Diesel Dee and Christie as they delve into the art of maintaining optimal health and fitness while navigating life on the road. Drawing from Christie's expertise showcased in her latest book on wholesome eating and effective workout routines, this dynamic duo explores actionable tips and insightful strategies for staying in top shape amidst the challenges of a mobile lifestyle. From nutritious meal ideas to innovative exercise techniques tailored for travelers, each episode offers invaluable guidance to empower listeners to prioritize wellness wherever their journey takes them. Tune in to unlock the secrets of staying fit and healthy on the go with Diesel Dee and Christie!

Host Diesel Dee discusses with guests Walter & grandson Will about their completed 13-mile tribute march for the Bataan Death March from WW II. As well as the discussion of the affect of the military on families throughout the decades.

Host Diesel Dee interviews Sarah and Luke Chesla from Full Armor Ranch in Seguin that helps veterans who grapple with addiction.

Host Diesel Dee interviews Chris & Lisa Adams about their upcoming event in Kyle. As well as a discussion about the life of a military brats both in & outside the country.

For this week's episode, host Diesel Dee has as her guest musician Deb Wesloh to showcase her new album release You Can Go. Listen to the new tracks, and some live studio music. Diesel Dee also has updates from the Hays County Veterans Services on new benefits that are available to county veterans.

Host Diesel Dee has the cadets from the San Marcos High School JAFROTC in the studio with The Major to talk about the upcoming Batan Death March commemoration march.

Host Diesel Dee has commander Stephanie Brown of the VFW to bring up us to date on local happenings, from the spaghetti supper to the JROTC baton commemorative march to our national guard deployment.

Guest: George Wolf speaking about Hays County Veteran's Court.

Interview with CB Greg

Conversation with Amberly Russell of Preservation.org about her current work as a digital archivist and past experiences as a U.S. Army police officer.