Brandan Millan's guest appearances

Brandan Millan

Make The Difference Podcast

The Fireground Fitness Podcast, Rayne Gray

Chris Stewart

Don Abbott

Rayne Gray

Mike Smith

Jeff Griffin

Christopher Baker

Ronnie Wetch

Chris Perez

Ed Cunningham

Paul Manganaro

Colin Kennedy

Chris Pearce

Chris Ruano

Matt Bryant

Jesse Forbes

OwlTail

Andrea Daniels

Grief, it sucks! My Sister and I talk about the recent loss of our mother.  Our hope was it would help others.  My mom was one of my heroes, a Filipina immigrant, who gave it all to put me in a better place.  My sister is a true warrior. What she has battled through in her life to what she provides every day to the world is something I admire.

Grief, it sucks! My Sister and I talk about the recent loss of our mother.  Our hope was it would help others.  My mom was one of my heroes, a Filipina immigrant, who gave it all to put me in a better place.  My sister is a true warrior. What she has battled through in her life to what she provides every day to the world is something I admire.

33: Andrea Daniels & Brandan Millan

Bryan Parks

My mama told me to study my lessons while in school and I argued endlessly. It was not until I had "grown up", a term I am using very liberally, that I began to understand the value of her admonitions.  She knew something I had yet to comprehend, that education stretched one’s mind and increased an individual’s capacity for growth.  I am eternally grateful to the many folks who encouraged me to go to school. The nudges and encouraging words have added a tremendous value to my life. In episode 41 I have shared a podcast that was originally released on the “Make the Difference podcast”. Recorded nine or more months ago, Retired Deputy Chief Bryan Parks, Captain Brandan Millan and Myself discuss leadership, learning and the value of higher education. If you have ever thought “I should consider going back to school” I would tell you “yes, that’s what you should do!” No further question. Don’t just take my word for it, listen to our conversation and maybe it will add some additional value to the proposition. Getting further education is not without challenges and difficulty. There is a time and a season for each of us. My hope is that you are fully engaged in your life and thinking through the decisions and consequences. Give the episode a listen, enjoy, then go on out there and GetSome.   __________________________________________________   You can find the Fireground Fitness podcast wherever great podcasts are located. So, search it out and subscribe. Your feedback is powerful, and greatly appreciated. Go to apple podcasts, subscribe, rate and review the podcast or shoot me an email!  If you would like to contact today’s guest... IG: Makethedifferencepodcast FB: Make the Difference IG: ReefbuildersAZ FB: Reef Builders Web: https://www.reefbuildersaz.com/   Your host can be reached at: IG: @firegroundfitness FB: @fireground fitness Twitter: @firegroundfit  Email: raynegray@firegroundfitness.com

My mama told me to study my lessons while in school and I argued endlessly. It was not until I had "grown up", a term I am using very liberally, that I began to understand the value of her admonitions.  She knew something I had yet to comprehend, that education stretched one’s mind and increased an individual’s capacity for growth.  I am eternally grateful to the many folks who encouraged me to go to school. The nudges and encouraging words have added a tremendous value to my life. In episode 41 I have shared a podcast that was originally released on the “Make the Difference podcast”. Recorded nine or more months ago, Retired Deputy Chief Bryan Parks, Captain Brandan Millan and Myself discuss leadership, learning and the value of higher education. If you have ever thought “I should consider going back to school” I would tell you “yes, that’s what you should do!” No further question. Don’t just take my word for it, listen to our conversation and maybe it will add some additional value to the proposition. Getting further education is not without challenges and difficulty. There is a time and a season for each of us. My hope is that you are fully engaged in your life and thinking through the decisions and consequences. Give the episode a listen, enjoy, then go on out there and GetSome. __________________________________________________ You can find the Fireground Fitness podcast wherever great podcasts are located. So, search it out and subscribe. Your feedback is powerful, and greatly appreciated. Go to apple podcasts, subscribe, rate and review the podcast or shoot me an email! If you would like to contact today’s guest... IG: Makethedifferencepodcast FB: Make the Difference IG: ReefbuildersAZ FB: Reef Builders Web: <a href="https://www.reefbuildersaz.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.reefbuildersaz.com/</a> Your host can be reached at: IG: @firegroundfitness FB: @fireground fitness Twitter: @firegroundfit Email: <a href="mailto:raynegray@firegroundfitness.com">raynegray@firegroundfitness.com</a>

Ep.41 -xpost- Make the Difference Podcast w/ Brandan Millan, Bryan Parks and Rayne Gray

The guest for this episode of the Make the Difference Podcast is the force of energy behind this production. Brandan Millan is diverse and complex in many ways. The man that works diligently to improve others, has had an interesting path to the present. He has chosen to use every experience in his life to shape who he is today. Through life challenges, athletics, education, military service, corporate work, private business, and public safety service, Brandan has a seemingly perpetual drive for progress.

The guest for this episode of the Make the Difference Podcast is the force of energy behind this production. Brandan Millan is diverse and complex in many ways. The man that works diligently to improve others, has had an interesting path to the present. He has chosen to use every experience in his life to shape who he is today. Through life challenges, athletics, education, military service, corporate work, private business, and public safety service, Brandan has a seemingly perpetual drive for progress.

10: Brandan Millan