an elite AT-38 instructor and A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot. He later joined the Colorado Air National Guard, where he flew the A-7D Corsair II before commanding the skies in the F-16 Fighting Falcon for the final 17 years of his career. With multiple deployments to active combat zones in Iraq & Afghanistan. Buck decorations speak for themselves. In the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Buck was the first fighter pilot scrambled to protect American airspace—playing a critical role in Operation Noble Eagle (ONE) and the rapid transformation of U.S. homeland defense. As Vice Wing Commander at Buckley AFB, Buck led with precision and integrity, overseeing key operations, training initiatives, and mission readiness across one of the country’s most strategic Air Force installations. Even in retirement, “Buck” continues to soar. He still flies a variety of private aircraft, remains active in the aviation community, and embraces life as a proud family man and passionate upland bird hunter. He made his podcast debut on The Mountain Side, where he shared his incredible story—from Cold War missions to post-9/11 homeland defense—offering listeners a rare glimpse into the life of a true American Fighter Pilot.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comInside a US Fighter Pilot Surviving a Missile AttackThe Mountain Side2025-08-15 | #hightlight Colonel John R. “Buck” Buckingham (Ret.), call sign “BUCK,” is a legendary U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, former Vice Wing Commander at Buckley Air Force Base, and a true American patriot. With over 34 years of distinguished military service and more than 6,000 flight hours in fighter jets Buck’s career is a testament to skill, leadership, and unwavering dedication to country. Buck’s aviation journey began in the F-4E Phantom, followed by time as an elite AT-38 instructor and A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot. He later joined the Colorado Air National Guard, where he flew the A-7D Corsair II before commanding the skies in the F-16 Fighting Falcon for the final 17 years of his career. With multiple deployments to active combat zones in Iraq & Afghanistan. Buck decorations speak for themselves. In the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Buck was the first fighter pilot scrambled to protect American airspace—playing a critical role in Operation Noble Eagle (ONE) and the rapid transformation of U.S. homeland defense. As Vice Wing Commander at Buckley AFB, Buck led with precision and integrity, overseeing key operations, training initiatives, and mission readiness across one of the country’s most strategic Air Force installations. Even in retirement, “Buck” continues to soar. He still flies a variety of private aircraft, remains active in the aviation community, and embraces life as a proud family man and passionate upland bird hunter. He made his podcast debut on The Mountain Side, where he shared his incredible story—from Cold War missions to post-9/11 homeland defense—offering listeners a rare glimpse into the life of a true American Fighter Pilot.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comI Flew US Military Fighter JetsThe Mountain Side2025-08-14 | #hightlight Colonel John R. “Buck” Buckingham (Ret.), call sign “BUCK,” is a legendary U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, former Vice Wing Commander at Buckley Air Force Base, and a true American patriot. With over 34 years of distinguished military service and more than 6,000 flight hours in fighter jets Buck’s career is a testament to skill, leadership, and unwavering dedication to country. Buck’s aviation journey began in the F-4E Phantom, followed by time as an elite AT-38 instructor and A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot. He later joined the Colorado Air National Guard, where he flew the A-7D Corsair II before commanding the skies in the F-16 Fighting Falcon for the final 17 years of his career. With multiple deployments to active combat zones in Iraq & Afghanistan. Buck decorations speak for themselves. In the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Buck was the first fighter pilot scrambled to protect American airspace—playing a critical role in Operation Noble Eagle (ONE) and the rapid transformation of U.S. homeland defense. As Vice Wing Commander at Buckley AFB, Buck led with precision and integrity, overseeing key operations, training initiatives, and mission readiness across one of the country’s most strategic Air Force installations. Even in retirement, “Buck” continues to soar. He still flies a variety of private aircraft, remains active in the aviation community, and embraces life as a proud family man and passionate upland bird hunter. He made his podcast debut on The Mountain Side, where he shared his incredible story—from Cold War missions to post-9/11 homeland defense—offering listeners a rare glimpse into the life of a true American Fighter Pilot.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comF 16 EvolutionThe Mountain Side2025-08-13 | #shorts Colonel John R. “Buck” Buckingham (Ret.), call sign “BUCK,” is a legendary U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, former Vice Wing Commander at Buckley Air Force Base, and a true American patriot. With over 34 years of distinguished military service and more than 6,000 flight hours in fighter jets Buck’s career is a testament to skill, leadership, and unwavering dedication to country. Buck’s aviation journey began in the F-4E Phantom, followed by time as an elite AT-38 instructor and A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot. He later joined the Colorado Air National Guard, where he flew the A-7D Corsair II before commanding the skies in the F-16 Fighting Falcon for the final 17 years of his career. With multiple deployments to active combat zones in Iraq & Afghanistan. Buck decorations speak for themselves. In the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Buck was the first fighter pilot scrambled to protect American airspace—playing a critical role in Operation Noble Eagle (ONE) and the rapid transformation of U.S. homeland defense. As Vice Wing Commander at Buckley AFB, Buck led with precision and integrity, overseeing key operations, training initiatives, and mission readiness across one of the country’s most strategic Air Force installations. Even in retirement, “Buck” continues to soar. He still flies a variety of private aircraft, remains active in the aviation community, and embraces life as a proud family man and passionate upland bird hunter. He made his podcast debut on The Mountain Side, where he shared his incredible story—from Cold War missions to post-9/11 homeland defense—offering listeners a rare glimpse into the life of a true American Fighter Pilot.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comA 10 FighterThe Mountain Side2025-08-10 | #shorts Colonel John R. “Buck” Buckingham (Ret.), call sign “BUCK,” is a legendary U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, former Vice Wing Commander at Buckley Air Force Base, and a true American patriot. With over 34 years of distinguished military service and more than 6,000 flight hours in fighter jets Buck’s career is a testament to skill, leadership, and unwavering dedication to country. Buck’s aviation journey began in the F-4E Phantom, followed by time as an elite AT-38 instructor and A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot. He later joined the Colorado Air National Guard, where he flew the A-7D Corsair II before commanding the skies in the F-16 Fighting Falcon for the final 17 years of his career. With multiple deployments to active combat zones in Iraq & Afghanistan. Buck decorations speak for themselves. In the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Buck was the first fighter pilot scrambled to protect American airspace—playing a critical role in Operation Noble Eagle (ONE) and the rapid transformation of U.S. homeland defense. As Vice Wing Commander at Buckley AFB, Buck led with precision and integrity, overseeing key operations, training initiatives, and mission readiness across one of the country’s most strategic Air Force installations. Even in retirement, “Buck” continues to soar. He still flies a variety of private aircraft, remains active in the aviation community, and embraces life as a proud family man and passionate upland bird hunter. He made his podcast debut on The Mountain Side, where he shared his incredible story—from Cold War missions to post-9/11 homeland defense—offering listeners a rare glimpse into the life of a true American Fighter Pilot.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.com6000 Hours Behind The Controls of US FIghter JetsThe Mountain Side2025-08-10 | #shorts Colonel John R. “Buck” Buckingham (Ret.), call sign “BUCK,” is a legendary U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, former Vice Wing Commander at Buckley Air Force Base, and a true American patriot. With over 34 years of distinguished military service and more than 6,000 flight hours in fighter jets Buck’s career is a testament to skill, leadership, and unwavering dedication to country. Buck’s aviation journey began in the F-4E Phantom, followed by time as an elite AT-38 instructor and A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot. He later joined the Colorado Air National Guard, where he flew the A-7D Corsair II before commanding the skies in the F-16 Fighting Falcon for the final 17 years of his career. With multiple deployments to active combat zones in Iraq & Afghanistan. Buck decorations speak for themselves. In the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Buck was the first fighter pilot scrambled to protect American airspace—playing a critical role in Operation Noble Eagle (ONE) and the rapid transformation of U.S. homeland defense. As Vice Wing Commander at Buckley AFB, Buck led with precision and integrity, overseeing key operations, training initiatives, and mission readiness across one of the country’s most strategic Air Force installations. Even in retirement, “Buck” continues to soar. He still flies a variety of private aircraft, remains active in the aviation community, and embraces life as a proud family man and passionate upland bird hunter. He made his podcast debut on The Mountain Side, where he shared his incredible story—from Cold War missions to post-9/11 homeland defense—offering listeners a rare glimpse into the life of a true American Fighter Pilot.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.com#230 Col. John “Buck” Buckingham – Fighter Pilot | Colonel (Ret.) | Patriot | AviatorThe Mountain Side2025-08-09 | Colonel John R. “Buck” Buckingham (Ret.), call sign “BUCK,” is a legendary U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, former Vice Wing Commander at Buckley Air Force Base, and a true American patriot. With over 34 years of distinguished military service and more than 6,000 flight hours in fighter jets Buck’s career is a testament to skill, leadership, and unwavering dedication to country. Buck’s aviation journey began in the F-4E Phantom, followed by time as an elite AT-38 instructor and A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot. He later joined the Colorado Air National Guard, where he flew the A-7D Corsair II before commanding the skies in the F-16 Fighting Falcon for the final 17 years of his career. With multiple deployments to active combat zones in Iraq & Afghanistan. Buck decorations speak for themselves. In the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Buck was the first fighter pilot scrambled to protect American airspace—playing a critical role in Operation Noble Eagle (ONE) and the rapid transformation of U.S. homeland defense. As Vice Wing Commander at Buckley AFB, Buck led with precision and integrity, overseeing key operations, training initiatives, and mission readiness across one of the country’s most strategic Air Force installations. Even in retirement, “Buck” continues to soar. He still flies a variety of private aircraft, remains active in the aviation community, and embraces life as a proud family man and passionate upland bird hunter. He made his podcast debut on The Mountain Side, where he shared his incredible story—from Cold War missions to post-9/11 homeland defense—offering listeners a rare glimpse into the life of a true American Fighter Pilot.
00:00 Introduction to Buck Buckingham 00:23 Early Career and 9/11 Experience 01:41 Path to Becoming a Fighter Pilot 03:30 Training and Deployments 05:52 Flying Different Aircraft 12:09 Memorable Missions and Flybys 40:27 Life After Active Duty 47:16 Introduction to Air Combat Training 47:32 Red Flag Exercises at Nellis 48:16 A-10 Turkey Shoot Competitions 52:10 Call Signs and Nicknames 56:38 Long Flights and Refueling Challenges 01:09:00 Commanding in Afghanistan 01:19:16 President Bush's Secret Visit 01:27:34 9/11 and Immediate Response 01:30:01 The Origin of Needle's Call Sign 01:31:14 FAA's Scan Declaration and Its Impact 01:32:50 Patrolling the Skies Post-9/11 01:37:29 First Scramble After 9/11 01:50:37 Reflections on 9/11 and Its Aftermath 01:54:47 Military Career and Retirement 02:06:01 Family and Post-Military LifeWhat US Army Rangers Can Teach You About TeamworkThe Mountain Side2025-08-08 | #hightlight Brandon Young - is a former US Army Ranger with four rotations to Afghanistan, principal at Applied Leadership Partners, and coauthor of Perseverance v Endurance. For over 25 years, he has built and led teams in the military, corporate healthcare, and nonprofit sectors. Brandon placed 3rd in the 2006 Best Ranger Competition, assessed, mentored, and trained over 1,000 Ranger leaders at the 75th Ranger Regiment, is a Quest Diagnostics Regional Excellence Awardee for Commercial Leadership, holds a master of divinity in leadership from Denver Seminary, and serves on the board of directors for GallantFew. In this episode, Brandon Young joins Bobby Marshall in the studio for an in-depth conversation about leadership, warfighters, writing, life in Colorado, metal music, Metallic, M72 world tour, helping others, Rangers, his personal journey with life pre and post-combat, and combat experience. Tune in for valuable insights and stories from a seasoned expert who embodies the spirit of adventure and resilience. Be sure to subscribe and follow us on social media for updates on new episodes, upcoming events, and exclusive content.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.com911 Attacks: US Fighter Pilots ScrambleThe Mountain Side2025-08-08 | #shorts Colonel John R. “Buck” Buckingham (Ret.), call sign “BUCK,” is a legendary U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, former Vice Wing Commander at Buckley Air Force Base, and a true American patriot. With over 34 years of distinguished military service and more than 6,000 flight hours in fighter jets Buck’s career is a testament to skill, leadership, and unwavering dedication to country. Buck’s aviation journey began in the F-4E Phantom, followed by time as an elite AT-38 instructor and A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot. He later joined the Colorado Air National Guard, where he flew the A-7D Corsair II before commanding the skies in the F-16 Fighting Falcon for the final 17 years of his career. With multiple deployments to active combat zones in Iraq & Afghanistan. Buck decorations speak for themselves. In the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Buck was the first fighter pilot scrambled to protect American airspace—playing a critical role in Operation Noble Eagle (ONE) and the rapid transformation of U.S. homeland defense. As Vice Wing Commander at Buckley AFB, Buck led with precision and integrity, overseeing key operations, training initiatives, and mission readiness across one of the country’s most strategic Air Force installations. Even in retirement, “Buck” continues to soar. He still flies a variety of private aircraft, remains active in the aviation community, and embraces life as a proud family man and passionate upland bird hunter. He made his podcast debut on The Mountain Side, where he shared his incredible story—from Cold War missions to post-9/11 homeland defense—offering listeners a rare glimpse into the life of a true American Fighter Pilot.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comWHAT Happens When Special Ops Meet Human Connection?The Mountain Side2025-08-07 | #hightlight Brandon Young - is a former US Army Ranger with four rotations to Afghanistan, principal at Applied Leadership Partners, and coauthor of Perseverance v Endurance. For over 25 years, he has built and led teams in the military, corporate healthcare, and nonprofit sectors. Brandon placed 3rd in the 2006 Best Ranger Competition, assessed, mentored, and trained over 1,000 Ranger leaders at the 75th Ranger Regiment, is a Quest Diagnostics Regional Excellence Awardee for Commercial Leadership, holds a master of divinity in leadership from Denver Seminary, and serves on the board of directors for GallantFew. In this episode, Brandon Young joins Bobby Marshall in the studio for an in-depth conversation about leadership, warfighters, writing, life in Colorado, metal music, Metallic, M72 world tour, helping others, Rangers, his personal journey with life pre and post-combat, and combat experience. Tune in for valuable insights and stories from a seasoned expert who embodies the spirit of adventure and resilience. Be sure to subscribe and follow us on social media for updates on new episodes, upcoming events, and exclusive content.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comWhy Perseverance Beats Endurance Every Time!The Mountain Side2025-08-07 | #shorts Brandon Young - is a former US Army Ranger with four rotations to Afghanistan, principal at Applied Leadership Partners, and coauthor of Perseverance v Endurance. For over 25 years, he has built and led teams in the military, corporate healthcare, and nonprofit sectors. Brandon placed 3rd in the 2006 Best Ranger Competition, assessed, mentored, and trained over 1,000 Ranger leaders at the 75th Ranger Regiment, is a Quest Diagnostics Regional Excellence Awardee for Commercial Leadership, holds a master of divinity in leadership from Denver Seminary, and serves on the board of directors for GallantFew. In this episode, Brandon Young joins Bobby Marshall in the studio for an in-depth conversation about leadership, warfighters, writing, life in Colorado, metal music, Metallic, M72 world tour, helping others, Rangers, his personal journey with life pre and post-combat, and combat experience. Tune in for valuable insights and stories from a seasoned expert who embodies the spirit of adventure and resilience. Be sure to subscribe and follow us on social media for updates on new episodes, upcoming events, and exclusive content.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.com🇺🇸 The Untold Stories of Special OperationsThe Mountain Side2025-08-07 | #shorts Brandon Young - is a former US Army Ranger with four rotations to Afghanistan, principal at Applied Leadership Partners, and coauthor of Perseverance v Endurance. For over 25 years, he has built and led teams in the military, corporate healthcare, and nonprofit sectors. Brandon placed 3rd in the 2006 Best Ranger Competition, assessed, mentored, and trained over 1,000 Ranger leaders at the 75th Ranger Regiment, is a Quest Diagnostics Regional Excellence Awardee for Commercial Leadership, holds a master of divinity in leadership from Denver Seminary, and serves on the board of directors for GallantFew. In this episode, Brandon Young joins Bobby Marshall in the studio for an in-depth conversation about leadership, warfighters, writing, life in Colorado, metal music, Metallic, M72 world tour, helping others, Rangers, his personal journey with life pre and post-combat, and combat experience. Tune in for valuable insights and stories from a seasoned expert who embodies the spirit of adventure and resilience. Be sure to subscribe and follow us on social media for updates on new episodes, upcoming events, and exclusive content.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comTHIS WELL DEFENDThe Mountain Side2025-08-06 | #shorts Brandon Young - is a former US Army Ranger with four rotations to Afghanistan, principal at Applied Leadership Partners, and coauthor of Perseverance v Endurance. For over 25 years, he has built and led teams in the military, corporate healthcare, and nonprofit sectors. Brandon placed 3rd in the 2006 Best Ranger Competition, assessed, mentored, and trained over 1,000 Ranger leaders at the 75th Ranger Regiment, is a Quest Diagnostics Regional Excellence Awardee for Commercial Leadership, holds a master of divinity in leadership from Denver Seminary, and serves on the board of directors for GallantFew. In this episode, Brandon Young joins Bobby Marshall in the studio for an in-depth conversation about leadership, warfighters, writing, life in Colorado, metal music, Metallic, M72 world tour, helping others, Rangers, his personal journey with life pre and post-combat, and combat experience. Tune in for valuable insights and stories from a seasoned expert who embodies the spirit of adventure and resilience. Be sure to subscribe and follow us on social media for updates on new episodes, upcoming events, and exclusive content.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.com#229 Brandon Young - Former US Army Ranger, Applied Leadership Partners, & AuthorThe Mountain Side2025-08-05 | Brandon Young - is a former US Army Ranger with four rotations to Afghanistan, principal at Applied Leadership Partners, and coauthor of Perseverance v Endurance. For over 25 years, he has built and led teams in the military, corporate healthcare, and nonprofit sectors. Brandon placed 3rd in the 2006 Best Ranger Competition, assessed, mentored, and trained over 1,000 Ranger leaders at the 75th Ranger Regiment, is a Quest Diagnostics Regional Excellence Awardee for Commercial Leadership, holds a master of divinity in leadership from Denver Seminary, and serves on the board of directors for GallantFew. In this episode, Brandon Young joins Bobby Marshall in the studio for an in-depth conversation about leadership, warfighters, writing, life in Colorado, metal music, Metallic, M72 world tour, helping others, Rangers, his personal journey with life pre and post-combat, and combat experience. Tune in for valuable insights and stories from a seasoned expert who embodies the spirit of adventure and resilience. Be sure to subscribe and follow us on social media for updates on new episodes, upcoming events, and exclusive content.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:09 Brandon's Background and Recent Activities 01:07 Podcasting and Meaningful Conversations 02:30 Reflections on Personal Growth and Mentorship 05:40 Patriotism and American Values 08:09 Metallica Concert Experiences 28:38 Supporting Veterans: Gallant Few and Ranger for Life 35:13 Starting a Peer-to-Peer Fundraiser 36:11 Challenges and Mentorship in Business 37:59 The Importance of Genuine Friendships 39:45 Leadership and Team Dynamics 43:44 Concert Experiences and Social Interactions 50:38 Supporting Veterans and Nonprofits 54:32 Virtual Fundraising Events 01:05:10 Personal Stories and Mentorship 01:09:59 Building Bridges with Stories 01:11:25 Challenges of Transitioning from Military to Civilian Life 01:13:01 The Reality Behind Military Glamour 01:15:41 Connecting Veterans with New Opportunities 01:17:17 Seeking Professional Help and Counseling 01:20:38 Promoting the Book and Its Impact 01:25:48 Personal Reflections and Journals 01:39:57 Final Thoughts and GratitudeK.O.T.S. IMBEDDED: INTO THE UNDERWORLD OF KING OF THE STREETS UNDERGROUND FIGHT CLUBThe Mountain Side2025-08-04 | #highlights Jason "The Dragon" Lee - Underground Fighter | K.O.T.S. Champion | Professional Mixed Martial Artist. Jason Lee is a fierce competitor born from hardship and shaped by resilience. Raised in a turbulent family environment, Jason’s early life took him through the rough neighborhoods of Charlestown and Lawrence, Massachusetts—places where struggle was part of the daily routine. Despite the chaos around him, Jason stood out as a gifted athlete, driven by a mantra he still lives by: “Ignore the pain, make the play.” At age 12, tragedy struck when he lost his older brother in a motorcycle accident. The loss shattered him, sending his life into a downward spiral that eventually led to a hard eight-year sentence in Colorado’s state prison system—an experience he refers to as “gladiator school.” But prison didn’t break Jason—it forged him. Upon release, he emerged as a changed man, both mentally and physically, committed to leaving his past behind. The one thing he carried with him was his passion for combat. Recognizing his natural talent and the discipline he’d developed behind bars, Jason redirected his energy into something positive: mixed martial arts. Jason then took fighting to the next level as a 2 Colorado state champ amateur, Sparta undefeated light heavyweight weight world champion, 2010 Colorado fighter of the year, 2015 Colorado Muay Thai fighter of the year, also in 2024 & inducted in the Sparta Sports and ent Hall of Fame. Now a known force in the underground fighting circuit and a standout in King of the Streets (K.O.T.S.), Jason “The Dragon” Lee channels his past into every fight—fueled by grit, sharpened by pain, and driven by purpose. Tune in as Jason Lee joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss K.O.T.S. (King of The Streets), underground fighting, MMA, bare knuckle fighting, kickboxing, prison, parenting, street smarts, wildlife, Colorado, and much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comUS ARMY RANGER 4 LIFE! 🇺🇸The Mountain Side2025-08-04 | #shorts Brandon Young - is a former US Army Ranger with four rotations to Afghanistan, principal at Applied Leadership Partners, and coauthor of Perseverance v Endurance. For over 25 years, he has built and led teams in the military, corporate healthcare, and nonprofit sectors. Brandon placed 3rd in the 2006 Best Ranger Competition, assessed, mentored, and trained over 1,000 Ranger leaders at the 75th Ranger Regiment, is a Quest Diagnostics Regional Excellence Awardee for Commercial Leadership, holds a master of divinity in leadership from Denver Seminary, and serves on the board of directors for GallantFew. In this episode, Brandon Young joins Bobby Marshall in the studio for an in-depth conversation about leadership, warfighters, writing, life in Colorado, metal music, Metallic, M72 world tour, helping others, Rangers, his personal journey with life pre and post-combat, and combat experience. Tune in for valuable insights and stories from a seasoned expert who embodies the spirit of adventure and resilience. Be sure to subscribe and follow us on social media for updates on new episodes, upcoming events, and exclusive content.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comSPIRITUAL FAITH IN MARTIAL ARTSThe Mountain Side2025-08-02 | #shorts Underground Fighter | K.O.T.S. Champion | Professional Mixed Martial Artist. Jason Lee is a fierce competitor born from hardship and shaped by resilience. Raised in a turbulent family environment, Jason’s early life took him through the rough neighborhoods of Charlestown and Lawrence, Massachusetts—places where struggle was part of the daily routine. Despite the chaos around him, Jason stood out as a gifted athlete, driven by a mantra he still lives by: “Ignore the pain, make the play.” At age 12, tragedy struck when he lost his older brother in a motorcycle accident. The loss shattered him, sending his life into a downward spiral that eventually led to a hard eight-year sentence in Colorado’s state prison system—an experience he refers to as “gladiator school.” But prison didn’t break Jason—it forged him. Upon release, he emerged as a changed man, both mentally and physically, committed to leaving his past behind. The one thing he carried with him was his passion for combat. Recognizing his natural talent and the discipline he’d developed behind bars, Jason redirected his energy into something positive: mixed martial arts. Jason then took fighting to the next level as a 2 Colorado state champ amateur, Sparta undefeated light heavyweight weight world champion, 2010 Colorado fighter of the year, 2015 Colorado Muay Thai fighter of the year, also in 2024 & inducted in the Sparta Sports and ent Hall of Fame. Now a known force in the underground fighting circuit and a standout in King of the Streets (K.O.T.S.), Jason “The Dragon” Lee channels his past into every fight—fueled by grit, sharpened by pain, and driven by purpose. Tune in as Jason Lee joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss K.O.T.S. (King of The Streets), underground fighting, MMA, bare knuckle fighting, kickboxing, prison, parenting, street smarts, wildlife, Colorado, and much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comJASON THE DAGON LEE: INSIDE THE K.O.T.S. UNDERGROUND FIGHTER PODCAST!The Mountain Side2025-08-02 | #shorts Underground Fighter | K.O.T.S. Champion | Professional Mixed Martial Artist. Jason Lee is a fierce competitor born from hardship and shaped by resilience. Raised in a turbulent family environment, Jason’s early life took him through the rough neighborhoods of Charlestown and Lawrence, Massachusetts—places where struggle was part of the daily routine. Despite the chaos around him, Jason stood out as a gifted athlete, driven by a mantra he still lives by: “Ignore the pain, make the play.” At age 12, tragedy struck when he lost his older brother in a motorcycle accident. The loss shattered him, sending his life into a downward spiral that eventually led to a hard eight-year sentence in Colorado’s state prison system—an experience he refers to as “gladiator school.” But prison didn’t break Jason—it forged him. Upon release, he emerged as a changed man, both mentally and physically, committed to leaving his past behind. The one thing he carried with him was his passion for combat. Recognizing his natural talent and the discipline he’d developed behind bars, Jason redirected his energy into something positive: mixed martial arts. Jason then took fighting to the next level as a 2 Colorado state champ amateur, Sparta undefeated light heavyweight weight world champion, 2010 Colorado fighter of the year, 2015 Colorado Muay Thai fighter of the year, also in 2024 & inducted in the Sparta Sports and ent Hall of Fame. Now a known force in the underground fighting circuit and a standout in King of the Streets (K.O.T.S.), Jason “The Dragon” Lee channels his past into every fight—fueled by grit, sharpened by pain, and driven by purpose. Tune in as Jason Lee joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss K.O.T.S. (King of The Streets), underground fighting, MMA, bare knuckle fighting, kickboxing, prison, parenting, street smarts, wildlife, Colorado, and much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comIs King Of The Streets the Unbeatable Force in Underground Fighting?The Mountain Side2025-08-01 | #highlights Jason "The Dragon" Lee - Underground Fighter | K.O.T.S. Champion | Professional Mixed Martial Artist. Jason Lee is a fierce competitor born from hardship and shaped by resilience. Raised in a turbulent family environment, Jason’s early life took him through the rough neighborhoods of Charlestown and Lawrence, Massachusetts—places where struggle was part of the daily routine. Despite the chaos around him, Jason stood out as a gifted athlete, driven by a mantra he still lives by: “Ignore the pain, make the play.” At age 12, tragedy struck when he lost his older brother in a motorcycle accident. The loss shattered him, sending his life into a downward spiral that eventually led to a hard eight-year sentence in Colorado’s state prison system—an experience he refers to as “gladiator school.” But prison didn’t break Jason—it forged him. Upon release, he emerged as a changed man, both mentally and physically, committed to leaving his past behind. The one thing he carried with him was his passion for combat. Recognizing his natural talent and the discipline he’d developed behind bars, Jason redirected his energy into something positive: mixed martial arts. Jason then took fighting to the next level as a 2 Colorado state champ amateur, Sparta undefeated light heavyweight weight world champion, 2010 Colorado fighter of the year, 2015 Colorado Muay Thai fighter of the year, also in 2024 & inducted in the Sparta Sports and ent Hall of Fame. Now a known force in the underground fighting circuit and a standout in King of the Streets (K.O.T.S.), Jason “The Dragon” Lee channels his past into every fight—fueled by grit, sharpened by pain, and driven by purpose. Tune in as Jason Lee joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss K.O.T.S. (King of The Streets), underground fighting, MMA, bare knuckle fighting, kickboxing, prison, parenting, street smarts, wildlife, Colorado, and much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comKing of the Streets: The Underground Fighting RevolutionThe Mountain Side2025-07-31 | #highlights Jason "The Dragon" Lee - Underground Fighter | K.O.T.S. Champion | Professional Mixed Martial Artist. Jason Lee is a fierce competitor born from hardship and shaped by resilience. Raised in a turbulent family environment, Jason’s early life took him through the rough neighborhoods of Charlestown and Lawrence, Massachusetts—places where struggle was part of the daily routine. Despite the chaos around him, Jason stood out as a gifted athlete, driven by a mantra he still lives by: “Ignore the pain, make the play.” At age 12, tragedy struck when he lost his older brother in a motorcycle accident. The loss shattered him, sending his life into a downward spiral that eventually led to a hard eight-year sentence in Colorado’s state prison system—an experience he refers to as “gladiator school.” But prison didn’t break Jason—it forged him. Upon release, he emerged as a changed man, both mentally and physically, committed to leaving his past behind. The one thing he carried with him was his passion for combat. Recognizing his natural talent and the discipline he’d developed behind bars, Jason redirected his energy into something positive: mixed martial arts. Jason then took fighting to the next level as a 2 Colorado state champ amateur, Sparta undefeated light heavyweight weight world champion, 2010 Colorado fighter of the year, 2015 Colorado Muay Thai fighter of the year, also in 2024 & inducted in the Sparta Sports and ent Hall of Fame. Now a known force in the underground fighting circuit and a standout in King of the Streets (K.O.T.S.), Jason “The Dragon” Lee channels his past into every fight—fueled by grit, sharpened by pain, and driven by purpose. Tune in as Jason Lee joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss K.O.T.S. (King of The Streets), underground fighting, MMA, bare knuckle fighting, kickboxing, prison, parenting, street smarts, wildlife, Colorado, and much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comMY ENTIRE LIFE HAS BEEN FIGHTING! 🩸The Mountain Side2025-07-29 | #shorts Underground Fighter | K.O.T.S. Champion | Professional Mixed Martial Artist. Jason Lee is a fierce competitor born from hardship and shaped by resilience. Raised in a turbulent family environment, Jason’s early life took him through the rough neighborhoods of Charlestown and Lawrence, Massachusetts—places where struggle was part of the daily routine. Despite the chaos around him, Jason stood out as a gifted athlete, driven by a mantra he still lives by: “Ignore the pain, make the play.” At age 12, tragedy struck when he lost his older brother in a motorcycle accident. The loss shattered him, sending his life into a downward spiral that eventually led to a hard eight-year sentence in Colorado’s state prison system—an experience he refers to as “gladiator school.” But prison didn’t break Jason—it forged him. Upon release, he emerged as a changed man, both mentally and physically, committed to leaving his past behind. The one thing he carried with him was his passion for combat. Recognizing his natural talent and the discipline he’d developed behind bars, Jason redirected his energy into something positive: mixed martial arts. Jason then took fighting to the next level as a 2 Colorado state champ amateur, Sparta undefeated light heavyweight weight world champion, 2010 Colorado fighter of the year, 2015 Colorado Muay Thai fighter of the year, also in 2024 & inducted in the Sparta Sports and ent Hall of Fame. Now a known force in the underground fighting circuit and a standout in King of the Streets (K.O.T.S.), Jason “The Dragon” Lee channels his past into every fight—fueled by grit, sharpened by pain, and driven by purpose. Tune in as Jason Lee joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss K.O.T.S. (King of The Streets), underground fighting, MMA, bare knuckle fighting, kickboxing, prison, parenting, street smarts, wildlife, Colorado, and much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comFight Club: A Spiritual AwakeningThe Mountain Side2025-07-27 | #shorts Underground Fighter | K.O.T.S. Champion | Professional Mixed Martial Artist. Jason Lee is a fierce competitor born from hardship and shaped by resilience. Raised in a turbulent family environment, Jason’s early life took him through the rough neighborhoods of Charlestown and Lawrence, Massachusetts—places where struggle was part of the daily routine. Despite the chaos around him, Jason stood out as a gifted athlete, driven by a mantra he still lives by: “Ignore the pain, make the play.” At age 12, tragedy struck when he lost his older brother in a motorcycle accident. The loss shattered him, sending his life into a downward spiral that eventually led to a hard eight-year sentence in Colorado’s state prison system—an experience he refers to as “gladiator school.” But prison didn’t break Jason—it forged him. Upon release, he emerged as a changed man, both mentally and physically, committed to leaving his past behind. The one thing he carried with him was his passion for combat. Recognizing his natural talent and the discipline he’d developed behind bars, Jason redirected his energy into something positive: mixed martial arts. Jason then took fighting to the next level as a 2 Colorado state champ amateur, Sparta undefeated light heavyweight weight world champion, 2010 Colorado fighter of the year, 2015 Colorado Muay Thai fighter of the year, also in 2024 & inducted in the Sparta Sports and ent Hall of Fame. Now a known force in the underground fighting circuit and a standout in King of the Streets (K.O.T.S.), Jason “The Dragon” Lee channels his past into every fight—fueled by grit, sharpened by pain, and driven by purpose. Tune in as Jason Lee joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss K.O.T.S. (King of The Streets), underground fighting, MMA, bare knuckle fighting, kickboxing, prison, parenting, street smarts, wildlife, Colorado, and much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comInside the Underground Street Fighting: King of the StreetsThe Mountain Side2025-07-26 | #shorts Underground Fighter | K.O.T.S. Champion | Professional Mixed Martial Artist. Jason Lee is a fierce competitor born from hardship and shaped by resilience. Raised in a turbulent family environment, Jason’s early life took him through the rough neighborhoods of Charlestown and Lawrence, Massachusetts—places where struggle was part of the daily routine. Despite the chaos around him, Jason stood out as a gifted athlete, driven by a mantra he still lives by: “Ignore the pain, make the play.” At age 12, tragedy struck when he lost his older brother in a motorcycle accident. The loss shattered him, sending his life into a downward spiral that eventually led to a hard eight-year sentence in Colorado’s state prison system—an experience he refers to as “gladiator school.” But prison didn’t break Jason—it forged him. Upon release, he emerged as a changed man, both mentally and physically, committed to leaving his past behind. The one thing he carried with him was his passion for combat. Recognizing his natural talent and the discipline he’d developed behind bars, Jason redirected his energy into something positive: mixed martial arts. Jason then took fighting to the next level as a 2 Colorado state champ amateur, Sparta undefeated light heavyweight weight world champion, 2010 Colorado fighter of the year, 2015 Colorado Muay Thai fighter of the year, also in 2024 & inducted in the Sparta Sports and ent Hall of Fame. Now a known force in the underground fighting circuit and a standout in King of the Streets (K.O.T.S.), Jason “The Dragon” Lee channels his past into every fight—fueled by grit, sharpened by pain, and driven by purpose. Tune in as Jason Lee joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss K.O.T.S. (King of The Streets), underground fighting, MMA, bare knuckle fighting, kickboxing, prison, parenting, street smarts, wildlife, Colorado, and much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Jason Lee is a fierce competitor born from hardship and shaped by resilience. Raised in a turbulent family environment, Jason’s early life took him through the rough neighborhoods of Charlestown and Lawrence, Massachusetts—places where struggle was part of the daily routine. Despite the chaos around him, Jason stood out as a gifted athlete, driven by a mantra he still lives by: “Ignore the pain, make the play.” At age 12, tragedy struck when he lost his older brother in a motorcycle accident. The loss shattered him, sending his life into a downward spiral that eventually led to a hard eight-year sentence in Colorado’s state prison system—an experience he refers to as “gladiator school.” But prison didn’t break Jason—it forged him. Upon release, he emerged as a changed man, both mentally and physically, committed to leaving his past behind. The one thing he carried with him was his passion for combat. Recognizing his natural talent and the discipline he’d developed behind bars, Jason redirected his energy into something positive: mixed martial arts. Jason then took fighting to the next level as a 2 Colorado state champ amateur, Sparta undefeated light heavyweight weight world champion, 2010 Colorado fighter of the year, 2015 Colorado Muay Thai fighter of the year, also in 2024 & inducted in the Sparta Sports and ent Hall of Fame. Now a known force in the underground fighting circuit and a standout in King of the Streets (K.O.T.S.), Jason “The Dragon” Lee channels his past into every fight—fueled by grit, sharpened by pain, and driven by purpose. Tune in as Jason Lee joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss K.O.T.S. (King of The Streets), underground fighting, MMA, bare knuckle fighting, kickboxing, prison, parenting, street smarts, wildlife, Colorado, and much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
00:00 Introduction to Jason Lee and the Underground Fight Scene 00:40 Starting the Conversation: Jason's Background 01:13 Exploring King of the Streets 03:00 The Evolution of Street Fighting 07:43 Jason's Journey into King of the Streets 19:47 Personal Reflections and Life Lessons 40:53 Navigating School and Guardianship 41:26 Living Independently as a Juvenile 41:32 The Felony and Juvenile Detention 42:56 Family Tragedy and Loss 43:07 Brother's Influence and Passing 44:47 Impact of Brother's Death 53:45 Struggles with Faith and Spirituality 55:53 Martial Arts as a Lifeline 01:02:09 The Fight That Changed Everything 01:04:01 Legal Battles and Prison Sentence 01:24:26 Introduction to Denver Regional Diagnostic Center 01:24:38 Life in 23-Hour Lockdown 01:25:22 Buena Vista Correctional Facility: Gladiator School 01:26:27 Processing at Canyon City 01:26:42 Scared Straight Program 01:30:29 Surviving Prison: Mentorship and Protection 01:33:58 Education and Self-Improvement in Prison 01:35:15 Transition to Fitness and Nutrition 01:35:58 Journey into Martial Arts and MMA 01:36:15 Fighting in Prison and Beyond 01:39:26 Challenges and Achievements in MMA 01:44:24 Reflections on Life and Career 02:02:41 Overcoming Adversity: A Personal Journey 02:03:19 Training Blind: Gym and Fighting Techniques 02:05:22 King of the Streets: Introduction and Challenges 02:05:50 International Travel and Solo Victory 02:06:44 Underground Fighting: The Experience 02:09:07 Building Bonds Through Combat 02:13:43 The Reality of Underground Fight Promotions 02:32:39 Preparing for the Fight: Weight and Training 02:38:57 The Weigh-In Experience 02:41:51 Fight Day Preparations 02:42:21 Entering the Venue 02:48:26 The Fight Begins 02:50:54 Reflecting on the Fight 02:54:11 Support System and Training 02:57:55 Family and Personal Life 03:09:15 Future Plans and Closing ThoughtsKING OF THE STREETSThe Mountain Side2025-07-25 | #shorts Underground Fighter | K.O.T.S. Champion | Professional Mixed Martial Artist. Jason Lee is a fierce competitor born from hardship and shaped by resilience. Raised in a turbulent family environment, Jason’s early life took him through the rough neighborhoods of Charlestown and Lawrence, Massachusetts—places where struggle was part of the daily routine. Despite the chaos around him, Jason stood out as a gifted athlete, driven by a mantra he still lives by: “Ignore the pain, make the play.” At age 12, tragedy struck when he lost his older brother in a motorcycle accident. The loss shattered him, sending his life into a downward spiral that eventually led to a hard eight-year sentence in Colorado’s state prison system—an experience he refers to as “gladiator school.” But prison didn’t break Jason—it forged him. Upon release, he emerged as a changed man, both mentally and physically, committed to leaving his past behind. The one thing he carried with him was his passion for combat. Recognizing his natural talent and the discipline he’d developed behind bars, Jason redirected his energy into something positive: mixed martial arts. Jason then took fighting to the next level as a 2 Colorado state champ amateur, Sparta undefeated light heavyweight weight world champion, 2010 Colorado fighter of the year, 2015 Colorado Muay Thai fighter of the year, also in 2024 & inducted in the Sparta Sports and ent Hall of Fame. Now a known force in the underground fighting circuit and a standout in King of the Streets (K.O.T.S.), Jason “The Dragon” Lee channels his past into every fight—fueled by grit, sharpened by pain, and driven by purpose. Tune in as Jason Lee joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss K.O.T.S. (King of The Streets), underground fighting, MMA, bare knuckle fighting, kickboxing, prison, parenting, street smarts, wildlife, Colorado, and much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comMountain Side Preview Episode 228 w/ Jason The Dragon LeeThe Mountain Side2025-07-24 | Jason Lee – Underground Fighter | K.O.T.S. Champion | Professional Mixed Martial Artist
Jason Lee is a fierce competitor born from hardship and shaped by resilience. Raised in a turbulent family environment, Jason’s early life took him through the rough neighborhoods of Charlestown and Lawrence, Massachusetts—places where struggle was part of the daily routine. Despite the chaos around him, Jason stood out as a gifted athlete, driven by a mantra he still lives by: “Ignore the pain, make the play.” At age 12, tragedy struck when he lost his older brother in a motorcycle accident. The loss shattered him, sending his life into a downward spiral that eventually led to a hard eight-year sentence in Colorado’s state prison system—an experience he refers to as “gladiator school.” But prison didn’t break Jason—it forged him. Upon release, he emerged as a changed man, both mentally and physically, committed to leaving his past behind. The one thing he carried with him was his passion for combat. Recognizing his natural talent and the discipline he’d developed behind bars, Jason redirected his energy into something positive: mixed martial arts. Jason then took fighting to the next level as a 2 Colorado state champ amateur, Sparta undefeated light heavyweight weight world champion, 2010 Colorado fighter of the year, 2015 Colorado Muay Thai fighter of the year, also in 2024 & inducted in the Sparta Sports and ent Hall of Fame. Now a known force in the underground fighting circuit and a standout in King of the Streets (K.O.T.S.), Jason “The Dragon” Lee channels his past into every fight—fueled by grit, sharpened by pain, and driven by purpose. Tune in as Jason Lee joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss K.O.T.S. (King of The Streets), underground fighting, MMA, bare knuckle fighting, kickboxing, prison, parenting, street smarts, wildlife, Colorado, and much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comBattles on a Plate: The History of Food in WarThe Mountain Side2025-07-22 | #hightlight Jason Nauert aka “Jason The Butcher “- Owner & operator of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason, widely known as Jason the Butcher, is a master of his craft with over 45 years of experience as a hunter, outdoorsman, and wild game processing expert. Born and raised in Woodland Park, Colorado, Jason's deep connection to the land and mountains began in early childhood. His upbringing in the rugged terrain of Colorado instilled in him a profound respect for nature, self-sufficiency, and ethical harvesting, which would go on to shape his life’s work. From elk and deer to wild boar and bison, Jason’s extensive knowledge of wildlife and responsible field-to-table practices has earned him recognition across the country. As the founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason has trained hundreds of professionals, chefs, military personnel, and civilians in proper butchery, meat science, and sustainable processing methods. One of the hallmarks of his career is his development and instruction of the Combat Sustainability Course—a specialized program created for military personnel that teaches field butchery, survival food processing, and resource utilization under austere conditions. His dedication to teaching practical, hands-on skills that blend traditional methods with modern techniques has made him a sought-after instructor and consultant for both government and private sector initiatives. Jason’s approach goes far beyond the knife. He is a fierce advocate for food security, wild game education, and reconnecting people to where their food comes from. Whether he's guiding a hunt in the backcountry, teaching a course, or appearing on television and podcasts, Jason continues to inspire a new generation to honor the animal, respect the harvest, and carry forward a legacy of craftsmanship rooted in the wilderness of Colorado. Jason Nauert joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss butchering, Colorado, hunting, wild game, US Military Special Operations, cooking, outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comThe Surprising Fact About US Military Special Operations You Never Knew! 🇺🇸The Mountain Side2025-07-20 | #shorts Jason Nauert aka “Jason The Butcher “- Owner & operator of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason, widely known as Jason the Butcher, is a master of his craft with over 45 years of experience as a hunter, outdoorsman, and wild game processing expert. Born and raised in Woodland Park, Colorado, Jason's deep connection to the land and mountains began in early childhood. His upbringing in the rugged terrain of Colorado instilled in him a profound respect for nature, self-sufficiency, and ethical harvesting, which would go on to shape his life’s work. From elk and deer to wild boar and bison, Jason’s extensive knowledge of wildlife and responsible field-to-table practices has earned him recognition across the country. As the founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason has trained hundreds of professionals, chefs, military personnel, and civilians in proper butchery, meat science, and sustainable processing methods. One of the hallmarks of his career is his development and instruction of the Combat Sustainability Course—a specialized program created for military personnel that teaches field butchery, survival food processing, and resource utilization under austere conditions. His dedication to teaching practical, hands-on skills that blend traditional methods with modern techniques has made him a sought-after instructor and consultant for both government and private sector initiatives. Jason’s approach goes far beyond the knife. He is a fierce advocate for food security, wild game education, and reconnecting people to where their food comes from. Whether he's guiding a hunt in the backcountry, teaching a course, or appearing on television and podcasts, Jason continues to inspire a new generation to honor the animal, respect the harvest, and carry forward a legacy of craftsmanship rooted in the wilderness of Colorado. Jason Nauert joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss butchering, Colorado, hunting, wild game, US Military Special Operations, cooking, outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comButchering Meets Reality TV: Jason the Butchers New ShowThe Mountain Side2025-07-20 | #shorts Jason Nauert aka “Jason The Butcher “- Owner & operator of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason, widely known as Jason the Butcher, is a master of his craft with over 45 years of experience as a hunter, outdoorsman, and wild game processing expert. Born and raised in Woodland Park, Colorado, Jason's deep connection to the land and mountains began in early childhood. His upbringing in the rugged terrain of Colorado instilled in him a profound respect for nature, self-sufficiency, and ethical harvesting, which would go on to shape his life’s work. From elk and deer to wild boar and bison, Jason’s extensive knowledge of wildlife and responsible field-to-table practices has earned him recognition across the country. As the founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason has trained hundreds of professionals, chefs, military personnel, and civilians in proper butchery, meat science, and sustainable processing methods. One of the hallmarks of his career is his development and instruction of the Combat Sustainability Course—a specialized program created for military personnel that teaches field butchery, survival food processing, and resource utilization under austere conditions. His dedication to teaching practical, hands-on skills that blend traditional methods with modern techniques has made him a sought-after instructor and consultant for both government and private sector initiatives. Jason’s approach goes far beyond the knife. He is a fierce advocate for food security, wild game education, and reconnecting people to where their food comes from. Whether he's guiding a hunt in the backcountry, teaching a course, or appearing on television and podcasts, Jason continues to inspire a new generation to honor the animal, respect the harvest, and carry forward a legacy of craftsmanship rooted in the wilderness of Colorado. Jason Nauert joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss butchering, Colorado, hunting, wild game, US Military Special Operations, cooking, outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops
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Other Affiliate Links available at: themountainsidepodcast.comJASON THE BUTCHERThe Mountain Side2025-07-18 | #shorts Jason Nauert aka “Jason The Butcher “- Owner & operator of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason, widely known as Jason the Butcher, is a master of his craft with over 45 years of experience as a hunter, outdoorsman, and wild game processing expert. Born and raised in Woodland Park, Colorado, Jason's deep connection to the land and mountains began in early childhood. His upbringing in the rugged terrain of Colorado instilled in him a profound respect for nature, self-sufficiency, and ethical harvesting, which would go on to shape his life’s work. From elk and deer to wild boar and bison, Jason’s extensive knowledge of wildlife and responsible field-to-table practices has earned him recognition across the country. As the founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, Jason has trained hundreds of professionals, chefs, military personnel, and civilians in proper butchery, meat science, and sustainable processing methods. One of the hallmarks of his career is his development and instruction of the Combat Sustainability Course—a specialized program created for military personnel that teaches field butchery, survival food processing, and resource utilization under austere conditions. His dedication to teaching practical, hands-on skills that blend traditional methods with modern techniques has made him a sought-after instructor and consultant for both government and private sector initiatives. Jason’s approach goes far beyond the knife. He is a fierce advocate for food security, wild game education, and reconnecting people to where their food comes from. Whether he's guiding a hunt in the backcountry, teaching a course, or appearing on television and podcasts, Jason continues to inspire a new generation to honor the animal, respect the harvest, and carry forward a legacy of craftsmanship rooted in the wilderness of Colorado. Jason Nauert joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss butchering, Colorado, hunting, wild game, US Military Special Operations, cooking, outdoor life & much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode dropsProfessional Fighters SuccessThe Mountain Side2025-07-18 | #shorts Whitney Johns - Entrepreneur and Renowned Fitness Icon. Whitney has carved her path in the health and wellness industry with determination and passion. With a relentless commitment to fitness, she has inspired countless individuals worldwide through her transformative workouts, nutritional expertise, and motivational content. As a savvy entrepreneur, Whitney has leveraged her influence to build a thriving fitness empire, empowering others to embrace a healthier lifestyle. Her dedication, innovation, and unwavering drive continue to propel her as a leading figure in the fitness community, inspiring others to chase their dreams and achieve their fitness goals. Tune in as Whitney Johns joins Bobby Marshall in studio to discuss fitness, nutrition, fighting, M72 World Tour, Metallica, Pantara, live music, personal values, family, mountain living, boxing and so much more. Please subscribe or like us on social media platforms for updates on shows, events, and episode drops.
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