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Following Your Passion and What that Actually Means – Epi-3355

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Joel Ryals returns to TSPC today to discuss how he rebuilt his life and business after a major life setback by doing what we talk about so often here, following his passion.  Then we dig deeper into what that actually means and how powerful it really is.  Joel has become a role model to many, due to diehard determination, he joins us today to both motivate and inspire. Joel is a Veteran of the Army with 12 years active duty and multiple combat deployments. With inspiration from the TSPC community he chose to pursue his passion of training Protection Dogs … Continue reading →

Episode-1186- Joel Ryals on Raising the Next Generation of Men

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Today I am joined by Joel Ryals of Dunetos K-9.  Joel has been on TSP before to discuss how he trains dogs and how dogs can play an important role for the prepper.  While that was a great interview that you can hear at this link, today’s show is far more important. Today Joel joins us to discuss his new training program know as the Dunetos Training Program.  According to Mr. Ryals “In 1960, 70% of young men showed maturity by the age of 30.  The opposite is true today.  By the age of 30, some 70% of young men … Continue reading →

Episode-921- Security Dog Training with Joel Ryals of Dunetos K-9

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Joel Ryals spent 11 Years in the Army where he served as a military police platoon leader, operations officer and law enforcement company commander.  He also served on deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Colombia. He currently works as a sheriff deputy in Florida and has been a professional dog trainer for over 10 years.  He is the founder and Owner of Dunetos K-9, Dunetos Fitness and Dunetos Security. He joins us on TSP today to discuss why he feels that every person who is iterated in preparedness and security should have a dog and how you should train it. Join  … Continue reading →