The Disruptors with Brian Sanders Podcast Former 82nd Airborne Paratrooper and Gang Detective Hunter "Gator" Glass was one of the first detectives to correctly identify, document, and investigate gang members operating in the military. He has traced their presence dating back to the 1970s when Bloods and Crips in Los Angeles were given the option to join the military to avoid prison. Those years set the inception of gangs proliferating throughout U.S. military bases. The same trend was occurring in Chicago with Gangster Disciples, Latin Kings, Vice Lords, and many others signing the dotted line to escape prison sentences. "Gator" Glass investigated gangs for decades and has given over a thousand lectures across the U.S. and other countries. He was a primary source reference in Carter F. Smith's book, "Gangs And The Military," and has been interviewed in numerous news outlets and documentaries.

The Disruptors with Brian Sanders Podcast Former 82nd Airborne Paratrooper and Gang Detective Hunter "Gator" Glass was one of the first detectives to correctly identify, document, and investigate gang members operating in the military. He has traced their presence dating back to the 1970s when Bloods and Crips in Los Angeles were given the option to join the military to avoid prison. Those years set the inception of gangs proliferating throughout U.S. military bases. The same trend was occurring in Chicago with Gangster Disciples, Latin Kings, Vice Lords, and many others signing the dotted line to escape prison sentences. "Gator" Glass investigated gangs for decades and has given over a thousand lectures across the U.S. and other countries. He was a primary source reference in Carter F. Smith's book, "Gangs And The Military," and has been interviewed in numerous news outlets and documentaries.

The Disruptors with Brian Sanders Podcast Former 82nd Airborne Paratrooper and Gang Detective Hunter "Gator" Glass was one of the first detectives to correctly identify, document, and investigate gang members operating in the military. He has traced their presence dating back to the 1970s when Bloods and Crips in Los Angeles were given the option to join the military to avoid prison. Those years set the inception of gangs proliferating throughout U.S. military bases. The same trend was occurring in Chicago with Gangster Disciples, Latin Kings, Vice Lords, and many others signing the dotted line to escape prison sentences. "Gator" Glass investigated gangs for decades and has given over a thousand lectures across the U.S. and other countries. He was a primary source reference in Carter F. Smith's book, "Gangs And The Military," and has been interviewed in numerous news outlets and documentaries.

You've heard Joe Rogan talk about the Instragram account, "Police Posts," now hear from one of the main contributors! Guest: "JT," the creator of every cops favorite IG account "Survive Policing" is also an instructor with POLICE POSTS @PolicePosts and contributor to one of Instagram's largest accounts, "Police Posts," jumps on the mic to share his background, perspectives on proactive policing, tells a few stories, talks music, and shares info about the FREE "POLICE POSTS" app One of the best accounts on Instagram! For those who want to understand the perspective of the hard chargers out there who are putting in work every day, look no further than "Survive Policing" on Instagram. JT posts daily and shares solid information. Go to policeposts.com for JT's courses on proactive patrol techniques, vehicle stops, and more. These courses are easy to digest and taught by someone who actually excelled at proactive investigations.

Here's the history you never heard about in high school...

From his days of being an extra in Good Morning, Vietnam to his career making movies, director William Kaufman shares his insight on Hollywood, actors, special effects, music and more.

William Kaufman has worked with Max Martini, Cole Hauser, Linda Hamilton, Cuba Gooding Jr., Armand Assante, Lance Henriksen, Dennis Haysbert, Dolph Lundgren, and many others.

From his days of being an extra in Good Morning, Vietnam to his career making movies, director William Kaufman shares his insight on Hollywood, actors, special effects, music and more.

William Kaufman has worked with Max Martini, Cole Hauser, Linda Hamilton, Cuba Gooding Jr., Armand Assante, Lance Henriksen, Dennis Haysbert, Dolph Lundgren, and many others.

IN 2003, Dailey was given the task to create a team of hand pickedMarines to hunt insurgents in the most classified of missions. They were known only as "Det One." In 2004, "Detachment One" began hunting insurgents, bomb makers, terrorist financiers, and snatching HVTs (High-Value Targets) in Iraq. They were highly effective in their classified operations and blazed the trail for the creation of the Marine Raiders and eventually MARSOC (Marine Special Operation Command). Listen in on our discussion of their history and stories told my their first team leader, John A Dailey. "TOUGH RUGGED BASTARDS," by John A. DaileyInstagram: "j.a.dailey"Website: jadailey.comArticles on substack rtfu.substack.com