Oscar Mike Radio

Oscar Mike Radio

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  • 135 – My Military Story Part 7 – Don’t UNC on the Range
    It is kind of funny it has been a year since I did a part of my military story. I will tell anyone that in the larger scheme of things my Marine Corps time was brief and unremarkable. However, this is my story and I like being able to tell it. You can get caught up by listening to Part 6 below.




    https://whoobazoo.com/oscarmike/2018/02/09/episode-79-military-story-part-6/




    Mugzy Brady - Can't Stop Us



    You can listen to “Can't Stop Us” by Mugzy Brady. He is a rapper and hip hop artist from Australia. Mugzy was on #128. I am dropping his track, “Can't Stop Us”, at the end of this podcast. Go to https://www.facebook.com/OfficialMugzy/
    27 min
  • 134 – Bill Moore – Project New Hope
    I did a Livecast with Bill Moore on 02/02/19. He is a USAF Retired Veteran. Bill is the founder and CEO of Project New Hope (https://www.projectnewhopema.org/). I got to learn about the mission and the Veterans this organization serves. Bill has several retreats lined up for Veterans in 2019. You can go to oscarmikeradio.com to find out more.
    1 hr 21 min
  • 133 – Becky Tough – A Soldier’s Kit
    Kit can mean many things in the military. You have mess kit, med kit, your "kit" which in the U.S. Military means your issue. There is now, courtesy of Tough Wellness, a Soldier's Kit.



    Becky was on Oscar Mike Radio for #125, and I quickly discovered that I could not discuss all the aspects of essential oils with her on one podcast.



    I asked Becky about the need for the Soldier's Kit. Becky said the she and her husband Jim saw a need among soldiers who were dealing with a wide variety of emotions from anger, to stress, and sadness.  Becky and Jim created this kit as a way to offer more natural approach to dealing with their emotions in conjunction with other coping tools like prayer, meditation, and therapy. 



    Becky has told me from day one that essential oils are not the silver bullet to all one's problems. She is very clear that wellness means that someone has to look at things like diet, exercise, prayer and meditation to take care of the whole person.



    Each oil in the kit address a different need and can be used together or separately. One of the key things Becky emphasized was buying quality oils. Young Living Essential Oils produce a quality oil with no added fillers or chemicals. So while you pay a bit more, you don't have worry that you are using snake oil. (Pun intended).



    So I am waiting for my Thieves Household cleaner to arrive. When it does, I will do a livecast review of how it compares to Windex. I have read that many people like it. If this works, out I will start using more products like this. Stay tuned!



    Go to Becky’s Facebook Page to find out more: https://www.facebook.com/Toughwellness .



    These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA, these products are not



    intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases.
    43 min
  • A Tough 500
    Army Veteran Tim Tough has done 13,000 pushups over 500 days to raise awareness about Veteran's Suicide. This was a great conversation with a man who is committed to this fight.
    57 min
  • 130 - Heathenism in the US Navy
    I talk about China's boast that they could sink two aircraft carriers for the question of the week. I then talk about the story on military.com about practicing Heathens in the U.S. Navy.
    24 min
  • 129 Jody Part 7 - Divorce Stats
    Based this podcast on the military.com story about divorce rates from 2017. Check it out here - https://www.military.com/daily-news/2018/03/21/troop-divorce-rate-unchanged-marriage-rate-continues-fall.html
    28 min

About Oscar Mike Radio

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Travis Partington hosts Oscar Mike Radio, a long-running podcast that shares the stories of military service members and veterans. Now in its eighth year and with over 440 episodes, Oscar Mike Radio continues to amplify the voices of those who serve and have served.