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In this episode, we sit down with Army Veteran and Founder of Minus 22 Foundation, Dave Gambone. Dave tells us how he had to navigate a tough medical transition out of the Army and how it helped prepare him for veteran life. He also shares some very tragic and personal stories surrounding suicide. There are some tear jerking moments throughout this episode. Give it a listen and don't forget to: Like and Subscribe
In this episode, we sit down with Navy Veteran and Brazilian Ju Jitsu (BJJ) Champion, Thomas Moore. We discuss Thomas's reason for joining the Navy and he shares some information about his early childhood. Thomas shares his in-depth experience in the Navy, specifically Afghanistan. His insight and experiences are deeply personal but has helped him become one of the best BJJ experts in the world. In between the seriousness, we share a lot of laughs and stories that many Navy individuals will find relatable. This is a CANT MISS!
In this episode we sit down with Air Force Veteran, Podcast Host, and Author, Jeff Clark. We discuss what it means to be a "Veteran" and how it is something to be proud of. Jeff shares his experiences in the Air Force and how injuries led to him being medically discharged from the Air Force. We talk about leadership and the role of being a mentor. This is a great episode!
In this episode, we sit down with Navy Veteran Danny Mayberry. We cover topics such as PTSD and the negative impact of alcohol. Danny shares his unique story of joining the Navy and how it led to him serving in Afghanistan as a "Doc", alongside Marines for 3 combat tours. He discusses the obstacles he has overcome as a veteran and how just 3 years ago he almost ended his life. This episode dives into some serious topics and issues within the veteran community. Enjoy!
In this episode, we sit down with Marine Veteran and Executive Director of Valor Veterans, Ro Gonzalez. Ro shares his experience with suicide and how drugs and alcohol impacted his life. We discuss the diversity within the military and how those relationships helped shape us into the individuals we are today. Ro highlights the positive impact his non-profit "Valor Veterans Community", has made on other veterans lives through trust building and riding bicycles. This episode is full of serious topics, information, and plenty of laughs!
In this episode, we sit down with Active Army member and founder of Dropping22, Davis Jimenez and President Melissa Ewing. We discuss the transition from active duty to veteran and the difficulties that one may encounter. Melissa and Davis describe the loss of identity and how it plays a roll in the transition process. We dive into the correlation between first responders and veterans and the similar obstacles that both fields. Dropping22 is a great non-profit that was created to combat veteran suicide and support our First Responders. You don't want to miss this one!
In this episode, we sit down with Army Veteran, Founder and COO of Battle Bars, Ian Sparks. He talks about joining the ROTC program and his time in the Middle East. Ian mentions how his journey started in Afghanistan and later Iraq and Syria. He talks about the daily tasks and challenges of being a leader in a war environment. We dive into some of his responsibilities such as "bridging" and the importance of communication. After his serving overseas, Ian sought to create a healthy protein bar alternative, (Battle Bars)! Ian mentions how they overcame the Covid year of 2020, but have since then been thriving! This is a great story about a determined Veteran!
In this episode, we sit down with Air Force Veteran Danielle De Leon Guerrero. She discusses her upbringing and journey into joining the Air Force. Danielle speaks to her the pride she carries with her and the responsibility she feels as a woman veteran. We talk about the hard times we both faced during our transitions out of the military and the importance of identifying as a Veteran. Danielle stresses the importance of her charity and the lack of attention to women veterans. Her charity company, Vets Like Her, is focused on providing the tools needed for women veterans to succeed. This is a great episode and Danielle is making real change!
In the episode, we sit and chat with long time supporter of the podcast Adam Nance. We discover the fear Adam has of the ocean and how Finding Nemo is a horror film. Adam and I share some funny military stories and how he may have awoken some spirits in Babylon. We have a lot of fun in this episode and cover so many random topics. GO CHECK IT OUT!
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