We welcome Tom back and welcome James to the show. James told me to call him "Ski". So we welcome Tom back to the show and we welcome Ski. Ski shares his story about his journey on his road to hope.

This week David Maulsby digs down deep into the number of veterans we lose to suicide. It should come as a sad reminder that there is lots of work that needs to be done and each one of us can do something to help.

We are joined this week by Jeremy and Jason. Jeremy shares his story about his journey on his road to hope. We also read from our mailbag and the letter is somewhat troubling in regards how the VA treated a veteran.

This week we welcome in Justin and Dylan. We discuss the importance of staying in touch with your friends and why it's critical to always check on them to see how they're holding up. We hear from both Justin and Dylan as they share with us their stories on their road to hope.

We welcome back Tom and say hello to Mark. Mark was born and raised in Houston and shares his rather turbulent story as he makes his journey on the road to hope.

We are joined this week by Jeremy and Frank. They both share their stories on their roads to hope. We also talk about Mattress Mack and the impact he's had on Camp Hope and the entire community.

We are joined by Tom and Robert. Robert shares his story on his road to hope. We also discuss the sad reality most of us never see. That is what happens to a family when soldiers return home from war and are suffering from PTSD.

We have a full house this week. We're joined by Kendal, Brandon and Rick. The guys each share their story about their journey. We reach into the mailbag and tell the story of a woman who shares a story we won't soon forget.

We discuss an interesting article that claims by checking for enzymes in saliva, we can determine if you have PTSD.

We welcome to the show this week, Josh and we welcome back Oliver. Josh discuses his journey on his road to hope. We look at an article written that left us scratching our heads wondering "do people really need to be told this?"
Then sadly we have to say goodbye to a man we recently lost too soon in an accident.