Black Rifle Coffee Podcast

In this conversation, Logan Stark and Ike Eastman discuss the implications of the Senate reconciliation bill, which proposes the sale of public land. They explore the historical context, the potential impact on wildlife, and the political reactions from various stakeholders. Ike emphasizes the importance of public land for recreation and wildlife migration, while also addressing the financial implications of selling such land. The discussion highlights the need for community action and awareness to protect public lands.

In this episode, Logan Stark sits down with CrossFit Games Champion and Train Hard founder Jason Khalipa for a raw, in-depth conversation on discipline, fitness, fatherhood, business, and building an unbreakable mindset. Jason shares his daily routines, the “Never Zero” philosophy, and the code that guides his life. They dive into the realities of law enforcement fitness, why men need to prioritize their physical capability, and how to optimize your life for long-term performance. If you’re a man who wants to lead, protect, and provide for your family and community, this episode will leave you fired up.

This week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast, we have a special Father’s Day Episode! Logan Stark sits down with none other than Travis Pastrana and his dad, Robert Pastrana. From Marine Corps boxing stories and busted knuckles to raising one of the most fearless athletes on the planet, this episode dives deep into family, grit, and the lessons that shaped a legend. Robert shares the tough love approach that built resilience in Travis from a young age, think mile-a-day rules, broken bones, and go-karts at two years old. Meanwhile, Travis opens up about the wild stunts, near-death moments, and how his dad’s “rub some dirt on it” mentality molded his mindset. Whether you're a fan of Nitro Circus or want to know what it’s like being raised by a no-nonsense Marine, this conversation is packed with gold. Stories from the military, raising a daredevil, and why passion always beats pressure. You don’t want to miss this high-octane ride through discipline, family legacy, and full-throttle living.

This week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast, Logan Stark and Evan Hafer talk about this months special coffee made especially to celebrate the US Army’s 250th birthday. They also dive into everything from childhood chaos and military memories to broken ribs and manhood myths. In classic form, the conversation moves fast, from near-death gym injuries to thoughts on generational grit, all fueled by coffee, sarcasm, and serious life lessons. Whether they’re unpacking modern-day comfort addiction or debating the best way to toughen up kids, it’s vintage BRCC at its finest.

This week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast, Logan Stark sits down with Sean Lake, co-founder of BUBS Naturals, former pro snowboarder, and Glen “BUB” Doherty’s friend. From riding powder in Utah to carrying the legacy of a fallen Navy SEAL, Sean’s journey is anything but ordinary. They dive into the origin of BUBS, the power of purpose-driven business, and what it means to create something in honor of a hero. With stories of wild bus rides, relentless hustle, and lessons from the SEAL teams, this is a conversation about grit, growth, and giving back.

This week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast, Logan Stark sits down for 11 Questions and a cup of coffee, with his wife Rihana Stark for a candid and hilarious conversation about parenthood, hunting near-death experiences, and what it’s really like to share a blind (and a trailer) with your significant other.  From chasing Tahr in the New Zealand mountains to navigating the ups and downs of new parent life, Rihana brings stories that are as wild as they are heartfelt. Whether you’re a hunter, a parent, or just in for a good laugh, you won’t want to miss this one.

This week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast, Logan Stark sits down with U.S. Army veteran, and Purple Heart recipient Omar “Crispy” Avila. After surviving a catastrophic IED blast in Iraq, Omar’s life was changed forever, but that didn’t slow him down. From rebuilding his body in the gym to becoming a leading voice in the veteran community, Omar shares his story of resilience, mindset, and faith. In this powerful episode, the two dive into what it means to serve, suffer, and rise again, physically and mentally. Whether it's setting records in powerlifting, giving back through nonprofit work, or keeping a sense of humor through the darkest moments, Omar is a force to be reckoned with.

This week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast, Logan Stark sits down with Producer, Marine, and American history nerd Jack Mandaville to uncover the story behind Warpigs, the gritty, hilarious, and uniquely patriotic documentary inspired by Jack’s time in the Marine Corps. From his Minnesota roots to his deployment mindset, Jack shares how war, humor, and a deep love for history shaped his worldview and creative voice. The two dive into everything from Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders to post-deployment life, fatherhood, and why baseball still hits different. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when a Marine grabs a pen, this one’s for you.

This week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast, Logan Stark sits down with Richard Hy, better known as Angry Cop. Richard lays out the disturbing allegations coming out of Buffalo Public Schools: claims of mishandled sexual assault cases, systemic silence, and a refusal to act. Fresh off his appearance on the Unsubscribe Podcast, Richard breaks down what’s really going on behind the scenes: underreporting, obstruction, and a system more concerned with optics than accountability. They talk about the need for third-party investigations, the media’s role (or lack of one), and why community pressure might be the only way forward. This isn’t just about Buffalo, it’s about protecting kids, demanding answers, and not letting anyone hide behind a desk.

This week’s guest on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast is Josh Smith, Master Bladesmith and Founder of Montana Knife Company. From earning his Master Smith title at just 19 years old to building one of America’s fastest growing knife brands, Josh shares his journey of grit, craftsmanship, and relentless American ingenuity. He and Logan Stark dive deep into the evolution of Montana Knife Company, why American manufacturing matters more than ever, and how passing down a knife is about much more than just steel, it's about legacy. This is a conversation about building, grinding, and never settling. You don’t want to miss it.