Episode 3 of The Other Side of Service brings together four guests whose work shows how service continues long after military life.

Adrian Bambini joins the show to talk about his work connected to the Kentucky Veterans Hall of Fame, highlighting a simple but powerful way communities recognize and support veterans in everyday life.

Marine veteran Matt Ralph stops by to discuss the Honor Flight Bluegrass Region, focusing on what the experience means to veterans, the people who make it happen, and why those who may be unsure shouldn’t let the unknown hold them back.

Tyler Goad, a veteran and JROTC instructor at Daviess County High School, shares insight into leadership, mentorship, and why veterans often feel called to stay involved in their communities and help shape the next generation.

We close with Misty and Rick Baker, who work with Veterans Empowered Together and the Bridges Program, offering a look into equine-assisted therapy and how it supports veterans in a calm, pressure-free way.

This episode highlights one powerful idea:
Service doesn’t stop — it takes new forms.

• Kentucky Veterans Hall of Fame
  https://www.kyveterans.org/history-Hall%20of%20Fame

• Honor Flight Bluegrass Region
  https://www.honorflightbluegrass.org

• Bridges Program – Equine Therapy
  https://thebridgesprogram.com

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