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The Veteran Muster with Evan Shelline
By Evan Mark ShellineSociety & Culture
The Veteran Muster with Evan Shelline episodes
- Evan Shelline at Studio 281: why Veterans go quiet, and when to make a call
Host: Evan Shelline (Evan Mark Shelline), Navy SEAL veteran and founder and president of VETTED in Troy, Michigan. Recorded at Studio 281 in June 2025 with host Brooke Allen of Caffeinated Conversations. Navy SEAL veteran Evan Shelline, founder and president of VETTED in Troy, Michigan, on why many Veterans never ask for help, why another Veteran is often the right person to talk to, what families can do when they are worried about someone, and how VETTED came to be. Lightly edited for length. Our thanks to Inbound 281 and Studio 281 for the recording.
If you are worried about a Veteran, the Veterans Crisis Line is free and open all day, every day: dial 988, then press 1.
Invite Evan to speak: evanshelline.net/speaking
More about Evan Shelline: evanshelline.netEvery episode: evanmarkshelline.com/podcast
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Navy SEAL veteran Evan Shelline (Evan Mark Shelline), founder and president of VETTED in Troy, Michigan, on what Veterans tell each other once they're in a room together. Short talks on peer support,…
the Buddy Check (how to call a Veteran you know), our oldest Veterans, and leadership from the SEAL Teams and maritime security. Evan served about a decade in the U.S. Navy, including about six years with the SEAL Teams, and founded The Veteran Muster: All Present and Accounted For, a Veterans-only gathering held in senior living communities across Southeast Michigan. More at evanmarkshelline.com.