Host Mo Barrett is joined by the son of Major Charles W. Davis, Kirk. Together they discuss why he decided to donate his father's Medal and the deeply emotional letters Major Davis sent to his wife, Joan, relating to the award to the National Medal of Honor Museum. Additionally, they discuss Kirk's book The Hero & The Beauty an account of his parents life together and his father’s heroism during World War II. 

On the Season 2 premiere of Mission Inspire, host Mo Barrett is joined by National Medal of Honor Museum Curator Greg Waters to discuss behind the scenes details of the Museum’s growing collection. They talk about where the artifacts are sourced from and how they will be used to create the narrative that tells the unforgettable story of our nation’s greatest heroes. 

Host Mo Barret is joined by National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation Board Chair and Dallas Cowboys Executive Vice President and Chief Brand Officer, Charlotte Jones. Together they discuss the inspiring Dallas Cowboys Salute to Service weekend, the public service announcement featuring three former U.S. Presidents and the exciting things to come for the Museum in 2022.

Host Mo Barrett is joined by Chris Cassidy, the new President and CEO of the National Medal of Honor Museum. A retired Navy SEAL and astronaut, Chris was appointed to his new position in August 2021. Together, they discuss life in the military, space travel, leadership and what the future holds for the Museum.

Host Mo Barrett is joined by Medal of Honor recipient Gary Beikirch for a conversation about his life of service. Awarded the Medal of Honor for his gallant actions in Vietnam, Mr. Beikirch has spent his time since leaving the military providing counseling and support to young people. Serving as a middle school counselor for two decades, Mr. Beikirch provides his perspective of overcoming challenges and reintegrating to public life as kids around the country head back into the classroom.

Host Mo Barrett is joined by U.S. Rep. Blake Moore (R-Utah) – the lead co-sponsor of legislation authorizing a national monument in Washington, DC, to recognize the Medal of Honor – and Medal of Honor recipient Lt. Col. William Swenson. Together, they discuss the importance of having a monument in the nation’s capital to our country’s highest military award for valor in combat and all that the Medal of Honor represents.  

Host Mo Barret is joined by Medal of Honor recipient Hershel “Woody” Williams, who earned our nation’s highest honor for valor in combat during the Battle of Iwo Jima during World War II. They discuss Mr. Williams' life of service on and off the battlefield – with a particular focus on honoring those servicemembers who made the ultimate sacrifice, as well as their families.

Host Mo Barrett of the Mission Inspire Podcast talks with Gavin McIlvenna, President of the Society of the Honor Guard for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and a former Tomb Guard himself, about this year’s centennial of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Tomb’s connections to the Medal of Honor.

Host Mo Barrett talks to Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency forensic archeologist Ally Campo about the work her organization does to recover the remains of missing U.S. military personnel. Then, Scott Carter from the Diocese of Wichita joins Mo to discuss the life of Medal of Honor recipient Father Emil Kapaun and the impact of the DPAA’s identification of his remains in Hawaii last month.

To mark National Medal of Honor Day, host Mo Barrett talked to two of America’s most recent Medal of Honor recipients, both of whom represent the newest generation of military heroes: Sgt. Maj. Matthew Williams and Sgt. Maj. Thomas “Patrick” Payne. They discuss how their lives have changed since receiving the Medal, what it felt like to get “the call,” and the significance of National Medal of Honor Day.