Black Rifle Coffee Podcast: Ep 172 Kelsi Sheren

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast Network

Society & Culture, Comedy

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 18 October 2021

⏱️ 141 minutes

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Summary

Logan Stark welcomes Kelsi Sheren to the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast. Kelsi is a veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces where she served as an artillery gunner and deployed to Afghanistan. She is now the CEO of Brass and Unity, a jewelry company with a focus on supporting veteran causes. Logan and Kelsi swap stories about their time in the military, discuss the commitment it takes to grow a brand and how to stay creative.

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0:00.0	As you're dizzy now, don't I?
0:03.0	This is the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast.
0:07.0	Prepare to get...
0:08.0	...caffin' here.
0:24.0	Welcome to the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast.
0:26.0	I'm your host for this one, Logan Stark.
0:28.0	Joining me today is veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces, Kelsey Sharon.
0:34.0	Kelsey was an artillery gunner over in Afghanistan, and has since started the brand Brass in Unity.
0:40.0	She's been doing a tour, jumping on various podcasts in the United States for the last couple months,
0:45.0	and was able to get down to Texas to sit down with us.
0:48.0	I particularly like this episode because I think Kelsey's got a unique perspective on life
0:54.0	after some of the stuff that she's been through.
0:57.0	I always enjoy getting the time to sit down and have a meaningful conversation with people
1:02.0	who have a little bit different perspective based on the decisions that they've made in their life,
1:07.0	putting themselves out there, trying to do difficult tasks, and Kelsey is definitely one of those people.
1:13.0	Thank you for listening, and I present Kelsey Sharon.
1:18.0	Hot damn. See, this is the stuff.
1:23.0	Yeah.
1:24.0	But do you think that you have to be obsessive to be good in the business world these days?
1:32.0	Yeah, I think to an extent.
1:34.0	I mean, if you're living in this day and age, like think about it.
1:38.0	50 years ago, there was no technology the way there is now.
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