Denny Giamazzo is host of the Be The Standard Podcast and joins us in Episode 76 to share his life story.

Denny had an incredibly difficult upbringing. He never knew his father. His mother had him when she was very young and she struggled with severe substance abuse. Denny's early childhood is marked by very difficult circumstances.

Later in life Denny joined the Army National Guard and deployed to Afghanistan. He has overcome significant trials in his life and helps men today Be the Standard.

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Happy 4th of July Ladies and Gentlemen!

This is a Star-Spangled Special episode to celebrate Independence day with our legendary guest @Butterworthdasyrup. He's a man who's taken the internet by storm, making hilariously wholesome content! This mustachioed superstar joins us for this Freedom Loving Special!

Strap in, grab a can of liquid freedom and try to hang on to your fingers and toes this 4th of July as you light off as many fireworks as possible.

GOD BLESS AMERICA! Happy Independence Day! Please enjoy the episode.

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In this joint episode with Denny Paul from the Be the Standard podcast and Seth Gale from Go Beyond the Shadows, the three Army veterans discuss the best and worst aspects of Army life. They share funny and wild stories, as well as reflect on the importance of Memorial Day. The worst thing about the Army, according to Denny and Seth, is the constant hurry up and wait, where soldiers are expected to be ready at a moment's notice but often end up waiting for hours. The best thing about the Army, they agree, is the camaraderie and friendships formed. They also share crazy and dumb moments from their time in the Army, as well as the tough lessons they learned. In this conversation, the speakers discuss their experiences in the military and reflect on the lessons they learned. They talk about the importance of accountability and responsibility, their favorite weapon systems, their experiences in combat, and the impact they had on other countries. They also discuss the surprises they encountered in the military, such as the prevalence of drugs and steroids, and the contrast between the perception of the American flag in other countries versus in the United States. The speakers share their proudest moments, including graduating college and the influence they had on their soldiers.