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Not Special: A Liberty Speaks Show

Not Special: A Liberty Speaks Show

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Welcome to Not Special with Herb & Corrie Thompson


Real people. Real stories. Real growth.

Join Herb, a Green Beret, and Corrie Thompson, his less hairy half, as they sit down with special guests — from veterans, leaders, and everyday people who’ve faced extraordinary challenges.

Each episode of Not Special explores what it means to be human — to face fear, lead through change, and find purpose in the in life. You’ll hear unfiltered conversations about resilience, mindset, leadership, and authenticity — the kind of wisdom that helps you get unstuck and start living with more courage and clarity.

💬 Honest conversations that make you laugh, think, and feel.
💡 Lessons on overcoming fear, embracing failure, and leading with heart.
🔥 Motivation for anyone chasing purpose, growth, or a fresh start.

🎧 New episodes every Thursday — subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a story that might just change the way you see yourself.


© 2026 Not Special: A Liberty Speaks Show
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  • Navy SEAL Now Bakes Bread for his Wife | Kevin and Kristen Seiff Interview
    2026/02/12

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    Kevin didn’t make it into the Navy SEALs on his first try.
    Or his second.
    He didn’t even make it through his first week of BUD/S.

    Kristen left a stable teaching career, built a nutrition coaching business, burned out… and started baking sourdough bread from home.

    Today, this veteran entrepreneur couple runs Crafted Coastal Bakery in Encinitas, California . Scaling from eight loaves a week to more than 100, while raising two young boys and debating whether to risk everything on a retail storefront.

    In this episode of Not Special, we dive into:

    • Kevin’s journey from Marine Corps officer to Navy SEAL
    • The brutal reality of military transition
    • What being in the SEAL teams is actually like
    • Why most people aren’t gluten intolerant — they’re reacting to commercial bread additives
    • How cottage food laws make small business ownership possible
    • The financial and emotional math of scaling a family business
    • Working with your spouse without wrecking your marriage
    • Why local politics impact entrepreneurs more than national politics

    This conversation is about resilience, reinvention, clean food, leadership, and building a meaningful life after military service.

    If you’re navigating military transition, starting a small business, balancing family and ambition, or questioning your next move, this episode will resonate.

    New episodes of Not Special drop weekly featuring veterans, entrepreneurs, and leaders who don’t think they’re special… but absolutely are.


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    43 分
  • Special Forces Don't Talk About This | Herb Thompson Interview | Episode 19
    2026/02/05

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    In this deeply personal episode, Herb Thompson former U.S. Army Green Beret, Drill Sergeant of the Year, Ivy League MBA, speaker, and entrepreneur, shares the moments that shaped him most: combat leadership, chaos, addiction, recovery, marriage, and learning how to finally slow down.

    From leading troops through some of the most kinetic fighting of his career, to struggling with silence once the mission ended, Herb opens up about what elite performance really costs and how purpose evolves after service.

    This episode goes beyond military stories. It’s about identity, resilience, leadership, and the lifelong process of becoming whole.


    ⏱️ CLICKABLE CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS
    00:00 – Why this episode is different (The co-host becomes the guest)
    01:35 – The moment an 8-year-old decided his future
    02:48 – Earning the Green Beret wasn’t the finish line
    03:41 – 10 days, nonstop gunfights, and real leadership
    06:20 – The General Patton story (almost getting killed by accident)
    08:07– What people get wrong about Special Forces
    10:28– Teaching, culture, and force multiplication
    11:39 – Becoming a myth among Afghan commandos
    15:38 – Leaving the military and still feeling unfinished
    18:41 – Operator speed, chaos, and life after war
    21:35 – Alcohol, avoidance, and the moment things changed
    23:32 – Asking for help at Warriors Heart with Tom Spooner
    27:26– Stillness, Jamaica, and learning how to stop
    31:48 – Marriage, business, and being co-founders
    33:44 – Liberty Speaks and leadership after service
    40:36 – Why overcoming adversity matters most
    41:56 – What Herb values most: liberty and freedom
    43:00 – Final reflections + subscribe

    #specialforces #podcast #greenberet #leadership #mentalhealth

    Connect with Liberty Speaks:
    🌐 Website: www.libertyspeaks.com
    🔗 Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_ownyourjourney_

    Support those that support us:
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    👉 Don’t forget to follow, like, and share if you found this conversation valuable. Your support helps us bring more stories of resilience, leadership, and freedom to light.

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    43 分
  • High School Dropout to Military to Millionaire | Jason DeBlasio Interview | Episode 18
    2026/01/29

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    Jason DeBlasio shares his journey from a difficult upbringing and dropping out of high school to serving as an Air Force flight engineer, supporting critical mid-air refueling missions on the KC-10 during combat operations.

    In this episode of Not Special, Jason explains the often-overlooked role of flight engineers, the pressure of keeping aircraft in the fight, and what it means when fuel determines whether troops on the ground survive. He also discusses his transition out of the military and the creation of Military Metal Art, a company dedicated to building culture, identity, and pride through handcrafted metal artwork.

    The conversation explores leadership without recognition, innovation inside the military, entrepreneurship after service, faith, marriage, and defining success beyond rank or title.

    This episode offers a rare look at the unseen roles that make missions possible — and the mindset required to build something lasting after service.


    ⏱️ CLICKABLE CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS

    00:00 – Why Jason Is Special

    01:18 – Dropping Out of High School at 16

    03:03 – The Court-Ordered Program That Changed Everything

    04:15 – Life on the Flight Line: Cold, Misery & Reality

    05:36 – Becoming a KC-10 Flight Engineer

    07:26 – “The Most Overqualified Backseat Driver”

    08:22 – Hearing Troops in Contact Over the Radio

    13:20 – 13 Deployments & The Weight of the Mission

    15:09 – Knowing When It Was Time to Leave the Military

    16:53 – The $10,000 Coffee Pot Problem

    20:42 – The Birth of Military Metal Art

    22:19 – Turning Passion Into a Scalable Business

    28:51 – Why Quality Almost Broke the Company

    31:31 – A Stick Figure Drawing Becomes a Masterpiece

    33:04 – Leadership, Ego & Letting Talent Walk

    35:59 – Selling Majority Ownership Without Losing the Soul

    37:53 – Culture, Identity & “The Goldfish Effect”

    41:01 – Why This Work Actually Matters

    42:01 – Artwork For SpaceX Astronauts

    44:20 – Final Thoughts on Purpose & Impact


    Connect with Liberty Speaks:

    🌐 Website: www.libertyspeaks.com

    🔗 Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_ownyourjourney_


    Support those that support us:

    Fire Department Coffee https://alnk.to/74xixOf


    👉 Don’t forget to follow, like, and share if you found this conversation valuable. Your support helps us bring more stories of resilience, leadership, and freedom to light.

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    47 分
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