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Ranger for Life
By The Darby ProjectSociety & Culture
Ranger for Life episodes
- United States Army Ranger AssociationBryce Mahoney & Karl Monger sit down with the leadership of USARA to discuss why joining an association is so important.To participate in the Ranger For Life Podcast, email us at [email protected]24 min
- Andy Weiss - Surround yourself with lighthouses.TDP Director talks with Andy Weiss, Father of 1LT Danny Weiss from 2/75. Danny committed suicide in 2012. Andy talks about how he dealt with this, and how he uses that to encourage others to always be vigilant. He gives Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors(TAPS) credit for saving his life. Learn more about TAPS at https://www.taps.org/43 min
- Steven Brown - If you want it, Own it.TDP Director talks with 3/75 veteran and long-standing volunteer with TDP, Steven Brown about his transition, how made it through some rough patches and never underestimated himself.To connect with Steven or to share your story on our podcast, email us at [email protected].1 hr 1 min
- Somewhere to start.TDP Director talks about how podcasting can make everyone a "mentor", through sharing a part of their own transition story. To schedule a time to discuss your transition AAR, visit https://meet.ci/bryce.mahoney/podcast3 min
About Ranger for Life
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We learn nothing from the stories we don't tell and the successes/mistakes we don't share. These lessons help shape future generations of Rangers, and provide a source of inspiration to those in need of some. Rangers are leaders, and that comes with a price. Collaborating together and creating an area of growth helps to lessen the burden for each, making wanting to be a leader even after you take the uniform off.
Do you want to help others by sharing your story? Start by registering at www.darbyproject.org/signup, then emailing [email protected] to schedule a time.