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by Mike Seeklander
Welcome to The American Warrior Show, the podcast of the American Warrior Society. This show is designed for one thing: To help keep you safer through information, motivational concepts, and action steps!
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- Aug 8, 20261h 3m
Episode #433: The Decision Advantage: Using AI to See What Others Miss
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the way organizations analyze information, predict outcomes, and make critical decisions-but the real advantage isn't simply having more data. It's knowing what to do with it. On this episode of the American Warrior Show, Rich Brown sits down with Nissim Titan, CEO of 4Cast, to discuss AI-driven decision making and how emerging technology can help leaders turn massive amounts of information into actionable intelligence. Nissim shares his perspective on the intersection of artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, human judgment, and real-world decision making. The conversation explores how AI can help identify patterns, anticipate problems, evaluate risk, and allow decision-makers to act faster and with greater confidence. In this episode: How AI is transforming the decision-making process Turning enormous amounts of data into usable intelligence Predictive analytics and identifying problems before they occur Where artificial intelligence outperforms traditional analysis Why human judgment still matters in an AI-driven world Using technology to improve speed, accuracy, and situational awareness The dangers of bad data and misplaced confidence in technology How leaders can begin incorporating AI into their organizations What the next generation of AI-assisted decision making may look like For anyone interested in leadership, technology, preparedness, intelligence, or making better decisions under pressure, this conversation offers a fascinating look at how AI is becoming a powerful force multiplier for the modern decision-maker.
- Jun 15, 20261h 18m
Episode # 432: Why Your Brain Misses the Obvious | Dr. Paul Atchley
What if one of the greatest threats to your safety isn't a lack of awareness—but the false belief that you're paying attention? In this episode of the American Warrior Show, Rich Brown sits down with cognitive scientist Dr. Paul Atchley to explore the science of attention, perception, and human performance. For decades, Dr. Atchley has studied how people process information, how distraction impacts performance, and why our brains often fail to detect important details even when they appear to be in plain sight. His work has influenced conversations surrounding driving safety, human attention, decision-making, and risk assessment. Dr. Atchley has been conducting research and teaching about cognitive factors related to hazard perception and inattention for over 30 years. He is currently on faculty at the University of South Florida. Dr. Atchley received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Riverside in 1996 and completed postdoctoral training at the Beckman Institute at the University of Illinois in 1998. Dr. Atchley has published numerous peer-reviewed articles and chapters on issues of vision and attention. He has also received awards for his research, teaching, service and student advising. Dr. Atchley's work has been highlighted by national and international press such as the BBC, NPR, and the New York Times. During this conversation, Rich and Dr. Atchley discuss: • The science of situational awareness • Why people miss obvious threats and critical information • Attention, distraction, and performance under stress • Human perception and its limitations • Decision-making in dynamic environments • What instructors, law enforcement officers, and armed citizens can learn from cognitive science • Practical ways to improve awareness and performance Whether you're a competitor, instructor, law enforcement officer, military professional, or armed citizen, this episode provides valuable insights into how your brain works - and how understanding those limitations can make you safer and more effective. Enjoy the show.
- Jun 15, 20261h 23m
Episode # 431: From Navy SEAL to CEO - Clay Tippins on Leadership, Business, and Winning
Episode # 431: From Navy SEAL to CEO - Clay Tippins on Leadership, Business, and Winning Today's guest is Clay Tippins. Clay is a former Navy SEAL officer, entrepreneur, business executive, and CEO of Vigilant Gear Holdings, the parent company of Primary Weapons Systems and Lone Wolf Arms. His career has taken him from military service and combat deployments to the executive suites of major corporations and ultimately into building and leading companies of his own. In this conversation, Rich Brown sits down with Clay to discuss leadership, entrepreneurship, building high-performance teams, lessons learned in combat, and the mindset required to succeed when the stakes are high. Whether you're a business owner, military veteran, leader, competitor, or simply someone committed to becoming better every day, you're going to find tremendous value in this conversation. Websites: https://primaryweapons.com/about-us https://lonewolfdist.com/
- Apr 4, 20261h 24m
Episode #430: Mission Shift - From Special Operations Aviation to Training Armed Citizens
Show featured sponsor: Tip Top K9 Training In this round two conversation, Rich Brown sits down with Gavin Glasenapp, former 160th SOAR (Night Stalker) pilot and current leader on the Delta Defense training team for a deep dive into what it really takes to transition from military and law enforcement into the firearms training world. This episode goes beyond war stories. It's about teaching, influence, and carrying the mission forward in a way that actually impacts armed citizens. In this episode, we cover: The reality of transitioning from military/LE into the firearms industry, and where many get it wrong Why high-level operational experience doesn't automatically translate into effective instruction The fundamentals of teaching firearms to everyday citizens vs. trained professionals The responsibility of instructors in shaping safe, capable, and confident protectors A candid look at Second Amendment advocacy- what matters, what doesn't, and where we need to improve Lessons from the 160th SOAR mindset: preparation, accountability, and performance under pressure What makes a firearms instructor truly "high level" in today's environment This is a conversation about evolution of identity, of mission, and of responsibility. If you're an instructor, a protector, or someone serious about getting better, this one delivers.
- Mar 25, 20261h 25m
Episode #429: Data Doesn't Lie: What Real Gunfights Actually Look Like - with John Hearn
Today's Featured Sponsor: Werkz holsters In this episode, Rich Brown sits down with John Hearn of Two Pillars Training to break down what the data actually tells us about defensive gunfights—and how most training completely misses the mark. John has built a reputation for digging into real-world incidents, analyzing patterns, and applying that information to how we should actually train. From distances and timing to decision-making under pressure, this conversation challenges assumptions and replaces them with reality. They dive into what the numbers reveal about how fights really unfold, where traditional training falls short, and how armed citizens can better prepare for the moments that matter most. If you're serious about training with purpose—not just going through the motions—this episode will change how you think about practice. In 2021, John founded Two Pillars Training and began to offer unique curriculum focusing on decision making while shooting in addition to classic skills with pistol and carbine. Besides hands-on shooting classes, John has presentations focusing on the data side of the self-defense world. His interests include human performance under life and death stress, historic gunfights, crime data, and criminal typologies. John has a Master's degree in criminal justice with a concentration in Research Methods. He has instructor credentials from the FBI, FLETC, NRA-LEAD, Rangemaster, CSAT, Centrifuge Training, Tactical Anatomy Systems, Kentucky National Guard, and many others. Finally, John is a Life Member of the National Rifle Association and the Second Amendment Foundation. John Hearne's Webstie: https://twopillarstraining.com/
- Mar 21, 20261h 35m
Episode #428: Terror Close to Home: Lessons from the Old Dominion Attack
*]:pointer-events-auto scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" data-turn-id= "request-WEB:057785d4-265d-4214-a186-24b22607cf36-0" data-testid= "conversation-turn-2" data-scroll-anchor="true" data-turn= "assistant"> Show featured Sponsor: Tip Top K9 Training In this episode, Rich Brown sits down with returning guest Simon Golob for a raw and timely discussion on recent events shaping the security landscape—centered on the terrorist attack at Old Dominion. This isn't a distant, overseas incident. It's a reminder that violence can surface anywhere, at any time—and often where people feel safest. Rich and Simon break down what happened, what we know so far, and—more importantly—what it means for the everyday armed citizen. What you'll hear in this episode: A breakdown of the Old Dominion attack and key takeaways How modern threats are evolving—and why they're getting harder to predict The mindset gap: why most people are still unprepared for sudden violence Awareness failures and environmental blind spots in public spaces Where armed citizens fit—and where they don't—in events like this Practical considerations for movement, positioning, and decision-making under stress This episode isn't about fear—it's about clarity. Because the question isn't if violence exists. The question is whether you're prepared when it finds you. <div class= "text-base mx-auto [--thread-content-margin:var(--thread-content-margin-xs,calc(var(--spacing)*4))] @w-sm/main:[--thread-content-marg
- Feb 22, 20261h 39m
Episode #427: DevGru Operator Bill Rapier: Shooting Mastery, Training Discipline, and Elite Teamwork
Show Featured Sponsor Product: Seeklander Edition Holster *]:pointer-events-auto scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" tabindex="-1" data-turn-id= "request-WEB:e9af6a20-080c-43f4-9450-fce48de0bf18-2" data-testid= "conversation-turn-6" data-scroll-anchor="true" data-turn= "assistant"> In this episode of the American Warrior Show, Rich Brown and Bill Rapier dive into hard-earned lessons drawn from the world of Naval Special Warfare Development Group - where performance is measured in life-and-death outcomes, and teamwork isn't optional. This conversation isn't about hype or hero worship. It's about standards. It's about how elite units train, communicate, and execute and what armed citizens, competitors, and instructors can take from those principles. Because here's the truth: individual skill matters… but team performance wins. In this episode, they discuss: The difference between being a good shooter and being an asset to a team Why elite units obsess over repetition and measurable standards Communication under stress and how small breakdowns create big failures Accountability inside high-performance cultures How ego quietly destroys team effectiveness What civilian defenders misunderstand about "tactical" training Applying special operations training principles to your own range time Rich and Bill break down how discipline, humility, and clear standards build competence - and how those same principles can transform the way you train, lead, and protect. Whether you're an instructor, competitor, protector, or leader in your own home, this episode challenges you to raise your standards. Train with purpose. Perform with discipline. Contribute to the team.
- Feb 3, 20261h 11m
Episode #426: Hacked, Tracked, and Targeted - Cybersecurity in the Age of AI with Andrew Frisbie
Show featured Sponsor: Werkz Holsters, the company that cracked the code on light bearing holsters! *]:pointer-events-auto scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" tabindex="-1" data-turn-id= "56c82001-8d4e-4a18-90e4-fb1cf93c6383" data-testid= "conversation-turn-6" data-scroll-anchor="true" data-turn= "assistant"> In this episode of the American Warrior Show, Rich Brown is joined by cybersecurity expert Andrew Frisbie for a timely and eye-opening conversation on modern cyber threats, digital preparedness, and the role of artificial intelligence in today's threat landscape. As recent cyber incidents continue to impact infrastructure, financial systems, personal data, and national security, Rich and Andrew break down what's actually happening—and what most people are completely unprepared for. This episode covers: Real-world cyber threats affecting everyday Americans right now How cyber attacks target individuals, businesses, and critical systems Where AI is helping defenders—and where it's empowering attackers Why cybersecurity is no longer a "tech problem," but a personal security issue Practical steps armed citizens, families, and leaders can take to reduce risk The battlefield has expanded. Threats no longer require physical proximity—and attackers don't need guns. This conversation reframes cybersecurity as part of modern personal defense, challenging warriors and protectors to think beyond traditional threats and recognize that preparedness now includes digital awareness, resilience, and adaptability. If you believe in protecting yourself, your family, and your community, this episode will change how you view security in an AI-driven world.
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