The episode opens with Military Broadcast Radio's mission statement, thanking listeners and supporters before introducing the theme: how God changes us into better people through His Word.

A reflective poem follows, encouraging listeners to recognize how far they've come, even if they don't always see their own growth. The message is that others often notice our strength and perseverance before we do ourselves.

The main discussion challenges listeners to pause and examine their lives:

• Are we so busy chasing success that we've forgotten what truly matters?
• Where does God fit into our daily routines?
• Are we allowing the Holy Spirit to shape our character, not just our accomplishments?

The speaker emphasizes that God's goal isn't simply to make us successful—it is to make us more like Christ so others can see His love through us.

The episode then reads and reflects on Psalms 46–48:

• Psalm 46: God is our refuge and strength during life's storms. "Be still, and know that I am God."
• Psalm 47: A celebration of God's sovereignty and kingship over all nations.
• Psalm 48: A declaration of God's greatness, faithfulness, and everlasting guidance.

The closing message reminds listeners that God wants each of us to become the best version of ourselves, and His "love letters"—the Scriptures—show us how to grow and change. The episode ends with a prayer asking God to continue transforming our lives, followed by a brief Military Broadcast Radio TV promotional message.

July is almost over and that can only mean one thing: it's time to start planning for your Fantasy Football Draft so you can dominate your league. H.G. will run down some good strategies as well as doing a couple f mock drafts. Plus we'll discuss: World Cup finals and tournament as whole NBA summer league MLB post all star break Upcoming WNBA All-star break And we attempt the 82-0 challenge once more!

This week on Tracer Rounds, Terri Lynch welcomes Shelly Rood — Army Reserve Captain (Ret.), Detroit business owner, ordained minister, and creator of the Others Over Self® mindset. Shelly’s life mission is engaging leaders in meaningful conversation and helping them live lives of significance through mental performance training and service‑centered living. With 16 years as a Military Intelligence Professional and a growing community through Mission Ambition, Shelly is igniting a movement that puts the needs of others first and strengthens the communities we serve. Don’t miss this powerful, purpose‑driven conversation on Tracer Rounds — lighting up the stories that move the mission forward.

This episode focuses on an early prediction of the first 12-team College Football Playoff. The host emphasizes these are "pencil predictions, not permanent marker," acknowledging that injuries, upsets, and surprises will change things throughout the season.

The seven teams the host believes have the best chance to compete for a national title are:

• Ohio State
• Indiana
• Oregon
• Texas
• Georgia
• Notre Dame
• Miami

These teams were selected based on:

• Returning talent
• Coaching stability
• Recruiting and transfer portal success
• Recent program history
• Strength of roster and schedule

Teams expected to contend for playoff spots but viewed a tier below the title favorites include:

• Michigan
• USC
• Oklahoma
• Texas A&M
• LSU
• Ole Miss

The host believes the Big 12 and ACC will likely receive only one automatic playoff berth each, making conference championships critical.

Big 12 favorites:

• Texas Tech
• BYU

ACC favorites:

• Louisville
• SMU

Potential surprise playoff teams include:

• Arizona
• Utah
• Alabama

The host notes Alabama may still benefit from its national reputation if it finishes with multiple losses.

• Ohio State vs. Texas could shape the national title race early.
• Indiana is expected to remain a Big Ten contender under Curt Cignetti.
• Notre Dame has one of the easiest schedules among championship contenders.
• Georgia appears to have the easiest SEC schedule.
• Texas faces pressure after last season's disappointing start.
• USC and Lincoln Riley need a breakthrough season.
• Miami has a favorable ACC schedule and could make a deep playoff run.

The episode ends by inviting viewers to share their own playoff predictions and encouraging support for Military Broadcast Radio, highlighting its mission of giving veterans a voice. The host also thanks Gunfighter Beard Company for sponsoring the show and closes by encouraging viewers to like, share, and subscribe.

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In this inspiring episode of Carried Forward, host Shawna Nissen sits down with Dr. Travis Distel, Army combat veteran, and Dr. Rachel Distel to share an incredible journey of resilience, healing, and purpose. Travis reflects on his military service in Iraq and Afghanistan, the challenges of transitioning to civilian life, and how those experiences shaped his leadership. Rachel shares her deeply personal battle with chronic illness and how years of unanswered medical issues ultimately led them both to discover structural chiropractic care.

Together, they discuss how restoring the body's natural function transformed not only Rachel's health but also their lives, inspiring them to open Max Living Chiropractic in New Braunfels, Texas. Their conversation explores the connection between physical health, mindset, faith, community, and long-term wellness while encouraging veterans and civilians alike to seek hope, ask for help, and never stop pursuing healing.

If you've ever struggled with chronic pain, difficult transitions, or wondered how purpose can emerge from adversity, this episode is a powerful reminder that resilience is built one step at a time.

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Army combat veteran Dr. Travis Distel and Dr. Rachel Distel share their inspiring story of overcoming military transition, chronic illness, and personal adversity to build a life centered on healing, faith, and service. Learn how chiropractic care, resilience, and community helped transform their lives and why they continue helping others find hope through better health.

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Jack Hager, a Vietnam veteran, shared an honest account of his military service, struggles after returning home, and the path that ultimately led him to faith and ministry. He enlisted during the Vietnam era after growing up in an Army family, served in military intelligence in South Korea, Germany, and Vietnam, and witnessed firsthand the emotional toll of war and the difficult reception many Vietnam veterans received when they came home.

After leaving the Army, Jack became involved in drug trafficking and organized crime, eventually being arrested and sentenced to prison. While incarcerated, he experienced a life-changing Christian conversion that completely redirected his life. Following his release, he entered ministry, eventually dedicating decades to working with youth, military members, and prison populations.

Throughout the conversation, Jack emphasized several key themes:

• Personal responsibility is essential to healing and recovery.

• Mental health should never carry shame, and asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

• Faith played a central role in his own recovery, while recognizing that everyone needs support in different ways.

• Transparency saves lives. By openly discussing his failures, addictions, depression, and cancer diagnosis, he hopes others realize they are not alone.

• Veterans must continue supporting one another, regardless of generation, because many struggles are shared across eras of service.

The discussion also compared the experiences of Vietnam veterans and post-9/11 veterans, particularly the frustration of seeing sacrifices seemingly undone in Afghanistan. Jack and the host agreed that healing begins with honesty, accountability, and reaching out before problems become overwhelming.

Jack praised the VA healthcare system he has personally experienced in Missouri, crediting it with diagnosing both kidney failure and blood cancer early enough to begin treatment.

The interview concluded with encouragement for veterans and civilians alike:

• Don't suffer in silence.

• Reach out for help before you're overwhelmed.

• Be willing to help others.

• "Be the light in someone's dark."

Overall, the episode was a powerful conversation about redemption, resilience, faith, and the importance of giving veterans a voice. 

This episode is prerecorded - join Eva and Darrell as we discuss Genesis Chapter 48 and the correlation with moral injury healing and recovery. Eva ties in her personal performance expectations preparation and execution for the VA Golden Age Games and how Israel/Jacob had no expectations of ever seeing his son Joseph again. However, Joseph's expectations of blessings for his sons came with a surprise.

Former Australian Special Forces Commando, Afghanistan and East Timor veteran, and professional MMA fighter, Timothy Thomas, joins us for a powerful conversation on elite performance, resilience, and life beyond the battlefield. Tim shares his journey from military service and professional fighting to overcoming PTSD, rebuilding his life, and helping others optimize their mental and physical performance through breathwork, leadership, and purpose.

Today we are talking all things ACW INDYpendence day .This show was absolutely amazing no pun intended. Come smoke with us while we talk about this show. We will than be joined by Marc Alston creator of Select draw cutters and cup of smoke. Today he's going to be reviling his new invention. Grab a smoke and step into the ring with us.

What is it like to participate in baptisms for the dead inside a Mormon temple as a child? Tonight on Into the Weeds Podcast, we're joined by Culty Steph, who shares her firsthand experience growing up in the LDS Church and participating in one of Mormonism's most controversial religious practices: proxy baptisms for the dead. Joining us as guest host is Tony from The Hoosier Mind as we take a respectful, fact based look at this unique LDS ordinance and the debates that have surrounded it for decades. During this live discussion, we'll explore: Culty Steph's personal experiences participating in baptisms for the dead as a youth. What proxy baptisms are and why members of the LDS Church perform them. The controversy surrounding the proxy baptism of historical figures, including Anne Frank and others who were never members of the LDS Church. The LDS Church's teachings about agency, salvation for the dead, and why these practices have sparked debate among historians, religious scholars, Holocaust organizations, and former members. This is not a debate or an attack on anyone's faith. Our goal is to examine the history, doctrine, personal experiences, and public controversies surrounding one of the LDS Church's most discussed practices. Join us live, ask questions in the chat, and be part of the conversation. Guests: Culty Steph Tony from The Hoosier Mind If you enjoy thoughtful discussions about history, religion, and controversial topics, be sure to like, subscribe, and share. As always, go out and do something good to change the world for the better today.