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Vince Flynn

Vince Flynn

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Oct 26, 2026

Tom BarnardHOST
18:11
A couple of them have passed on, unfortunately.
Tom BarnardHOST
18:13
Vince Flynn died, and he was part of that group.
Tom BarnardHOST
18:15
We all kind of came together.
Tom BarnardHOST
18:17
Yeah,
Alex DekkerGUEST
45:34
Right.
Alex DekkerGUEST
45:35
Um, these, these thrillers, obviously the, the, the Vince Flynn series and the Vince Flynn estate now, and the guys that are writing it, Brad Thor, Jack Carr, Mark Greeney, all of these guys, um, they write, they write so well and they do it so well.
Alex DekkerGUEST
45:48
There is a point, um, where I really, I stopped reading this stuff cause you know, just my, my, my day-to-day job, uh, I didn't reading it to unwind was not, it was, they, they wrote, they write too well and they write too realistic.
Alex DekkerGUEST
46:01
And that's the highest compliment I can pay them where there was a period of time where I can't read this stuff to relax.
MikeHOST
46:28
You know, that's how we started the podcast.
MikeHOST
46:31
We were originally the Mitch rap podcast, went through the whole series, did hours of content reviewing each book.
MikeHOST
46:35
So Vince Flynn, you know, holds a place in our hearts as well.
MikeHOST
46:38
But, um, Alex, I think you keep chugging along.
Alex BarnardHOST
5:10
We
Tom BarnardHOST
5:10
go by this box every day on the block in Jude and all the rest of it, and I put a Vince Flynn book in there several months ago.
Tom BarnardHOST
5:20
It was in there for less than an hour.
Kathryn BarnardHOST
5:22
Yeah, well, it wasn't a signed one.
Jack CarrGUEST
19:43
know, I thought they were really, you know...
Jack CarrGUEST
19:45
Tinker Taylor was probably you know 10 years old at the time or whatever I mean some of the Flemings were older than that but I remember seeing those for so long seeing them and then finally be able to tip those from their perches and read those and then those were time machines for me from the 80s back to the 50s the 60s and 70s but yeah I was so fortunate to read all those all those masters back then and then find Stephen Hunter a little later and then read all his earlier work as well just just incredible and then kept reading my entire life and Some of the guys that I read a little later would be a Vince Flynn.
Jack CarrGUEST
20:16
So, I mean, just, just amazing too, but he left us far too, too early.
Jack CarrGUEST
20:21
Like she was still still with us writing today.
Jack CarrGUEST
20:34
But of course, the Tom Clancy's as well.
Jack CarrGUEST
20:36
And Tom Clancy, of course, is no longer with us either.
Jack CarrGUEST
20:39
And then finding Daniel Silva around the same time I found Vince Flynn, maybe a little earlier, a little earlier, but just fantastic.
Jack CarrGUEST
20:45
He was still writing today, who I think is fantastic.
Alex DekkerGUEST
18:28
There's books that stick with you for certain reasons, right? Yeah.
Alex DekkerGUEST
18:30
For thrillers, for example, I think Vince Flynn was my entrance into the thriller genre when I was a kid.
Alex DekkerGUEST
18:36
And Transfer of Power, I think, was, I read that and I was hooked.
Alex DekkerGUEST
18:39
I was in the series and it was Vince Flynn and Brad Thor and onto these guys, right? So that's a special place in my heart.
Alex DekkerGUEST
18:45
A book that I've loved since I was a kid is The Count of Monte Cristo.
Alex DekkerGUEST
18:49
I feel like it's done really well.
Eric P. BishopGUEST
24:55
Thank you.
Eric P. BishopGUEST
24:56
And I think we've probably talked about this in the previous time that was on too, is I didn't, I've read so much like the series growing up and like Clancy and then Vince Flynn.
Eric P. BishopGUEST
25:05
And, you know, I've read kind of those characters where, you know, on page one, you know, Mitch Rapp will also be on page 374 because they got a four book contract.
Eric P. BishopGUEST
25:17
Mitch might get blown up, thrown out of a plane, shot, all this.
Bruce CiskieHOST
1:40
Uh, involves a, a character named Mitch Rapp.
Bruce CiskieHOST
1:42
Uh, Vince Flynn started this, I forget what year.
Bruce CiskieHOST
1:47
Uh, there's been twenty some books in this series.
Bruce CiskieHOST
1:49
The latest-- Vince passed, uh, more than a decade ago, and, uh, Kyle Mills took on the series for a while.
Bruce CiskieHOST
2:05
It does take us back in time a little bit.
Bruce CiskieHOST
2:08
We explain the whys and, and all that, the mechanics of putting this together a-and being a part of, of this very popular series.
Bruce CiskieHOST
2:15
The, the Vince Flynn Mitch Rapp series has been going on now for more than two decades.
Bruce CiskieHOST
2:19
My conversation with Don Bentley.

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10 Thrillers Every Reacher Fan Should Read Next

Oct 15 · 2 Mentions

speaker_0HOST
22:52
It allows the reader to enjoy the massive globe-trotting resources of a government thriller while still indulging in the anti-authoritarian fantasy of a lone wolf who knows better than the generals and the politicians.
speaker_1HOST
23:04
And that same high stakes arena brings us to Transfer of Power by Vince Flynn.
speaker_0HOST
23:08
Ah, featuring Mitch Rapp.
speaker_0HOST
23:10
The article makes a very specific interesting choice here.
speaker_1HOST
23:21
It frequently takes an author a book or two to truly lock into the protagonist's voice and perfect the pacing.
speaker_0HOST
23:26
That makes sense.
speaker_1HOST
23:27
For Vince Flynn and Mitch Rapp, Transfer of Power is widely considered the moment the formula crystallized into perfection.
speaker_0HOST
23:33
The setup is incredibly audacious.
Bill BrodskyGUEST
1:02
Like Tom Clancy famously was an insurance salesman.
Bill BrodskyGUEST
1:05
Vince Flynn, who wrote the Mitch Rapp series.
Bill BrodskyGUEST
1:09
Mark Graney, who has the Court Gentry character.
Bill BrodskyGUEST
1:11
When I was growing up, I have read Ludlum and Clancy and Forsythe and just all of them.

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Karen BrodskyGUEST
13:34
Yeah.
Bill BrodskyGUEST
13:35
You know, it's been an incredible journey, right? So, you know, when we wrote the book, we have no history in this world.
Bill BrodskyGUEST
13:43
And then, you know, we got an agent from CAA and then Emily Bessler, who was the editor for Jack Carr and Vince Flynn and Brad Thorne.
Bill BrodskyGUEST
13:52
All of a sudden, Terry Hayes, Ian Pilgrim, you know, she becomes our editor, which is incredible.
Brian FreemanGUEST
48:09
Yeah
speaker_5UNKNOWN
48:09
... um, any, d- do you ever get together with other Minneapolis authors, uh, Vince Flynn, John Sandford?
Brian FreemanGUEST
48:16
Um, you know, I, um, I, I, I only met Vince once.
Brian FreemanGUEST
48:19
I never had a chance to meet John before he actually ca- he m- lives down here now, doesn't he? So-

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