On this powerful episode of Motivated Mindset with Jose Flores, we dive into RESILIENCE THROUGH REINVENTION, how we rebuild identity after major life transitions, with Dr. Michelle Pacheco-Turner, U.S. Army Veteran, Organizational Psychologist, and founder of Reset & Rise Consulting. Dr. Turner breaks down what happens when the uniform comes off, the title changes, or life forces a reset—and how leaders, veterans, and high performers can reclaim purpose, clarity, and direction after disruption. Drawing from military leadership, psychology, mindfulness, and AI-driven strategy, she shares how to reinvent without losing your core identity. This conversation is for anyone navigating transition, military to civilian life, career shifts, personal loss, or redefining success—and ready to rise with intention, resilience, and faith. Subscribe to Motivated Mindset with Jose Flores for conversations on mindset, leadership, resilience, and purpose.

Coming to us from Canada is David Morrow who has a mission to help 100k veterans lose 2 million pounds! He returned from Afghanistan injured and without a clear sense of direction and fell back on my education and launched into a teaching career he hated. He neglected a back injury and became incapable of lifting up his newborn son. At Unaware that he was also suffering from PTSD and his life was spinning out of control. He had to make a change. What he learned is that together, we can make a difference.

The secret to success isn't 'finding' more time; it's 'making' time for what matters by managing it with intention. Learn to align your hardest tasks with your 'Peak Hours' and use Time-Tracking Apps to audit where your hours actually go. Take control of your calendar! #TimeManagement #PeakHours #TimeBlocking

In this deeply personal episode, we talk about something many people silently struggle with: purpose.
Through life transitions, mental health battles, faith, and reflection, this conversation explores the truth that even in our darkest moments, our lives still matter.

This episode touches on:
• Mental health and emotional endurance
• Faith, prayer, and healing
• Feeling unwanted — and finding meaning anyway
• Why your presence in this world creates ripples you may never see

If you’ve ever felt tired, lost, or questioned why you’re still here — this one is for you.
You are not alone. Your life has a divine purpose.

🎧 Listen now on Military Broadcast Radio
#MentalHealth #Veterans #Faith #Purpose #Healing #YouMatter #MBRTalk

Order, Authority, and the Punishment for DisobedienceOPENING MONOLOGUE – Everyone Lives by a Code (5 minutes)Every environment that survives has a code.The military has one.The streets have one.God has one.A code tells you:• Who’s in charge• What’s expected• And what happens when you violate itThe lie people believe is that they’re free because they don’t follow rules.But the truth is this:You’re never free from a code—you’re only choosing which one you’ll answer to.

COMING UP ON THE H-Train Show A critical update is coming on the Richard Star Act — and this one matters to veterans, families, and advocates nationwide We’re breaking down: What the latest updates mean Where the fight stands right now Why this legislation impacts disabled veterans directly How voices and awareness still make a differenceNo politics. No fluff. Just real talk, real facts, and real advocacy for those who served. Tune in, share it, and be part of the conversation.#HTrainShow #RichardStarAct #Veterans #DisabledVeterans #VeteranAdvocacy #MilitaryBenefits #VA #VeteransRights #MilitaryCommunity #MBRTalk #VetsSupportingVets 

In this episode of Oscar Mike Radio, I sit down with Army veteran Joseph Yurrick , host of The Sober Vet Podcast. As a fellow air defense artillery veteran, we talk openly about our shared experiences in the military, the realities of military life, and the deeply ingrained culture of alcohol within the armed forces.Joseph shares his powerful personal journey to sobriety, how it impacted his family, and why he felt called to create The Sober Vet Podcast to support other veterans walking a similar path. Our conversation explores the unbreakable bonds formed through service, the challenges many veterans face after leaving the military, and why it’s so important to normalize sobriety, honest conversations, and mental health support within the veteran community.This is a candid, meaningful discussion about growth, accountability, and taking care of one another long after the uniform comes off.Go to https://thissobervet.com/ to learn more about Joe and the work he is doing for Veterans. Thank you Joe for talking with me!

In today’s episode of "Veterans Talk," Mike and Amber step up as co-hosts for the first time, diving into an honest conversation about PTSD—sharing personal insights, coping strategies, and how the community can rally in support.

It was exciting to sit down with Army veteran, writer, and poet Ryan McDermott to talk about his memoir, Down Downriver: A Memoir of a Warrior Poet. Ryan shares his journey from a challenging upbringing to West Point, his experiences as a platoon leader during and after 9/11, and the emotional toll of war and the transition back to civilian life.We talked about the healing power of poetry, the importance of family, and the ongoing process of reconciliation. It’s an honest, powerful conversation that offers a candid look at service, trauma, and hope.Learn more about Ryan and his book at www.downrivermemoir.com.

This week on The Farron Dozier Show, we bring together two important conversations that live at the intersection of health, identity, and lived experience.Segment 1: Aspects of Sickle Cell TraitWe welcome Dr. Paul Anthony Dabney, an integrative and alternative medicine physician, to discuss sickle cell trait from a medical and holistic perspective. With over a decade of experience working with patients, forums, and advocacy platforms, Dr. Dabney shares insights on education, awareness, and nutritional support aimed at preventing or reducing sickle cell crises through alternative modalities.Segment 2: Beyond the Patch:MC Culture & PerspectiveIn the second segment, we sit down with a retired Marine and motorcycle club 1% member to explore the foundations of MC culture, identity, and brotherhood and sisterhood. We’ll discuss MC life from the perspective of a Black rider, along with female voices from auxiliary and women riders, highlighting experiences within a male-dominated culture. This conversation is focused on understanding culture, lived experience, and perspective; not glorification.This episode is about dialogue, awareness, and meeting people where they are.