Hey, Scuttlebutt listeners. Thank you for joining us and your continued support. Well, here we are, episode 200. We can say with all sincerity that this milestone is as much of a surprise to us as I’m sure it is to you. But, we are so thankful for your support and for giving us an excuse to run our soup coolers for an hour a week. And as a thank you to our listeners for continuing to tune in every week, we’ve got a great guest for you this week.

We honestly wrestled with how we were going to approach our 200^th. Were we going to do something in-house? Do a panel of our favorite guests? Well, I think we nailed it. For our 200^th episode, we bring a treat to your ear holes, 1stSgt Chase McGrorty-Hunter. It would be a lie if I told you that we planned this (as I’m sure many of you are aware, there is very little planning that goes into what we do) because it’s actually amazing that we waited 200 episodes to have Chase on. But as fate would have it, Chase was back in the Q-Town area and was generous with his time to come into the studio to have a little chin wag. And wag chins we did. Chase has an extensive body of work that can’t be contained in the limits of this show description but he talks with us about his journey to the yellow footprints, the value of not just professional military education but continuing education in general, and his future projects and leadership vision for enlisted Marines. We’re so happy to share this conversation with you all and are so happy this worked out to be our 200^th episode.

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