Sometimes people with very similar experiences come away with different outlooks, it's no different with war. In this episode I talk with a fellow veteran about our experiences in combat and how that brought him to an anti-war stance. It's an important conversation to have and I know you'll agree.

The stories of the people around us are many times the most captivating. Come listen to Bill Kemp, a two-tour Vietnam Veteran who got to see the country both on foot in the Infantry and from the Air as a Helicopter Pilot. His stories are absolutely incredible.

Clayton Hinchman is a natural born leader. We talk about the key ingredients that make him that, his story of losing his leg, and his path from a crater in Iraq to a thriving business career.

When Ryan Miller found himself wounded by a triple IED attack in Southern Baghdad, he couldn't have predicted that he would end up being an advocate for one of the most critical movements in Veteran treatment in recent history. Listen to his awesome story of resilience, persistence, and unexpected outcomes.

This is the history and the stories of Sam, my former interpreter from Iraq. This episode will cover his time as an interpreter in Iraq, a unique perspective of the United States' experience there after 2003, and his eventual immigration to the US. It's a powerful story with incredible insight.

This is the history and the stories of Sam, my former interpreter from Iraq. This episode will cover the rise of the Baathist Party in his childhood to the toppling of Saddam Hussein's statue in Baghdad in 2003 as a young adult, telling the experience of an Iraqi through the major events of that timeline.

Imagine being jarred awake from a sleep you've waited far too long to get, only to find the 63-ton vehicle you're inside of is unexpectedly and uncontrollably careening down a hillside. That's the exact situation in which Ezra Maes and his tank crew found themselves in this incredible story told by Ezra himself. Listen to how this crew pulled each other through such a terrible event and how Ezra is excelling in the aftermath of this event.

Mike was a member of the LEP Program in Afghanistan. This program brought experienced investigators to assist and advise in the fight against insurgent groups in Iraq and Afghanistan after realizing they behaved more like organized crime groups than a true fighting force. His stories of time in the NYPD and supporting NATO and Afghan Military forces are incredible.