0115 - Former Delta Force Operator to Hunting Sex Traffickers | Jeff Tiegs

Together We Go

Greg Lapin

Society & Culture

4.9 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2023

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Jeff Tiegs, a retired Delta Force operator, draws on over 25 years of combat experience in U.S. Army Special Operations to combat sex trafficking. As the COO of Guardian Group and All Things Possible Ministries, he focuses on preventing and disrupting sex trafficking in the U.S. and restoring those affected by trauma. Jeff is also the President of Skull Games, a non-profit organization he founded, utilizing his expertise to identify and combat human traffickers globally. With a Master's Degree in National Security and Strategic Studies, Jeff's leadership spans combat zones in Panama, Iraq, and Afghanistan, contributing to his mission of building leaders, shedding light on darkness, and providing hope, healing, and freedom to survivors of trauma.

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0:00.0	Jeff, thanks for coming on the podcast man.
0:09.0	Dude, thanks to see on the podcast man.
0:12.6	Dude, thanks for having me.
0:13.8	It's good to see you.
0:14.8	I'm so proud of what you built.
0:16.2	I can only imagine the discipline it took to get here.
0:20.2	Love it.
0:20.8	Yeah, it's been a crazy rod. I think the last time we spoke was it like a hotel room in
0:26.9	Oregon? Yeah, I think you live you live there. I do. Yeah. Yeah and band's it outside of Ben? Yeah, yeah. I don't remember what we were doing it was it during the riots was it was it the Portland riots time frame? Something I think it I think it was tied around that because you were traveling around and kind of
0:43.7	doing stuff on that. Yeah, yeah. I think that's what it was. I think so. Yeah.
0:48.0	Since then you've been busy. You've been doing a lot lot I mean it's that's a general expectation
0:54.1	from you we're workaholics right we are like you know it's at some point you just
0:58.5	have to accept who you are warts and all hundred percent sorry honey. I'm back at work. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
1:03.7	Yeah.
1:04.7	Aren't you retired work? Yeah. Yeah. Work is life. When you look when you look at
1:12.2	your background well actually let's talk about your background first
1:15.3	because not a lot of people have context of your background and where you come from,
1:18.6	retired lieutenant colonel, SMU operator, very profound military experience, I would say.
1:25.0	We were at the unit at the same time together just in different levels.
1:31.0	I was in TSC guy and G-squater and you were a troop
1:35.4	commander and then worked your way up through the ranks. Let's talk about your
1:39.2	experiences in the military. Yeah, so I joined when I was 17 years old.
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