Marcus Capone - SEAL Team Six Explosive Breacher/Pyschedelic Therapy Advocate | SRS

[@ShawnRyanShow]

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[@jjdracing510]

Restock the Gummy Bears already.

[@MrDocseidel7]

Let’s gooooo

[@2america826]

Love these interviews. Any chance you can get Nicholas irving on here soon?

[@baggedtuned8569]

once i totally quit alcohol my brain works alot better. Im much sharper. same with when i quit smoking ciggs and cannabis

[@matthewbuesing9264]

This is the best episode keep going man

[@donarturo2893]

It always amazes me how SEALs who operate at the highest level under the toughest conditions remain so humble and real. This should be an example for so many everyday regular pricks who think the world revolves around them and treat their fellow men as garbage. Hats off to all the great warriors who keep the world safe.

[@hotrodrigs1]

She s amazing Woman, Never Quit ! Great Show Shawn.

[@barrysmith916]

When we need seals , Rangers, Green berets, etc , we freaking need them . We are lucky there are men who can do the job , even it destroys their mind and body for a time.

[@williamgorham7339]

SF is all about the mission and doing your job so that your buddies can get home so humility and selflessness are traits that all operators share. These men represent the best America 🇺🇸 has to offer both physically and mentally. I also hope that all these men that have fought for the freedom that most woke Americans take for granted get the physical and mental health they need to feel whole again.

[@TheScapegoat420]

This is a great comment. So true! I've met some SEALS and Rangers and everyone has been a really solid and humble person.

[@jaymiller393]

Men that have endured great loss & violence want peace more than anyone. Ignorant people speak otherwise. 🙏🏼

[@fasteddievh2072]

Ok, I never thought I would say this but I actually find these podcasts more interesting that Joe Rogan’s. I officially found my new favorite. This channel is amazing. I literally stayed up until 3AM watching the Tu Lam interview. Thanks so much Shawn for doing this and thank you for your service. 🙏🇺🇸👍

[@ShawnRyanShow]

That is a hell of a compliment. Thank you

[@enjayflave]

Unfortunately most of joe’s podcasts has become repetitive and they talk about talking lol. The guests really make the show.

[@somethinganything4864]

Joe’s is more casual and lighthearted, Shawn’s is more genuine and inciteful IMO

[@instaves]

@@enjayflave can’t really blame him, he has over 1500 episodes so it inevitably gets repetitive but I get you - that’s the reason i stopped watching too

[@Wiggles_vs._snuggles]

Eddie's war stories were right up there with tilt as my favorite podcast moments. Shawn really let's people tell their experiences and is not just trying to 1 up them

[@Flashhood1425]

Shawn is a fantastic interviewer… because in these intense moments he doesn’t have to talk all the time like so many other hosts… he just looks quietly and intensely back at the guest and they always fill it in on their own with something powerful. Awesome stuff.

[@jeremyallan6144]

Yeah I agree, I’ve been watching from 001 and your spot on. I love how he does his research and knows why he has the host on.

[@nate2838]

Its one thing to have a conversation with someone who is just an average Joe, and something else entirely when you are speaking with someone who can deeply relate to what you are expressing. I know this first hand form dealing with mental health issues. You can tell who knows first hand what you are talking about and who doesn't. You can feel it, and its much easier to talk with someone who gets it. I imagine its very similar for these guys as well. Shawns been there, done that, and highly respects the men that he interviews.

[@SAS55896]

Agreed

[@Andromedon777]

Shawn, you are setting an example for us young men. We are watching your wisdom keenly and learning. Thank you, Sir.

[@cyrus773]

The Shawn Ryan show is very purpose driven, I really don’t see anything else like it on KZbin or on any other platform for that matter, it’s very real and substantive, I keep watching these shows over and over…

[@lancegiltner978]

I keep watching all of Ed's episodes #007. He's been inspirational for me.

[@ShawnRyanShow]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@cyrus773]

@@ShawnRyanShow Thanks to you sir my respect…

[@michaelcash3941]

I’ve watched the Tu Lam episode #009 twice now. I never served in any forces but I have huge respect for anyone who has. I relate to a lot of the real life stuff even when I can’t relate to the amount a sacrifice these people have given. This show has replaced all of the useless “entertainment” I wasted my time with before.

[@bluerex03]

Well said.

[@johndunbar2393]

Just getting started, but had to comment this. Shawn, you opened up complimenting Marcus on the respect him and his wife have towards each other and mentioning how they don't talk over each other. That is your best quality and why I enjoy your podcast so much. So many times, the "interviewer" butts in, interrupts, tries to make everything about themselves, or they seem to try to keep the attention on themselves, instead of the guest. You do an amazing job at letting the guest, be the guest. I don't think I've ever heard you cut someone off, or interrupt them. So you deserve a compliment as well.

[@Wakeywhodat]

Spot on John.. The best interviewers simply guide the conversation and he nails it.

[@james.h.curry.jr.7512]

I happen to be a DAV. But no matter what your background. Shows like yours and men like you really inspire guys like us to keep pushing on. Keep up the good work Hats off to you all.

[@chrisparker2076]

It's about putting importance where it belongs.

[@f82dot]

This is the third time I’ve watched this episode. It’s amazing watching this episode again after seeing Shawn’s transformation. You can really see the hurt and pain he’s suffering in Shawn’s eyes. He looks like a totally different person in this episode compared to the most recent ones. I’m so happy for you guys man, it’s great to see!!

[@sillytosociety]

this is my first time seeing this episode and i'm trying to watch all of the episodes so i'm a bit confused. has shawn gone through psychedelic therapy as well since this episode?

[@patrickbrayman7547]

I could not agree more! Gods so good! He can change anyone

[@IAmNotFamousAnymore]

​@@sillytosocietyhe did and he was hesitant at first, but he went and said it was one of the best things he could've done for himself

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

I'm addicted to these stories. These men, all of them, it's hard to believe there's men like this on this earth that are so completely tough and honorable. I love to hear their stories. It's important we hear them.

[@JoebsonOSRS]

Ikr talk about the toughest men on planet earth who are trained assassins. Crazy

[@EBR1]

Nobody's perfect, and often times, those who most speak of honesty and integrity are the ones with the most skeletons in their closet. Especially within religious circles. But perhaps special operators are immune to this rule. Time will tell.

[@keithdean007]

❤

[@Angiebangie699]

Same! This is the best podcast out I tell everyone about it! I could listen to all these guys everyday and pretty much do

[@nellymedrano7805]

This women IS strength! She stayed by her man for better or worse, in sickness and in health. God bless their family and all the families of our military for their sacrifice and their service.

[@michaelmathews1198]

Well said

[@NBSC76]

As Chris Rock said once in a stand-up special..."The money is not in the cure; the money is in the medicine." The necessity that has the power to destroy morality.

[@eightohnine23]

Marcus is the definition of “nobody understands the violence it took to be this calm”

[@taylorhouston1817]

I am a flight paramedic and have been a first responder for 18 years. I have been exposed to every manner of death imaginable. I started working with ayahuasca apx 5 years ago and it completely transformed my life. My hats off to anyone like Marcus who has the courage to do this very special work and become a public advocate for it. If anyone out there reading this is at the end of their rope, there is still hope. Don't be to proud too reach out for help.

[@GinnyStegemiller]

Thank you for your work, and showing up everyday! ❤

[@bravo-kilo230]

Mad respect for the wife. Military families go through so much and the ones that stay together are unicorns.

[@WoodysSteakHouse]

❤

[@jamesgranderson2890]

It’s just disgusting how the veteran community is just dismissed after service to this country. I’m happy to see and hear about success stories like this. Great interview!

[@jamesgranderson2890]

@@Rainersherwood yep, it was the federal government I was referring to. For the most part the general public is appreciative and helps if they can. Not to mention vets themselves that are successful after service and catch in to help their brothers and sister veterans.

[@fantasticfox411]

Great to see these guys make platforms like this where they can support each other and the gen pop can get some idea of what these guys go through.

[@BAMA-2019]

@@Rainersherwood BINGO!!!if the Govt were to show that they are involved in a treatment phase or programm for military servicemen returning and needing mental help they feel they would be legaly able to be held responsible and also they wouldnt have as many men enlist to help with the high turnover....sorry ass Washington D.C.......ill give a VET anyrhing they nees that im capable of

[@basicgunbros4332]

I believe priorities are mixed up. All this commotion in the country, but no one is asking us how we feel about the social divide. We feel even more disconnected than ever

[@hoosierfilms5350]

@@Rainersherwood about to say the same things . I’d say it’s not that the government or military is actively dismissing vets either. It’s they have jobs to do as well . Focus on the mission not always on the vets who helped accomplish the missions that are already over.

[@nyapple1978]

Thank you for giving this courageous woman the opportunity to share her story. It’s an important, impactful and profound testimony. God bless their strength.

[@GinnyStegemiller]

YES! It was so important to hear Amber's story too! Praise Jesus they figured it out and now together they are shining their light for good. 🙏💙✝️🩷

[@tylerward4292]

As a multiple tour veteran, this podcast is a fresh breath of air to information that has been stifled by stigma and big pharma nonsense. Another amazing conversation between some real folks. Bravo.

[@whitewater1250]

Best Chanel on you tube period. Respectful from Canada 🇨🇦

[@patrickshanley3449]

hands down.

[@WiiR3d0000]

You’re correct! Hope your situation gets better up there neighbor!

[@derricksnell2680]

Im still hoping for it to make it to netflix or something.

[@justjsse8917]

Capone is the man. His recent podcasts have been great, he's very open and vunerable about his struggles. Much respect. Looking forward to this one

[@ShawnRyanShow]

One hell of a great human.

[@donaldbarton6701]

@@ShawnRyanShow how has headshot Don been?

[@CM-tl4tn]

@@ShawnRyanShow Two great humans shooting the shit about their incredible service to this great country. Thank you both. And thank you for doing these.

[@CM-tl4tn]

@@ShawnRyanShow We should also recognize and commend the strength of the wives and families of these warriors for their support and struggles. Amazing people, period.

[@davidlangstein946]

@@ShawnRyanShow even he knew what a shit human he was @1:59:10 apparently you don't comprehend what he's telling you.. So he had to go get his brain twisted with LSD.

[@jamiemcnay]

This Warrior his wife and kids story has me wrecked in tears. Thank God for her courage and love for him. Your show and the content does so much to help veterans. Thank you Shawn. Semper Fi

[@matamata5479]

Good to hear from an operator who worked closely with the kiwis and canadians SF. Total respect and humility 👍

[@markwurz8577]

Just watched Marcus recently on the team never quit podcast...this is more what I was looking for. Shawn, Andy and Mike ritland are so necessary and important. We need to do whatever possible to support these guys.

[@113charlie7]

Jocko? I agree with all 3 but we need jocko man

[@LifeRuiner59]

This!

[@markwurz8577]

@@113charlie7 jocko is great too.

[@nikkisims8656]

Three top blokes for sure. Kennedy is good to check out also.

[@markwurz8577]

@@nikkisims8656 Tim Kennedy? If so, absolutely. Tim is a fucking maniac. I love that guy lol.

[@christopherlauter9403]

This is one of the greatest stories/outcome I have ever heard! The shit show both of these strong people have endured is beyond remarkable. I was in the military for three years and all I wanted to do to do was to go to war, by the grace of God that never happened. Too many times in life and marriage especially things go horrifically bad and when that happens one of the two usually end up late leaving. I can’t believe the fortitude, the willingness, the heart and the kindness this lady portrayed. I am thrilled beyond words that he got to help through psychedelics! I’m so happy these two finally have a relationship that is solid. I haven’t cried in a long time and listening to her story tore me apart . When she said her son called her and was afraid to open any doors that his home really hard for me. People always romanticize the seal teams in which they should but there’s often other things that happen cause it’s inevitable. I’m so grateful he got the help that he needed, I don’t just wanna say thank you for your service because when people say that they have no idea what you’ve been through and I think it’s just become a punchline that people don’t necessarily mean that. I want to thank you for putting your life on the line to save Americans. Although I never made it to war, I was willing to go it’s been a big regret of mine for about 50 years until I watched this program Sean . Thank you for the program. It really helped with some demons that I have. I truly enjoy your show and I tell everybody about it. The show in particular has changed me in ways. I don’t even know yet I just know it did. Thank all of you for your brutal honesty, your kindness, your love, and more importantly, showing that if you don’t quit some good things can come of it. Chris.

[@ibbylancaster8981]

Thank you to all those who serve, and thank you to the spouses that support them. Much love to you all.

[@dmack7328]

These guys sure make me sleep better at night knowing they are protecting us. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@johncook7364]

Vigilance Elite is ascending to new levels of greatness everyday. 🇺🇸🙏🏻

[@vknight7376]

This was fantastic to see. I can personally attest to the effectiveness of this type of treatment. I had a very violent and traumatic childhood with my father serving on Dallas Police Force being shot and killed and mom marrying someone who was violent only to me. I followed a very dark path. I had many "therapy sessions" and I always found myself diving deep into my myself and slowly pulling out all the demons. The one night at a place called Enchanted Rock, which is an extremely spiritual place, I had what I call my final release. I literally came down off that mountain told everyone that I was a new person and moved 2134 miles away to a place I had never been. I never went back to my home town and I have had an incredible journey to where I am today. I support this 100% and will be looking into the links below. Thankyou Shawn for this great interview and the Tu Lam one as well. That one has put me on a path of new discovery.

[@kxn5163]

Sorry for your loss I definitely support the men and women in blue and their families a lot of people don’t understand the hurt with losing an officer. very heavy the thin blue line weighs.

[@mattb8436]

It takes an incredibly brave person to lay out all their faults bare for the world to see.

[@smallfry0764]

These two are stand up people. Thank you for sharing your experiences. Marcus and Mrs Capone, you have my upmost respect. You are very brave people.

[@smallfry0764]

@pinned : Vigilance Elite I’m gonna be honest with you sir. I have no idea what that means.

[@RILEYLEIFSON_UTAH]

It's indeed humbling to be in the presence of two true American patriots, who have sacrificed to protect this greatest nation of ours. We appreciate your continued service. 🇺🇸

[@Opine101]

Protecting what nation? We're an economic zone with a few national symbols allowed to be attached to it. Protecting the globalist Regime on the Potomac? Protecting woke politics and forever wars that have nothing to do with our, the American people's, interests? Yeah, no thanks. These guys are brave as hell, there is no denying that. Brave and very competent in what they do. But their political education needs to be upped. We are in the midst of a cultural war that has done much to undermine and destroy America. They were busy slaughtering a few goatherds in Central Asia and a rag-tag army in Mesopotamia while the real war was raging here at home. Americans have to stop this weird adulation for their military. This is a military that, at the drop of a hat, if ordered to shoot American patriots protesting about the diminution of their rights, would happily open up on them--men, women, and children--until "the threat was NEUTRALIZED!!" It is a depressing fact.

[@WideAwakeHuman]

@@Opine101 Oh calm the fu©k down... Even with all the problems we have, America is still the best place on earth. This isn't the place to point out how shit our current situation is, Marcus/Shawn did what they and served their country and that's the point so take that negative crap to some political video or something.

[@Opine101]

@@WideAwakeHuman Lol! So where's the place then to point out how shit our current situation is? Nice moniker btw, pill pusher is precisely one of the problems with America. If America is the best place on earth (Highly debatable, if not laughable) then why is the opioid and addiction crisis reaching all-time highs (pun intended) right here in these United States? Face it: You're a demoralized, addicted, deracinated, sad, disunited people. To pretend otherwise is to ignore the very serious problems facing this country and burying your head in the sand.

[@robertcostales9405]

The most significant events in your life pass you by like a stranger in the crowd, they occur and you don't even know it. But, every now and then, but by the grace of god, does a window open and you see those events as they occur. From that point forward, your life will never be the same again.

[@kryptichands968]

Right on

[@tothemooncollective]

The amount of times i cried and got emotional listening to this whole journey… wow. Thanks for facilitating this type of DEEP and HARD conversation. It’s changing the world

[@mrgaryboyd7359]

52:25 Shawn that is why I watch your stuff. I appreciate your effort to explain things to us non spec ops.

[@jakesales7321]

Sometimes I forget shawn is even there with how well he listens without interruption.

[@ThunderDog]

I watch everyone of your interviews, but I shared this podcast with my wife who works in pediatric neurology. She thought this was so fascinating that she is sharing it with her neurologist co-workers. She was constantly shaking her head in agreement when you spoke of the “big pharma” issues. Just thought you might wanted to know how your interviews are spreading in more ways than you may realize.

[@jeffshackleford3152]

Interesting you say this. I think "big pharma" done goofed with the oxycotton crisis. It seems like people are not as trusting of them as before. To me they got greedy and it came back to haunt them.

[@brianbird2206]

He's truly lucky to have a partner like his wife. She saved his life.

[@WoodysSteakHouse]

fact

[@bryanandrus9285]

I did 5 combat deployments. I had a lot of shame about getting out and dealing with everything like shit. These videos are pretty cool hearing how these guys dealt with their problems and how they had tough times with everything. makes me feel like less of a bitch. Appreciate your channel

[@josephllinas417]

Shawn has filled a void with what he's done with VE that we didn't know we had, this podcast is different and the direction is helping alot of people man. God bless you.

[@ryanhyderh]

Something cool I have found is that the guests always seem to bring something to the table that helps Shawn as well.

[@jonathanbroadway1820]

Amen ... well said

[@sethfrazier7327]

Hands down one of the best shows on KZbin. Keep it up Shawn. America loves these Warriors

[@McNastySlam]

This podcast has drawn me in so deep and is so helpful. I’ve struggled with the hardest few years of my life. I’m in no way trying to make my life sound like it’s been as extreme as you or you’re guests but I know how this fight feels. I’m a federal Agent and my profession and my own chronic autoimmune disease had put me in a place that was similar. I found Wim Hof method (breathing, meditation, and ice baths) as well as carnivore diet and it changed my life for the better. Still healing but back about 80%. This podcast I found 1 week ago and it’s been extremely motivating and pushing me but most importantly not afraid anymore mentally on the job. It’s helping me pull my head out of my ass and square myself away, I don’t know what it is about this podcast but it’s re lit the fire I lost and haven’t felt in 3 years. Thank you so much!

[@pnwghost]

Amber saved this man's life by not giving up on him. Thanks for being open Marcus and thanks for doing these podcasts, Shawn. There's quite a few respectable people that are of the opinion that psychedelics co-evolved with the human mind, I think this research is just proving that to be true.

[@6LVCKSHEEP]

Amber really came through for him. True ride or die 💯. Such a inspiring and relatable story🙏

[@jamess6690]

Man I swear this is the best channel on KZbin ever. Man God bless all of you guys. I did 12 years, not Spec ops but it's hard to lose people. It's great to hear real men talk about it

[@ladylinds1871]

I felt every minute of this conversation. You all have given me hope for my husband. I can’t thank you enough.

[@GinnyStegemiller]

🙏 For you and your husband.

[@ashlandwehr5047]

I’m always floored by these stories, these great men who’ve done unimaginable things for our freedom, I’m completely inspired by their triumphs and person sacrifice, and humbled by the women who love them through tick and thin. God bless you

[@caseyc4516]

Not like we all don’t know someone who has served..But this show is as important as is amazing..showing these larger than life individuals in a chilled out setting just telling their story..

[@talkingrock7011]

Men thank you for your service and what you endured in your military careers

[@SomeJustice19k]

I was a tanker/19k in the Army. Got hit by multiple IEDs and have TBI. For a while I couldn't find the words I needed, forget where I'm at and had other strange things associated with a TBI. After a couple psychedelic journeys it seemed to all go away or become MUCH better. If you're hurting from a TBI, try to find some psychedelic help! They can reopen/connect neural pathways in your brain that were jossled loose from explosions etc.

[@tylerkoski2345]

This is one of the best KZbin videos I've watched. Marcus and his wife are going to change the way mental illness is treated in the future, not only in a military sense but with the general public. Big pharma is only worried about masking the problem instead of healing. Thank you for taking the time to talk about such a major problem in the USA and other parts of the world!

[@tyb2526]

Shawn always takes a sip when his guests are opening their gift, and it reminds me of my dad sipping on his coffee watching my sister and I when we would open our Christmas gifts.

[@Sean-hp1uo]

That’s factual asf

[@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis]

This is a great observation. He really embodies the spirit

[@nrdorn]

Here I am after watching every episode from the beginning. Shawn Ryan is an incredible interview and this was one of the best so far. I don’t know how he keeps getting better but he does. I’m hanging on for the ride because he has been crushing it. Learned a lot from this one. Prayers to all those hurting from TBI and PTSD.

[@regularbro]

My favorite part of this conversation was the fact that two people worked together to stay together. Aside from all of the other great things they have both done on their own, the example they are setting as a couple and what you can overcome and achieve is powerful.

[@taylorcollins6472]

Ryan-you are a master at facilitating these podcasts. You are humble, eloquent, you are an amazing listener, and are truly interested in each guest on your show. I've listened to the TNQ podcasts and while the content is excellent, the moderators have a truly terrible bad habit of interrupting nonstop and talking too much about themselves. I love your style and God has led you into this arena in a very purposeful manner. Well done, well done.

[@garretdozier9596]

Honor and respect to you Mrs. Capone, the Holy Spirit Speaks to so many! I am glad you recognized him. We will always pray for you and your family

[@pablocruise678]

Just watched the Dj Shipley interview, now this one… there is a common thread for these warriors… mad respect!!

[@rodneyhanbaum697]

Man this was amazing! I'm a 66 year old, old bomb dog handler, so many arts of this podcast hit home! What a great service. 👍 Thank you all for bringing this to light! God Bless each of you! So exciting to hear this! Happy things are working out!

[@superkool7]

40 mins in and I was just reminded why I LOVE THIS SHOW. Every single episode is just so amazing man. Wow.

[@topherthered]

Some psychedelic treatments have shown that they can repair broken neuropathways. Pathways broken by psychological and physical trauma.

[@topherthered]

My wife is a psychologist, studies neurobiology, and suffers from PTSD. I've been following the research and peer reviewed studies for few years now. It's pretty amazing stuff. They're doing a ton of great work with it in Boulder CO. I'm proud of my state for legalizing some psychedelic assisted therapy in our state. Hopefully with Colorado and Oregon becoming open to these practices, it will help expedite the legalization of these treatments on a national level. Not to take away from how badly vets need this treatment available to them... But a ton of people are suffering needlessly, just so big pharma can make money.

[@-Silly-Willy-0]

What a girl Amber is. Super smart and her awareness for grasping the situation so clearly

[@tommythompson7941]

US Marine checking in...thank you Shawn. Always faithful. OIF '06, '07, '08.

[@dalesfailssagaofasuslord783]

Never ceases to amaze me at the quality of men we have defending this country.

[@rupertohernandez8242]

Amen sister. What a testament and answered prayers! God Bless to you, your husband & your family. Let Jesus be the glory! 🇺🇸

[@P_Jag]

“Maybe those hippies were onto something all along “🤣 Shawn said it alright. But what a fucking episode, how does this show get better and better.

[@tamgsmith8077]

Gotta do more to take care of our boys. They are our warrior class and deserve so much more. Hats off Brothers. You are appreciated.

[@simonkentons1719]

I heard about him thru his vets program randomly and watched there videos I'm so happy people are getting the help they deserve

[@ethanforbes2193]

2 true American heros! It’s nice to hear about your ups and downs and your stories along the way! I feel like I’m part of the conversation with these style sit downs! Love it!

[@TheGoldenTriangleAcademy]

This is one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen. The way Shawn allows people to just speak while he sits and listens is so amazing and fantastic. He knows how to do an interview! He lets THEM tell THEIR story without constantly interrupting. What a breath of fresh air! Thank you for the way you do these and more importantly thank you for your service! From my family to yours God Bless you and the USA

[@TxMyTx]

What an amazing interview. The pre cursor to Marcus gaining peace was Mrs. Capones faith in God. A wife who prays for their husband can move mountains in the home. Somehow that intense devotional love is rewarded by The Creator. Can’t explain it. Amazing.

[@themerryprankster9647]

Sorry to hear about your friend Shawn.

[@JeepersCreepers2013]

I live in Texas and I never thought something like this would be approved but it's happening. Truly amazing podcast Shawn. I spent 8 years in the Air Force during the 90s when not much was going on post Gulf War 1, but I did end up with a very rarely form of cancer that took 2 years of treatment and I'm still not out of the woods. I really want to look into this because that threat has been in my mind every day and it's causes all kinds of issues with relationships and work.

[@nightravenman3624]

What an amazing story and what an absolutely amazing woman. It is truly something special that people as genuine and strong as her walk this earth. Much thanks to the vigilance elite team for this downright incredible content.

[@Paul-gf9fc]

Another fan from Canada. The production value of the show is always great. This is another great episode!

[@toastmalone8875]

Man, this is by far my absolute favorite channel on KZbin. Shawn is truly a top-tier host and interviewer, and I really enjoyed Marcus's perspective.

[@nh5083]

This was a most interesting show. I'm a cold war vet and have spent last 30 years working in healthcare as a respiratory therapist and have taken care of many veterans. I've seen them where Marcus was. He and Amber are right. The doctors just keep wash, rinse and repeating the same meds that aren't getting to the root problems. Seen many die with their problems not fixed. Enjoyed this show immensely.

[@sureshot776]

This was the best podcast ive ever watched. My admiration goes out to Marcus and his wife.

[@themarkl0813]

Time to watch the dj shipley one then...

[@cdcarias95]

Shawn: “So did you go into any Caves?” Marcus: “NO WE DIDN'T KILL ANY KANDAHAR GIANTS”

[@0S0MAFI0S0]

Thank You, Shawn and everyone else behind the scenes who make this possible. Getting these stories out is important for the future of our world!!

[@mtnman1]

I was an Airborne Combat Engineer in the Army, I guarantee I didn’t have a fraction of the detonations these guys have done but I can absolutely attest to the side effects. Sub concussion refracts and amplifies off interior walls, it literally rocks you to the core every time. I just went through a patch of migraines last week that suck the absolute life out of you.

[@freehahahafree]

Thank you for acknowledging the loss of Gabe Accardi. He was a high school classmate of mine and his parents live just a few blocks from me. Simply put Gabe was a fantastic human being. He was intelligent, kind and humble and deserving of sincere respect. I didn’t know that Gabe was a SEAL until I was notified of his passing but knowing what I did about him as a teenager I was not the least bit surprised that he was able to accomplish the incredibly difficult training necessary to become a SEAL. I’m truly sorry for your loss. Thanks for doing all you do.

[@loftonjones3418]

The BEST content on KZbin.

[@superstepdad3160]

Marcus is courageous for talking about what he went through. It really hit home when he started talking about what he went through after he got out. Great episode!

[@jasondonas4893]

Shawn I just wanted to take the opportunity to say congratulations. You are a talented interviewer with impeccable timing on both questions and responses. Your preparation for each interview is obvious. For what it’s worth you remind me of a friend from the military and I find your communication style to be patient, natural, enjoyable to watch, and makes the viewer seem like we’re part of the conversation. This is my new favorite podcast. Keep up the great work. Taking these stories to the masses is such an important job and you are doing outstanding. You are certainly on a blessed path man. Thank you. 🇺🇸👊

[@ShawnRyanShow]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@mikep1776]

Behind every great man is a great woman comes to mind. All of you are helping so many. Thank you for sharing.

[@garretdozier9596]

Honor and respect to you Mr. Capone! ( great last name btw!!) These leaders of our communities that give their all for our protection, are the reasons military personnel that gives this much, should have full retirement and medical coverage for life. The honesty in these videos are truly the mark of great leadership Shawn! Keep it up!

[@digbeckshow9898]

ego death is no joke. that shit changed my whole perspective and helped me grow a little and appreciate my life more.

[@betterthanyou3145]

It’s very difficult though, I had some serious demons going through the journey with psychedelics. People need to know that if you’re gonna do it to get actual work done, it’s not really a fun thing. Results are life changing though.

[@digbeckshow9898]

@@betterthanyou3145 well yea of course its a difficult thing. People just need to actually do the research and come to the conclusion. Psychs can be incredibly fun. The people saying its always scary, or uncomfortable are probably dosing incorrectly or may have illnesses that should not be mixed with psychs. They are definitely incredibly life changing, just obviously has to be done in a responsible manner and with a trip sitter.

[@Michaels_Coffee]

thank you Shawn and Marcus....keep going strong.

[@l3lagunas-375]

It's an honor to get to hear these men talk

[@stevestreltsov4805]

RESPECT TO ALL OF YOU GUYS ! ESPECIALLY TO HIS WIFE AND WHAT THEY HAVE STARTED FOR OTHER VETERANS ! PRETTY DEEP AND SERIOUS INTERVIEWS ! THANK YOU SHAWN!

[@chrissavage8107]

HANDS DOWN THE BEST ONE YET! This is the stuff that’s going to help my brothers and sisters and keep us from loosing so many. I’ve gone to too many memorial services, funerals etc… This is fantastic! Marcus and his wife are ACTUALLY HELPING not just BSing About! Love seeing stuff like this, not just hearing every dudes war stories that sh!t is beyond worn out. This is actually good stuff that means something.

[@Elk-_-]

This podcast is amazing, personally ive used psychedelics. It wasnt meant to help at the time. I was just struggling with life, and doing new drugs to just take myself away from everything. I learned so much, took a different perspectives and started changing my habits. Im sorry for all the pain and anguish you guys felt. I can say they have helped me as well. Stay blessed everyone. Remember everything heals with time. Stay fighting never loose hope

[@electricmiragemedia]

Thank you for having Marcus and his wife on -- we need to talk more about stories like theirs. Your most important show yet (IMO), Shawn. Keep doing what you're doing.

[@ALLSEASONHUSTLE]

Wow why doesn't this have more views. I love these series.

[@whitewater1250]

I just got the notification so KZbin fucked up

[@50roll75]

@@whitewater1250 Same here, just got the notification..

[@romeowhiskeylima556]

I know right. By far the best no bs podcast out there. Shawn , the mrs., and rip make a great team. I just got notified as well.

[@caseyc4516]

It’s 4 minutes old

[@Chief556.]

It says uploaded 5 minutes ago for me.

[@FireCrow1961]

Best show yet. I had a shitload of other things I wanted to say but I think thank you for keeping it as real as it gets covers most of it. It's guys like you who are picking up the ball and carrying it into the future. It has to to be done. Our Govt. has been dropping the ball on Vets issues when they come home since WW1. It's about time we figured out how to take care of our own when others refuse their responsibility. I'm really fkn proud of you guys.

[@patrickbray8673]

What a powerful interview from his wife. Ketamine therapy has significantly helped me with anxiety. Psychedelic assisted therapy is a game changer for those living with mental health issues.

[@user-hn8tj3yl1s]

Hearing about her son and the closed doors was really difficult..But what a remarkable couple. Hopefully you will make a change in this community and save people's lives and remove the stigma of seeking this type of treatment. Thank you for sharing your story with everyone here.

[@AsdeEspadas.Fernando]

4 hours 22 minutes and no time stamps because we rather watch the full episode from start to finish so as not to loose anything. Great content!!!

[@dawsonmcdonald8817]

It's cool to read a book in 2014 that helped impact your life and hear the guy spoken highly of 7 years later in a quality podcast.

[@ryantruckman]

Easily the most powerful and touching podcast I have ever heard. That is saying a lot even if only considering the Shawn Ryan show. But compared to all podcasts it is for me the most powerful episode I have heard period. We owe so much to the men who serve and sacrifice so much as well as the families behind the men who suffer behind the scenes. God bless Marcus and his beautiful wife. They are doing gods work and giving back to their community in such a powerful way.

[@bretgross3379]

Sixty years ago psychedelics were being studied for use with parolees and the recidivist rates plummeted. Change from within works! Thank you for sharing your stories and leading the way.

[@howarama]

These interviews are so excellent. Shawn provides a deep look into complex lives.