We welcome back Lathan to the show and we welcome in Greg. Greg shares his story about his journey on his road to hope. We discuss which country has the better food, Afghanistan or Iraq. Then we turn to a serious topic. We talk about veteran's brains after they come home. They spend time during training to wire their brain for war. When they return home however, it's not so simple to re-wire the brain back for civilian life. We discuss what that's like.

We welcome back Robert to the show and we say hello to Josh. Josh comes from Eros, Louisiana. Josh shares his story about his journey on his road to hope. We ask him what has changed from day 1 at Camp Hope to day 47 at Camp Hope. We also learn of the power of peer to peer counseling.

We are joined this week by Phillip and Michael. Phillip is a veteran of the Vietnam War. He gives us a veteran's perspective we don't often get here on Road To Hope. We then talk to Michael. He gives us his story on his road to hope. We also ask them both what Memorial Day means to them.

This week we welcome in Aaron. Aaron is an active duty police officer from Illinois. We are fortunate that he is able to be with us at Camp Hope and get the help he needs. We welcome back John who is now a graduate of Camp Hope. We ask what our 2 vets miss about being deployed. We also ask how they feel about the withdraw from Afghanistan. Plus the story of a special guest that came to Camp Hope and set it on a path to where it is today.

This week we welcome Kyle and welcome back Robert. Despite Kyle being a Philly fan, we welcome him in and listen to his unbelievable tale. Trust us, you haven't heard many stories like these. We also hear from Robert. Who as a graduate has a perspective from Camp Hope that many haven't heard.
But, we start the show with a truly tragic post we read on Facebook. It's one that is seldom told on social media, yet happens at least 22 times a day.

We welcom in Marcus and Lathan. We start off looking at a report from 2001-2019 and a stat that caught our attention regarding suicides. We also discuss the impact of childhood trauma and what role that plays in the decision to join the military.

We have 3 Davids and a Randal in the studio this week. One David sits on the sideline. David Q talks about his journey on his road to hope. Randal shares his story as well, he's a recent graduate and now a mentor at Camp Hope. We ask them what was the best food they ate while depolyed. You'll be surprised to hear the anwer.

We are joined this week by Terry and William. We learn of a reason one person in particular was denied entry into the military. Surprised us. We also talk about what William did after he got out of the military. Not the next step we've evered heard somebody take before. We also discuss William's journey on his road to hope.