Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet discusses the highs and lows he's experienced in his personal and professional life, and how he was able to lean on others to help support him through difficult times.

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Brandi Saunders talks about her time in the Air Force, her deployments in support of OEF and OIF, and how she successfully transitioned into a new career after leaving the military.

During her time in the military, Brandi served as a Critical Care Medical Technician. After leaving the military, she now works as a CPA at a national accounting firm. She is also helping work to ensure that other veterans have the same opportunities that she had by helping create a pipeline for recent veterans to transition into the accounting profession.

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Mike Liguori discusses how he dealt with his PTSD and a troubled relationship with his father. He learned to put the past behind him and focus on the road ahead.

He is the author of the book The Road Ahead and Miles Behind, where he outlines the journey he took with his father. That journey brought them closer together and ultimately healed their relationship.

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Brent Magnussen is a US Army veteran who served as a combat engineer. He is also a best-selling author, speaker, and sits on the board of the Resilient Warrior Foundation, which serves veterans and first responders who suffer from PTSD.

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Mike Lamonica is an Air Force veteran who serves on the Combat Control Foundation's Board of Directors. The Combat Control Foundation provides care and support to Combat Controllers, their families, and other members of the military community through its programs, or through partnerships with similar charitable organizations.

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Ashlee Leppert returns to the podcast to open up and share her healing journey after her career in the Coast Guard.

In this episode, we talk about the Coast Guard's work to help keep Americans safe at home. Everything from boating accidents and natural disasters to drug enforcement. Ashlee has participated in all of it during her career. This work made it even more critical for her to find effective ways to cope with the traumatic events that she encountered during her time in the Coast Guard.

Ashlee shares how her faith helped guide her through difficult times and how writing her book, The Hurricane Within, was not only therapeutic for her, but she also hopes it will help serve others who read it.

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Anthony Price is with the Gold Star Ride Foundation, whose mission is to actively support, comfort, and do the work that our fallen heroes would do if they hadn't fallen for all our freedom.

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Ellie Shefi discusses ways to help military family members hold down the home front while their spouses are deployed by providing easy-to-implement tools for resiliency and self-care.

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Sherry Walling, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist, speaker, podcaster, and entrepreneur. Her life's work is helping high-achieving people navigate painful and complex experiences. Her podcast, ZenFounder, has been called a "must listen" by both Forbes and Entrepreneur magazines and has been downloaded more than one million times.

In this episode, Dr. Walling discusses her new book Touching Two Worlds and how we can rediscover ourselves after losing a loved one.

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Most people believe serving others is a nice thing to do, but it doesn't really make much of a difference. David Crocker talks about how serving others not only makes our communities better places to live but also helps us get a handle on our own mental health.

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