Kevin and Evan sit down with Gabe from TamFamGram to talk about building a brand from scratch, staying creative without losing control, and how small ideas turn into real products. The conversation moves through social media growth, car culture, business mindset, and the reality of running everything yourself. They also get into balancing creativity with scale, relationships, and what it actually takes to keep something authentic in a space that’s constantly changing. It’s laid back, a little all over the place, but real insight into how things actually get built behind the scenes.

In this episode of Light Duty, Kevin and Evan dive into topics ranging from the mental and physical tolls of military service, bodybuilding transformations, to the controversial world of peptides and weight loss drugs. They also dissect social media fakery and the importance of honesty and lifestyle change for veterans and civilians alike.

Ronnie and Evan sit down with actor Taylor John Smith (The Outpost, Warfare) to talk about portraying war on screen, the reality behind military storytelling, and how close film can get to the real thing. The conversation also touches on combat mindset, brotherhood, and the challenge of capturing experiences that are hard to explain unless you’ve lived them.

Mike Mihalski, founder of Sons of Liberty Gunworks, sits down with us to talk rifles, business, and how a garage project turned into a global firearms company. We cover gun culture, industry headaches, long-range shooting, and a few things that probably shouldn’t be discussed on the internet.

Ronnie and Evan sit down with Ron from Ryker USA to talk about building unconventional gear, pushing back on the status quo, and solving real-world problems through innovation. The conversation moves from the evolution of rifle setups and sling systems to modern drone warfare, AI concerns, and how sci-fi movies don’t feel so fictional anymore. It’s a mix of serious discussion, industry insight, and the kind of off-the-cuff humor you’d expect when veterans start connecting dots between battlefield tech, entrepreneurship, and the occasional “what if Terminator was right?” moment.

Ronnie, Evan, and Kevin kick off Light Duty with an unfiltered conversation about military life, drinking culture, unpredictable training, and the identity shift that comes after taking the uniform off. They talk about how movies shape the public’s idea of war, how technology is changing modern warfare, and what current events look like through a veteran lens. And before it wraps, they wander into Venezuela headlines and the whole UFO conversation — not because they’ve solved it, but because it’s too entertaining not to talk about.