I'm Clint Emerson and welcome to season two of Can You Survive this podcast?

Where the interview is just as dangerous as the scenarios I put my guests through.

From hostage situations to natural disasters, car jackings, active shooters, and more,

if you're looking for the skills necessary to survive these situations, then this is the show

for you.

Thank you for listening to another episode of Can You Survive this podcast?

Like one of my guests noted, he said, Clint, you always say that your guests are special, very special, or awesome.

So I've got to come up with a different word for today's guests.

I think he's just super, super cool, and we've been really

good friends for a very long time. And by the way, whatever platform you're listening to

this podcast on, take a moment, go over, give us five stars, leave some funny comments, and I promise

one of these days I will dedicate an entire episode to the funny comments with my own rebuttals to them, which should be fun.

But today, I've got an outdoor instructor, retired Navy SEAL, graduate of the Colorado Mountain College Avalanche Science Program, certified avalanche field technician alpine ski patrol and a member

of california's office of emergency service winter search and rescue team and obviously a very good

friend best friend zach armstrong welcome to the show buddy thank you very much it's a pleasure to be here and i'm looking

forward to talking and catching up with you yeah all right let's not get so professional now all right

you got to just loosen up is this your first interview since retiring from the navy no i did uh

no i did one other uh podcasts previously you cheater you fucking cheater all, anyway, we're going to break you in a little bit to this whole civilian life thing. Okay. We're going to start off with a rapid fire so people get to know you a little better. I'm sure you'll appreciate this. Sounds good. You ready? Send it. All right. Here we go. Free fall or paraglide.

Ooh, it's a tough one.

Paraglide.

Paraglide.

Why?

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