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LEGIONTOWN
Guitars for Veterans – using the healing power of music to restore feelings of joy and purpose
THE INTERVIEW
Rick Yount, founder and executive director, Warrior Canine Connection and veteran Joe Oullette and his dog Wells, join the podcast to talk about the organization’s mission to enlist recovering warriors in a therapeutic mission of learning to train service dogs for their fellow veterans.
The guests also talk about WCC's legislative work surrounding the PAWS for Veterans Therapy Act (PAWS Act), and the healing power of a connection with a dog.
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A new documentary about a Marine veteran’s road trip with his brother that ended tragically in the Grand Canyon.
Army set to debut new rapid test that checks for traumatic brain injuries using a single drop of blood
Head of U.S. 2nd Fleet, demonstrated his pullup prowess during the Navy’s Fleet Week in New York City
Special Guests: Joe Ouellette and Rick Yount.
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Reaction to the FDA advisory panel rejection of MDMA-asisted therapy for PTSD
THE INTERVIEW
Fans of the paranormal, the fantastical or the downright frightening will enjoy our visit with former Army Intelligence officer R.C. Bramhall who talks about his book, "Haunted War Tales: True Military Encounters with the Bizarre, Paranormal and Unexplained."
He shares how he came to write his book, and we discuss everything from cryptid encounters to creepy hauntings - even the story of a ghost plane pulled from the pages of The American Legion Magazine.
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Postal worker finds WWII era letters and drives hours to deliver them
Down the Reddit Rabbit Hole: What makes the U.S. military so powerful and effective?
Marine shielded student from grenade with his body...and survived
Special Guest: R.C. Bramhall.
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Dr. Chis Frueh is a professor of psychology at the University of Hawaii who has over thirty years of professional experience working with military veterans, servicemembers, special operators, private defense contractors, and firefighters; and has conducted clinical trials, epidemiology, historical, and neuroscience research.
Dr. Frueh’s discusses his book, "Operator Syndrome" and describes the profound impact that years of extreme sacrifice have had on our military special operators and their loved ones.
Special Guest: Chris Frueh.
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HONOR AND REMEMBRANCE
74th Anniversary of the start of the Korean War
THE INTERVIEW
Retired Maj. Gen. Tammy Smith served for 25 of her 35 years in the Army while hiding her true self. On this week's episode, she shares her military journey before, during and after the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" era, and how she became an advocate for LGBTQ+ and military veterans. She also addresses the struggles faced by servicemembers who were kicked out of the military during DADT, and how they can formally request an upgraded discharge.
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The deadly, unintended consequence of a documentary about Afghanistan
British teen's charity shop purchase connects Wisconsin family the brother killed in Vietnam
The Marines are taking down PowerPoint
Special Guest: Gen. Tammy Smith .
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Gators on the FOD walk
An Olympic Challenge
THE INTERVIEW
Sally Roberts is an athlete, Army veteran and the founder of Wrestle Like A Girl, an organization that empower girls and women to become leaders – while participating in the sport of wrestling. On this episode, she delivers her message: “It’s OK to suffer, it’s OK to endure, it’s the lessons we learn from it.”
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Agreement helps military spouses keep federal jobs in overseas moves
Tracking Brain Baselines
Celebrity Veteran: FedEx Founder Fred Smith
Special Guest: Sally Roberts.
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BRAVO ZULU
Georgia American Legion Post enlists local resources to help homeless veteran
THE INTERVIEW
Dr. Jay Gorman, VA clinical psychologist and Education Director of the VISN 1 Mental Illness Research, Education, and Clinical Center at the VA Bedford Healthcare System, joins the podcast to discuss how VOICES Veteran Socials enhance communication and foster bonds among veterans and others in the community.
Veteran socials are veteran-led weekly community-based social events with a purpose – getting veterans of all ages and service branches in one place to support and build connection with each other. Dr. Gorman stresses the importance of social connection to combat loneliness and isolation and improve overall health.
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Bill would allow retroactive Purple Heart vets to transfer GI benefits
How the Gaza humanitarian aid pier traces its origins to discarded cigar boxes before World War II
What’s to become of the keepsakes left at Arlington Cemetery?
Special Guest: Dr. Jay Gorman.
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Bravo Zulu to the American Legion Family of Arizona Post 136 for support of their community
THE INTERVIEW
Sgt. Omar Avila, is an Army veteran who survived an IED blast that resulted in burns over 75% of his body and the amputation of right leg.
Better known as "Crispy," Avila joins the podcast to talk about his story of recovery, success as a paralympic athlete and his life of service dedicated to his country and his fellow veterans.
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Toxic Exposure Screenings: Veterans Report Spotty Follow-Up on Questionnaire Meant to Boost Health Care and Benefits
So does the Air Force have new aces now?
'Tales from the Grid Square' brings servicemembers stories of the supernatural to the masses
Special Guest: Omar "Crispy" Avila.
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Our guest is Dr. Tiffany Tajiri, CEO and founder of Freedom Rhythm, PLLC and her non-profit organization, Energy in Motion.
Dr. Tiffany is an Air Force Veteran, former Army Clinic Chief, and the first American woman to publish a faith-based combat recovery book entitled, PEACE AFTER COMBAT, and she is also the wife of a retired Army combat veteran.
Her mission is to inspire people to create a life they love—by teaching them how to harness the incredible power of their mind.
Special Guest: Dr. Tiffany Tajiri .
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BRAVO ZULU
Post steps up to help Sea Cadets
THE INTERVIEW
The Uniformed Services University School of Medicine Consortium of Health and Military Performance (CHAMP), is a designated DoD Center of Excellence specializing in Total Force Fitness and Human Performance Optimization.
Deputy Director, Capt. J. Russell Linderman and Director of Operation Supplement Safety and Senior Nutrition Scientist Andrea Lindsey join the podcast to discuss how CHAMP helps to enhance Warfighter readiness through evidence-based human performance optimization knowledge, guidance, and operational support.
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'Band of Brothers' cast dropping into Normandy
INDEF DOD IDs inconvenience Air Travelers
The Army’s Future Vertical Lift Initiative Experiences a Hard Landing
Special Guests: Andrea Lindsey and J. Russell Linderman.
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HONOR & REMEMBRANCE
How you can be a part of Poppy Day
THE INTERVIEW
Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency Director Kelly McKeague talks about DPAA’s mission to provide the fullest possible accounting of our missing personnel to their families and to the nation.
He shares details of the complicated work that can take decades, the dedicated teams who work to recover and identify remains and how they are motivated by the emotional stories of the families of the missing.
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POW-MIA servicemembers from the Cold War
The only Coast Guard Medal of Honor recipient
The story of Taps
Special Guest: Kelly McKeague.
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