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Hear from Jennifer Marshall, a Navy veteran turned actress known for her roles in Stranger Things and NCIS, among others. Learn about her military service, transition into acting, and relentless advocacy work, including her role as a Pinups for Vets ambassador and her brave battle with cancer. Tune in for advice on pursuing a career in entertainment and the importance of proactive healthcare for veterans.
00:00 Introduction to Jennifer Marshall
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Combat-wounded veteran Brian Fleming shares his journey from trauma to triumph, detailing how his experiences in Afghanistan shaped his mission to help others heal by sharing their stories.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
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Laura Reid shares her journey from overcoming a severe stutter to becoming an international speaker, public speaking coach, and best-selling author. Her insights on storytelling and public speaking empower veterans and professionals to share their stories effectively.
00:00 Introduction to Drive On Podcast
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Hear the story of Rodger Friedman, a son of a WWII veteran, who shines a light on his father's untold WWII stories and shares insights on preserving military legacies.
00:00 Introduction
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Hear from Shaan Patel, a recognized college and test prep expert who achieved a perfect SAT score. From his humble beginnings in a budget motel to creating Prep Expert, Shaan shares invaluable insights on college admissions, the significance of standardized tests, and leveraging military education benefits. Shaan elaborates on the revolutionary changes to the SAT and effective strategies to improve test scores, emphasizing discipline and life skills crucial for success. This episode sheds light on practical tips for students and military personnel aiming to maximize their education and career opportunities.
00:00 Introduction to Shaan Patel
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Explore the powerful narrative of a former Marine infantryman, Stew Blackwell, as he discusses his experiences in combat, his personal development journey, and the lasting impact of war. This episode provides a raw and candid view of military culture, leadership, and the emotional complexities surrounding 9/11 and the Global War on Terror.
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A deep dive into the mental health crisis among veterans and an alternative therapeutic approach using Dianetics with Chris Owens, Executive Director of the Restored Valor Project.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:03 Chris Owens' Background and Journey into Dianetics
01:43 Explaining Dianetics
05:57 Dianetics Techniques and Their Unique Aspects
28:16 Addressing the Reactive Mind and Engrams
36:24 Physical and Emotional Pain in Dianetics
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Dive into the unspoken traumas faced by veterans with USMC veteran Garret Biss. This episode sheds light on the often-overlooked psychological struggles that many veterans endure and explores ways to address and manage these invisible wounds. As a staunch advocate for veteran mental health, Garret shares his insights and personal experiences, offering hope and practical advice to veterans and their families.
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Join retired Air Force Colonel Neil Mullaney as he shares his journey from military service to becoming an advocate for veterans' mental health and wellness. Dive into his transformative experiences, leadership insights, and the incredible work being done by Heroes on the Water, an organization promoting therapeutic benefits through kayak fishing.
00:00 Introduction to Neil Mullaney
01:13 Background and Military Service
14:39 Challenges in Transitioning to Civilian Life
27:16 The Mission of Heroes on the Water
32:34 Two Program Structures
46:38 Final Thoughts and How to Get Involved
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This episode features George Hayworth, an Army veteran and founder of Elite Sentinel Coaching, who shares his journey from military service to becoming a successful coach. George provides insights into the challenges veterans face when transitioning to civilian life. He discusses the importance of brotherhood, leadership, and authentic masculinity in personal development. Learn how his 12-week program helps men build confidence, improve relationships, and achieve exponential growth in various aspects of their lives.
00:00 Introduction: Meet George Hayworth
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The podcast currently has 441 episodes available.