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Mulligan Brothers Interviews

Mulligan Brothers Interviews

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Join Jordan Mulligan on his journey to Inspire Change through conversations with incredible guests, featuring Shi Heng Yi, DJ Shipley, Wim Hof, Billy Billingham, Ollie Ollerton, Garrain Jones, Jason Redman, Bill Beswick, Jay Morton, Tim Kennedy, The Stoltman Brothers, Inky Johnson, CT Fletcher & more. Let these stories be your spark of hope - now it's your turn to act and keep the fire alive. Desarrollo Personal Éxito Personal
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  • Master Shi Heng Yi: The Truth About the Shaolin Teachings, Finding A Path to True Freedom & How Trauma Can Affect You
    Mar 30 2026
    In today's episode, Jordan sits down with Master Shi Heng Yi for a deeply reflective conversation about childhood wounds, the burden of expectations, and the journey toward true inner freedom. Master Shi Heng Yi opens up about his upbringing and early martial arts education, where he constantly faced the pressure of "never being enough." He explains how this relentless drive shaped him into a high achiever and a self-reliant "lone wolf" who suppressed his emotions, but ultimately led him to realize that external success does not equate to a content and happy life. The conversation ventures into profound philosophical territory as Master Shi Heng Yi discusses the illusion of identity and the ego. He shares his conscious decision to release his celebrated "Shaolin Master" persona, transitioning from the exhausting pursuit of being "someone" to finding profound peace in being "no one." Using the powerful analogy of the mind as a radio antenna getting hooked on different thought frequencies, he explains the nature of karma, emotional attachments, and the importance of untangling our true selves from our fleeting thoughts to remain entirely in the present moment. Finally, Master Shi Heng Yi clarifies the true essence of the Shaolin tradition, emphasizing that its core is not found merely in physical movement, but in the Zen teachings of mastering the mind to end human suffering. He connects these deep spiritual insights to his new role as a father, sharing his commitment to breaking generational cycles of conditional love and trauma. This episode offers a transformative perspective on letting go of ownership, releasing the need to control life's path, and allowing the natural flow of existence to guide the way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    1 h y 37 m
  • Advice from a Navy SEAL: ‘This Is How Anyone Can Pass BUD/S’ | Josh Bridges on His CrossFit Career, Training Overseas, & More
    Mar 25 2026
    In this episode, Jordan sits down with Josh Bridges, a Navy SEAL and six-time CrossFit Games athlete, to explore the mindset required to conquer some of the world's most gruelling physical and mental challenges. Josh opens up about his upbringing in St. Louis, Missouri, reflecting on how being raised by a resilient single mother and channeling his childhood aggression into wrestling laid the foundation for his formidable grit. He shares the pivotal moment he realized his corporate jobs in telemarketing and finance were unfulfilling, prompting a radical pivot to give himself eighteen months to prepare for elite military selection. Diving into his military career, Josh breaks down the reality of BUD/S training, debunking common misconceptions about physical preparation. He explains why sheer leg strength and a refusal to quit matter far more than passing standard entry fitness tests, and how overcoming the mental hurdles of cold water and endless physical punishment separated the graduates from the rest. He also recounts the unique experience of balancing active duty deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan with elite athletic training, a demanding dual life that culminated in a remarkable second-place finish at the 2011 CrossFit Games. Along the way, Josh shares lessons on leadership, recalling impactful encounters with figures like Jocko Willink and his own high school wrestling coach, illustrating the profound difference between demanding excellence and mere authority. Beyond the military and athletic accolades, the conversation delves into the personal struggles of transitioning out of elite arenas and the universal challenge of finding new purpose. Josh emphasises his "pay the man" philosophy, detailing why leaning into daily discomfort—whether through rucking, cold plunges, or consistent discipline, is essential for continually building self-confidence. Whether you are aspiring to pass a rigorous military selection or simply looking to forge a stronger, more resilient mindset for everyday life, this episode offers a compelling look at what it takes to relentlessly push your own limits. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    1 h y 34 m
  • 'I Could Never Be a Navy SEAL' - Delta Force Operator Explains the Real Difference | John McPhee (Most Replayed Moment)
    Mar 18 2026
    In this clip, Delta Force operator John 'Shrek' McPhee strips back the Hollywood myths of elite military units to reveal the gritty reality of tier-one operations. McPhee breaks down the stark contrast between the highly visible Navy SEALs and the true "Gray Man" culture of Delta Force, reflecting on what it took to pass a pre-internet selection process that was a total black hole. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    12 m
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