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  <title>Veteran and Author Matt Gallagher Episode 578</title>
  <description>Stand Up is a daily podcast. I book,host,edit, post and promote new episodes with brilliant guests every day. Please subscribe now for as little as 5$&amp;amp;nbsp;and gain access to a community of over 800 awesome, curious, kind, funny, brilliant, generous souls Check out&amp;amp;nbsp;StandUpwithPete.com&amp;amp;nbsp;to learn more    My guest today is author and combat veteran of the Iraq war Matt Gallagher. He is just back from Ukraine where he trained them for possible combat &amp;amp;nbsp;  He wrote this for Esquire:  I'm a U.S. Vet. I Trained Ukrainians to Fight. &amp;amp;nbsp;        Matt Gallagher is the author of the novels  Empire City&amp;amp;nbsp;and&amp;amp;nbsp;Youngblood, a finalist for the Dayton Literary Peace Prize. His work has appeared in&amp;amp;nbsp;Esquire,&amp;amp;nbsp;ESPN,&amp;amp;nbsp;The New York Times,&amp;amp;nbsp;The Paris Review&amp;amp;nbsp;and&amp;amp;nbsp;Wired, among other places. He’s also the author of the Iraq war memoir&amp;amp;nbsp;Kaboom&amp;amp;nbsp;and coeditor of, and contributor to, the short fiction collection&amp;amp;nbsp;Fire &amp;amp;amp; Forget: Short Stories from the Long War.    In 2015, Gallagher was featured in&amp;amp;nbsp;Vanity Fair&amp;amp;nbsp;as one of the voices of a new generation of American war literature. In January 2017, Senator Elizabeth Warren read Matt’s&amp;amp;nbsp;Boston Globe&amp;amp;nbsp;op-ed “Trump Rejects the Muslims Who Helped Us” on the U.S. Senate Floor. Among other media, he’s appeared on&amp;amp;nbsp;CBS News Sunday Morning&amp;amp;nbsp;and NPR’s&amp;amp;nbsp;The Diane Rehm Show, and was interviewed at the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan by retired general David H. Petraeus. A graduate of Wake Forest and Columbia, Matt is a 2021-23 fellow with the Tulsa Artist Fellowship, based in Green Country, Oklahoma. He lives with his wife and sons in Tulsa, and works remotely as a writing instructor for New York University’s English Department’s Words After War, a workshop devoted to bringing veterans and civilians together to study conflict literature.&amp;amp;nbsp;  All things Jon Carroll&amp;amp;nbsp;  Follow and Support Pete Coe  Pete on YouTube  Pete&amp;amp;nbsp;on&amp;amp;nbsp;Twitter   Pete&amp;amp;nbsp;On&amp;amp;nbsp;Instagram   Pete&amp;amp;nbsp;Personal&amp;amp;nbsp;FB&amp;amp;nbsp;page    Stand&amp;amp;nbsp;Up&amp;amp;nbsp;with&amp;amp;nbsp;Pete&amp;amp;nbsp;FB&amp;amp;nbsp;page   </description>
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