Earl Granville is a decorated combat veteran and veteran advocate from Northeast Pennsylvania.  His journey from entering the military to the advocacy he does now is incredible.  From earning promotions and developing the soldiers entrusted to him, to losing his leg in combat and the death of his brother, Joe, Earl has seemingly been through the highest of highs and the lowest of lows.

This is the second of three episodes.  In this part we learn about Earl's recovery from his injuries and a phone call that no one saw coming.

To reach out to Earl, he can be found on Facebook, Instagram, and [email protected].

Earl Granville is a decorated combat veteran and veteran advocate from Northeast Pennsylvania.  His journey from entering the military to the advocacy he does now is incredible.  From earning promotions and developing the soldiers entrusted to him, to losing his leg in combat and the death of his brother, Joe, Earl has seemingly been through the highest of highs and the lowest of lows.

This is the first of three episodes.  In this part, we learn about what motivated Earl to join the military, how his outlook on life was changed in Iraq, and the patrol in Afghanistan that would shape his future.

To reach out to Earl, he can be found on Facebook, Instagram, and [email protected].

Searching for a job out of the military or when already out of the service can be challenging and nerve-racking.  There are many firms that specialize in placing current/former military into civilian careers.  Orion Talent is one of them.  This week's episode features Chris Hurst from Orion Talent discussing the current job searching environment as well as the benefits of utilizing a recruiting firm during a job search,  To learn more about Orion Talent, search for job postings, or looking into a hiring conference, please visit www.oriontalent.com.

*No compensation was received from Orion Talent for their participation in this podcast*

The LRJ (Lou Ruspi, Jr.) Foundation is a non-profit organization serving Pennsylvania and several other states.  Their mission is to improve mental wellness and suicide prevention through interactive educational programming to school districts and the community.  The LRJ Foundation has brought education and resources to tens of thousands of school children as they share the importance of mental health.

Additional information on the LRJ Foundation can be found at www.lrjfoundation.com as well as their Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages.

This week's episode is an introduction to the podcast's mission as well as the amazing work being done by Marley's Mission.  For more information on Marley's Mission, please visit www.marleysmission.com.