Welcome to the latest episode of our video podcast series, where we sit down with acclaimed knife maker Michael Peterson. In this episode, we delve into Michael's experiences on the History Channel's popular show, Forged in Fire, and explore his passion for the art of blacksmithing.

As the son of a Vietnam veteran, Michael also shares his insights into growing up with a parent who suffered from PTSD and how he believes blacksmithing can be a way to deal with mental traumas in a healthy way. This discussion is both informative and inspiring, as Michael offers valuable insights into how his craft has helped him cope with difficult experiences and find purpose in his life as well.

If you're interested in blacksmithing, mental health, or simply enjoy insightful conversations, then this episode is a must-watch. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button and turn on notifications to stay up-to-date with our latest content. Thanks for tuning in!

In This Episode We Cover:

• What it was like being on History Channel's Forged In Fire
• Where Michael learned the art of bladesmithing
• How bladesmithing may help with dealing with mental health traumas
• What it is like growing up the child of a veteran with PTSD
• Michaels advice for kids dealing with this now

Battle Buddy Podcast Guest Links:

https://www.mikesdamascusknives.com/

https://www.facebook.com/mikedknives/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDAmGR6HuiKNyy42WqXMNrQ

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https://linktr.ee/battlebuddypodcast

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