The thing that you need to know is that Tinia being married to one of us for almost 20 years doesn't tolerate anything she feels is inappropriate. This week Johns wife Tinia Creamer sits down with the Grunts and talks Appalachia. You can check us out on Facebook Grunts in Appalachia So here's episode 44 that we had a great time making and we know you'll also enjoy! Its always nice to get a perspective from a doctor if you know what we mean. The things that they faced and how times have changed for the better, people being more understanding. On the Wellness Check we discuss what it was like for the Vietnam veterans returning home after their deployments. If you get lost just remember that Brandon was in the Army and John was in the Marines so if you want to look up any numbers a simple Google search will get you your answers.įor Grunts Gear and Gadgets we talked about two things, a backpackers pillow and the way technology has made water purification in the field a much more efficient and better quality of water from the Vietnam Days to just recently. There's quite a bit of military jargon and numbers for military specialties but we think everyone should be able to follow along. Mark speaks about his time in service and deploying to Vietnam, a few stories and we were hooked. This week was special for us having a special forces Marine with a great story so we went a little long but it was so worth it, we think that you'll agree when you take a listen. Mark will be celebrating his 73 birthday tomorrow so make sure to wish him a very happy birthday! If you're down for whatever check it our all the way through for some great conversation.īrandon and John sit down with Vietnam era Recon Marine Mark Curtis. If you're easily offended leave this off your list after the 30 minute mark. It gets a little rough towards the end but we have a hard time deleting anything that these fellas want to say, because they earned the right to say what they want in our eyes.
Our third guest was Smitty, well that's the only name we got for him while we were there and he was hands down one of the funniest people we have ever met. We had Butch Chipps AKA the Tator who happens to be the post commander and his Senior Vice Ryan White sit down with us to just talk and carry on with all the shenanigans. There's just something about sitting down with other veterans and just having a good time that's good for the soul. It didn't disappoint, while the older guys didn't understand what we were doing the younger veterans did and we had a ball. This week the Grunts made their way to VFW Post 9097 to sit down with a few warfighters and have a good time. You can check us out on Facebook at Grunts in Appalachia! So check our episode 47 and enjoy yourselves. Don't want to give to much away just know that this man and his stories need to be heard. From Vince Gill all the way to B.B King, Rick has played with them all and he talks about some of his experiences on this episode. *Disclaimer* This one probably isn't for the kids! Adult content and all.Īfter his military service Rick jumped right back into his musical abilities and took them as far as he possibly could. Let us tell you something, Rick has some great stories that are not only mind blowing but also freaking hilarious. For this guest all we can say is you never know who you're talking to unless you engage them to hear their stories. So this week we had a former Army helicopter pilot with 807 combat hours behind the stick in Vietnam Rick Brown. For some reason we really enjoy hearing from generations past, for us that's the Vietnam Vets. We love to hear great stories form all of our guests.
Once again we got to sit down with some awesome guys, people worth knowing with great stories and lives well lived. Something that we completely forgot to talk about on the episode that we would like to say is thank you Tim for the hospitality, your garage was a lot of fun and the bacon wrapped deer tenderloin that you cooked for us was amazing!
The also just set the WV single day single person jumps, you'll have to listen to find out the exact number. One of the Grunts will be jumping very soon at this facility. Tim will be setting down with us again very soon to talk about other awesome stuff that he does that we didn't get to talk about this go around.Ĭarl Bailey owns two great restaurants, Fly In Cafe and Pier One Landing both situated on the Mighty Ohio River! The Fly in Cafe is home to the West Virginia Skydivers and they are jumping all the time. Tim has been a police officer for a very long time and he has seen a lot of wild things through out his career. This week the Grunts set down with some best friends, Tim Corbett and Carl Bailey.
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