We offer our hand to you all who may need help. If you're a vet suffering from PTSD, call us: 877-717-7873. A combat vet will be waiting to take your call.

This week we are joined by Justin and Samuel. We hear from Samuel on his road to hope. We offer our hand to you all who may need help. If you're a vet suffering from PTSD, call us: 877-717-7873. A combat vet will be waiting to take your call.

On our Christmas Eve, Eve show we bring in Jay, Justin and Zack. We hear about Jay's experience deployed overseas and how he started his journey on the road to hope. We also talk about being offended during Christmas season and we remember Col. Jim Turner.

The Road To Hope. Heard every Sunday on 950AM from 2p-3p. This week we talk about the spiritual aspects of trauma. We give out our lifesaver awards and we look back at the USO shows with Bob Hope from Christmas long ago. We're joined by Zack, Sam and Phil.

An eye opening survey showed of the 33,000 bets interviewed, 79% say they suffer from some sort of PTSD. We talk about that, and also about the Polar Bear Plunge that happened this week. We would never do it, but glad there are people out there who do.

This week we are joined by Ron, Cory and Addison. We talk about a surprising list that names the best cities for veterans to live. It made us scratch our heads. We also of course hear from the guys about their journey on the road to hope.

The Road To Hope Radio Show. Heard every Sunday at 2pm on KPRC. Veterans helping veterans with PTSD. We are joined by Justin, Bill and his wife Michele. We talk about Bill's road to recovery and we look at it from the family perspective.

This show before Thanksgiving we ask you to remember those that can't be home with family this year. We discuss more of the "PTSD Stigma" associated with the shooting in California. We are also joined by Michael. He discusses his road to hope with us.

On this Veteran's Day show we take a look at the tragic shooting in California. Specifically the stigma put on PTSD.

This week we talk about energy drink overuse may exacerbate PTSD according to a study. Also a study from the WSJ targeting a fight against plastic- they're going after paper coffee cups. How does this tie in to our vets? You'll understand when you listen!