We hope you had a great Christmas and wish you a happy new year. This week we welcome back Latham and we welcome in Carl. We reflect on those we lost last year and would hope you would remember two men in particular we lost at Camp Hope. Chris and Sam. We will tell you about them and we will hear from Carl who talks about his journey on his road to hope.

We welcome in Clay and welcome back Thomas. Clay tells us about his increadible journey on his road to hope. We couldn't believe what we heard when Clay described what happened to him during his deployement.

Lathan and Albert join us this week. Albert talks about his journey on his road to hope. We also discuss how dumb some people are (we explain). "How dark do things have to be to walk away from family on Christmas Eve".

We welcome in Steven this week. We talk about his journey on his road to hope and the difficult "step 4". Welcome back to the show, combat medic, Oliver as well. We also search "PTSD" and talk about the things we found.

We welcome back Thomas to the show and welcome in David. He tells us about his journey on his road to hope. We also talk about worst parts of the Thanksgiving dinner and what we were most thankful for while serving.

We welcome back Oliver to the show and we say hello to Alex. Alex shares his story on his journey to hope. We look at what Veteran's Day means. We also discuss why "thank you for your service" perhaps falls a little short of its intended message.

We welcome in Nathan who shares his story on how he got to Camp Hope. What he says is a reminder to us all that are helping, to keep helping. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. We also welcome back Jeremy to the program. He talks to us about where he was just a short year ago.

We welcome back Tom and we welcome in, Steve. "Uncle Steve" shares his story on his journey on his road to hope. He's lived a full life and has had a cool run in with some big time celebrities while making a movie.

We welcome Lathan back to the show and we welcome Jacob. Jacob shares a very heart wrenching story that is his story on his road to hope. Listen in and be inspired by his willingness to continue through the hurt and pain. His is truly an inspiring story.

We welcome in Lathan and William this week. We talk about all of us doing our parts to help our veterans. No matter the number of vets we lose to suicide, that person lost is somebody's child, or father or friend. We can all do something. We also hear from William. He talks about his journey on his road to hope.