Here's this week's episode of Road To Hope Radio. Happy to talk about Camp Hope's expansion across the state. Sam Askins joins us to discuss that. As well as more news out of the VA. You'll never believe what they're doing now. Plus our Life Saver awards.

We're joined this week by Joel and Kendall. We talk about President Trump signing an executive order that gives help to our vets that specifically targets suicides.

On this week's Road To Hope:
Vandals, in their ignorance, burn down the wrong "Lee" statue. Bless their hearts.
The V.A. seems to be catching up to common sense matters. Finally.
We talk to Ray about his time in Falluja. Spoiler: it's not a fun place to be.

The Plastic Revolt! People are now raging over plastics. Plus the attention brought to the Jussie Smollett story. What do these stories have to do with PTSD? Attention. The attention brought to these stories pale in comparison to the attention 22 vets committing suicide a day gets.

We also talk about God's forgiveness. It's there folks. You can receive it.

This week we bring Nilo back in again. He has an amazing tale to tell about the time he got blown up. (You need to listen to understand) We talk about his experience and Joel's while they were deployed and how to process anger that vets have after they've come home.

We are joined this week by Joel and Nilo.

Nilo tells us his story of being blown up by an IED. (No, YOU aren't having a bad day)

Also, come by the rodeo on February 27th. It's Armed Forces appreciation day.

This week we talk more about TBI. What is it?
We are joined by Mike and Joel and we explain what Amazon Smile is and how it helps Camp Hope.

We are joined by James, Justin and Joel. What is TBI? We talk about that. We ask about the most realistic war movies of all time. The average wait time that vets wait to get help for PTSD is 4 years. We talk about that staggering number and what needs to be done to help our vets.

We are joined this week by Joel and wish Godspeed to Justin as he heads off to Atlanta to help veterans out there. We lost 2 servicemen in Afghanistan this week. We pay tribute to them. Listen to Road To Hope Radio, every Sunday at 2pm on 950 KPRC.