The Protectors® with Jason Piccolo
The original The Protectors® podcast, established in 2019, is about resilience, reinvention, and the moments that change the direction of our lives.
Hosted by retired federal agent, U.S. Army veteran (OIF 2006), author, and interviewer Dr. Jason Piccolo, the show explores what happens after service, success, failure, burnout, loss, transition, and personal transformation.
Through conversations with veterans, leaders, athletes, entrepreneurs, and everyday people who chose a new path, The Protectors® focuses on growth, identity, purpose, and the courage to move forward.
Jason also interviews both bestselling and independent authors, exploring the creative process, the writing journey, the challenges of publishing, and the stories behind the books. From debut novels to works by New York Times bestselling authors, these conversations offer insights into storytelling, perseverance, and success.
These are conversations about second chapters, hard-earned wisdom, and finding meaning after life changes course.
Whether you’re rebuilding, redefining yourself, chasing something new, launching a new venture, writing your first book, or simply trying to move forward, The Protectors® is about navigating change with resilience and purpose.
The Protectors® with Jason Piccolo
#421 | Alex Nauert | Tap Tavern Truck | Finding Your Next Mission
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Alex Nauert joined The Protectors® to talk about serving in the USMC, how he handle being wounded in combat, starting a small business, and his work with the Woody Williams Foundation. Alex goes in-depth on how he started Tap Tavern Truck, his mobile bar service. It is really cool and makes me want to start a mobile coffee business! Check out Alex's first interview on Episode #91 (February 2020).
https://www.taptaverntruck.com/
Make sure to check out Jason on IG @drjasonpiccolo
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