Join TruckerMouth in a rousing discussion of personal conveyance -The Use And Abuse of PC, and how the Iran and Israel conflict could affect the USA.

Feeling Gaslit by One-Size-Fits-All Sayings

Have you ever rolled your eyes so hard that they almost fell out of your head when hearing one of those generic feel-good sayings about how to handle this or that? Sure, we can find a degree of truth when applying commonly shared idioms, but there is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all cure. Blindly using, promoting, or applying what may sound good is the same as gaslighting ourselves. Let’s first assess if what we are feeling or experiencing is appropriate before gaslighting ourselves into dismissing the quality and value of the moment or event. Let me know if this resonates with you. Follow MBRadio on all available platforms!

We are coming back LIVE this Friday night (8pm - 10pm EST), to break down one of the WILDEST weeks in Baseball!!!! Join us while we discuss the Devers trade and the impact it will have on his Fantasy numbers. We'll also bring you the hottest/coldest fantasy hitters and pitchers from this past week, along with some great sell high/buy low players. Bring your comments, questions, and most importantly a drink!!!

Our special guest Roy "Chucky" Bolus! Check out his AMAZING story from a 30 year prison sentence to a Professor at Yale

Grief is a natural and necessary part of loss, but what happens when it lingers beyond its season? In this episode of Healthy & Redeemed, we explore prolonged or complicated grief—what it is, why it happens, and how to move forward in a healthy way.We’ll discuss:Signs of prolonged grief - when grief has become “stuck” and is interfering with daily life.Factors that can make prolonged grief more likely.Criteria for the diagnosis of Prolonged Grief DisorderPractical, biblical steps to help navigate grief and find healing.Grieving doesn’t mean forgetting, and healing doesn’t mean you stop missing your loved one. God is present in your pain, offering comfort and hope. If you or someone you know is struggling with grief that feels overwhelming, this episode and the first one provide both information and actionable steps toward peace. Please join me!!Here are some links to the things I mentioned in this episode:If you think you might be experiencing prolonged or complicated grief, take this free self-assessment: https://prolongedgrief.columbia.edu/b...Kevin Ellers' Workbook: https://a.co/d/2wCU6RzH. Norman Wright has books on Amazon, but here is the link to his store to see all that he offers: https://www.hnormanwrightstore.com/ Griefshare - check it out to see if there is a group in your area. https://www.griefshare.org/If you are interested in teaching your children about forgiveness, check out my book, The Red Ball - A Story of Friendship and Forgiveness. Available at all online bookstores.

EPISODE 3 RECAP – THE MORNING WOOD SHOW 
Title: “Got Your Six — A Closer Look at American Military Family”
Aired on: Military Broadcast Radio | Hosted by: Bad Hollie & H

This Friday’s episode was powerful, insightful, and deeply focused on the mission behind American Military Family (AMF) and their critical work in supporting veterans and first responders struggling with reintegration, mental health, and crisis recovery.

We dove into what “Got Your Six” (#AMFGY6) really means — and how AMF has saved over 105 suicidal veterans since 2017 through intrusive intervention, peer support, and a web of wraparound services addressing everything from PTSD and TBI to family reintegration and housing.

We explored hard-hitting questions like:
 What makes someone eligible for AMF support?
 How does AMF track long-term outcomes for veterans after intervention?
 What partnerships (like with the Colorado License Plate Program) fund this work?
 How much of every donation directly impacts those in crisis?

Special thanks to Military Broadcast Radio for their continued partnership and platform, allowing us to give veterans a voice and spotlight organizations making real impact.

 Want to help or get involved?
AMF needs volunteers, advocates, donors, and listeners willing to break the stigma and show up for those who served.

 If you’re a nonprofit, small business, or advocate for veterans, we want to hear from you!
Message us to be a guest on the show, in-person at our Denver studio or virtually from anywhere.

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 Thank you to our amazing listeners, partners, and passionate team.
See you next Friday — because the mission doesn’t sleep.

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It was an honor to travel to Washington, D.C., for the 10th Annual Convening hosted by the Elizabeth Dole Foundation. The event brought together an incredible community of caregivers, advocates, and supporters, all united by a shared mission to uplift military and veteran families. While there, I reconnected with familiar faces like Elizabeth Dole Foundation Fellow Patti Krater and had the privilege of interviewing two of the 2025 Dole Fellows. One of those conversations was with Joseph Kavanagh, a 2025 Elizabeth Dole Fellow and devoted caregiver to his wife, a Navy veteran living with multiple traumatic brain injuries. Joseph opened up about the emotional journey of caregiving, the daily challenges he faces, and how the unwavering support from the Elizabeth Dole Foundation and the love of his family fuel his strength and resilience. Our conversation was a powerful reminder of the importance of community and the unique experiences of military caregivers. To learn more about the Elizabeth Dole Foundation and how you can support their mission, visit: https://www.elizabethdolefoundation.org Thank you, Joseph, for sharing your story.

Tune into Warrior Wednesday as they discuss mental health

#FarronDozierShow #TrenchTalkEdition #MensMentalHealthThe Farron Dozier Show: Trench Talk EditionEPISODE: “The Subconscious Battlefield”Wednesday, June 18, 2025 | 4 PM PTListen Live: www.MBRadio.usConnect: FarronD.comSegment 3: The Subconscious BattlefieldWhat men hide, suppress, and need to confront to truly heal.This week, we go deeper.We’re not just talking about emotions—we’re talking about the unseen internal war most men are fighting in silence. Childhood wounds, father gaps, shame, fear of failure, and the belief that “strength” means never breaking down.Farron unpacks what it really means to walk through this subconscious battlefieldand how he’s faced his own hidden fears, insecurities, and spiritual strongholds.“I realized the voice that told me I wasn’t good enough… wasn’t even mine.” – FarronThrough vulnerability, scripture, and personal truth, this episode explores:Why men suppress pain instead of process itHow trauma is stored in silence and languageWhere mental health meets spiritual warfareThe cost of unhealed identityAnd how faith + language + awareness becomes the weapon to reclaim peacePlus: Farron shares tools from personal development, the Word of God, and his military + ministry experience to help brothers identify what they’ve buried and break free from it.This is more than a podcast.It’s a call to confront, heal, and transform—from the inside out.www.MBRadio.usFarronD.com#FarronDozierShow #TrenchTalkEdition #MensMentalHealth#MindOfAMan #FaithAndHealing #BiblicalManhood#VeteranVoices #SubconsciousHealing #MentalHealthAwareness#SpiritualStrength #YouAreNotAlone #MBRLive #RealTalk#VoicesThatMatter #BattlefieldOfTheMind

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