October Awareness Month! October is more than pumpkin spice, candy, and costumes. It is October Awareness Month — a month that shines a light on some of the most important issues we face: breast cancer, domestic violence, bullying prevention, and mental health.Over the next 60 minutes, we’ll share stories of hope, provide life-saving resources, and reflect on what it means to live aware, compassionate, and connected.This show is not just information. It’s inspiration. It’s healing. And maybe, it’s exactly the encouragement you needed tonight. So sit back, open your heart, and let’s journey together.”

Illness touches more than just our bodies—it shakes our faith, stirs our emotions, and can leave us questioning God’s goodness. In this heartfelt episode, I open up about the deep struggle of trusting God when healing doesn’t come the way we hoped.We’ll look at biblical examples like King Hezekiah and King Asa, explore scriptures that remind us of God’s sustaining power, and walk through five practical ways to trust God with your body, mind, and soul.Whether you’re in pain, walking alongside someone who is, or simply need hope for the hard days—God is with you. There is purpose in your suffering, strength in your weakness, and a God who carries you every step of the way. He is SO faithful!!!________________________________________________WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA Sponsorship Link: https://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org/.../186610/Overview/...

Peaks & Pours 2025 Colorado Springs Festival – Whiskey, Beer & Wine Tasting | Morning Wood Show

In this episode of The Morning Wood Show, we dive into the Peaks & Pours 2025 Festival in Colorado Springs — one of the largest tasting events in Colorado. Taking place October 4, 2025, at Rocky Mountain Vibes Stadium, Peaks & Pours features over 60 craft vendors pouring whiskey, tequila, wine, and beer tastings. The day also includes live music, a bartender competition, a cigar lounge, and plenty of community fun.

We sit down with Etienne, founder of Peaks & Pours, for an inside look at what makes this year’s festival special:

• ✅ The dos and don’ts of attending (what to bring, what to leave at home)

• ✅ How Peaks & Pours supports the Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center

• ✅ New additions for 2025: live music by The Stray Suns, cornhole boards, and exclusive barrel tastings

• ✅ Pro tips for safe drinking and getting the most out of your experience

• ✅ Behind-the-scenes stories on building one of Colorado’s premier tasting events

🎙️ Special Segment: H and Hollie bring their signature humor and energy as they share their take on the festival vibes — and why this is the event to hit this fall.

A huge thank you to Etienne, founder of Peaks & Pours, for joining us and sharing his journey.

🎟️ Grab your tickets and learn more at: peaksandpours.com

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This week, join me as we sit down with Rae O’Donnell and Jeffrey Riley from the Veterans Resource Alliance to discuss a critical mission: supporting our veterans in New Hampshire. We dive deep into the challenges many veterans face when returning home, from mental health struggles and housing insecurity to the frustrating maze of fragmented support systems. Rae and Jeffrey share their personal experiences and discuss how a local tragedy sparked the creation of VetFest NH, a powerful initiative designed to unite veteran-focused organizations and provide comprehensive assistance. Learn how this collaborative approach aims to break down silos, improve transparency, and ultimately prevent veteran suicide. We explore the importance of community-based solutions, the power of family involvement, and the inspiring dedication of individuals making a real difference in the lives of veterans right here in New Hampshire. Tune in to discover how you can get involved and help build a stronger, more supportive community for those who served. Thank you, Rae and Jeffrey, for talking with me. Go to https://www.facebook.com/share/19YneGLckW/ to learn more about Vet-Fest.

This week on Veterans Talk, we sit down with a former Team USA Bobsledder who is turning his personal journey into a powerful mission—advocating for athletes’ brain health and raising awareness about the long-term effects of injuries, concussions, and TBI.From the ice tracks to the frontline of change, his fight is about more than sports—it’s about protecting lives, honoring service, and building a healthier future for athletes and veterans alike.

#TheFarronDozierShow #MBRadioLive #MilitaryBroadcastRadioThe Farron Dozier Show:Trench Talk SegmentWednesday, October 1, 2025 4 pm PT / 7 pm ET Listen Live: MBRadio.us and Roku TV This week on The Farron Dozier Show, we welcome Navy Veteran and Broadcaster Josh McCabe from Military Broadcast Radio for a powerful Trench Talk segment. Together, we’ll tackle the difficult but necessary conversation on Veteran Suicide; exploring the many aspects surrounding mental toughness, from personal battles to systemic challenges if there is such a thing as systemic challenges. We will open the door and see..We’ll share how our platforms and experiences as veterans not only bring awareness to others but also serve as a space of healing for ourselves.#TheFarronDozierShow #MBRadioLive #MilitaryBroadcastRadio #TrenchTalk #VeteranVoices #EndVeteranSuicide #HealingThroughBroadcastingFarronD.comWDConSCT.orgIEHounds.com

Tony breaks down all the big time upsets that happened in week 5 of the College Football Season. Including Virginia upsetting Florida State, Illinois upsetting USC, Ole Miss beating LSU, Bama rolls Georgia once again and the Ducks survive the whiteout in Happy Valley. Drama also in the NFL with the Packers and Cowboys ending in a Tie. The Giants get their first win, while their old QB Daniel Jones gets his first loss as a Colt. The Ravens are 1-3 to start the year with QB Lamar Jackson hurt and potentially to miss 2-3 games. All that and more!

Join the show as we welcome Marine Corp Veteran Connie Aplin. Connie is a Cyber Security Business Development Placement Manager, a Certified Career Coach, and Resume Writer with NPower. NPower is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to creating opportunities in the technology sector for those who have traditionally faced barriers to entry. Join the show to learn more about IT Training through NPower. ⁠https://www.npower.org/about/

Major shake ups to the top 25 and early heisman finalist starting to appear.

Major special teams plays continue to have huge impacts on winners and losers. Some playoff hopeful teams get big bounces backs to get back on track, others start to cement their dominace, while others are barely clinging to life.

Caveman and H.G. are here to break it all down on the football frenzy.

Rich Brown is a Combat‑Service‑Disabled U.S. Marine Corps veteran turned executive protection specialist, gym owner, and event director who prepares people for the battlefield of life. After eight years leading Marines in combat and training warriors worldwide, he co‑founded Honor Bound FIT, a veteran‑owned strength and conditioning facility focused on strength, mobility, resilience, and injury prevention. As Event Director of GUIDON22, Rich leads a 22‑mile ruck—22 pounds for 22 miles—to honor those we lose to suicide and unite veterans, first responders, and community in remembrance and purpose. His leadership is built on discipline, service, respect, and relentless personal growth.