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GRP 130-Great deeds are usually wrought at great risks: From the south Bronx to the US Navy SEAL Teams Remi Adelake

 

On for this episode is author and former U.S Navy SEAL Remi Adelake. Remi has a unique story growing up in Nigeria. Shortly after his father passed away his mother moved him and his brother back to the Bronx. Growing up poor and in a violent section of NYC he learned the ways of the streets at an early age. It wasn’t until years later where he was working undercover as a SEAL that he realized some of those tough lessons learned in the South Bronx helped him stay alive in combat.

 Since making his transition out of the Navy Remi has worked in Hollywood as an actor and has published his first novelTransformed: A Navy SEAL’s Unlikely Journey from the Throne of Africa, to the Streets of the Bronx, to Defying All Odds. We discussed many topics to include the unconventional warfare approach, how it’s been successful in combat, and how it can be applied to fixing broken communities within the United States. Enjoy

 

 0:00-Intro to Remi’s early life in Nigeria before moving to the Bronx

 

28:00-Becoming a HUMINT (Human Intelligence) Operator for the SEAL Teams 

 

48:55-The unconventional approach

 

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