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At certain points in our lives, the choices we make are driven, and are directly related, to our obligations. These commitments, to which we are bound either legally or morally, can define us, make or break us and will most definitely give us pause to figure out the priorities in our lives. Give us a watch and/or listen while we dissect this week's topic.

Despite the fact that not everyone is trained or educated in the study of anthropology, we all experience many different cultures in various and diverse ways. Culture can mean different things to different individuals. We invite and welcome you to partake in our conversation of this complex topic.

There is not a singular character trait more important to a service member in combat than the trait of courage. It is also not as easily transferred into our post-military lives as one would think. Please give us a look/listen as wwe discuss the topic for this week’s conversation.

One of the underlying reasons that can cause veterans to feel lost and adrift after separation or retirement from the military is the loss of direction. It can cause a destructive upheaval to one’s sense of purpose and mission. Please join us as we explore this subject and its effects on our subculture.

WE DID IT!! WE HAVE REACHED THE CENTURY MARK!! Join us as we look back and celebrate our favorite moments/memories from the first 100 episodes. We would be ever so humbled and grateful if you honored us with your presence.

For this week’s episode, we are going to talk about the subject of adaptability. Join us as we explain why this character trait is crucially important not only to the military and veteran communities, but to the civilian populace as well in the world as we know it right now.

Leadership is something almost everyone experiences, whether directly or indirectly, during the course of their life. Join us for our newest episode as we discuss the different styles of leadership and why it has such importance.

For our final episode of 2024, we are going off script to talk about the holidays. Minimal notes, no script… just straight off the cuff. Let’s see where the convo goes…

During the road of life, TRADITIONS are an integral part of our individual and collective journeys. For tonight’s fireside chat, we discuss how these are part of our everyday experience, and how some of them got started.

One of the worst emotions we feel as humans, both individually and collectively, is rejection. This can be even worse for veterans and first responders. If you would be so kind to do so, give our conversation a look and/or listen and give us your thoughts.