Each week join Retired Navy SEAL and Lone Survivor Marcus Luttrell, Melanie Luttrell, and Producer Hunter Juneau as they’ll take you into the "briefing room" to chat with incredible guests who share their greatest never quit stories. This humorous, heartfelt, and entertaining podcast is changing lives and has become a beacon of hope and resilience to those who are facing the impossible. One of the best ways we can support our community is to share their stories so that we might inspire others to Never Quit.
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Former Navy SEAL Marcus Capone and Wife Amber Capone: Founders of VETS, Advocates for U.S. Military Veterans Seeking Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies (Part 1)
Here’s a real couple with a real family – and real personal issues - that have overcome with the help of Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy alternatives. Marcus and Amber Capone share their struggles and successes, bringing hope and restoration to others with seemingly impossible mental struggles. Their non-profit organization – VETS – provides the resources, research, and advocacy to improve the quality of life for U.S. Special Operations Combat Veterans seeking unconventional therapy alternatives. In this episode you will hear:
- Thank goodness we didn’t have internet in college. You can’t get away with anything.
- We really can’t take credit for the work we’re doing [helping other combat vets]; it seems like it’s just happening. It’s meant to be.
- We’re just vessels helping it [our non-profit] come to life.
- It’s been an honor & a privilege to pay this forward.
- Marcus [Capone] watched GI Jane and decided to become a Navy SEAL.
- Amber: My dad is a big part of how resilient I’ve been.
- Marcus Capone to Marcus Luttrell: I was the first person you saw [in Germany after your Operation Red Wing injuries].
- A surprised Marcus Luttrell: “THAT WAS YOU???!!!”
- We were deployed, and we couldn’t find out about anything going on. We were getting updates from our wives back in the states.
- What we’ve been doing [our non-profit organization] has organically grown.
- 2008 was a particularly tough year. At every deployment, somebody wasn’t coming home.