Ty Carter's guest appearances

Ty Carter

Zero Blog Thirty

Athlete On Fire

Time4Trance podcast

War Stories with Preston and Sayre

Declare Victory Prayer Call

Travis Manion

Kyle Carpenter

Florent Groberg

Dakota Meyer

Mark Jones

Sean Parnell

Dan Crenshaw

Kirstie Ennis

Tim Kennedy

Jason Dunham

Dave Portnoy

Tucker Carlson

Erika Nardini

Sebastian Junger

Jon Stewart

OwlTail

Ty Carter got the itch to race as a young man and tells his story of how he made it all the way to the highest level of his sport.   He shares some great training sets and what you shouldn't say to an athlete just because they look a certain way.  We also talk about the crazy speed he gets out there on the mountain!  Enjoy

AOF 2212:  Ty Carter, three time Paralympic athlete.

03OCT2009: Waking up to an overwhelming enemy assault, then SPC Ty Carter and his men found themselves on the receiving end of a deadly Taliban attack.  With 300 fighters covering the nearby hillsides, looking down into COP Keating, the Taliban began the attack at dawn, laying down a not-before-seen volume of fire into the American outpost.  Quickly recognizing the severity of the situation, then SPC Carter gathered ammunition and twice moved through a hail of gunfire to begin delivering the much needed supplies to the heavy weapons crews.  Once at the fighting positions, Carter never stopped engaging the enemy fighters as they moved down the hillsides in an attempt to overrun the base.  Soon, SPC Carter learned that one of his men was wounded and stranded in the open.  Without regard for his own safety, Carter ran through the same withering enemy fire in order to reach the Soldier.  Once there, he provided immediate first aid to stop the bleeding and moved the Soldier to a more covered position.  Carter then picked up the wounded Soldier, and moved over 100m to the aid station under devastating, close range enemy fire.  Once the wounded Soldier was delivered the to aid station, SPC Carter went right back out into the fight where he spent the next few hours pushing the Taliban fighters back and retaking COP Keating.  For his heroic actions that prevented the enemy from overrunning the outpost and helped to save the lives of his fellow Soldiers, SPC Ty Carter would be awarded the Medal of Honor.

03OCT2009: Waking up to an overwhelming enemy assault, then SPC Ty Carter and his men found themselves on the receiving end of a deadly Taliban attack.  With 300 fighters covering the nearby hillsides, looking down into COP Keating, the Taliban began the attack at dawn, laying down a not-before-seen volume of fire into the American outpost.   Quickly recognizing the severity of the situation, then SPC Carter gathered ammunition and twice moved through a hail of gunfire to begin delivering the much needed supplies to the heavy weapons crews.  Once at the fighting positions, Carter never stopped engaging the enemy fighters as they moved down the hillsides in an attempt to overrun the base.   Soon, SPC Carter learned that one of his men was wounded and stranded in the open.  Without regard for his own safety, Carter ran through the same withering enemy fire in order to reach the Soldier.  Once there, he provided immediate first aid to stop the bleeding and moved the Soldier to a more covered position.  Carter then picked up the wounded Soldier, and moved over 100m to the aid station under devastating, close range enemy fire.   Once the wounded Soldier was delivered the to aid station, SPC Carter went right back out into the fight where he spent the next few hours pushing the Taliban fighters back and retaking COP Keating.   For his heroic actions that prevented the enemy from overrunning the outpost and helped to save the lives of his fellow Soldiers, SPC Ty Carter would be awarded the Medal of Honor.

SPC Ty Carter (B/3-61 CAV, 4th ID) Battle of Kamdesh, Afghanistan 03OCT2009

Honor

The whole squad is still in New York and we have a lot of material to talk about for this episode. Members of the National Guard were overpaid and are being told to return their overpaid wages. A Navy SEAL is charged for murdering an ISIS teenager. Chaps interviews Medal of Honor recipient Ty Carter about the courageous act that earned the award. Chaps tried to teach his kids about light discipline with his kids and got laughed at by his wife, and a ton more!You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/ZeroBlog30

The whole squad is still in New York and we have a lot of material to talk about for this episode. Members of the National Guard were overpaid and are being told to return their overpaid wages. A Navy SEAL is charged for murdering an ISIS teenager. Chaps interviews Medal of Honor recipient Ty Carter about the courageous act that earned the award. Chaps tried to teach his kids about light discipline with his kids and got laughed at by his wife, and a ton more!You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit <a href="https://barstool.link/ZeroBlog30" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">barstool.link/ZeroBlog30</a>

ZBT #119: Medal Of Honor Recipient Ty Carter