In this fast take episode, Lamia Taylor talks about her frustrations with the case involving her husband, former Green Beret Mike Taylor, and son, Peter, about how they are doing and about what might happen next.

This week's episode examines the story of Mike Taylor, a U.S. Army Special Forces veteran, and his son, Peter, accused of helping former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn's brazen escape from prosecution in Japan.

In this fast take episode, Military Matters looks at what it means to pass on military culture and skills to our children, TBI and why the formulas for explosive breaching might be wrong.

Punching out Teddy Roosevelt. Fighting the Nazis as a member of the OSS. The novel "The Terrible Game." Modern-day ballistic helmets and work to help with TBIs. All part of the story of the family of Dan Tyler Moore.

In a continued quest for answers about the death of Special Forces soldier Mark Leshikar, Military Matters hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy talk with Paul Ciolino, the president of the International Association of Forensic Criminologists and an Army veteran.

Missing evidence, the changing account of what happened that day in March 2018, redacted reports, a grieving family and a witness who only now is able to speak out in this episode of Military Matters.

In this Fast Take episode, co-hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy try to answer some of the questions posed by listeners which involved Q Anon, white nationalism, neo-Nazis and even Antifa and the left.

Extremism in the military is an old problem, and it remains a problem. In this episode of Military Matters, co-host Jack Murphy talks with Shannon Foley Martinez about getting in the white power movement, how she get out and how extremism can be a magnet for the military.

Military Matters host Rod Rodriguez talks with new co-host Jack Murphy, a journalist and former Army Ranger and Green Beret, about QAnon, UAPs, extremism in the military and what to expect in Season 3.

Lawyer, veteran and former Department of Homeland Security senior counselor Kevin Carroll examines what the siege at the U.S. Capitol means for the nation and what could come next.