Navy SEAL Jason Redman — a true embodiment of resilience, courage, and relentless determination. After surviving a life-altering combat injury, Jason faced seemingly insurmountable odds and transformed his pain into purpose, becoming a beacon of hope for warriors and civilians alike.In this powerful episode, Jason shares his gripping story of overcoming trauma, redefining strength, and inspiring others to push beyond their limits. Whether you're a veteran, a first responder, or simply someone seeking motivation, Jason's journey will ignite your spirit and remind you that even in our darkest moments, there is a path forward.

MG William Hickman (ret) is a highly respected military veteran and dedicated community advocate. Following his distinguished service in the armed forces, he has devoted himself to mentoring youth through his active involvement with the Boy Scouts, fostering leadership, character, and service among young individuals. His unwavering commitment to service and community development has had a profound and lasting impact. Join us on the Triple Threat Vets Podcast on July 31, 2025, at 7 PM CST as MG William Hickman (ret) shares insights from his military career and his ongoing efforts to serve others

Today, we’re honored to feature Army Colonel Nicole Spears—a leader, educator, and trailblazer whose career spans over two decades of dedicated service.From her early days earning a Bachelor’s in Psychology at the University of Louisiana at Monroe to her advanced studies in Organizational Leadership, COL Spears has continuously invested in her development. Her extensive military career includes leadership roles in Iraq, Korea, and the United States, where she’s served as a platoon leader, battalion executive officer, and commander, among other key positions.Her expertise in medical operations, strategic planning, and leadership development is matched only by her commitment to mentoring others and advancing military medicine. Recognized with numerous awards, including two Bronze Stars and multiple Meritorious Service Medals, COL Spears exemplifies resilience, knowledge, and service.Today, we’ll dive into her journey, her leadership philosophy, and her vision for the future. Stay tuned for an inspiring conversation with a true triple threat—veteran, leader, and changemaker.I am Colonel Nicole Spears. I graduated from the University of Louisiana at Monroe in 2003 with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology. In 2018, I earned my Master's degree in Organizational Leadership from Webster University. Throughout my military career, I have held various assignments, starting as a platoon leader and Company Executive Officer for Charlie Company in the 2nd Forward Support Battalion with the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea, and serving in Iraq and Colorado. I also served as a Battalion S1 for the 21st Combat Support Hospital in the 1st Medical Brigade, with deployments to Iraq and Texas.I have been an Officer Basic Course Instructor and Class Advisor for the Army Medical Department at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. I commanded Charlie Company, 121st (P) 123rd Cavalry Battalion in Iraq and Texas, and served as an Observer/Coach and Trainer at the Joint Readiness Training Center in Louisiana. I was Battalion S3 for the 115th Combat Support Hospital in Louisiana and later served as Chief of Operations for the Department of the Army's Training and Doctrine Agency at Fort Sam Houston.I also held positions as Battalion Executive Officer for the 232nd Medical Battalion, Course Director for Leadership Development, and Chief of Operations in the III Corps Surgeon Cell. Most recently, I served as the Commander of the 61st Multi-functional Medical Battalion and currently am the Director of GFM, G33, MEDCOM.My military education includes the Army Medical Department’s Basic and Advanced Courses, the Army’s Command and General Staff College, and the Joint Medical Planners Course. I am currently enrolled in Senior Service College. My awards include the Bronze Star Medal (twice), Meritorious Service Medal (four times), Army Commendation Medal (twice), among others. I am also a member of the Order of Military Medical Merit.I am married to Mr. Kerry Broussard, a retired veteran with 20 years of service, and we have two sons, Ky Nicholas Broussard, who is six years old, and Kingston Broussard, who is one year old.

William Branum is a retired Navy SEAL with over 20 years of elite military experience. As an expert in resilience and mental toughness, he shares his insights on overcoming adversity and achieving peak performance. William is the author of 5 SEAL Secrets, a guide to mental and physical mastery, and the founder of Naked Warrior Recovery, a wellness company dedicated to helping veterans and civilians alike recover and thrive. Join us on July 17, 2025, at 7 PM Central to hear William's inspiring story and his insights on resilience and recovery.

James McCombs is a veteran of the US Army and Navy and also served as a civilian contractor. He is now the owner of Daddy James BBQ Sauce.

Kountry Mike is a country music recording artist, signed by JCB Records. He just released his album entitled Country Music on March 7. It's a little funny and a whole lot of Country! Every song is a hit and major producers say some of Mike's songs have Billboard written all over them.Mike has been around music his entire life. His much older brother was in a band when Mike was born. Mike started playing guitar at age seven, and by age nine, he started his own band with Kenny Chesney's drummer when Kenny's drummer was just five years old.Mike grew up loving classic rock, then got into 80s music and eventually rock music/heavy metal. Country was his least favorite genre growing up, but it grew on him (like his song Country Music describes) so much, it's now his favorite genre!KM will be touring very soon, so sign up for the mailing list to receive tour dates as they're booked.

Today, we're honored to share the remarkable military career of Master Chief Petty Officer James Sandlin. His journey began in October 1972, leading him to serve on the Aircraft Carrier USS Forrestal (CVA-59), participating in three significant Mediterranean Sea cruises during a period of heightened conflict. After an initial active-duty period, James also dedicated three years to the U.S. Army Ohio National Guard before rejoining the Navy in 1980.

Upon his return to the Navy, Master Chief Sandlin embarked on a distinguished path in Cryptologic assignments. His service took him across the globe, from Alaska to Diego Garcia, and Scotland, including a notable period as an instructor in Maine. He played a crucial role on the USS Spruance (DD-963), involved in Caribbean Sea Operations and the Southwest Asia Cease Fire Campaign. His exemplary service included being personally commended by Commander US SIXTH Fleet for his support to combat operations near Libya. Master Chief Sandlin concluded his active duty in 1999 as the Senior Enlisted Advisor and Operations Superintendent at a Department of Defense Joint Operating Facility in Colorado, marking a truly impactful career.

This week its just the TTVP crew talking about recent events and giving our thoughts on what is going on in the country. We are joined this week by our resident historian Jovan Mosby to help bring another perspective to the issues we are facing today throughout the country.

The Broken Mirror is book two of a series of the 1821 Production platform. Nominated for THE ERIC HOFFER AWARD 2025 Excellence in Independent Publishing and WINNER in the two categories of Military- Self-Help and Self-Development March 2025 INTERNATIONAL IMPACT BOOK AWARD. This book is a mental psychological tool for your toolbox for your mental well-being and could possibly save someone who is struggling from the demons, especially veterans who transitioned from the military to the civilian life or sector and eventually become what we all know as a 22. 22 veterans and their spouses or family members commit suicide daily. I am trying to be the voice of the voiceless. This book is to help you on your journey kind of like a final reset. I have been through hell and back and I want to tell my story as I open Pandora’s box to all those individuals out there who are suffering from traumatic illness or traumatic health problems, as well as any type of mental health or traumatic issues at veterans Are suffering from. This book also is an apology to my daughter who I love very much and when you read it, you’ll know what I’m talking about when you’re drugged up on lithium so much and you don’t even know who your child is for the first three years of your life of their life. She’s a world champion and when I say world champion, I mean world champion two times. This book is all about the message, the mental health message and journey that I am currently on in my RV. My platform is 1821 productions and I am the voice of the voiceless, Retired Army Sergeant First Class William A Stephens Jr.

The crew's reaction to the General Petreaus interview with special Guest David Willis from The Homefront SITREP