Jack Answers Your Questions

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Jack Carr

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🗓️ 2 September 2022

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Listener questions are back! On today’s episode of Danger Close, Jack takes a break from interviewing some of the world’s most interesting people and sits down to answer more of your questions. Jack also gives subscribers a behind-the-scenes look at the gear in his new studio. If you want to submit questions for future episodes make sure to follow @dangerclosepodcast and @jackcarrusa on Instagram and look out for new listener question posts.

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Navy Federal Credit Union: Today’s episode is presented by Navy Federal Credit Union. Learn more about them at http://navyfederal.org/

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Transcript

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0:00.0	This is the Danger Close Podcast, beyond the books of me, Jack Carr.
0:17.6	Welcome to the Danger Close Podcast, an Ironclad original presented by Navy Federal Credit Union.
0:22.5	Today is a listener, Q and A. So if you're not following Danger Close Podcast on Instagram,
0:28.5	that is where we usually get these questions from.
0:31.4	So, follow Danger Close Podcast on Instagram, and every now and again we'll throw up a listener question post,
0:36.8	and you can submit your questions right there.
0:39.6	With your affinity for Magnum PI, should we picture Tom Selik as Thomas Reese?
0:50.0	Maybe, maybe, good catch, good catch.
0:55.6	Here's another one.
0:57.0	I know you've said you always wanted to be a seal and a writer.
1:00.6	You never seem to blur lines, meaning whatever your job is, then that's your focus.
1:04.8	While you were a seal, did you ever write a short story or something of the sort?
1:08.3	You may one day print or share.
1:10.4	I did not.
1:11.7	I continued reading, of course, studying warfare.
1:15.0	That's what I've always done my entire life.
1:17.0	So anything new that was coming out on the academic side of the house,
1:21.5	or on a lessons learned after action review side of the house,
1:25.6	I would read, because that's what I thought that I owed my profession.
1:29.8	That's what I owed the guys to my right and left, owed those who I was leading into combat.
1:34.0	What I owed the mission, the country, what I owed those guys' families that I was taking down range.
1:39.4	So, always studying warfare, terrorism, insurgency, counterinsurgencies, and always reading.
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