Charles Cobbertt Jr. is a 26-year U.S. Air Force veteran and retired First Sergeant who enjoyed a 20-year career as a Principal Engineer at Verizon. Now living in Columbus, Ohio, Charles has fully embraced retirement, launching three YouTube channels covering firearms, outdoor adventures, and his Polaris Slingshot. Whether kayaking Ohio’s rivers, riding through town, or reviewing gear on Retired First Shirt, Charles is proving that 60 is just a new beginning.

In the show, Charles talks with Brian about his early years in Orange, New Jersey, his musical talents, his brief stint in college before he ran out of money, and his career in the Air Force that took him to many places around the world to serve our country and as well to play football. Charles also talks about his hip and shoulder surgeries, life after 60, and advice he would give his 20-something-year-old self. Today, he enjoys living in Columbus, Ohio. And loving being able to pick and choose his schedule. Charles has been a New York Giants season ticket holder for 14 years. You can find Charles on YouTube at the links below:

Retired First Shirt - YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/@RetiredFirstShirt

Cobbertt Outdoors - YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/@Cobberttoudoors

Bike-n-Brothers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQJni0SmPzo

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In episode 13, Brian continues his conversation with his college friend for over 40 years, Heather Mitchell, who played on George Washington's Women's Basketball team while he played on the men's team.

Heather is a trailblazing producer, creative director, and lifelong storyteller whose career has spanned iconic sports networks and international stages.

Heather moved to Fairfield from Bridgeport, Connecticut, at age 11 and later graduated from Roger Ludlowe High School. She went on to attend George Washington University (go Colonials!), where she walked on to the women’s basketball team and eventually became co-captain—an experience that laid the foundation for her future in media and leadership.

Heather began her media journey as an intern at WRC-TV for The George Michael Sports Machine. She eventually landed at Major League Baseball Productions, where she spent 16 years working from logger to senior producer. Highlights of her MLB career include:

· A one-on-one interview with President Bill Clinton

· Producing and editing a Jackie Robinson documentary that premiered at the Apollo Theater

· Serving as Producer/Editor for This Week In Baseball with Mel Allen

· On-location producing and editing for multiple World Series Films

For the past 22 years, Heather has served as a Creative Director at WWE. Her work has taken her around the globe, producing projects in China, Iraq, Rwanda, Australia, and beyond. She directed Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on various locations for the network special Once In A Lifetime and co-directed and edited Women's Evolution, a documentary tracing the powerful history of women in WWE. She also directed WWE Champion Kofi Kingston in the Ghana-based documentary Year of Return.

Heather is currently working on telling the story of her grandparents who were married for over 80 years.

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In episode 12, Brian speaks with a college friend for over 40 years, Heather Mitchell, who played on George Washington's Women's Basketball team while he played on the men's team.

Heather is a trailblazing producer, creative director, and lifelong storyteller whose career has spanned iconic sports networks and international stages.

Heather moved to Fairfield from Bridgeport, Connecticut, at age 11 and later graduated from Roger Ludlowe High School. She went on to attend George Washington University (go Colonials!), where she walked on to the women’s basketball team and eventually became co-captain—an experience that laid the foundation for her future in media and leadership.

Heather began her media journey as an intern at WRC-TV for The George Michael Sports Machine. She eventually landed at Major League Baseball Productions, where she spent 16 years working from logger to senior producer. Highlights of her MLB career include:

• A one-on-one interview with President Bill Clinton
• Producing and editing a Jackie Robinson documentary that premiered at the Apollo Theater
• Serving as Producer/Editor for This Week In Baseball with Mel Allen
• On-location producing and editing for multiple World Series Films

For the past 22 years, Heather has served as a Creative Director at WWE. Her work has taken her around the globe, producing projects in China, Iraq, Rwanda, Australia, and beyond. She directed Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on various locations for the network special Once In A Lifetime and co-directed and edited Women's Evolution, a documentary tracing the powerful history of women in WWE. She also directed WWE Champion Kofi Kingston in the Ghana-based documentary Year of Return.

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