REAL ONES with Jon Bernthal - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I have followed VRV for a few years now— there is an empathy for vets deep in me after being a military spouse & meeting a lot of —at the time— current soldiers, vets while living in the military community. People need to hear his experience & how he succeeds with the trauma & does the work to try to heal from it.
I thank him for sharing such a personal part of himself & you for giving him the platform to share & your interview style is perfect, Jon.
The military has made strides to try to take care of these men & women who give/gave all but they still have a long way to go. People like you & Vinnie who talk about these types of tough subjects not to mention the suicide rate & YES!! focus on the vets who make it every day no matter how hard it was.

As a society, we need to provide better medical & mental health care to the people who go into these arenas to ensure our way of life continues.

Please, both of you—keep making these stories available & getting them heard.
Love & support.

This is an awesome podcast because Bernthal interviews authentic, real-world people. He's not interviewing boring celebs who live in fantasy worlds. There is, although, room for improvement. 1- Bernthal needs to introduce who he's interviewing, tell us who they are and how you know them. 2- The editing of the audio is awful. The sound is always way too quiet so then i have to turn up the volume, but if they get too close to the mic or start to yell, it gets way too loud. Whoever edits the audio needs to learn how to balance. I dont have this issue with any other podcast.

This podcast is great! The Rocco episode had me in tears, veteran stories reach down to my core.

The only thing I can suggest is the volume, need Bernthal’s mic to be louder.

Great podcast with amazing guests.
Jon's acting is top notch [cue Punisher, Shane, and The Pacific photo montage].
This podcast really lets you get to know him on a personal level and the guests are so different from what some of us would ever meet.
Thank you for keeping it real.