The Warrior's Journey

The conversation continues between Kevin Weaver and Col. “Bucky” Buckner, a combat trauma physician with multiple deployments, as he shares more from his experiences about moral injury and steps to find hope and wholeness.

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Col. “Bucky” Buckner, a combat trauma physician with multiple deployments, shares his experiences about moral injury and steps to find hope and wholeness.

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In this episode, Kevin Weaver sits down with Lt. Col Danny White, USMC (Ret.) to talk about trusting God in the area of finances.

This is a game-changing conversation about the incredible freedom and blessings that come in being faithful to give, no matter what circumstances life brings.

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Listen to this special podcast commemorating those who gave their lives in the 9/11 attacks…to include those who have served, and continue to serve in our armed forces.  Kevin Weaver from The Warrior’s Journey has a candid and transparent conversation with Lt. Col Danny White, USMC (Ret.) and Chaplain COL Scott McChrystal, USA (Ret.) about the events following 9/11 and how this day changed America forever.

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In Episode 26, CEO of The Warriors Journey, Kevin Weaver sits down with Chaplain Phillip Rittermeyer at the National Chaplains Convention.

Chaplain Phillip has been an active duty Army chaplain for the past 11 years. He has multiple deployments and assignments that have sent him around the world. Phillip currently services the Ft. Bragg, NC community, one of the largest military instillations in the world.

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The Warriors Journey Podcast is produced by Key Eye Productions in Nashville, TN.

In the next few episodes, Kevin Weaver (CEO of The Warriors Journey) sits down at the National Chaplains Conference to interview some of the nations chaplains about their experiences and ways people can help our warriors moving forward.

In episode 25, we're talking with Matt Dickerson the Director of Engagement with Catalyst Resource Group in our partnership with a new film releasing this Fall from Sony/Provident called "Indivisible" 

There's no doubt why we're partnering with this film as it's got a military based story line and is all about the issues that we discuss with The Warriors Journey on a consistent basis... but during this Chaplains conference we were able to screen the film with a room full of military and local emergency service chaplains to get their take and response on the film.

This is an exciting interview you won't want to miss, and you definitely will not want to miss the film coming soon!

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The Warriors Journey Podcast is produced by Key Eye Productions in Nashville, TN.

In over 120 locations around the world, Reboot Combat Recovery has helped over 4,000 warriors and their families since their launch in 2011 to find breakthrough in the war against PTSD.

Reboot Combat Recovery is partnered with The Warriors Journey and they are focussed on building communities of healing where healing is needed most and reaching these veterans during the critical window of time before things go from bad to worse.

"Your pain has purpose. We can't promise to erase your symptoms, but we can promise that you can have a life of purpose, meaning, and joy despite your symptoms."

For more info on Reboot Combat Recovery, go to https://rebootrecovery.com/

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In Episode 22 & 23, The Warriors Journey's Kevin Weaver sits down to interview Ed Salau, former soldier in the Marines & Army who shares his powerful story of recovery and healing.

Ed Salau joined the Marine Corps in 1988 right out of high school. Salau served as a radio repairer in Okinawa, Korea, Philippines, and North Carolina. From 1993 to 1995, he recruited future Marines in Minnesota. Salau ultimately attained the rank of Staff Sergeant, and he was honorably discharged from the Marine Corps in 2000. Following his discharge, Salau enlisted in the North Carolina Army National Guard.

From 2000 to 2002, Salau served as an Infantry Team Leader. In 2002, he received a direct commission to Second Lieutenant, and he attended Infantry Officer Basic Course at Fort Benning, GA. Lt. Salau’s unit was deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom from February-November 2004. On November 15, 2004, his patrol was ambushed southeast of Tikrit with small arms and rocket propelled grenades. He was seriously wounded during that fight. In 2005, Lt. Salau was medically retired due to the injuries received in combat.

Since leaving the military, Lt. Salau has assisted combat-wounded service-members through their individual transitions from military to veteran lifestyles. He has worked in non-profit organizations and government positions placing him face-to-face with warfighters who are in
need of assistance. Lt. Salau currently works as a civilian employee of the Marine Corps, at Camp Lejeune, NC. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Southern Illinois University and a Master’s in Business Administration from Boston University. His military awards include the Combat Infantryman Badge, Bronze Star Medal, Purple Heart Medal, and Meritorious Service Medal. He is married to Dawn Cash-Salau and is the proud father of two adult children, Kelli and Ethan.

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