After last weeks prerecorded All-Star Edition show, where we had our first ever Facebook Follower join us for the entire show, we are back LIVE this Friday (8pm-10pm EST). Join us as we go over the weeks hottest/coldest and best buy low fantasy baseball players. We also talk about a high drafted underperforming player and ask the question "does this guy really suck", while answering questions as they come in during the show. Fantasy playoffs are coming up quick and now's the time to make the moves that could put your team over the top. Follow us, bring a drink and join us!

This episode featured Jeremy Stalnecker, a Marine Corps veteran, author, minister, and CEO of a foundation dedicated to advocating for PTSD awareness and healing. Jeremy’s journey from military service to becoming a guiding light for veterans grappling with PTSD is both profound and enlightening.Jeremy’s early years were shaped by the influence of his father, a pastor, in a conservative Christian household. Despite expectations to follow in his father's footsteps, Jeremy was drawn to military service. His time in the Marine Corps, including deployments to Iraq and active duty in the Battle of Baghdad, became pivotal in shaping his perspective on service and sacrifice.Transitioning back to civilian life posed its own set of challenges for Jeremy, leading him to co-found Mighty Oaks, a faith-based organization aimed at offering hope and healing to combat veterans. This initiative underscores the importance of purpose and direction in the lives of those transitioning from military service.During their conversation, Travis and Jeremy highlighted several key themes and actionable insights:1. The Importance of Purpose and Direction: Jeremy emphasized how crucial it is for veterans to identify a new sense of purpose post-service. Setting clear goals and seeking support from communities and organizations tailored to veteran needs are vital steps in this journey.2. Addressing PTSD Through a Holistic Approach: They discussed the significance of adopting a holistic approach to PTSD treatment, combining clinical, psychological, and faith-based solutions. This includes exploring different therapies and integrating spiritual practices to foster healing and inner peace.3. The Power of Faith in Healing: Jeremy shared how faith has played a pivotal role in his personal journey and in the programs offered by Mighty Oaks. Reconnecting with one’s faith community and embracing spiritual activities are essential components of the healing process.4. Personal Responsibility and Moving Forward: Highlighting the importance of personal responsibility, Jeremy encouraged listeners to acknowledge their pain while committing to gradual steps towards growth and improvement. This proactive approach is key to breaking free from the cycle of trauma.Beyond veterans, Mighty Oaks is expanding its support to include first responders, recognizing their parallel challenges and extending the same holistic care model.For those interested in getting involved, Jeremy invites individuals to visit Mighty Oaks’ website (https://www.mightyoaksprograms.org/), where they can explore support options or contribute to the cause. By understanding these principles of purpose, holistic healing, faith, and personal responsibility, we can collectively support those who have served and continue to serve our communities.Thank and Semper Fidelis, Jeremy

Today we sit down with Counselor, Theologian, and State Guard Leader Matthew Rich. We will discuss his military service, his social work journey, and his interest in financial social work.

Listen in as we discuss the steps to file a claim with the VA for medical disability

Join The Dog Tag Diva as she welcomes Army Veteran Erica Liermann of Dub Fitness! They talk military service, life after the military, supporting each other and self-care!

Does Big Pharma pad the pockets of Department of Defense? H,mmm...is i redacted? MJ will be telling her story how she became disabled. Get ready for the SCYFY Novel straight out of Las Vegas. What happens in the deserts of Las Vegas stays there....UNTIL MJ CAME TO TOWN.

Description: On the episode aired Sunday, 7 July 2024, at 8 PM PT, The Farron Dozier Show delved into crucial topics surrounding men’s mental health with special guest Alain Emmanuel, LPC Therapist. Alain shared expert advice on self-awareness, vulnerability, emotional communication, self-forgiveness, and taking responsibility for one’s actions and behaviors.

We were also excited to feature Maiki Jackson, a Veteran and Basketball Player, in our “Trench Talk” segment. Maiki shared his inspiring journey from military service to chasing his basketball dreams. Additionally, Robert Lamar from “In the Zone” was on deck to contribute his insights, particularly touching on the importance of awareness in mental health.

In recognition of National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we highlighted the unique mental health challenges faced by racial and ethnic minority communities. Established in 2008, this observance aims to improve public awareness of mental health issues and promote access to mental health services for minority populations. First key aspect was:

1. Raising Awareness: Highlighting mental health disparities in minority communities.

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