Team Never Quit - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This is the first podcast that I’ve dived into and can’t turn it off. I’ll throw it while I’m working or driving. I am a disabled combat veteran and can relate to so many of the guests, stories and their struggles. It’s so motivating and inspirational to hear from all the guest. That’s why I love this podcast.
The reason why I decided to write a review (which I rarely do) is because of the episode I’m currently listening to, Air Force LTC Dan Rooney, hit me on a very personal level.
I had it playing in the background while sitting at my desk working. He mentioned the name of a soldier that inspired him to start Folds of Honor. CPL Brock Bucklin. It froze me up. I was deployed with CPL Bucklin. He was incredible person, soldier and friend.
I’ve lost a lot of brothers over there. What caught me off guard, was, I’ve rarely heard the names of my brothers said over across such a largely coveted platform of media. Especially 16 years later. And for it to be from a person who had no personal connection to him. More incredible is that that moment drove LTC Rooney to create such an incredible organization.

Thank you so much to all of you for everything all of you do.

This podcast makes me laugh but also picks me up when I’m down. It’s meant a lot to me as I deal with loss of my wife. It reinforces what we were taught back in battalion. Thanks guys!

I listen to a lot of podcast, and this is my all time favorite. Marcus and the crew make you feel part of the team , and a part of the show. I always listen every Wednesday and love listening to past episodes while I work in the shop or long trips. Truly inspiring and just gives you the motivation that you need daily and weekly a true never quit podcast. Thank you for your service, and keep up the good work. Thank you

I always find the TNQ podcasts encouraging. Life demands perspective and the TNQ team and their guests continuously provide a very positive and encouraging perspective. Life can be hard, even harsh, and the TNQ podcast never flinches away from that. But the human spirit is resilient, and I hear examples of that every time I listen to this podcast. Highly recommend.

I really enjoyed the first year plus of this podcast. The show used to include a guy that interrupted the interviews too much (while Marcus attempted to reign him in), but he left over a year ago. Now Marcus and his wife interrupt the interviewees far too often and the show lacks a cohesive flow. I’d really like to see Marcus host the show on his own to see if he can just guide the guest through worthwhile discussions because his guests are typically interesting. I’ll come back to the show in 6 months to see if there’s improvement.