FUBAR Files
FUBAR Files
Podcast Description
FUBAR Files is a raw, unfiltered, and unapologetically real podcast that pulls back the curtain on the unpredictable, absurd, and often downright hilarious realities of life in and out of uniform. Created and hosted by Afghanistan veteran and former Police officer Graham Trude, this show is more than just a platform—it's a safe haven where stories that are often too gritty, too honest, or too complex for the mainstream finally get their spotlight.Each episode features candid conversations with veterans, first responders, and frontline heroes from all walks of service. These are the men and women who’ve been through hell and back—and lived to tell the tale with a smirk, a scar, and a story you won’t forget.From chaotic callouts and combat-zone absurdities to emotional breakthroughs and behind-the-scenes truths, FUBAR Filescaptures the full spectrum of the service experience. There are no scripts, no filters, and no political correctness—just the raw human experience laid bare.
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The podcast focuses on the unpredictable and often humorous realities of life for veterans and first responders. Episode examples include discussions on chaotic callouts, absurd moments in combat, personal challenges post-service, and emotional breakthroughs that highlight the complex journey of those who have served.
FUBAR Files is a raw, unfiltered, and unapologetically real podcast that pulls back the curtain on the unpredictable, absurd, and often downright hilarious realities of life in and out of uniform. Created and hosted by Afghanistan veteran and former Police officer Graham Trude, this show is more than just a platform—it’s a safe haven where stories that are often too gritty, too honest, or too complex for the mainstream finally get their spotlight.
Each episode features candid conversations with veterans, first responders, and frontline heroes from all walks of service. These are the men and women who’ve been through hell and back—and lived to tell the tale with a smirk, a scar, and a story you won’t forget.
From chaotic callouts and combat-zone absurdities to emotional breakthroughs and behind-the-scenes truths, FUBAR Filescaptures the full spectrum of the service experience. There are no scripts, no filters, and no political correctness—just the raw human experience laid bare.
The untold story behind one of Canada’s most iconic songs — ”Sundown” by Gordon Lightfoot — and the wild tales from the legendary Festival Express tour. In this special episode, The Good Brothers sit down with FUBAR Files to share insider memories of Lightfoot’s summer affair that inspired Sundown, including the notorious night Cathy Smith got kicked out of the car.
But that’s just the start. Ride the rails with us as we go behind the scenes of the 1970 Festival Express — a cross-country rock 'n' roll train trip with The Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, The Band, and more. Sex, drugs, timeless music, and a whole lot of FUBAR moments you won’t hear anywhere else.
Canadian music history, unfiltered. Buckle up.
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