Work & Wonder

Ron Wing speaks on his memories of the Vietnam War.

Bill Hammack tells his tale of Vietnam, which includes an unexpected visit from a tiger and screeching monkeys. The story of family and War.

The story of John Goltman who served as a Forward Observer in the Vietnam war. 

The brief story of Ron Donahey the author of 

Vietnam Combat Medic: A Conscientious Objector In The Central Highlands. The recording had to be cut short due to a coughing spell. 

Captain Matt Bell speaks on his experience as a young LT. at a double backdraft fire, and his passion for boat rescue which lead to his company Mid America Water Rescue. The transition from being on an engine company to a ladder company. Listen to the wisdom he offers to other future firefighters, current and future company officers.

For Women History Month Deputy Mayor Cassia Carr speaks on the topic of how important a support system is for people to succeed within their career path choice. She manage to go to law school while she was pregnant and married. She speaks about her passion for public service and how vital it is to cultivate relationships with diverse groups of people. This podcast was recorded in March during Women history month. My apologies for the late release. I hope you all enjoy! Please Subscribe and Share.

Listen as I dig into Viktor Frankl's book "Man Search for Meaning". Viktor is the psychiatrist who created the field of Logotherapy. The depth of knowledge in his philosophies, his experience as a holocaust survivor and his discovery of logotherapy is profound. 

(I do not own  rights to the vocal clips of Viktor Frankl)

The continuation of the autobiography of Vernon Can Read!

(I do no own the rights to the audio of Vernon e. Jordan)

Vernon E Jordan is a prominent civil rights activist and attorney. Listen as I review his memoir, Vernon Can Read! He has an incredible story and he is indeed a hidden historical figure.

The continued conservation of part 1. Mike Ward and his great advice/wisdom.