Ep. 53 | Battlefield to Backyard: North American Rescue - DJ Struntz

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🗓️ 28 February 2019

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Jimmy got the chance to sit down with DJ Struntz, former world traveler and surf photographer, and now Minister of Propaganda at North American Rescue - A business dedicated to developing and distributing life saving tools to our nation's warfighters as well as the every day citizen. While no one likes to live their lives in a constant state of fear for the worst, DJ explains some of the reasons hunters, shooters, concealed carriers and just plain Janes and Joes should consider at least carrying the bare essentials when it comes to emergency trauma care gear. What training is necessary to learn the necessary skills to potentially save yours or someone else's life? Can someone who gets queasy around blood do this? What are some of the wildest stories a man in charge of the social media for a company dedicated to emergency trauma care gear has seen or heard? We talk about all this and more in this episode. Stay safe out there, Vortex Nation, and if you have any questions about emergency gear, how to use it or what you need, hit up North American Rescue and keep your eyes peeled for learning opportunities in your area during Stop The Bleed Month in May. As always - let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation podcast by asking us on any one of our social media platforms and using #VortexNationPodcast.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Vortex Nation podcast brought to you by lovers of hunting, shooting, public lands, the Second Amendment and Good Food. All right, what's up everybody?
0:17.0	We're coming at you with another podcast on the road
0:22.0	here at Shot Show 2019 and by the time you
0:26.0	listen to this chances are I think we said this on all the podcasts we've actually
0:30.1	recorded here chances are it's probably gonna to be sometime in February, maybe even
0:32.7	going into March, who knows? But like we said, we can talk to all kinds of cool people, which is really
0:36.8	awesome when we go out to these shows and we have one very cool person we're going to talk to. and for the record I'm doing this solo for the time being
0:45.5	Mark is one very busy man at the show if he happens to have some time freed up he's going to try and swing in so you might hear a bit of bumbling and crashing and then all of a sudden Mark's voice might join us. But until then it's Jimmy here and DJ. DJ Strutsuts is that how you say it that's correct sir and he's
1:06.7	with North American Rescue and it's a really really cool company and a lot of the
1:11.9	stuff that you guys do is really interesting
1:13.6	we were talking right before this and I'll have you introduce yourself of course
1:16.4	we were talking right before this a lot of what North American Rescue does is keep people
1:21.2	alive when stuff goes awry and this could relate to people and
1:27.5	hunting and shooting and tactical law enforcement military darn near anything
1:31.9	it's important stuff to know.
1:33.2	So before we go much further, D.J. will have you introduce yourself for the
1:36.2	listeners out there.
1:37.6	Who are you?
1:38.6	What do you do? And what are maybe some fun facts about you?
1:40.5	Go for it.
1:41.5	My name is D.J. Struntuts. I'm the Minister of Propaganda from
1:44.9	North American Rescue, which basically means I run all our social media
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