WWI may have ended in 1918, but for the American soldiers, known as the Michigan Polar Bears — the fighting did not. They battled the Russian Army in brutal arctic cold and the blood-stained snow. Author James Carl Nelson shares their story in his book, The Polar Bear Expedition: The Heroes of America's Forgotten Invasion of Russia.

Looking for love? This episode has something for everyone.  Libby Howe breaks down some "do's and don'ts" of Tinder.  We examine the military connection to America's make-out music master.  And our guest Ken Fisher, Chairman of the Fisher House Foundation talks about how the love they provide veterans and their families is getting two incredible new locations. 

He’s a veteran, a chef, an amputee and for a moment he was the most viral story on the Internet. We met Chef Maddog Tony Maggert and learned about General Colin Powell flat tire, his twisted sense of humor, his crazy career path in 3 military branches and his big plans to be the sausage king of the world!

Veterans Jesse Graham & Ryan Major talk inspiration, motivation, and kick-ass rugby before the Code of Honor Quad Rugby Tournament.  Libby Howe reports on the Taliban and Kaylah Jackson tells us how the Navy & Coast Guard tag-teamed for one of the biggest drug busts in history.

What did Google get wrong?  Vets are more than their MOS! We talked about Google's Superbowl ad with Scoutcomms' CEO, Fred Wellman, a vet who advises corporations like Home Depot on veteran recruitment; and Army veteran Duane France, a clinical mental health counselor, author, and host of the "Head Space and Timing" podcast.