Jocko Podcast 67 with Echo Charles - Important Lessons Directly from WW2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
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0:00:00 - Opening
0:09:45 - Lessons from Charles MacDonald, "Company Commander"
2:02:18 - Support, Cool Onnit, Amazon, JockoStore stuff, with Jocko White Tea and Psychological Warfare (on iTunes). Extreme Ownership (book), (Jocko's Kids' Book) Way of the Warrior Kid, and The Muster002
2:41:31 - Closing Gratitude
This podcast has changed my life.
Same here
Same here²
Same here Hotballz, same here. They call me WarmTip, BTW.
@@concernedcitizen3226 Can we change it to TepidTip? Please 🙏
Oh yeah ✋ same here
I’ve listened to ever my single podcast and almost all of them change or make my life for the better. Extreme ownership changed my life
I don’t even listen to the radio in my truck anymore, now I just listen to jocko podcast, this is where I’m at so far, I got a long way to go to catch up.
“Freedom. Freedom. Something we take for granted.” So appropriate. :(
A great WWII book is The Forgotten Soldier by Guy Sajer. Guy was french but drafted into the German Army (his mother was german descent) and fought on the eastern front. The book is incredible.
Civil War Sam I need to check that one out!
It's probably the best war memoir of all time.
Read it several times .. Awesome book
Never heard of him, neat, interesting to hear about foreign soldiers who fought for the germans, I read some things about French ss 'charlemagne' defending Berlin... I remember leon degrelle fighting at korsun but I think he might have been Belgian not French... I heard a cool story that there was a Korean conscripted by occupying Japanese and put in kwangtung army; he was captured by Soviets during prewar border battles around Mongolia/ manchukuo and pressed into red army; he was captured by germans after barbarossa and either pressed into service or volunteered to escape harsh captivity; he ended up captured by Americans along with 2nd raters and other non germans defending Atlantic wall; dont remember if he wrote memoirs but online friends mentioned him so the story is out there somewhere
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When Savage gets captured and the mortars start raining down. When he says the Krouts hit the deck and Savage grabs the burp gun and starts spraying like hell, then they run away. That’s one of the most BAD ASS things I’ve heard on the podcast so far.
It would be awesome to interview any WW2 / Korea vets we still have! There stories have only been shared via books/movies thus far -- a Jocko style interview would be a great way to get a closer perspective
GOOD EVENING ECHO AND JOCKO!!!!
Love this Podcast! Respect to Richard Cowan holding down that machine gun and laying down fire in the face of death while everyone around him is falling back! RESPECT!
The opening reminded me of Podcast 42 Remembering Hero Mikey Monsoor.
'Michael Monsoor was a young man, with hope's, and plans, and aspirations, and dreams.....All those hopes and all those dreams, he gave them all to us'.
*Definitely ordering Company Commander Infantry Memoir of WWII. Thank you for this
As an April 1st joke can Jocko read a children's book? Dr. Seuss? Or something similar. "Yeah right here the Cat is taking ownership of this situation with the kids. He's got his hat and a rash guard. He's leading up and down the chain of command and getting AFTER IT. Legit!"
Lorax. Get some.
Dumbest thing I've heard today
Good evening Echo, that amazon review poem deserves it's own video
Forward Observer here, nice to see Jacko explain why you don't say "Repeat" over comms. I spent a lot of time explaining this to infantry we trained in Fire Support
Andy It’s nice to know there are other people who get as much enjoyment as I do out of these things
Epic modern poem! 💯
Feels so good to hear what is said in the opening. The bravest & best of men who step up & handle business unselfishly. Thanks for putting this priceless knowledge, history, people & traditions out on Here. -3ID OIF3-5 Iraq street fighter. Btw, 155mm round weighs 95lbs or they did when I last saw them.
damn, that book is incredible. God bless those guys.
I loved the description of the end of the war. Brought tears to my eyes! After you face the darkness it really does make me appreciate the light! 👍
Hi Jocko, this podcast inspired me to buy the whole audiobook. Compared to you, the narrator sounds like he's reading a fairy tale, and it really undermines the sense of urgency, stress, and terror.
It's a much more visceral experience hearing you read it, and it's great to hear your insight. I think you have a lot to offer as a narrator for veterans' audiobooks.
You do a much better job than Tristan Morris (the Audible narrator), who for obvious reasons can't put himself in the shoes of soldiers nearly as well as you can.
Edit: His narrations are mostly fiction and he won an award for his reading of "Nine women, one dress".
Pure Reality from 1 of our Great Warriors. Same type of men I served with in Iraq. Thanks Jocko for the experience & knowledge of another excellent book. 2nd listen btw
Can confirm the accuracy of jocko tea being in fire apparatus tanks
Excellent and the standard we have all come to expect.
Back to the book!
Greetings Jocko and Echo, currently listening to this podcast, always waiting for their releases. i messaged on twitter, with a book recomendation, but maybe it flied by all the other comments. I would really recommend you to read "The Gulad Archipelago" by Alexander Solzhenisten, you will get your share of human nature in that book and the importance of freedom.
Thank you for the podcasts! All the best
*gulag* its called gulag, dont be bringin that sloppy english round here #nofuckingslack
Yes please read the Gulag Archipelago. It's one of the most influential anti-communist books ever published. I would love to see it covered on the show!
no worries mate, just a typo...
+1 for #noslack
Never read actual book but heard / read parts and excerpts, mainly because the book is so long, and although it's obviously based on the actual gulag and shows what the stalinist system was like, I can't seem to get into fiction unless it's short, i can only read very long texts if its non fiction, i tried getting into dostoyevsky and Tolstoy novels but can't put that much time in if its fiction just a quirk of mine I suppose, I dont know... I did read arthur kostler 'darkness at noon' which is [I hear] similar but easier to get through
"Back to the book"..............wait, let me get a beer!
Who wins in a fight between Superman and Batman? JOCKO WINS
Anyone else find that they need to shave after listening to Jocko's weekly podcast?
with an axe.
M85FSLUVR i did but my head
I mean, if you shaved every morning....
I have read this book, and it's great. But you have to check out, If You Survive.(From Normandy To The Battle of The Buldge, To the end of the war.) by George Wilson. You won't regret it. Also Check out Tiger Tracks and The Last Panther. By Guy Faust! My two favorites of the WW2 genre.
Stop Jocko will be injured by an avalance of all the books he hasn't read that people recommend LOL
The poem for Jocko tea has to go on Psychological Warfare 2!
Another great episode.
When I company had the enemies behind them, how did they pull back? Did they flank left or right to go around? You just jumped to when he was evaced for his leg injury. Very curious on these battle tactics, thank you.
It would be awesome to get Cpt "Sully" Sullenberger on.
top 5 Jocko book reviews on leadership
Sergeant Savage! that name is destined for badassery
1:46:40 What a great description
"And let us never ever forget those men and women who were cut down in this harvest for the devil to give OTHER human beings the MOST PRECIOUS gift in the world. FREEDOM.
Let us NEVER forget this THEM, or this GIFT.
FREEDOM.
The fire truck...I almost lost my composure.
Good Evening.
Hey jocko and echo I found your guys podcast a couple weeks ago and I'm working through all of them. I don't know if you have answered this question yet but is it ever to late to start training to be a good and strong leader. I'm 24 and haven't had many good leaders in my life so far until I found you guys on my suggested list. I'm just feeling like I'm behind the curve because I didn't start when I was 18.
It's never too late to get after it, brother.
Too late at 24? LOL. Dude I'm 45 and only now deploying lessons learned from Extreme Ownership. Already paying dividends.
Ethan Asher ask a question on Twitter ask most of their pool of questions come from Twitter. the other suggestion I will make is pick up their book extreme ownership. audiobook is wonderful but if you're a reader is also available
Jocko, By chance did you ever do a training event in 2005 or 2006 at Fort Knox? I supported a group having some fun with the Tanks and Brads in a Mout scenario.
Good evening 👐🏾
Chuck Norris is Jocko's third son
I wish he would do a series on World War Two with Darryl... there aren’t enough WW2 podcasts. Vietnam and Korea by far are the two most popular but for some reason neither of those wars really intrigued me as much as WW2.
Thank you. My grandfather from France was in the resistance fought The Nazis.my pops in Vietnam many combat flying hours.me no war, just a patriot..
I always wondered if Jocko and Mark Divine know each other. I think he'd be a good podcast guest.
the gravity of war and everything that occurs in it, the bravery and heroism, the cowardice and villainy, the loyal sacrifice and selfish betrayal, is always colossal in signicance, for better or worse. You can be sure that whatever occurs in war will live forever in glory or infamy; it will not be mundane or unremarkable
Good evening Echo. Was this your 2nd podcast this week? #newstandard
01:57:47 - Echo Charles' left biceps looking shredded as hell. Maybe an illusion but it looks like pure striations.
His tattoo makes it look weird sometimes. Definitely jacked though.
THAT intro... !
Bro Jocko and echo, please make a brand for the light hoodies= call them Hawaiian hoodies.
wow those cowards in the Sherman tanks. Makes my blood boil. Abandoning their men because they had inferior equipment while the men had basically none to fight the tigers
I mean it sucks to be the infantry that is left behind but it makes no sense sending the tanks out to get destroyed with them. Battalion would have known more about what was going on, it was a lost front, why commit more resources to it? Again, sucks to be that front.
2:29:06 this review was clearly written under the effects of Jocko White Tea.
29:00
DOBRÝ
lol jocko always laughing at echo during the onnit ads
This podcast is so manly I think I'm pregnant and I'm a virgin.
Drink some Jocko White Tea. That second part will be squared away, ASAP.
loved the first 2 hours and 7 minutes!!!!!!! the rest was kind of like a salesman pitch by Echo, just sayin
plz no more black screen jocko looks like the hunch back of notradamn
where be the trapsssss
I'm 20 and I'm pumped to start jiu jitsu but I'm afraid I'm not gonna Like it
If you don't like BJJ try Muay Thai. There's a huge amount to learn in BJJ when you first start, but don't let that discourage you at all, just try to make it to as many classes as you can and spend some time watching breakdowns of techniques on youtube if you forget how something works.
jocko the murderer
Doglyvich is that what you call people who are double the man you are?
only the ones who murder people