The last show of the year. We reflect on 2017, we give thanks to those that keep us safe on New Years Eve and throughout the entire year. And bless his heart, David was hoping for OU to win Monday.

Road to Hope got to sneak in and do a (short) show on Christmas Eve! We talk about the VA and how they hired people with revoked medical licenses. We also hear from a lot of veterans currently at Camp Hope.

Our last show before Christmas. We talk to veterans and ask where they were at Christmas in years gone by. Count your blessings. Merry Christmas to all!

SNOW IN HOUSTON! We talk a little about that. We also talk about another hero who came out of the attack on Midway (the same day as the attack of Pearl Harbor) Aaron, an Army vet, joins us on the show to discuss his life after coming home from war. Finally, we discuss the top 9 war movies of 2017.

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We talk about a veteran who turns 100 years old and what his family did to celebrate. And once again we discus VA hospitals and their ignorance when it comes to taking care of our vets.

The Pentagon is paying for a sex change. That's YOUR tax money folks. Meanwhile a vet with a brain tumor is told he can't get the medical care he needs.
We discuss that ignorance and more on this week's episode of Road To Hope Radio.

A very special Veteran's Day show this week. Thank you to all military! We also talk to Dustin Williamson, a resident of Camp Hope.

Does the VA have a sexist motto? There's a group that says so. Meanwhile a settlement has been made in a Marine's death at a VA in Wisconsin. We hear about a Vietnam medic and his story, and of course we weigh in on Bo Bergdahl and his trial.

What is Camp Hope? What can you do today to help? What can Camp Hope give to everybody that listens to this show? All those answers and more are on this episode of Road To Hope Radio.

We hear from Marsha, author of a book called "Where is My Daddy Now". Hear her story about her granddaughter who lost her dad to PTSD. We are also joined in studio by a sniper returning home and his story on what he put his family through dealing with PTSD.