Home Bound Veteran

We know you've all missed us and we've missed you so enjoy this update from the HBV crew. Stand by for some great new content coming soon. If you like the music we're using in our podcasts then go check out Parallel Stereo on Spotify now! Thanks to the PS crew for letting us enhance our content with theirs.

In this episode we learn how Trails of Purpose's founder, Kayla Arestivo, turned tragedy into a life of purpose serving veterans who she can relate to. Although Kayla didn't serve in the military, she knows what it means to lose a loved one and deal with trauma. Her story of healing and service resonates through the lives of the veterans she serves utilizing equine assisted therapy.

Very rarely do any of us appreciate or value a struggle, especially while in the thick of it. But, more often than not, the person that rises out of the ashes is better equipped to endure, persevere and thrive in life. This process is illustrated in Bobby Herrera's life and book, The Gift of Struggle. In this podcast we talk with Bobby about how embracing struggle has produced successful outcomes both in his personal and professional lives.

Meghan Ogilvie and her team at Dog Tag Bakery are helping service members, family members of veterans, and caregivers transition successfully from the military to a civilian career. Their five month long program exists conspicuously upstairs from their bakery located in Georgetown. The next time you're in DC and looking for an amazing cup of coffee and a pastry, AND you want to support a veteran, head on over to DTB!! Until then, take a listen to this episode. Enjoy!

Daniel and Wendy Gade share a little different transition story than you may be used to if you've listened to our podcast before. After Daniel was seriously wounded in combat in Iraq he and Wendy had to learn how to adjust to their new normal in the recovery phase and afterwards.

In this third episode of Season 3 we talk with Dr. Daniel Libby who founded the Veterans Yoga Project. You will seriously add years to your life by listening to this episode! Listen, like, and share this episode with all of your friends and family.

In this second episode of our third season, we talk with Ryan Manion about the pivot her life took when her brother, Travis was killed in combat. She is currently serving as the President of the foundation carrying on the memory of her brother, The Travis Manion Foundation and is co-author of the book, "The Knock at the Door". In this podcast learn how Ryan and co-authors, Amy Looney and Heather Kelly learned to carry on after loosing a loved one on the battlefield.

After WWII nearly 50% of the returning veterans became entrepreneurs. Currently that statistic is drastically lower and after listening to Clay and Jaden's story about starting Family Proud you may understand why. These two veterans describe the blood, sweat, and tears that they've put in to building their company. Do you have what it takes?

This is the final part of our 3-part series about the 388 acre of land donated back in the 1800's to be used by the federal government to house veterans. This is also the last episode of Season 2 so enjoy and get ready for Season 3!

This is part 2 of our series with Dan Garcia, now the CEO of Vets Advocacy leading the charge in the redevelopment of 388 acres in West LA in order to house veterans who are in need of some stability and community. If you haven't listened to part 1, make sure you check that episode out as well. Thanks for tuning in and please rate our podcast!