The mission of Veteranology is simple: Help veterans leaving active service experience healthy and fulfilling transitions into the civilian world. This is done by interviewing veterans who have found success in their new life outside of the military, individuals who have created service organizations and non-profits that serve the veteran community, and professionals deeply integrated into the backdrop of veteran life, such as doctors, lawyers, and caseworkers.

Jay is a Marine Corps veteran from Illinois, currently living in Denver, CO.  He served with 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines as a machine gunner.  He left the service as a sergeant and attended Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, graduating with a BS in Economics.  A few months after graduating he led a project called Pax2Pax, a bicycle ride across the country in honor of Lance Corporal Johnny Strong, a marine who had been killed in Iraq on a patrol Knight was leading.  Knight’s team raised over $20,000 for charity.  He now hosts Veteranology, a podcast that serves veterans by sharing the stories of vets who have found healthy and fulfilling lives after leaving the service.

The Veteranology Web Site

Veteranology Facebook Page

Veteranology Episode 5: Russell Davies

Veteranology Episode 7: Dr. Craig Bryan

Veteranology Episode 13: Stop Soldier Suicide

Veteranology Episode 16: Curt Bean

Veteranology Episode 18: Redmond Ramos

In this episode, we sit down with Lawrence Richards founder of Reflections of Service where he combines old-world craftsmanship with modern technology to make custom high-quality memorabilia for you and your organization.

Welcome to Remove Before Flight where we help prepare Veterans to start, grow or scale a business. Every Sunday Kevin will share an interview with a successful business owner, or a service organization that can help you along your journey, when possible the interviewee will also be a veteran, or Remove Before Flight will feature a marketing training to help you make your business a success.  If you liked this episode please share it with your friends and family!

I've invited all the hosts of the CYPOV Podcast Network to join in as we share a quote we like and what that quote means to us!

This is the first episode of this Podcast Series about the Battle of Sadr City on April 4th, 2004. I will be interviewing those who were there so we can share our experiences and discuss the Miniseries on the National Geographic Channel "The Long Road Home"

My first guest is 2nd Platoon Leader "Rider Platoon" Sal Zuniga "Z"

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I am going to let Dan's Bio speak for itself:

"I'm Dan Dwyer and I am a 22-year U.S. Army veteran, who is passionate about fostering powerful conversations dedicated to the boots to business advancement of veteran entrepreneurs, and sharing their stories, experiences, successes, and challenges so that others can improve their business and personal lives.

Still today, 9 out of 10 startup business enterprises fail. In the case of our veteran entrepreneurs, I am committed to reversing this trend by exposing our veteran entrepreneurs to today's most inspiring veteran businessmen and women and providing fresh valuable content to improve their leadership and business acumen.

With over 25 years of experience in leadership and organizational development, strategic planning, building and leading high performing teams, retaining top-performing professionals, orchestrating multimillion-dollar operational budgets, and cultivating trusting relationships with team members, peers, and senior leaders alike, I blend a practical, results-driven approach, centered around powerful conversations, to guide veteran entrepreneurs and their organizations to be successful."

Dan and Bennett sit down and talk about Vet2Biz life which is Dan's website and podcast.

http://www.vet2bizlife.com

https://www.facebook.com/dandwyervet2bizlife

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dandwyervet2bizlife/

This week on Neophyte in the Woods, I'm joined by Jim Lacefield.  Jim has served 23 years in the Army National Guard - 6 in the infantry and the remainder in logistics.  He began his service as an enlisted man, but was commissioned in 2005 and has achieved the rank of Major.  He has two deployments to Iraq between 2003 and 2004 and 2009 and 2010.

Jim is, like me, a later-life hunter - Beginning in the fall of 2012 when an army buddy asked if his son would like to join in on a pheasant hunt.  Soon after, Jim was being begged to start hunting! The rest is history. He bagged his first Whitetail in the fall of 2014 and first Gobbler in 2017.  In between, he harvested many squirrels and helped his son shoot his first deer, too!

Nuclear war has a history that is as fascinating as it is scary. In this episode, we learn about the source of this destructive and powerful force that is harnessed from the Universe itself and can be the end of us all if we allow it to be misused.

Bryan Doerries is a Brooklyn-based writer, director, and translator, who currently serves as Artistic Director of Theater of War Productions. A self-described evangelist for classical literature and its relevance to our lives today, Doerries uses age-old approaches to help individuals and communities heal from trauma and loss.

Doerries is a proud graduate of Kenyon College and serves as a board member of the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers and Friends of the Young Writers Workshop. Among his awards, Doerries has received an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Kenyon College, and in March 2017, he was named Public Artist in Residence (PAIR) for the City of New York, a joint appointment with the New York City Department of Veterans’ Services and Department of Cultural Affairs. During this two-year residency, he will bring more than 60 Theater of War Productions projects to diverse communities across all five boroughs.