Honoring Hidden Heroes

In this month’s episode, we sit down with George Fuller, the founder and president of Ruck ‘N’ Run. This organization honors those who served, builds camaraderie, and connects the community through monthly missions and an annual ruck march event. We’re thrilled to spotlight such an amazing organization and we hope hearing more about Ruck ‘N’ Run encourages our listeners to get involved. 

In episode 13, we sit down with Major Roberto “Bobby” Reyes. 

Major Roberto Reyes works with law enforcement in Cumberland County, North Carolina.  He discusses his lengthy career as a law enforcement officer, especially regarding his passion for homicide investigation. 

Dive into this episode to take a closer look at the behind-the-scenes of homicide investigations from an industry professional.

On this episode we speak to Felicia and Andy Davis.  They represent Wish For Our Heroes and are giving back to an organization that one time gave to them.  We are excited to spotlight such an amazing organization and 2 equally amazing volunteers.

On this episode, we chat with Scott Burns.

Scott is a USMC Veteran and the founder of 7 Days For The Troops.   

7 Days For The Troops is a disabled Veteran founded organization committed to supporting Veterans and Veteran Organizations by raising funds to help fill the gaps and needs of disabled Veterans.  Their core values include honoring those that serve and standing in the gap to meet their needs.

On our 10th episode, we sit down and talk to Sheriff Ennis Wright.  

Sheriff Wright has been the Cumberland County, NC sheriff since January of 2017.

We enjoyed learning more about his career path and his vision for the department.

On this episode, we have a chance to speak to Chris Acker.  Chris is a US Navy Veteran who helps give back to less fortunate Veterans through his non profit Jeeps 4 Vets.  Chris is also a Mission 22 ambassador.  Through his efforts, he has been able to provide food, clothing and housing for Veterans and we really enjoyed hearing his story.

On this episode, we sit down with Chief Kemberle Braden.  He took over as Chief Of Police for the Fayetteville, NC police department in January of 2023.  Chief Braden started his career in Law Enforcement in the 1990's and truly understands the needs and challenges that Officers face.  He shares his vision and also shares the wisdom he has acquired through his career.  

On our 7th episode, we speak to Kimberly Franco.  During her 22nd year of service in the Army, Kimberly lost her brother to suicide.  Because of what she has been through and her kind heart, she eventually founded One Common Bond.  Through One Common Bond she provides grief support to those affected by sudden and tragic death. One Common Bond provides assistance, and resources from the initial time of loss, and continue to support during  the long-term grief journey.

On this episode we speak to Jill Green, executive director of the General Tommy Franks Leadership Institute and Museum.

General Franks was the CENTCOM commander during 9/11 and the War On Terror.

We truly enjoyed learning about all of the wonderful things the Institute is doing to include offering a leadership program for youth.

This episode touches on a very important topic within the Military Community.

You will hear the story of a Veteran who was on the brink of suicide.  You will also hear from his Wife who with the help of some organizations helped her husband come back from what he was going through.

We do want to state that nothing in this episode is meant to be medical advice or treatment advice.  The purpose is to share one couple's journey and what worked for them.