In this episode of The Roundtable: Where Heroes Talk, we sit down with John Rickard of Combat Warriors Nebraska. We talk about what life really looks like after service—and the challenges many veterans face. Hear how outdoor experiences are helping rebuild connection, purpose, and brotherhood. From powerful stories in the field to moments of real healing, this conversation goes beyond the surface. It’s a reminder that service doesn’t end—it evolves in new and meaningful ways. Hosted by Tom Lamog and Matthew Jones🎧 Watch now—and keep the conversation going, and keep honoring our heroes.

What does it really take to chase a career in country music—and stay true to who you are along the way? In this episode of The Roundtable: Where Heroes Talk, we sit down with Nathan Andrewson of Nathan Wade Country for an honest, down-to-earth conversation about the journey behind the music. Nathan shares: The real-life experiences that shape his songwriting, the challenges and rewards of life on the road, what keeps him grounded as an artist, how music connects people across all walks of life. This conversation goes beyond country music—it’s about purpose, persistence, and the stories that define us.

The Roundtable: Where Heroes Talk, hosted by Tom Lamog and Matthew Jones highlights meaningful conversations with veterans, first responders, and those who support and inspire them through music, storytelling, and community. www.herostock.org/podcast #herostock #whereheroestalk #singersongwriter #veteranstories

In this episode of The Roundtable: Where Heroes Talk, hosts Tom Lamog and Matt Jones sit down with U.S. Marine Corps veteran, author, and speaker Ryan Rogers for a powerful conversation about service, leadership, and the journey beyond the battlefield.

Ryan shares the experiences that shaped him—from growing up in southern Ohio to enlisting after the attacks of September 11, 2001. The discussion dives into his time as an infantry Squad Leader, his combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, and the realities of leading Marines in some of the most intense environments of the war.

Ryan also talks about writing his book Lions of Marjah, which began while he was deployed in Afghanistan, and the lessons he’s carried forward into advocacy, speaking, and helping others navigate their own challenges after military service.

This is an honest conversation about duty, brotherhood, resilience, and finding purpose after war.

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In this heartfelt episode of ***The Roundtable: Where Heroes Talk***, show hosts Tom Lamog and Matthew Jones sit down with singer-songwriter Briella Steiner and her father, USMC veteran and Herostock founder Jason Steiner for a powerful father-daughter conversation about service, music, and purpose. Briella shares the story behind her music and how growing up in a military family shaped her voice and mission, while Jason reflects on his Marine Corps service and the inspiration behind creating Herostock to honor veterans and strengthen the civilian-veteran connection. Together, they explore how faith, family, and music can bring healing and awareness to the challenges veterans face. It’s an inspiring look at legacy, patriotism, and how one family is using music and storytelling to serve those who served.🎶 #herostock #whereheroestalk #veteranstories

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In this powerful episode, we sit down with James C. Hastings, founder of Alaska’s Healing Hearts, for a raw and inspiring conversation about service, sacrifice, and the road to healing. James shares his military journey, the transition challenges so many veterans face, and how purpose-driven work in Alaska is helping restore hope and connection for those who have served. Hastings talks with show hosts Tom Lamog and Matthew Jones about resilience, community, faith, brotherhood, and the responsibility we carry to lift each other up long after the uniform comes off. This conversation isn’t just about surviving — it’s about rebuilding, leading, and serving again in a new way. 🔔 Subscribe for more real conversations that honor service and strengthen community. 👍 Like, comment, and share to help us reach more heroes.

Welcome to The Roundtable: Where Heroes Talk! In Episode 31, we sit down with singer-songwriter and festival organizer D.J. Bridwell to talk about the Trails of Tails Songwriter Festival in Deadwood, South Dakota. Hear how the festival supports independent artists and brings powerful storytelling through music to life. Subscribe for more inspiring interviews with musicians, veterans, and community leaders.

Nebraska country singer-songwriter Caleb Kenner joins The Roundtable Where Heroes Talk for an in-depth interview and live acoustic performances. In this episode, Caleb talks about his songwriting journey, small-town Nebraska roots, family influences, and the stories behind songs like “Back Then” and “Trouble Kids.” He shares how real life, fatherhood, and growing up rural shape his country music sound. Featuring honest conversation and original live music, this podcast episode is perfect for fans of independent country artists, singer-songwriters, and authentic Americana storytelling. Hosted by Tom Lamog and Matthew Jones for Herostock Nation Podcast. www.herostock.org

US Army veteran, author, and singer-songwriter Malachias Gaskin joins host Tom Lamog to share deeply personal stories from his book A Warrior’s Garden. Malachias reflects on growing up in Indiana and helping run his family’s business, the challenges he faced during enlistment, and the health struggles that reshaped his life. Through honest conversation, he explores how he found a path forward and developed healthy ways to cope and heal. Alongside his story, Malachias also shares three original songs, offering a powerful blend of conversation and music in this moving and inspiring episode.

Songwriter and Country Singer Anthony Segovia is our guest and talks openly about his upbringing by his Navy Corpsmen parents, his experiences in the US Marine Corps and his musical journey. Live performances include some of his original music. Hosted by Tom Lamog and Matthew Jones. www.anthonysegovia.com

Greg M. Atkin is the inventor of the Strum-n-Comfort Crossover thumb pick system created for guitarists. Comes in Three models: Shark Tooth Traditional, Super Hybrid and Kodiak and promotes increased speed, accuracy and confidence when playing while producing less muscle fatigue. Followed by US Army Veteran Chris Parks, owner of Smokin' Red White and Blue featuring a variety of products that puts the taste of smoked food at your fingertips in a matter of seconds! Seasonings include Smoked Salt, and SSPG Smoked Salt Pepper Garlic. New products include Ghast Up Ghost, Jumpin' Jalapeno, and a mix of both in the same bottle. With special guest appearance by Anthony Lujan, Herostock Secretary. Hosted by Tom Lamog and Matthew Jones.