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We are dudes playing dudes disguised as other dudes or something like that.   Listen along to Clark's comedic adventures as an Operator for the Navy SEALs, Private Contractor, and Police Officer and sprinkle in the craziness from Ryan G. living the Entrepurneual life.   Our journey has been full of serious and high-stress positions but we have always managed to find the Good Vibes. 

Good Vibes Podcast

The Good Vibes podcast is a free audio and video comedic and self-help podcast hosted by former Navy SEAL Clark Impastato and entrepreneur Ryan G. Listen to Clark's comedic adventures as an Operator for the Navy SEALs, Private Contractor, and Police Officer and sprinkle in the craziness from Ryan G. living the Entrepurneual life. 

History

The show launched on March 15, 2020, featuring Clark Impastato, who wanted to share his stories of military and law enforcement life but through the lens of being positive and silly. Clark Imapastato decided to elevate the show and reach out to friend Ryan G. Ryan G joined the show on August 1, 2020, and brings commentary along with his business background.

Format

The show features Clark and Ryan discussing things of interest or topics that they find relevant while inviting guests on periodically to share their stories and their good vibe attitude. Episodes are streamed via audio and YouTube

Jun 28, 2021

Clark and Ryan sit down with the "Birdman" a chat about the importance of pushing limits. Ryan “Birdman” Parrott, Author, Public Speaker, and Founder of two non-­profits benefiting Veterans and First Responders. Ryan enlisted in the Navy after watching the Twin Towers fall on 9/11, and Parrott served eight years as a U.S. Navy SEAL attached to Team SEVEN, completing three combat tours to Iraq before being assigned to Advanced Training Command as an Instructor. 

In 2005, while serving in Iraq, Ryan was riding atop a Humvee manning the gun turret in enemy territory, when his vehicle was hit by an improvised explosive device (IED), causing a flash fire and throwing him from the Humvee. Ryan regained composure with his face and arms burned, and witnessed his fellow team members suffer devastating burn and blast injuries. While Ryan’s burns were only first and second degree, his teammates suffered lifelong injuries.