🎧 What really happens behind the mic at Homefront Harmony?In this special behind-the-scenes episode, host Stevie Dahl sits down with Robert Condol of Creative Collective Media to reflect on a full year of conversations with veterans, military spouses, and military families — and the powerful themes that continue to surface.Together, they unpack what life after service actually looks like, including:• The loss of identity many veterans face after leaving the military• How transition to civilian life impacts not just the service member, but the entire family• Why finances, purpose, and mental health are common challenges after separation• The role mentorship, planning, and community play in a successful transition• Why serving others often becomes the path back to meaning and fulfillmentStevie shares why guests feel safe opening up on this platform — often talking about fears and struggles they were once taught to keep quiet — and how hearing these stories helps others realize they’re not alone.This episode also highlights trusted resources for:• Career transitions for veterans and military spouses• Financial planning during and after separation• Mental health support and nonprofit organizations serving the military communityHomefront Harmony exists to make sure no veteran or military family feels invisible during the transition to civilian life.If you or someone you love is navigating life after service, this conversation is for you.🎙️ New episodes weekly⭐ Follow the show to stay connected💬 Know a resource we should feature? Reach out — we’re always listening🔗 Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeCareer & Employment Support• Military Spouse Employment Partnershiphttps://msepjobs.militaryonesource.mil• RecruitMilitaryhttps://recruitmilitary.comFamily & Community Support• Blue Star Familieshttps://bluestarfam.orgFinancial Guidance• Navy Federal Credit Unionhttps://navyfederal.org• First Commandhttps://firstcommand.comMental Health & Advocacy• One Life Organizationhttps://onelifefoundation.org• 22 Warriors Foundationhttps://22warriorsfoundation.org• Invisible Enemyhttps://invisibleenemy.org

Welcome back to Homefront Harmony! In this episode, host Stevie Dahl sits down with Andi Singer for a refreshing military spouse perspective—especially for anyone who’s new to military life and trying to understand the culture, the community, and the conversations you didn’t even know you needed to have.

Andi is a pediatrician with an already-established career and roots in Las Vegas, and she shares what it’s like entering the military world “late in the game” after marriage—learning rank culture, navigating acronyms, attending squadron events, and balancing two demanding careers in one home.

They talk about:

• How Andi met her Air Force pilot husband (yes—Bumble + “the military haircut” intuition 😄)

• What surprised her most about rank culture and base events• The real conversations couples should have early (like PCS/moving, careers, kids, and stability)

• Why the military community can feel uniquely welcoming—and how it creates instant belonging

• Building a life where both partners have intense schedules, late-night calls, and big responsibilities

• Andi’s journey becoming Mrs. Nevada, and what it taught her about confidence, service, and community

If you’re a new military spouse, a service member, or someone trying to better understand the military family experience, this episode is packed with perspective, laughter, and real-life takeaways.

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What happens when a U.S. Army veteran who started as a wheeled vehicle mechanic (and HR!) turns her transition story into a mission of mentorship, financial literacy, and servant leadership? In this episode, Stevie Dahl sits down with Brianna Augustin to talk about the real side of leaving the military—loss of identity, learning civilian life during COVID, rebuilding confidence, and finding the right mentors to move forward.Brianna shares how she went from real estate investing to financial planning with First Command, why trust is the biggest hurdle for many service members, and how financial education can be life-changing for military families—spouses and kids included. They also dig into the connection between money mindset and mental health, why “baby steps” matter, and how to stop feeling ashamed about not knowing what you weren’t taught.🎧 If you’re active duty, a veteran, or part of a military family—and you want practical encouragement, real talk, and a bigger-picture mindset—this one’s for you.👉 Check out resources and past episodes at HomefrontHarmony.org💬 If there’s a resource you need and don’t see on the site, tell the team and they’ll add it.#HomefrontHarmony #StevieDahl #BriannaAugustin #VeteranPodcast #MilitaryTransition #ArmyVeteran #MilitaryFamilies #FinancialLiteracy #FinancialPlanning #FirstCommand #TSP #ThriftSavingsPlan #SGI #MilitaryBenefits #MentalHealthMatters #ServantLeadership #VeteranResources #MilitaryCommunity #LifeAfterService #VeteranSupport

In this powerful episode of Homefront Harmony, Stevie Dahl sits down with Dave Crete, a U.S. Air Force veteran, real estate broker, and the founder of The Invisible Enemy — an advocacy organization fighting for recognition, accountability, and support for veterans and families impacted by toxic exposure connected to service on the Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR).Dave shares his journey from serving as an Air Force Security Policeman to transitioning into civilian life, entrepreneurship, and ultimately becoming a relentless voice for a community of veterans who feel unseen and unheard. What began as a reunion conversation about unexplained tumors turned into years of research, a 501(c)(3), and a national movement pushing for real answers — and real help.This episode is about more than policy. It’s about people. It’s about the unseen costs of service, the weight of secrecy, the long-term health impacts, and why veterans often struggle to ask for help — even when they need it most.Learn more + get involved with The Invisible Enemy:🌐 theinvisibleenemy.org📧 [email protected]📱 Find “The Invisible Enemy” on social mediaFollow Homefront Harmony & stay connected:✅ HomefrontHarmony.org✅ Like • Share • Subscribe • Follow#HomefrontHarmony #VeteranAdvocacy #AirForceVeteran #ToxicExposure #MilitaryFamilies #VeteransBenefits #Nevada #LasVegas #InvisibleEnemy

On this episode of Homefront Harmony, host Stevie Dahl sits down with David Lonergan, a Marine Corps veteran whose journey from Iraq to Las Vegas, from burnout and alcohol dependence to purpose-driven fitness coach, is as real as it gets. 🇺🇸David shares what eight years in the Marines taught him about leadership, identity, and brotherhood—and what happened when the uniform came off and civilian life didn’t feel anything like “freedom.” From losing his sense of self, battling sleepless nights and anxiety, and numbing with drinking… to a turning point in 2020 that sparked a complete mindset, movement, and nutrition transformation.Now, through Triple Threat Transformation in Las Vegas, David is helping veterans and civilians alike rewrite their stories, rebuild their health, and learn to believe in themselves again. He also opens up about his heart for 300+ lb veterans, his vision for a nonprofit, and why giving yourself grace is just as important as discipline.If you’re a veteran, military spouse, family member, or supporter, this conversation is for you. 💛🔗 Learn more:Homefront Harmony: homefrontharmony.orgTriple Threat Transformation: triplethreattransformation.com👉 Don’t forget to like, follow, subscribe, and share this episode with someone in the military community who needs to hear they’re not alone.

Retirement isn’t the finish line—it’s the next mission. 💫In this episode of Homefront Harmony, host Stevie Dahl welcomes back one of our all-time favorite guests, Purple Heart recipient and Army veteran Brian Jenson, to talk about what life looks like after more than two decades in uniform. From combat deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan to executive protection, DJing, and figuring out “what’s next,” Brian opens up about identity, purpose, mental health, fitness, and the power of planning and giving yourself grace in the transition.We also honor the unseen service of military spouses like his wife, Maggie, and talk about financial planning, holiday downtime, and why community matters so much for veterans and their families. 🇺🇸🎧 Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, or at HomefrontHarmony.org

In this inspiring episode, Stevie Dahl welcomes D’Kota Brodie, an Army National Guard service member (nearly 11 years and counting) and Las Vegas real estate pro, to talk about purpose, transition, and building wealth the smart way. D’Kota shares how a family setback and a love for basketball led her to the Guard, how she navigated active-duty life, toxic leadership, and a tough financial/mental-health transition, and why educating fellow service members on the power of the VA loan became her calling. From culture-rich travel and the tight bond of the military community to single-mom grit and launching her own team, D’Kota opens up about resilience, empathy, and helping soldiers turn benefits into long-term stability.If you’re a veteran, Guard/Reserve, first responder, or military spouse thinking about homeownership, VA loans, or life after service, this conversation is packed with perspective, practical tips, and heart.Explore more resources:🌐 HomefrontHarmony.org — If we don’t have a resource you need, message us and we’ll find it.If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out. You are not alone.👍 Like and 🔔 follow Homefront Harmony on YouTube/Spotify. Share this episode to support our military community and spread the word about VA loan education and post-service success.

In this powerful episode, host Stevie Dahl sits down with the incredible team behind QRFup — Ram, Amelia, Cynthia, and James — for a raw and inspiring conversation about mental health, suicide prevention, and the power of peer support among veterans and first responders. Together, they share deeply personal stories of loss, healing, and purpose. Ram opens up about the tragedy that inspired him to create the QRFup app, a free resource that offers instant peer-to-peer crisis support for those in need. Amelia shares her journey through grief and how finding meaning helped her heal. James discusses his holistic approach to PTSD recovery, focusing on mental, physical, and spiritual wellness. Cynthia reflects on the importance of family, service, and the ongoing need for community connection.QRFup is more than just an app—it’s a lifeline. Available for free on both the Apple App Store and Google Play, it connects military veterans, first responders, and their families with trained peers and therapists in moments of crisis, even without cell service. The mission is not just to help people survive, but to help them thrive through compassion, understanding, and support.If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out. You are not alone. Visit www.qrfup.org to learn more or download the app today.Make sure to follow Homefront Harmony for more heartfelt conversations that celebrate resilience, healing, and the power of community. Like, comment, and share to help spread awareness during Suicide Prevention Month and beyond.

In this episode of Homefront Harmony, host Stevie Dahl sits down with Ali Borja, a U.S. Air Force veteran and reservist on the verge of retirement, to talk about her inspiring journey from military life to the world of filmmaking. After serving 14 years on active duty and years in law enforcement, Ali found her new purpose in creativity, eventually launching the Desert Waves Film Festival in Las Vegas.Ali opens up about the challenges of transitioning from service to civilian life, how her military training shaped her ability to organize large-scale events, and why community and creativity are vital for veterans. She also shares exciting details about the upcoming Desert Waves Film Festival, including screenings, filmmaker meet-and-greets, and opportunities for local talent to shine.This is a powerful conversation about resilience, reinvention, and the freedom to create a new path after service.

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In this powerful conversation, host Stevie Dahl sits down with Army veteran Josh Miller to share his journey from service to civilian life. Josh opens up about his six years in the Army, including two deployments to Iraq as a bridge crew member, and the unique challenges of transitioning back home.From the discipline and structure the military instilled in him, to the struggles of family life, addiction, and navigating divorce, Josh’s story is both raw and inspiring. He talks about becoming a single father, finding purpose in running ultramarathons, and eventually returning to his family business, where he continues to build a new chapter of life.This episode explores why Josh chose the Army, what his experiences in Iraq were like, and how military family life required immense sacrifice. It also looks at the struggles of transitioning after service, including the toll of addiction and divorce, and how fitness and running became tools for healing. Ultimately, Josh shares how he rebuilt his life, his family, and his career with resilience and determination.If you’ve ever wondered what life looks like for veterans after the uniform, or how perseverance shapes the path forward, this conversation is a must-listen.✨ Don’t forget to like, share, and follow for more veteran stories and conversations that matter.