Justin Shook's guest appearances

Justin Shook

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast

World Extreme Medicine Podcast

Scott Smith

Jan Witowski

Tony Whatley

James Wilson

John Warrillow

Daymond John

Jeff Perry

Jake Kelfer

Michael Graham

Greg Paulsen

John Myers

Chris Padgett

Mike Watts

Brian Walt

Jay Gibb

OwlTail

In this session we are speaking with Justin Shook on his experiences as a Parachute Jump Medic (PJ for short) with 131st Rescue squadron Pararescue. Justin is a senior team leader, paramedic, jump master, dive supervisor and instructor, evaluator and chief of weapons and tactics at Moffett Federal Air Field in California.  Get ready for a podcast journey as Justin takes us deep into the captivating world of debriefing, preparedness, and the extraordinary life of a parachute jump medic. Learn how these principles extend beyond the boundaries of mere lifesaving, reaching into the very heart of thriving in both business and military environments. We dive into the exclusive selection process for pararescue, where candidates are pushed to their absolute limits, both mentally and physically. Justin spills the beans on the intense training program, advanced medical certifications, and even their involvement in space shuttle astronaut recovery. Plus, we discover the awe-inspiring challenges faced by parachute jump medics in remote areas like Colombia and Mongolia. Justin's gripping accounts of building relationships with local forces and overcoming communication barriers will leave you on the edge of your seat. Be inspired by the art of improvisation and the unwavering mindset that sets parachute jump medics apart. Justin's tales of resilience and determination will resonate deeply with you as he unveils the never-give-up attitude that defines this extraordinary community. So, whether you're a thrill-seeker or simply someone hungry for remarkable stories of courage and expertise, this episode promises to take you on an unforgettable rollercoaster ride through the realms of debriefing, preparation, and the incredible life of a parachute jump medic. 

In this session we are speaking with Justin Shook on his experiences as a Parachute Jump Medic (PJ for short) with 131st Rescue squadron Pararescue. Justin is a senior team leader, paramedic, jump master, dive supervisor and instructor, evaluator and chief of weapons and tactics at Moffett Federal Air Field in California. Get ready for a podcast journey as Justin takes us deep into the captivating world of debriefing, preparedness, and the extraordinary life of a parachute jump medic. Learn how these principles extend beyond the boundaries of mere lifesaving, reaching into the very heart of thriving in both business and military environments. We dive into the exclusive selection process for pararescue, where candidates are pushed to their absolute limits, both mentally and physically. Justin spills the beans on the intense training program, advanced medical certifications, and even their involvement in space shuttle astronaut recovery. Plus, we discover the awe-inspiring challenges faced by parachute jump medics in remote areas like Colombia and Mongolia. Justin's gripping accounts of building relationships with local forces and overcoming communication barriers will leave you on the edge of your seat. Be inspired by the art of improvisation and the unwavering mindset that sets parachute jump medics apart. Justin's tales of resilience and determination will resonate deeply with you as he unveils the never-give-up attitude that defines this extraordinary community. So, whether you're a thrill-seeker or simply someone hungry for remarkable stories of courage and expertise, this episode promises to take you on an unforgettable rollercoaster ride through the realms of debriefing, preparation, and the incredible life of a parachute jump medic.

The Parachute Jump Medic with Justin Shook

3D Printing Video Game Cases – Justin Shook – Ep39   Justin Shook was featured on episode 3 of the podcast and he is back, just about 1 year later. Last time we talked, he was running his business Shookideas.com. Me and him were both basically doing the same thing, running a product design and 3D printing service company. He has shifted his focus to a new business. He is now running a very successful 3D printing manufacturing operation making products for fans of old school video games. His business specializes in the making cases specifically for the Raspberry Pi computer. A lot of the cases look like old video game systems like the SNES, Nintendo 64, etc. His business website is https://collectorcraft.com/.  I think Justin is at the forefront of a shift in manufacturing. It used to be that 3D printing was used only for prototypes. Now it is used to manufacture products in serious quantity and Justin has taken this farther than anyone I have ever talked to. If you would like to reach out to Justin, you can go to his website.   The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

3D Printing Video Game Cases – Justin Shook – Ep39 Justin Shook was featured on episode 3 of the podcast and he is back, just about 1 year later. Last time we talked, he was running his business <a href="http://shookideas.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shookideas.com</a>. Me and him were both basically doing the same thing, running a product design and 3D printing service company. He has shifted his focus to a new business. He is now running a very successful 3D printing manufacturing operation making products for fans of old school video games. His business specializes in the making cases specifically for the <a href="https://www.raspberrypi.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Raspberry Pi computer</a>. A lot of the cases look like old video game systems like the SNES, Nintendo 64, etc. His business website is <a href="https://collectorcraft.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://collectorcraft.com/</a>.  I think Justin is at the forefront of a shift in manufacturing. It used to be that 3D printing was used only for prototypes. Now it is used to manufacture products in serious quantity and Justin has taken this farther than anyone I have ever talked to. If you would like to reach out to Justin, you can go to his <a href="https://collectorcraft.com/pages/contact-us" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>. The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of <a href="http://caddesignhelp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CADdesignhelp.com</a>. You can reach me at <a href="mailto:info@caddesignhelp.com">info@caddesignhelp.com</a>

3D Printing Video Game Cases – Justin Shook – Ep39

Justin Shook is the founder of shookideas.com. His company manufactures products for others as well as products his company has designed. He is a firm believer in the power of 3D printing and all of his products are 3D printed. He currently has a lineup of Ultimakers and a Form Labs  SLA printer. We talk about how Justin started in 3D printing, how he has come up with unique products made with 3D printing, how not all products have worked out and his advice for other entrepreneurs who want to get into designing and selling products. My key takeaways:  3D printing is changing the world with manufacturing. Look at his Nintendo game case as an example. If you want to purchase a case, go here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ShookIdeas?ref=search_shop_redirect Not all products will be a big hit nor will they all go the way you planned. Justin explained that one of his products flopped, despite testing on his end. Be in business to be the best you can be at providing that product or service. Don’t simply be the least expensive.    You can contact Justin via email at Justin@shookideas.com and see his work at shookideas.com

Justin Shook is the founder of <a href="http://shookideas.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">shookideas.com</a>. His company manufactures products for others as well as products his company has designed. He is a firm believer in the power of 3D printing and all of his products are 3D printed. He currently has a lineup of Ultimakers and a Form Labs  SLA printer. We talk about how Justin started in 3D printing, how he has come up with unique products made with 3D printing, how not all products have worked out and his advice for other entrepreneurs who want to get into designing and selling products. My key takeaways: <ol> <li>3D printing is changing the world with manufacturing. Look at his Nintendo game case as an example. If you want to purchase a case, go here: <a href="https://www.etsy.com/shop/ShookIdeas?ref=search_shop_redirect" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.etsy.com/shop/ShookIdeas?ref=search_shop_redirect</a></li> <li>Not all products will be a big hit nor will they all go the way you planned. Justin explained that one of his products flopped, despite testing on his end.</li> <li>Be in business to be the best you can be at providing that product or service. Don’t simply be the least expensive.</li> </ol> You can contact Justin via email at <a href="mailto:Justin@shookideas.com">Justin@shookideas.com</a> and see his work at <a href="http://shookideas.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">shookideas.com</a>