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Veteran health with teeth.
The Hard To Kill Podcast with Dave Morrow is built around veterans trying to get healthier, louder, and harder to ignore. Episodes move from nutrition, HRV, and gut health to mefloquine injury, Afghan interpreter advocacy, retreats, and testimony on veteran entrepreneurship.
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The Hard To Kill Podcast with Dave Morrow is a veteran-health and advocacy show with a hard edge. It talks about getting fit, but rarely treats fitness as only workouts. Food, gut health, HRV, supplements, training readiness, telehealth, trauma, and healing all sit inside the same larger argument: veterans need practical tools and stronger systems. The show’s health material can be granular. A workshop episode works through planning for 2026, using readiness data and self-assessment to help people stop pushing through exhaustion by habit. Another conversation turns nutrition into a question of daily capacity, family responsibility, and long-term recovery. The show is also comfortable outside standard clinical lanes. It covers BJJ retreats for military veterans and first responders, plant medicine consulting, and emergency birth education from Jessica Arno. That gives the feed a field-tested feel, sometimes messy but rarely abstract. The political side is just as prominent. David Moro’s testimony before a Veterans Affairs Canada standing committee frames veteran entrepreneurship as something to map, measure, and fund with evidence rather than slogans. Other episodes take on mefloquine poisoning, the treatment of Canadian Armed Forces veterans, and the campaign for Jess LaRochelle to receive the Victoria Cross. The show also widens into culture and unrest through conversations with Ritchie Sharratt. Its register is blunt, urgent, and skeptical of institutions. It can be promotional, but the promotion usually points back to veteran community, health programs, or visibility for veteran voices. The best moments come when personal injury, public policy, and practical recovery collide. This is not polished lifestyle audio. It is a combative service-community show for people who want health advice, hard conversations, and Canadian veteran issues in the same feed.
Made for: Best for veterans, first responders, military families, and service-community advocates who want direct talk about health, recovery, and accountability. It also fits listeners interested in Canadian veteran policy and unconventional healing paths.
What sets it apart: The show blends hands-on fitness and nutrition coaching with testimony, advocacy, and veteran-community politics. Its range runs from HRV and gut health to mefloquine injury, Afghan interpreter support, and Victoria Cross recognition campaigns.
The Hard To Kill Podcast is where warriors, rebels, and deep thinkers come to talk truth. Hosted by veteran, biochemist, and bestselling author Dave Morrow, this show dives headfirst into the hard conversations—about health, freedom, trauma, and the systems that fail us. From combat veterans to whistleblowers, rogue scientists to elite performers—if they’ve walked through hell and lived to talk about it, they’re here. No scripts. No fluff. Just real stories, brutal honesty, and the tools to make you harder to kill—mentally, physically, and spiritually.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Dave Morrow connects veteran health, fitness and institutional care through direct interviews and practical workshops grounded in lived experience.
Dave Morrow treats health as a practical problem shaped by military service. Interviews and workshop recordings move between hormone treatment, nutrition, fitness planning, brain injury and the effects attributed to mefloquine, with veteran experience supplying the questions and…
This is where your wellness notebook meets a Canadian veterans' grievance file, with the volume turned up.
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A practical veteran-health conversation that ties service, gut health, and daily habits together.
Dave Morrow and Anthony Canania open their first Burning Bear conversation with a practical focus on health and veteran community. Their shared history reaches back to the Military Influencer Conference, and Morrow frames the episode around his Biology of Service Symposium and…
A practical 2026 fitness workshop built around effort, recovery, and listening to readiness signals.
The episode starts 2026 in workshop mode, turning the familiar goal of getting healthy into something more practical. It frames the work through a mito mission plan, then brings in heart rate variability as a way to think about readiness for activity instead of treating progress…
A blunt look at mefloquine's damage and the veteran fight around it.
The Hard To Kill Podcast centers on mefloquine poisoning, the mass tort lawsuit against the Canadian government, and the unresolved fight Canadian Armed Forces veterans have faced with Veterans Affairs.
A forceful conversation about veteran identity, protection, and the urge to build something sturdier than silos.
Dave Morrow keeps the conversation broad, giving Richie Sharratt room to move from networks and protection to veteran identity, community building, and the case for sharing resources across silos.
A battlefield hero story that doubles as a test of how Canada honors sacrifice.
Jess LaRochelle is presented as a wartime figure whose story also presses on a larger question: how Canada chooses to recognize sacrifice. The account is most compelling when it stays with the hard facts of his stand against an entire platoon of Taliban while wounded, one-eyed,…
A hormone-and-recovery conversation that broadens into routines, health claims, and firm opinions.
The conversation moves from hormones and physical health into a blunt case for getting the body in order before much else can improve. It touches psilocybin, brain injury, heavy metal detox, deworming, and cutting back Wi-Fi and cell phone exposure, even down to turning the…
Practical coaching for leaner, stronger living.
Fitness thinking for a more deliberate life.
Practical fitness for real schedules.
Practical strength and nutrition without the gimmicks.
Real estate drive meets peptide Q&A.
A podcast host introduces the story of Jess Larochelle, a Canadian soldier who fought off Taliban with rockets, and discusses a campaign to award him the Victoria Cross.
An interview with Dr.
Dave Morrow uses this Burning Bear conversation with Anthony Canania to frame the Biology of Service Symposium on March 21, which he says is free to register for and includes replays.
Canadian veteran Dave Moro testifies before a parliamentary committee, offering to help map and measure the veteran entrepreneurship pipeline in Canada.
A veteran shares his experience at a BJJ and plant medicine retreat in Tulum for veterans and first responders, highlighting its healing benefits.
Dave Morrow, host of The Hard to Kill Podcast and founder of the Veterans Getting Fit AF community, runs a live 2026 planning workshop covering mitochondria, heart rate variability, and hormone health for veterans.
Jessica Arno, known as the combat midwife, discusses her experience delivering babies in extreme settings and her mission to teach out-of-hospital birth skills.
Dave Bona ties mefloquine to brainstem injury, tinnitus, and the "one in ten thousand" adverse-event estimate.
Dave Morrow speaks with UK veteran Richie Sharratt about PTSD, alcohol abuse, and the diagnosis that Richie says saved his life after alcohol poisoning.
Bruce Moncourt, a Canadian Armed Forces veteran of the Royal Canadian Regiment and Operation Medusa, makes the case that Jess LaRochelle's actions in Afghanistan deserve Canada's Victoria Cross.
Returning guest Anthony Canania joins The Hard To Kill Podcast about two years after his last appearance to explain why he abruptly shut down his Stoned Apes podcast and multiple businesses after an unsolicited buyout offer left him retired at 42.
An interview with Dr.
An interview with Tamara Lich, a Freedom Convoy organizer, discussing her trial and the implications for protest rights in Canada.
This episode features a conversation with Simon MacInnis, a supporter of the Hard to Kill community, discussing his faith journey and daily life.