Jeff Adamec, Hosts this introduction episode for a limited series podcast on the history and men of Easy Company, 2nd Battalion, or the 101st Airborne Division during the epic battles of World War 2. We talk about the history of the Paratrooper and the book and series production, Dale Dye joins to speak about the 2-week boot camp he conducted before filming began

In the tenth episode of this Podcast Series about the Battle of Sadr City on April 4th, 2004, I sat down with Specialist Stephen Ellis. Assigned to HHC 2-5 CAV, SPC Ellis worked in the Battalion TOC (Tactical Operations Center) Lancer Mike. Military TOC's are the nerve centers of the battlefield, the Command and Control Centers where operation plans and decisions are made. This is also the hub of communication and the callsign you call when you are outside the wire and need help!

We all take away our own stories from our time in Iraq. We have little memories mementos and things that take us back to that time on the ground. In many ways, a lot if not all of us lost a piece of our innocence. Sometimes we lose that innocence behind the mic, hearing your brothers on the other end in desperate need of help with little you can personally do to help other than your job manning that mic.

Hope you enjoy this series about 04-04-04

-"Shoot 'Em In The Face"

Happy New Year!

On this first episode of 2018, I'm joined by Stan Lake of Catching Creation.  Stan is a Veteran of North Carolina's Army National Guard and a lover of all things that creep, crawl, and have scales.  He's the host and one of the creative forces behind the YouTube channel "Catching Creation" which documents his adventures in herpin' - That is to say, exploring the natural world looking for and learning about reptiles, amphibians, spiders and their ilk - and conservation.

In this episode, Stan and I discuss at length issues facing conservation and the importance of properly understanding the place critters have in the natural world - and the modern "civilized" world.

Julia Dye has been a part of WarriorsINC the Dale Dye visionary consulting company for Hollywood for a long time she is known for her Ph.D. in Military History, acting as seen in films like Starship Troopers and Galaxy Quest, and as an award-winning author. She joins Jeff to introduce and discuss her new novel about a Military Family during deployments from the dependant's point of view. Through My Daughters Eyes is an authentic and well-written story all veterans should fr=ead to educate the deployment from a place they are blind to.

In this episode, Duane looks back on 2017, shares how he changes the way he sees the past, and looks forward to 2018

In this Year-End special episode, Bennett Tanton and Eddie Lazzari talk about 2017 as they share their recap of the year and then they talk about their predictions for 2018.

Happy New-Years all! Here's to a great 2017, and an even better 2018!

Bennett and Eddie look back on over 190 episodes released in 2017 and pick 3 each of their favorites.

In this episode, Duane and Bennett Tanton, co-host of the Change Your POV Podcast Network flagship show, talk about the Veteran Mental Health Boot Camp Series, the impact that it has had, and where to go from here.

Dr. Weber enlisted in the infantry in 1989, advancing from private to now a retired LTC after 27 years in uniform for the Army. He has served many operational units (4th ID, 101st, 25th ID, 225 Avn Regiment, and 13th MP company in Vincenza, Italy), and deployed to Iraq with the 1st Cavalry Division. With mentorship and guidance, he was accepted and graduated from the United States Military Academy (USMA) at West Point in 1995, commissioning in the Medical Service Corps.

Dr. Weber is also the President of the non-profit Colorado Veterans Health and Wellness Agency.