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Louis Skupien joins the Fighter Pilot Podcast for EP 219 to talk Full Throttle documentaries, going supersonic in an F-16, and telling the human stories behind military and extreme aviation.
Over the last few days, I had the rare privilege of being embedded with the Black Hawk community at Los Alamitos Army Airfield — documenting one of the most capable, versatile, and battle-proven helicopters ever built, and more importantly, the people who operate and maintain it.
In Talk4 Podcast Episode 171, I had the rare honour of sitting down with Charles Duke — Apollo 16 Moonwalker, former CAPCOM for Apollo 11, and one of the last surviving humans to have walked on the Moon.
After 150+ podcast episodes with elite performers, I distilled their wisdom into actionable lessons. Here's why this book needed to exist.
Inside look at becoming one of fewer than 800 people worldwide to fly the Gravity Industries jet suit, and what it takes to master human flight.
Gyms fail when they forget why they exist. When I took ownership of Synergy Gym, I didn't see equipment—I saw potential.
Lessons from four-star generals, fighter pilots, and special forces operators on what it really takes to lead at the highest levels.
What it's like to fly in formation with one of America's premier civilian jet teams, and the precision it demands.
There are moments in life that permanently recalibrate what you believe is possible. Flying the Gravity Jet Suit was one of those moments.
After more than 150 podcast episodes, I realised something uncomfortable: incredible wisdom was being spoken—and then forgotten.
The biggest myth about leadership is that it's about authority. After speaking with four-star generals, fighter pilots, and special forces operators, I learned that real leadership is about burden.
Formation flight is trust made visible. Flying with the Patriots Jet Team wasn't about speed or spectacle—it was about discipline.