This episode, we talk about our toughest assignment outside of deployment and how toxic leadership taught us indirectly how to approach leadership from a different perspective.

We had a chance to talk with MSG Lagarde of the US Army Reserve. MSG Lagarde is formerly an active duty SSG, who went on to continue serving in the Army Reserve. He is also a fire fighter with the city of Houston. He talks about some of his different experience both as active duty and as a reservist. 

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This episode talks about leaders and mentors who impacted your life while on active duty and beyond. We have a guest,  SFC(R) Nash, Steven who was a 68E with 23 years of service. He talks about a couple of mentors who helped him during his time on active duty and how he continues to stay connected with those influential leaders. 

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In this episode we shed some light on some of the lighter moments of a deployment that we all experienced. During this episode we also welcome Kyle Carpenter, a Marine veteran, and Medal of Honor recipient. We hope you enjoy the show!

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In this compelling episode of our podcast, we bring together three veterans who courageously share their personal experiences with alcohol dependency. These veterans offer a raw and unfiltered look into the challenges they faced, both during their service and in their struggles with alcohol.

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Each veteran reflects on their unique journey, discussing the factors that contributed to their dependency, such as combat-related trauma, the transition to civilian life, and the camaraderie built around drinking in the military. They speak openly about the impact alcohol had on their physical health, mental well-being, and relationships with loved ones.

Listeners will gain insights into the various stages of recognizing and addressing alcohol dependency. Our guests share their turning points, the pivotal moments when they decided to seek help, and the support systems that played crucial roles in their recovery.

Throughout the episode, these veterans also shed light on the stigma surrounding alcohol dependency within the veteran community. They emphasize the need for understanding & empathy while being in a vulnerable place.

"Battling the Bottle" is a heartfelt and informative episode that aims to shed light on the complexities of alcohol dependency among veterans. It provides valuable lessons, encouragement, and hope for those veterans who may be struggling and for anyone interested in better understanding this issue.

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In this episode we discuss the relief of leaving active duty, and the stress associated with all the uncertainty of life after service. The financial impact of leaving a structured life with pay and benefits, and transitioning to a life with many unknown variables and obstacles.

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This episode is a quick intro to our audience. We provide a little insight into our military careers, how we met, and how the idea came about to launch the show. We hope you enjoy

Welcome to Route Step March (RSM) Podcast , the podcast where three army veterans, each with their unique military journeys and career paths, come together to share their stories, insights, and the lessons they've learned along the way. Join us as we delve into the diverse worlds of these seasoned veterans, offering you a glimpse into their remarkable lives and experiences. From combat zones to entrepreneurship, our hosts bring a wealth of knowledge, humor, and camaraderie to your ears. Get ready to uncover the untold stories of these incredible veterans as they navigate the challenges of life beyond the battlefield, all while building a community dedicated to learning, growth, and connection. Whether you're a fellow veteran or simply curious about their journeys, The Route Step March (RSM) Podcast is your gateway to a world of inspiring tales and valuable perspectives.

Route Step March (RSM) Podcast is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call your doctor or 911 immediately. Reliance on any information provided here is solely at your own risk.