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The Jack Carr Channel

Jack Carr
Vietnam War
Red Sky Mourning
Navy Seals
Beirut
The Terminal List
CIA
China
Special Forces
Fentanyl
Iraq
Hezbollah
Beirut Marine Barracks Bombing
Dark Wolf
1983 Beirut Marine Barracks Bombing
Afghanistan
James Reece
U.S. Marine Corps
Cry Havoc
Israel
War On Terror

Go beyond the books. Jack Carr spent 20 years as a Navy SEAL, where he served as a Team Leader, Platoon Commander, Troop Commander, Task Unit Commander and a sniper. Now, he’s a speaker and the author behind the bestselling Terminal List series. Inspired by actual experiences serving in conflict areas around the world, the novels follow James Reece, a Navy SEAL who becomes embroiled in the world o... more

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In this episode of the Danger Close Podcast, I sit down with Ben Macintyre to discuss his latest book, REDWOOD, a true Cold War story of Soviet, Iranian and British intrigue, espionage, and a double agent who changed the course of history.

REDWOOD i... more

In this special episode of the Danger Close Podcast, I sit down with national security expert and New York Times bestselling author Peter Bergen.

We discuss Peter's interview with Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan in 1997, his visit to the compound whe... more

David McCloskey is a former CIA analyst, bestselling author, and co-host of top-rated The Rest Is Classified podcast.

Before turning to fiction, David worked in CIA field stations across the Middle East and in the Counterterrorism Center, where he f... more

“Cry ‘Havoc!,’ and let slip the frogs of war”

Buy the audiobook, bit.ly/CryHavocAudio

CRY HAVOC is now available in trade paperback.

Order your copy: www.officialjackcarr.com/books/cry-havoc/

Copyright: Audio excerpt courtesy of S... more

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Ben Macintyre
Author and Historian
The Times of London (journalist) and author of multiple espionage histories
Episode: Danger Close | Ben Macintyre
Peter Bergen
Guest author, journalist and terrorism expert
New America Foundation (as referenced in discussion)
Episode: Danger Close | Peter Bergen
Jack Carr
Author of The Terminal List series; Navy SEAL veteran
Author, Terminal List series
Episode: Chasing Embers | Danger Close with Glenn Beck
Greg Lapin
Law enforcement veteran with experience in New Orleans narcotics, Task Force, and SWAT
Former New Orleans Police Department and contracting work
Episode: Danger Close | The Fourth Option Podcast: Greg Lapin
Doug Brunt
Author of The Mysterious Case Of Rudolf Diesel and The Lost Empire Of Emanuel Nobel
Author/Writer
Episode: The Lost Empire of Emanuel Nobel
Gerald Posner
Author and researcher discussing pharma history and Case Closed, Case studies
Author/Historian
Episode: Danger Close | The Fourth Option Podcast: Gerald Posner
Peter Santenello
Filmmaker and YouTuber focused on on-the-ground storytelling
Episode: Danger Close | The Fourth Option Podcast: Peter Santenello
Derek Benner
Former federal law enforcement official with 29 years in U.S. Customs, ICE/HSI leadership
OUR Rescue (nonprofit leadership)
Episode: Danger Close | The Fourth Option Podcast: Derek Benner
John Devine
Founder, Devine K9s; Rescue 22 Foundation (service and protection dogs for veterans)
Devine K9s; Rescue 22 Foundation
Episode: Danger Close | The Fourth Option Podcast: John Devine

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Jack Carr
Host of The Jack Carr Channel; drives conversations with veterans, authors, and experts.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 5.4k ratings
  • Jack Carr

    Amazing stories, I am only 14 but I will say your books and these stories are some of the BEST I have ever heard. Well and Vietnam and all the war stuff is my favorite, you bring it to life. Your books are some of my favorites that K have ever read. Thank so much for your service and what you are doing now: 🫡

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tyler”
    United States5 months ago
  • always a good listen.

    not knowing much about military in gerneral, I found a lot of these very interesting. learning about things from past from individuals experiences have made me think a lot more.

    Audible
    5
    David gump
    United States5 months ago
  • Great enthusiasm!!

    Really enjoy the interviews, Jack has had the opportunity to talk to great authors and so interesting digging into their processes. Do not know why this became 1 star when I pushed 5 stars???

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Billo1903
    Australia10 months ago
  • Book club

    Love the recommendation of books.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Williemoore11
    United Statesa year ago
  • One vet to another

    Just want to tell you , welcome home,

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tommy steam
    United Statesa year ago

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Danger Close | Ben Macintyre
Q: So narrative non-fiction, as I do it, these are historical stories. They are all true. Every word of them is sourced. I never put words in anybody's mouth. Could you describe what that is for listeners unfamiliar with your approach?
Narrative non-fiction is history told as a story, driven by a narrative arc rather than footnote-heavy scholarly detail. It relies on primary sources and careful sourcing, aims to entertain while staying true to events, and uses archival material and interviews to build a compelling, readable account.
Danger Close | David McCloskey
Q: Was there any concrete Saudi government involvement linked to the plot, and how does the Bayoumi case fit into the broader narrative?
The guest explains that while there were Saudi donors linked to Al-Qaeda and Saudis among the hijackers, official Saudi government involvement could not be established by the 9-11 Commission. The Bayoumi case illustrates complex cross-border connections and possible intelligence gaps, though it remains unclear whether state actors were directly complicit.
Danger Close | David McCloskey
Q: What role did flight-school indicators and instructor warnings play in identifying potential hijackers, and why did these signals not lead to intervention?
Flight instructors did flag suspicious behavior and questionable licenses, but the decentralized handling within agencies and the lack of a centralized warning system meant these concerns did not converge into a decisive action against the individuals involved.
Danger Close | David McCloskey
Q: Can you summarize the state of intelligence connectivity between agencies before 9-11 and whether better information sharing could have changed the outcome?
The guest explains that there was a significant disconnect between intelligence collection and law enforcement, with fragmented offices and limited integrated data systems, which impeded timely action. Even if critical signals had been shared, the lack of a ready-made, cross-agency response framework would still have posed major challenges to stopping the plot.
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Q: Was there ever consideration of turning Last Of The Breed into a film or TV series?
Yes, there were intense discussions and near-misses with multiple studios, including Columbia TriStar and Miramax, but ultimately the project stalled due to shifting industry priorities and the difficulty of aligning on a contemporary adaptation versus a period piece with the Cold War setting.

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What is The Jack Carr Channel about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A true-genre interview series that pairs veteran experience with in-depth conversations about real-world conflicts, defense gear, and the craft of storytelling. Episodes routinely feature military and security professionals, writers, and journalists who bring firsthand insights into modern warfare, counter-narcotics, border security, and elite operations, often tying these topics to books, films, or ongoing investigations. A standout thread is the blend of practical know-how with narrative storytelling, offering tactical context alongside broader cultural and historical perspectives. The format tends to lean toward robust, detail-rich discussions with a focus on authenticity, making it appealing to listeners who value credibility, technical... more

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4. Greg Lapin
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