BEER:30
PODCAST BY UF PRO

In this episode of Beer:30, cardiothoracic surgeon and Australian Army Reserve veteran Craig Jurisevic, whose combat medicine career spans Gaza, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Ukraine, joins us to talk damage control surgery, how drone warfare is rewriting battlefield casualty care, and what it takes to operate under fire without becoming a liability.

In this episode of UF PRO Beer:30, we sit down with Kawa Mawlayee from 2Alpha Training Group to discuss his journey from arriving in the United States as an Afghan immigrant to serving more than two decades as a U.S. Marine infantryman and U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret. The conversation covers combat experience, situational awareness, civilian training, lessons from Kawa’s time in Special Forces, and his work consulting on military films such as Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant.

In this episode of Beer:30, we talk with Shane Foster about what actually makes someone a breacher beyond knowing how to build a charge, why understanding doors, frames, hinges, and building construction matters, and how operators decide between blowing a door, bypassing it, or using other access methods.

In this Beer:30 episode, Derek Nugent talks about his path from infantry NCO to private security and what the job truly demands in high-pressure environments.

In this episode of Beer:30 by UF PRO, we sit down with survival instructor, author, and educator Kevin Estela about life in the wild, from the frozen Arctic to the humid jungle.

Former Marine Scout Sniper and Modern Day Sniper founder Caylen Wojcik joins Beer:30 to talk long-range shooting, competition, and the mindset that separates growth from ego.

Rick Crawley, founder of Achilles Heel Tactical, Marine Corps veteran, and former SWAT officer, shares how fundamentals—not outcomes—drive lasting performance in firearms training.

Often overlooked, shotguns pack serious tactical punch. Triple Feed breaks down unique patterns, smart load choices, and the skills that set top shooters apart..

This episode features David Acosta Jr., a 17-year law enforcement veteran with extensive experience in patrol, narcotics, and SWAT. He shares insights from his career, highlighting the relevance of low-visibility and plainclothes training for civilians and professionals alike.

This episode features Paul Costa, a 19-year law enforcement veteran and instructor who talks about applying advanced shooting skills in the field, emphasizing continuous development and bridging the gap between competitive shooting and tactical reality.

This episode features Colin Patrick, a seasoned reserve manager and canine training expert, as he illuminates the vital partnership between humans and dogs in the fight against poaching and how this collaboration has become essential in navigating the deceptive tactics of poachers.

In this episode, we sit down with Boris Vos, former Royal Netherlands Marine, to explore his transition from military life to conservation work—where the stakes are different, but the mindset stays tactical.