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Dante Vespignani, whose dad, Frank Vespignani, served in World War II as part of the occupation forces in Japan and letter that Dante found that was in Japanese that he was able to get interpreted some 75 years after it was written.

And we wrap up the show with the very important topic of Veterans Suicide. Dr. Jay Gorman, a clinical psychologist at the VA Health Care System in the Veterans Mental Health and Addictions Program. They will discuss the subject of “upstream” suicide prevention care and more.

Dante Vespignani, whose dad, Frank Vespignani, served in World War II as part of the occupation forces in Japan and letter that Dante found that was in Japanese that he was able to get interpreted some 75 years after it was written.

And we wrap up the show with the very important topic of Veterans Suicide. Dr. Jay Gorman, a clinical psychologist at the VA Health Care System in the Veterans Mental Health and Addictions Program. They will discuss the subject of “upstream” suicide prevention care and more.

Dante Vespignani, whose dad, Frank Vespignani, served in World War II as part of the occupation forces in Japan and letter that Dante found that was in Japanese that he was able to get interpreted some 75 years after it was written.

And we wrap up the show with the very important topic of Veterans Suicide. Dr. Jay Gorman, a clinical psychologist at the VA Health Care System in the Veterans Mental Health and Addictions Program. They will discuss the subject of “upstream” suicide prevention care and more.

Dante Vespignani, whose dad, Frank Vespignani, served in World War II as part of the occupation forces in Japan and letter that Dante found that was in Japanese that he was able to get interpreted some 75 years after it was written.

And we wrap up the show with the very important topic of Veterans Suicide. Dr. Jay Gorman, a clinical psychologist at the VA Health Care System in the Veterans Mental Health and Addictions Program. They will discuss the subject of “upstream” suicide prevention care and more.

Danny speaks with Katie Hey Marketing & Communications Director With Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens.

At over 325 acres, Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens is New England’s largest botanical garden. Home to thousands of different types of plants and visited by hundreds of thousands of guests each year, the Gardens is an inclusive place of learning, beauty, and whimsy around every corner. The mission of the Gardens is to inspire meaningful connections among people, plants, and nature through horticulture, education, and research.

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens is a 501(c)(3) organization. We generate around 50% of our revenue from tickets, retail, and culinary. The remaining 50% comes from donations, memberships, grants, and corporate sponsorships.

www.mainegardens.org

This week, Steve and Jeff are joined by iconic Maine journalist Bill Green. They discuss Jeff's first hunting trip in the Allagash, the outdoors, the cycle of life, and how it is a spiritual pleasure to be in nature.

This week, Steve and Jeff are joined by iconic Maine journalist Bill Green. They discuss Jeff's first hunting trip in the Allagash, the outdoors, the cycle of life, and how it is a spiritual pleasure to be in nature.

This week, Steve and Jeff are joined by iconic Maine journalist Bill Green. They discuss Jeff's first hunting trip in the Allagash, the outdoors, the cycle of life, and how it is a spiritual pleasure to be in nature.

This week, Steve and Jeff are joined by iconic Maine journalist Bill Green. They discuss Jeff's first hunting trip in the Allagash, the outdoors, the cycle of life, and how it is a spiritual pleasure to be in nature.

We speak with Scott Chase Operations Manager @ North Central Florida Media Group In Ocala, FL on what he saw firsthand with the Hurricane.