This is Undaunted Life, a man's podcast. I'm your host Kyle Thompson. Let's get into it.

Alright guys, today we've got part two of our interview with the great and wonderful

Taya Kyle. So guys, if you have not listened to the last episode, you want to make sure that

you go and do that because in this episode, we expand on a lot of the things that we talked

about in the last episode. She kind of has more time to get into some detail. She even told

some stories that she's never told before, which was incredible for me sitting here. I mean,

she kept almost like asking me permission, like, hey, do you mind if I talk about this a little bit

more? Do you mind if I go a little bit further in detail? And I'm sitting here in my studio,

like, yes, yes, like the talk as much as you want. Say all the stories that you need to say,

it was such an interesting conversation. For those of you who don't know who Taya Kyle is,

maybe you missed the last episode. She's an author and a speaker and she is also the widow of

Chris Kyle. And you should know that name because he is the most prolific sniper in United States

and military history. He is the subject matter of the American sniper movie and he wrote the book

American sniper. Taya runs the Chris Kai or the Taya in Chris Kyle foundation. She has two books

that have been released and they've done really well. She's released a men's and women's jewelry

line, which we talked about on this episode, but guys, I just got to tell you if you thought some

of the interesting points of last episode were important and, you know, noteworthy with this

episode, I think it goes much, much deeper because obviously we spend more time. You can see how

long this interview goes in comparison to last week's episode. But I was just astonished at the

amount of depth that we were able to get on some of these answers. And guys, I'm struck again by

the answers that you would expect to get from a Gold Star wife from a widow of a, you know,

celebrated military hero and just to hear her honesty and her realness and her rawness in her

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