This week Will welcomes Navy veteran/ comedian PJ Walsh. They discuss how pranks can go the wrong way, and reasons for choosing your station in the military. PJ tells us about his time working in the White House, and meeting Mother Theresa. They also talk about GI's of Comedy, who perform for the troops as a form of support. Follow Will on Twitter @milmomentsbyrne.

Website: www.armedforcesentertainment.com

This week, Will talks to comedian Gary Cannon, they discuss feelings about joining the military while growing up, as well as bad behavior conducted as school kids. Also, discussions about taking military flights and the situations that can arise. And as always a support group for veterans looking for work, there are many outlets for that online, and this week Will talks a bit about military.com which has many options for out of work vets. Follow Will on Twitter @milmomentsbyrne.

This week, Will talks to Air Force member and comedian Jose Sarduy, they discuss being a pilot and different things taught to pilots, and different jobs done on a plane. They also talk about pranks, and what happens to people who tend to sleep a lot. A lot is discussed about the USO and what they do. And the correct pronunciation of names.

Website: www.uso.org @milmomentsbyrne @josesarduy

This week, Will welcomes back Marine veteran and comedian Shawn Halpin, and discuss his recent comedy tour in the middle east. What you get to do with the soldiers while over there. They also talk about care packages for soldiers, housing for veterans, and an organization dedicated to helping. Veteran Incs Housing program. Check out Shawn's album Texas Crude on itunes, and see him live November 10th at the Comedy Store in La Jolla. For all you troops, veterans, or family members of such, send your fun stories to [email protected], if we like them we'll read them on the program.

Will and guest co host Scott Douglas welcome back Steve Simeone. They discuss Steve's upcoming CD, which will be available free for soldiers and veterans. They talk for a while about scars and injuries that could have been avoided, or ended in a bit of shame. One thing they discuss is the importance of ignoring the not looking weak aspect of seeking help for mental or physical issues, reaching out for help, and as always a group dedicated to helping soldiers and veterans, this week Will talks about the National Veterans Foundation, which offers multiple resources for help, if you need help right away, you can call them at (888)777-4443.

This week, Will welcomes back comedian/ Marine veteran Rocco Stowe. They discuss 9/11 and how it impacted them and those around them. The importance in shared suffering, and how in a strange way a soldier will miss the horrible times as much as the good ones. Another topic they touch on is having your body issues pointed out to you by your superiors. As always they discuss a program to help, this week Will talks a bit about the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans, which is just a great program offering many options to help veterans in all different situations, as well as a hotline for veterans in crisis (877)424-3838 for 27/7 assistance.

Website: http://www.nchv.org

This week, Will talks to actress Valerie Azlynn from Sullivan & Son, The Big Bang Theory, and Castle. They discuss growing up near military bases, and fleet week. The subject of surgeries and the ability to overcome obstacles, and like many situations dealt with by soldiers and veterans knowing you're not alone. And that after overcoming these obstacles, the drive it gives you to work harder. As well as the organization Feed Our Vets, which supplies food to hungry veterans and their families. And follow Will on Twitter @milmomentsbyrne. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes. Also, you can find the show on Stitcher.

Website: http://mendedlittlehearts.org/, http://www.feedourvets.org/

This week, Will and Daniel talk to Army/Navy veteran Thomas Vanderhyde about family and the military, and how the structured training effects a person. They also discuss some of the situations a soldier can get in while serving in Asian countries, and the trouble they can get themselves into with the girls (marriage). There is a brief discussion about the difference in military and police EOF (escalation of force). As well as the program Any Soldier at www.anysoldier.com who supply much needed care packages to soldiers serving overseas. We will also be setting up an e-mail address where soldiers and veterans can write in with their experiences and stories, details to come soon. And you can follow Will on Twitter @milmomentsbyrne

Website: http://www.anysoldier.com

This week Will and co-host Daniel Bryant talk to returning guest veteran Tim Wrobel about how family members feel when people join the military, and how those around you react. They also talk about people who oppose war and government and try to have political conversation about it with vets and soldiers. They touch a little bit on reality TV and Shark Week. They also discuss Soldiers' Angels, a group who puts together packages for soldiers, aid to soldiers, vets, and their families. The list goes on, if you'd like to volunteer, you can find them online. Feel free to follow Will on Twitter @milmomentsbyrne. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes. Also, you can find the show on Stitcher.

 

Website: http://www.soldiersangels.org/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/milmomentsbyrne

Will talks to Coast Gaurd Veteran Ramon Fraga, and actor Vivian Bang (Sullivan & Son) about joining the military, going on USO tours, not being fully prepared for USO shows, and seeing beautiful women in uniform with large weapons. They also discuss pranks and various smells human and otherwise. And as always a support group for troops or vets such as Operation Gratitude, who puts together care packages for soldiers overseas. They are currently looking for volunteers ages 12 and up for August 23rd at the National Gaurd Armory, where the 405 and the 101 meet. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes. Also, you can find the show on Stitcher.