Inside the Mind of an Australian SAS Soldier: Ayahuasca, Resilience, and Survival Secrets

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• JU

  @justinhogg9213 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Ex SASR myself great interview <br>Makes me miss the service and the comraderie that was forged <br>2005- 2Sqdn Uruzgan province Operation Slipper 2<br>Salute always to my fellow Snake Eaters <br>Who Dares Wins 🇦🇺

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• ZA

  @zacharyjonesjr6201 · 1 year ago

  Fantastic interview - this guy is an absolute weapon, would love to hear more.

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• IN

  @Interestedonlooker101 · 5 months ago

  You should do a podcast on BRS. The way him and other vets are being treated is disgusting.

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• BE

  @BearMountainRancher · 2 years ago

  &quot;Dogs and warfighters, much like the All Blacks and rugby, represent a rare combination of loyalty, integrity, and competence. In this world, it&apos;s nearly impossible to find all three in one place. But when you do—when you&apos;re surrounded by men and dogs willing to lay down their lives for you—you&apos;ve found a true warrior and a lifelong friend.&quot; – Nicco

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• DA

  @DavidWhitehead-uh7yw · 5 months ago

  They were ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL and TRULY and THOUGHTFUL WORDS, that you or whoever wrote about KODA the special forces dog. PRICELESS.

• DA

  @DamianOHaire-u2x · 5 months ago

  Can’t believe I haven’t seen this before! No words. Hope your well brother. Cheese Cans!!

• SA

  @samuelrichardson8564 · 2 months ago

  Legends

• PA

  @Paprikawastaken · 2 years ago

  Awesome interview man. I’ve had the honor of actually talking to one of these guys at the smoke pit on my first deployment. He was a part of the big JSOC task force in Afghanistan in 2018. I’m just a regular American grunt who got to work with elite operators from almost every NATO country and they’re incredible people. The SAS dude didn’t say he was SAS, nearly flat out refused to say it and was visibly uncomfortable with me asking which told me all I needed to know. We shared a smoke and chatted and I was genuinely sad when it was time for him to roll out. Such an upstanding gentleman, and the stuff they were doing was incredible. Those guys are the reason why a lot of us can sleep comfortably at night in this horrible world.

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• RA

  @raymccumstie1439 · 1 year ago

  Another one of our Warriors great episode and Nico all the best mate. 👍

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• BE

  @beastchampionship0001 · 2 years ago

  I am pretty sure I was the Acting Platoon Sergeant / CSM when a young Nick was sent to me as part of a sister company sent from 8/9 to me at 6. <br>Andrew George was our OC and I sat down with Andy to discuss how impressed I was with the young fella. From memory I’m pretty sure I signed his paperwork to allow him to do all his own training for the upcoming Cadre Course. Andy and I said that if that young fella didn’t make, then no one would that year lol. <br>So deeply proud to see that his Warrior Heart took him on all the adventures he sought. <br><br>Proud Aussie Veteran 🙏🏻🇦🇺🔥

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• IM

  @imafraidofclowns740 · 1 year ago

  The algorithm sent me, great interview. I am a 58 yo chef with no military back ground, but I have always been keenly aware that there are people putting their lives on the line so that I may never have to. For this they will always my gratitude and deep respect....Lest we forget.

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• TR

  @TriWayne62 · 2 years ago

  Amazing, and moving interview. &nbsp;Thank you both.

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