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Host Steve Lish talks with Jenny Tracy and Stu Young from SMMC about air quality, sports physicals, the golf tournament and other news from SMMC.   The Chimerie Pakuer talks with representatives from Fernwater Charter School about their current fundtraiser.  

Host Craig Larsen first talks with Jake Zollinger about the Custer County Fair.   The Jenny Tracy from SMMC gives updates and news from the hospital.   Then the show wraps up with the Sounds of Salmon with Salmon City Mayor Todd Nelson and city administrator Brianne Green covering news from Salmon.

The title United States Marine is earned…never given. For over 250 years the Marine Corps has been front and center in the defense of America and our allies. But as technology and the battlefield have changed, the character and standard that define a Marine have never wavered.From the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Quantico, VA, Fran Racioppi sat down with Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Carlos A. Ruiz, the 20th senior enlisted leader of the United States Marine Corps, to discuss what it takes to serve in one of the world's most respected fighting forces.Drawing on decades of service, SMMC Ruiz explains why the Marine Corps' greatest weapon system has never been its aircraft, landing craft or tanks, but the individual Marine. We explore how the Corps develops leaders by instilling discipline, accountability, resilience, and a deep understanding of the history and traditions that connect today's Marines to generations who came before them.Our conversation also examines how the Marine Corps is preparing for today's battlefield from large-scale combat operations and force modernization to their role in littoral defense. The SMMC also shares his top priorities; improving quality of life for every Marine, investing in the physical and mental readiness of the Corps and preparing Marines for civilian life when the uniform comes off. From strengthening partnerships with industry, to building programs to train Marines in the trades, SMMC Ruiz remains as dedicated to the Marines whose service is ending as those who are getting off the bus. America has changed a lot in 250 years, but the unabashed mission of the United States Marine Corps to fight and win our nation's wars has not.A special thanks to the National Museum of the Marine Corps for hosting our conversation and reminding every American that for Marines “Uncommon Valor Is A Common Virtue.”HIGHLIGHTS0:00 Introduction2:18 Welcome to the Jedburgh Podcast2:54 What It Means To Be A US Marine7:04 Marine Corps Standard10:04 Combat Readiness15:41 Shifting from GWOT20:00 Marine Corps Culture26:24 Replacing the ASVAB30:11 Recruiting Marines34:38 Retaining Marines38:02 Transitioning Marines1:00:44 Barracks 20301:05:53 Daily HabitsQUOTES“What makes the Marines great is your brother or sister next to you will pick you up and you'll keep moving forward.”“The promise is that we will make you better.”“You'll get an 80% solution that you can pivot anywhere.”“What are we going to put in the Marines' hands?”“They're not pieces of furniture.”“Why not invest in the human in the beginning?”“The Marine Corps will decide.”“What kind of Marine are you building that is going to be talented and capable enough to arrive at the same moment that the technology is coming?”“You can't sell the Marine Corps. It's too big.”“Reinlisting Marines two years at a time is how we're gaining retention.”“We can help transition Marines better.”“We're good enough to keep what we want. We should be good enough to take care of the other ones as well.”“That's how you grow. Doing hard things.”“We're done trying to defend why the conditions are the way they are.”“You can't have beautiful, fancy, state-of-the-art gear and a crappy place to sleep.”“If you can attempt to every day get to know somebody a little better, you can only move your platoon standard to higher levels because people trust you.” The Jedburgh Podcast is brought to you by OneBrief; enabling military leaders to make innovative, informed and deliberate decisions faster than ever before. Superhuman command wins wars.Follow the Jedburgh Podcast and the Green Beret Foundation on social media. Listen on your favorite podcast platform, read on our website, and watch the full video version on YouTube as we show why America must continue to lead from the front, no matter the challenge.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC.  Jenny brings news and event information from the hospital.   

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy and Marla Hunteman from SMMC about upcoming events and the Patriotic Basket Raffle Drawing.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy and Chris Lanski from SMMC.  Jenny talks about last week's press release and other news from the hospital.  Chris is SMMC's reihab director and talks about the expanding  rehab facilities at SMMC.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy bringing news and updates from SMMC.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC with the weekly update on news and events from the hospital.  

Host Will Rasmussen first talks with Jenny Tracy with updates and news from SMMC.  Then Mayor Todd Nelson and Brianne Green bring us Sounds of Salmon as they cover what's happening in Salmon.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Hayden Shiner, Hopelyn Shiner, Dayton Stipe and Stacey Shiner from the Salmon HS Rodeo Club about some upcoming events.   Then it's Jenny Tracy from  SMMC with news and upcoming events from the hospital.  

Host Craig Larsen first talks with Amber Pace and Mike Pearse from Salmon Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition about upcoming events about drug education.  Next in is Jenny Tracy with news and events from SMMC.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Amber Pace and Mike Pearse from SSAPCO about upcoming events and a re-cap of Salmon's Got Talent.   Next in the studio was Jenny Tracy and Preston Becker from SMMC with news and updates from the hospital.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy and Dr. James Peterson from SMMC.  Jenny updates us on news and events at SMMC, and introduces Dr. Peterson who has recently joined the staff at SMMC.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Rachel Alvorado from SMMC.  She brings us news and updates from the hospital.   That is followed by Sounds of Salmon with Mayor Todd Nelson and Breann Green.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Rachel Alvorado from SMMC about news, updates and events from the hospital.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC.  Jenny brings us the weekly updates of news and events from the Hospital.   Following Jenny, Mayor Todd Nelson and Briann Green bring us Sounds of Salmon - news and updates from the city.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Amber Pace and Michael Pearse from SSAPCO and the teen center about Salmon's Got Talent and auditions for the show.   Next Jenny Tracy brings us the weekly update from SMMC.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC about news from the hospital and illnesses that may be going around at this time.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy form SMMC about news from the hospital and illnesses that are currently affecting our community.

It's a full plate for Voice of the Valley today.   Host Craig Larsen first talks with Jenny Tracy and Dr. Sean Rees for SMMC about Heart Awareness month.    Next in Jill Patton for the Salmon Schools brings us up to date on the latest from the school.   Finally, Mayor Todd Nelson and Brianne Green fill us in on news from the city with Sounds of Salmon.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC about news and events at the hospital.   Following Jenny, Mayor Todd Nelson covers news from the city of Salmon with Sounds of Salmon.

Dr. Tom Curran interviews Sr. Mary Eucharista, SMMC, about how to celebrate Shrove Tuesday and how to launch into Lent. Sr. Eucharista explores themes related to the Lenten Season, such as: feasting, fasting, prayer and almsgiving.Join Sr. Mary Eucharista for Ash Wednesday Silent Day of Prayer at Immaculate Heart Retreat Center!

Host Will Rasmussen talks Jenny Tracy and Jenny gives us the weekly update from SMMC.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC about news and events from the hospital.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC about news and events from SMMC.  After Jenny he talks with Mayor Todd Nelson and Briann Green from the city of Salmon about news from the city.  

Host Will Rasmussen had a three part Voice of the Valley today, starting with Kristin Foss, Amber Stark and Bobbi Eby from the Fernwaters Charter School promoting their art show and arts program.  Next in the studio was Ashlee Woolf from the SHS Music Department promoting Swing Night.  And wrapping up it was Jenny Tracy from SMMC with news and updates from the hospital.

Host Will Rasmussen first talks with Rachel Alvorado from SMMC  about news and event from the hospital.   Next it is Mayor Todd Nelson and Brianne Green from the city discussing the Salmon water quality and other news.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Rachel Alvarado from SMMC - she brings news and updates on events from the hospital.  

It's a busy morning as host Will Rasmussen first talks with Becky Stephanishen, Kayden O'Connor and Maddy Morton from the Salmon Jr./Sr. High School about their upcoming pajama party fundraiser.   Next in the studio is Jenny Tracy with updates and news for SMMC.  Lastly Mayor Todd Nelson and Chelsea Stepanishen from the Mahoney house give use the Sound of Salmon.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy as she gives the weekly update of news and events from SMMC.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy (from SMMC) and her family.  Wishing you all a great Thanksgiving !!

Host Will Rasmussen talks first with Steve Zettle about the "Not in the Wilderness Coalition".  Next at the microphones are Jenny Tracy and Mike England from SMMC discussing the SMMC annual campaign.  

A lot of information today!  Host Will Rasmussen first talks with Rachel Plumber and Marie Wothe from Brio Home Health and Hospice.   Next in the studio is Rachel Alvarodo from SMMC with news and updates from the hospital.  Finally Todd Nelson, Salmon Mayor, is in with Sounds of Salmon with news from the city.  

First on the agenda, host Will Rasmussen talked with Suzelle Johnston from Between the Mountains Garden Club about an upcoming event.  Next it was Jenny Tracy and Preston Becker from SMMC reporting on their board meeting and other news from the hospital.   

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy and Jean Anders from SMMC about news and events from the hospital.

A full show today as host Will Rasmussen first talks with Karen Drnjevic and Tyre Holfeltz from the Idaho Department of Lands about Wildfire Risk Mitigation.    Next in is Jenny Tracy from SMMC with updates from the hospital and tips on baby safety.   And to close out it was Mayor Todd Nelson and Breann Green with Sounds of Salmon - news from the city.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC.  Jenny gives us the weekly update of events and news from the hospital.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC.  Jenny brings news and information from the hospital.  

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC. Jenny brings news and information from the hospital.

Host Will Rasmussen first talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC about news and events from the hospital.  Next in is Mayor Todd Nelson and Breann Green from the City of Salmon with the Sounds of Salmon - news about what's happening in the city.  

Dr. Tom Curran and Sr. Mary Eucharista, SMMC, share insights on the Seven Sorrows of Mary. Which sorrow was the most difficult for Mary to undergo? Which sorrow is most relevant today? Can Mary really receive the whole world into her heart as her children?

Host Will Rasmussen first talks with Pam Davis and Kim Winn from the Salmon Senior Nutrition Site & Meals on Wheels.   Next in is Jenny Tracy from SMMC with info from the hospital.  Last but not least, Todd Nelson and Breann Green form the city are here with Sounds of Salmon.  

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC about classes, programs and news from from hospital. 

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC about activities at the Lemhi County fair.

Host Craig Larsen first talks with Rachel Alvarado from SMMC with news and update from the hospital.  Next in are Jake Zollinger and Sarah Baker with information from the Custer County Fair.

Host Will Rasmussen first talks with Melody Kauer from the Lemhi County Fair.  Next in is Jenny Tracy from SMMC.

Dr. Tom Curran interviews Sr. Mary Eucharista, SMMC, about Pope John Paul II's teaching on the feminine genius in his Apostolic Letter, Mulieris Dignitatem, and the four dimensions of sensitivity, receptivity, maternity, and generosity. Sr. Eucharistic talks about praying with those facing death.Join Sr. Mary Eucharista for a Silent Day of Prayer on Mary's Feminine Genius

Host Craig Larsen talks with Jenny Tracy from SMMC about news and events at the hospital.

Dr. Tom Curran asks Sr. Mary Eucharista, SMMC, How have you experienced extra graces from God in your life? How can someone receive extra graces from God? Which scripture passages have brought about disruption, breakthrough and transformation in your life?

Seattle Archbishop Paul D. Etienne, D.D., S.T.L. responds to the new Washington State law threatening the seal of confession. Dr. Tom Curran interviews Sr. Mary Eucharista, SMMC, about other current events: May dedicated to Mary, Mother's Day and the Papal Conclave.Get More Information About A Wholehearted Women's Day of Prayer at Immaculate Heart Retreat Center