Silver Savage

Join us as Jeremy Hurewitz takes us on a captivating journey through his adventurous career. From his beginnings as a journalist in Europe and China to his work in corporate intelligence and his newest book release, Sell Like a Spy, Jeremy shares insights on leveraging espionage tactics for building rapport and influencing others. Tune in for stories of diplomacy, journalism, and the surprising connections between spies and sales.<...

Kyle has been in the law enforcement community since 2007 serving as a deputy, armorer, and firearms instructor out of southwest Missouri. He opened a tactical retail store in Springfield, MO in 2013. This is where Kyle began selling the art of grip reductions and stippling designed from a gunfighter's perspective from the ground up. Kyle continued with the custom armorer work creating Cave State Customs in 2015. Kyle added Ce...

In this episode BK has Don Aviv.  We discussed his family lineage, current events in Israel, how elections are manipulated, and current security threats.  This one is full of fascinating stories and information!

Don Aviv is the President of Interfor International, a 50-year-old corporate intelligence and security consulting firm based in New York.  Through its world-wide footprint, Interfor routinely handles complex invest...

Back in episode 12 we had a small knife maker on our show: Chris Stroup.

Fast forward just over 2 years and he is now one of the biggest names in the game.  Sharing stages at SHOT show and Blade Show, collaborating with other huge brands, and having his blades featured on TV shows.

Most importantly, Chris became a close and trusted friend and I am excited to have him on the show again.

You can refer to ep...

This week I sit down with Ron Grobman.

Ron was the first “Tzabar” (Jewish person born in Israel) of his family which emigrated from the Soviet Union to Israel in 1992. In 2001, Ron’s family was relocated to the United States due to his fathers work. At the age of 16, Ron became the youngest certified Krav Maga instructor in the United States through Krav Maga Worldwide. Even though Israel has mandatory military service Ron...

This week BK has in studio Adriane Wilson.

Adriane (Blewitt) Wilson is originally from Boardman, Ohio and now lives in Columbia, South Carolina. She is a 13X NCAA Div II All American (7 National titles, 6 Runner up honors) in the shot put, discus, hammer, and indoor weight throw. She continued training for the 2004, 2008, and 2012 US Olympic Trials after graduating with an education degree. 2004 was probably her best time in her car...

In this episode BK sits down with Sarah Miller.

Sarah is a veteran, and interrogator, who also worked for several government agencies.

Battling her own demons and PTSD, Sarah's journey led her down the path of meditation and breath work.

Today, combining her military background, her academic degrees, and passion to helping other veterans, Sarah spend a lot of her time on Veterans Breath Guide, where ...

In this episode BK has Chuck Walton on.

Chuck grew up in the rougher neighborhoods of Baltimore, made many bad choices, and chose to turn his life around.  In this episode we discuss faith, family, powerlifting and working out, addiction and recovery, and so much more.

You can find Chuck on his IG: chuck_shamrock_walton

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When several of you message me in the same week with a similar question and concern I record a podcast about it!

In this episode I discuss Burnout.  What is it, how to avoid it, and what to do about it if you experience it.

Burnout is something everybody should be concerned with, but especially you savages out there going a 101mph with little off time.  Good news is that you can fix it, and I am here to offer a fe...

For the hundredth time, it is my belief that everything you do in life is hinged on your level of fitness and conditioning.  You lack of stamina, strength, or mobility, will directly impact not only your warrior capabilities, but also your daily tasks, from work to interacting with your family and friends.

In this episode I break down the main components of a well rounded program design, and how to choose the right course ...

In this second installment of our Savagery 101 series we discuss what tactical training does a savage need.

I break down the main components that I believe are skills that would help you be a better protector for yourself and loved ones, including firearms, medical, and general survival skills.

What skills do you need?  How to find the right instructor?  And what to look for in a program?

Thank you all fo...

The first of a three part series in which I discuss how to find the right training to develop your savage skills.  The three parts will include self-defense/Defensive tactics, Tactical skills (firearms, medical, etc.), and fitness.

In this episode I discuss what are some questions to ask, and elements to evaluate when looking for a self-defense school that meets your needs.  from instructor and system credibility, to the e...

Adversity will come.  There is no avoiding it.  It is the way of life.  In one form or another you will have to deal with it.  Whether in relationships, health, finances, business, personal challenges, adversity will be there.
 
 In this episode I discuss how to manage it and stay focused on your goal as a way to learn from the experience, navigate it, and keep pushing forward!

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In this episode I discuss the importance of evolution as a person.  Who you are today is different than who you were in past, and you'll be a different person in the future, but the key is to make the evolution intentional and not reactive.

I share a personal example of evolution and tie it up to SAVAGE skills: self-defense!  How making sure we assess, evaluate, and EVOLVE the skills we teach na practice is absolute p...

In this episode I interview one of my coaches, and a person who is helping me navigate trauma and other life challenges.

Julie Cole is a coach and therapist who specializes working with trauma patients, as well as recovery, and families of those going through recovery.  In this episode we discuss her background, her unique approach to therapeutic modalities, and how the body, mind, and emotions all have to be addressed for...

In this episode, hours from traveling myself, I discuss a topic that often comes up in conversations, and that is how to stay safe in a hotel while traveling.

I discuss hotel AND room selection, the use of hotel wi-fi, safes, and other amenities.  And some tricks of the trade on how to enhance your safety and your belongings safety when traveling.

The link to a previous video on this topic: https://youtu.be/KItHfh...

Often times, especially as SAVAGES, Alphas, "Go-Getters" we operate under the mindset that sleep is overrated and we should focus on being active.  produce.  Work.

Reality is that without proper sleep everything breaks down.  From our health to cognitive functions.  Our war suffers, our relationships suffer, and our body begins to fail us.

In this episode I discuss my personal journey trying to fix my ow...

We all suck at it.  We may have a "vision" to who we want to be, or what we want, but did you ever actually set goals for yourself?

As the famous saying goes: "if you have no destination, any road would lead you there".  

In this episode BK discusses some of the pitfalls he found when working with his clients in how they try to go about setting goals.  What are some steps you can take to create...