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Delta Force vs Navy SEALs vs British SAS: What separates the world's most elite special forces units? In this special compilation episode, Jordan brings together firsthand accounts from former US and UK Special Forces operators to examine the differences in selection, training, combat capabilities, operational tactics and military culture.

Drawing on experience from Delta Force, SEAL Team Six, the British SAS and other elite military units, the speakers explore how Tier 1 special operations forces compare, the distinction between American and British approaches to warfare, and the physical and psychological demands of operating at the highest level.

The conversations examine the importance of mental resilience, discipline, trust and teamwork in high-pressure environments. From Special Forces selection standards and close quarters battle (CQB) training to intelligence gathering, advanced reconnaissance technology and operational decision-making, the speakers reveal what it takes to perform within the world's most demanding military organisations.

Through personal experiences of combat deployments, international training exercises and classified military environments, this compilation provides a detailed insight into the capabilities, leadership philosophies and professional standards that define elite Special Forces.
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In this Most Replayed Moment from his full interview with Jordan Mulligan, SAS soldier Phil Campion reveals what it takes to pass SAS selection, the brutal physical and mental demands of joining the British Special Air Service, and the defining decision that led him to pursue a career in UK Special Forces.

Phil reflects on his early encounters with SAS operatives, the influence they had on his military ambitions, and how advice from soldiers who had failed selection initially discouraged him from attempting the course. He explains how a confrontation with his chain of command ultimately pushed him to take the leap into Special Forces.

Drawing on his firsthand experience, Phil breaks down the reality of SAS selection, from the gruelling four-week hill phase to the extraordinary levels of endurance, self-discipline and psychological resilience required to succeed. He also challenges common misconceptions about the selection process, explaining why personal accountability, mental determination and the willingness to continue under extreme pressure are critical to completing one of the world's most demanding military selection courses.

This powerful conversation offers a rare insight into the mindset of an SAS soldier and the lessons in resilience, commitment and overcoming self-doubt that extend far beyond military life.

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In today's episode, Jordan sits down with former NFL player and Mike Tyson podcast co-host Eben Britton to discuss mental health, childhood trauma, emotional healing, and the pursuit of success.

Eben reflects on his journey from a challenging childhood to becoming a professional NFL player for the Jacksonville Jaguars and Chicago Bears. He reveals the psychological and physical demands of professional football, the pressure to perform through serious injuries, and how his relentless pursuit of greatness ultimately contributed to a crisis of identity and mental health.

Following his retirement from the NFL, Eben experienced a profound period of depression, anxiety, and personal struggle that forced him to confront unresolved childhood trauma and question everything he believed about success. He shares how therapy, spirituality, meditation, and self-reflection helped him rebuild his life and develop a deeper understanding of himself.

The conversation also explores his relationship with boxing legend Mike Tyson, their experiences working together on Tyson's podcast, and the role of emotional vulnerability in personal transformation.

Throughout the episode, Jordan and Eben examine the psychology of achievement, the importance of reconnecting with your inner child, the dangers of suppressing emotions, and whether it is possible to achieve extraordinary success without sacrificing mental wellbeing.

This discussion offers valuable insights into resilience, masculine identity, emotional intelligence, and the process of finding genuine purpose and fulfilment beyond external achievements.
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In today's episode, Jordan sits down with former Navy SEAL, military working dog trainer, and founder of the Warrior Dog Foundation, Mike Ritland, to discuss life after the military, finding purpose beyond service, and the extraordinary capabilities of elite military working dogs.

Mike opens up about the challenges veterans face when transitioning to civilian life, explaining how leaving the military can mean losing far more than a career. He explores the importance of identity, fulfilment, and finding a new sense of purpose, sharing how his passion for training dogs helped him build a meaningful life after the SEAL teams.

Drawing on his extensive experience in special operations, Mike reveals the remarkable role military dogs play on the battlefield, including the incredible story of a war dog that was shot in the chest while protecting an elite special operations team. He also discusses the intense training required to prepare these animals for combat, the psychological effects of warfare on working dogs, and the difficult reality many face after retirement.

Through his work with the Warrior Dog Foundation, Mike is dedicated to rehabilitating and rehoming retired military working dogs, giving these extraordinary animals the opportunity to experience a peaceful life after service.
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In today's episode, Jordan sits down to answer one of life's most difficult questions: how do you rebuild your life when everything falls apart?

Drawing from his personal experience of hitting rock bottom, Jordan explores why emotional acceptance is essential to recovery, how small daily habits can rebuild self-respect, and why attempting to transform your life too quickly can ultimately lead to further setbacks.

Throughout this deeply personal episode, Jordan breaks down the five pillars of spiritual wellbeing, physical health, appearance, diet and professional development. He explains how simple actions, from making your bed each morning to practising meditation, can establish the foundations for lasting personal growth.

Jordan also discusses the importance of gratitude, personal accountability, therapy, mentorship and community when overcoming life's most difficult circumstances. Reflecting on his own journey, he reveals why even extraordinary achievements cannot replace the emotional work required to heal.

Whether you're struggling with grief, relationship breakdown, depression, failure or simply feeling lost in life, this episode offers practical guidance on taking the first steps towards rebuilding your confidence, finding purpose and moving forward.
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