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Sergeant First Class retired Josh Lindstrom is a former US Army Infantryman and Green Beret who served with distinction during the Global War on Terror, earning two bronze stars and a purple heart. After leaving the military, Josh became an adaptive sports athlete and coach, as well as an advocate for wounded veterans through his work with the Blast Foundation, focusing on traumatic brain injury recovery. SHOW SUMMARY In this episode, Robert “Bob” Pizzini is joined by Josh Lindstrom, a retired US Army Infantryman and Green Beret, who shares his deep insights into the enduring impact of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) on veterans. Josh recounts his military career, his struggles with TBI, and how it almost led him to take his own life. Despite the severe challenges, Josh found hope and significant improvement through innovative stem cell treatments. Now, as the founder of the Blast Foundation, he advocates for better TBI treatment and awareness, aiming to help veterans receive the care they need. The discussion also touches on leadership, resilience, and Josh's passionate mission to continue serving his fellow veterans. This episode is a heartfelt and informative journey through the invisible wounds of war, the complex path to recovery, and the spirit of relentless leadership. Learn about all of these and more nuggets of insight in this latest episode of the Elevate Your Leadership podcast. KEY TAKEAWAYS Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in the Military: Josh Lindstrom highlights the severe impact of TBI among service members, often leading to unrecognized and untreated mental and physical health issues, contributing to high suicide rates. Stem Cell Treatment for TBI: Josh passionately advocates for stem cell treatment as an effective solution for TBI recovery, sharing his own success with the procedure. Challenges in Seeking Help: Josh shares his personal struggles in obtaining proper treatment through traditional military and VA channels, underscoring a systemic issue in recognizing and addressing non-visible injuries like TBI. Importance of Humility in Leadership: Josh emphasizes that true leadership involves humility, understanding that failures are part of the journey, and learning to accept and grow from them. Human Life Value: The initiative to provide stem cell treatment underscores the immense value of human life and the need to address medical needs beyond conventional approaches. QUOTES "Pain is the body asking for stem cells." "Leadership is getting people to know to do what you know must be done." "Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a prevalent yet often invisible injury in the military, leading to severe long-term consequences if untreated." "Prepare to have your ass kicked because it's going to happen." About Robert: Robert is a #1 Best Selling Author, Speaker, Award-Winning CEO, and above all, a Leadership Coach by heart. Join Robert and together you will lead with confidence, unify your team, and expand your comfort zone. Where to find Robert: Website - https://robertpizzini.com/ Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/elevate-your-leadership/id1547181480 YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqx9fuoZnq0--c1ttdckwLg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
For this edition of the program, Joe welcomes back Gold Star Wife Eleanor Stark who worked as a Rosie the Riveter building war ships in the Port of Savannah, Georgia while her husband was fighting the war as a drafted US Army Infantryman in Burma.Our library of shows can be found at www.veteranscornerradio.comJoin us on Facebook at the page Veterans Corner RadioYou can contact our host Joe Muhlberger at joseph.muhlberger@gmail.com
Read more below: https://www.dailywire.com/news/greenlands-prime-minister-calls-for-independence-from-denmark-as-u-s-tries-to-acquire-island Douglas Ernest, author of The Spirit of a True Patriot: The Inspiring Story of Ret. Captain Douglas J. Ernest. The Spirit of a True Patriot: The Inspiring Story of Ret. Captain Douglas J. Ernest dives into the thrilling and transformative journey of a man who defied the odds to forge his path as a Soldier and a businessman. For those standing at the crossroads of life's big decisions, Captain Ernest's story serves as a powerful testament to the impact of daring to dream and the strength found in steadfast determination. This book is more than an autobiography; it's a call to action— an invitation to be bold, to merge passion with purpose, and to forge a future resonant with the triumphs of true dedication. Experience the remarkable story of a man who never takes “no” for an answer and learn how you, too, can embrace a mindset to achieve greatness in all that you desire to do. BOOK: The Spirit of a True Patriot: The Inspiring Story of Ret. Captain Douglas J. Ernest BIO: Douglas Ernest, author of The Spirit of a True Patriot: The Inspiring Story of Ret. Captain Douglas J. Ernest, is a U.S. Army war veteran and entrepreneur. He owns a very successful Corvette car dealership in Dallas, Texas. After serving our country on the frontline of Operation Desert Storm as a US Army Infantryman and graduating from Texas Christian University with a bachelor's degree in finance & real estate, Douglas Ernest knew that he had developed the skillset and temperament necessary to build a thriving business. In between military duties, traveling and training he enjoyed the feeling of riding in a two-seater Corvette with the top down on the freeway as he traveled the US serving at different units. He felt that everyone should get this experience from their vehicle and because of this, he contemplated owning and running a car dealership of his own. After getting the necessary training by working at a car dealership, he would work as a salesman for the dealership and within a few months, decided that he was ready to take it to the next level. Working 18-hour days, 7 days a week, Douglas Ernest used his savings to begin renting an indoor showroom to house Corvettes and purchased 3 Corv
On today's show, we sit down with Black River Entertainment artist Scotty Hasting. In 2011, Scotty was serving as a US Army Infantryman in Afghanistan, where he was ambushed by enemy combatants and shot 10 times with heavy machine gun fire. Miraculously, he was able to survive and recover, but he's had to work hard to overcome both the physical and emotional scars. The journey has included competitive archery for the US Paralympic team and, more recently, learning to play the guitar, perform, and write songs.He has since signed with Black River Entertainment in Nashville, TN, well-known for country music stars such as Kelsea Ballerini and Chris Young. As a civilian, Scotty continues to serve by supporting military non-profits - performing for military families at the Grand Ole Opry, and for thousands of WWII veterans in Normandy, and more.Scotty's is an inspiring story of sacrifice, courage, and the willingness to reinvent himself again and again in order to overcome.Follow and connect with Scotty here:www.scottyhasting.com/www.youtube.com/@scottyhastingmusicwww.instagram.com/scottyhastingmusic/www.facebook.com/scottyhastingmusic/A special thanks to Black River Entertainment and Sound Stage Studios in Nashville, TN for hosting this podcast!https://www.blackriverent.com/The Chasing Mountains PodcastDave Rumer / Jacob Colganhttps://www.instagram.com/thechasingmountainspodcast/The thoughts and opinions on this show are our own and do not reflect those of our advertisers, partners, or other affiliates. The content should not be considered legal or financial advice. The Chasing Mountains Podcast is a production of Chasing Mountains Media. Copyright 2025.
Douglas Ernest, author of The Spirit of a True Patriot: The Inspiring Story of Ret. Captain Douglas J. Ernest, is a U.S. Army war veteran and entrepreneur. He owns a very successful Corvette car dealership in Dallas, Texas. After serving our country on the frontline of Operation Desert Storm as a US Army Infantryman and graduating from Texas Christian University with a Bachelor's degree in Finance & Real Estate, Douglas Ernest knew that he had developed the skillset and temperament necessary to build a thriving business. In between military duties, traveling and training he enjoyed the feeling of riding in a two-seater Corvette with the top down on the freeway as he traveled the US serving at different units. He felt that everyone should get this experience from their vehicle and because of this, he contemplated owning and running a car dealership of his own. After getting the necessary training by working at a car dealership, he would work as a salesman for the dealership and within a few months, decided that he was ready to take it to the next level. Working 18 hour days, 7 days a week, Douglas Ernest used his savings to begin renting a indoor showroom to house Corvettes and purchased 3 Corvettes using a credit card at 18 percent interest. It was there and then that Corvette Warehouse was born. FIND HIS WEBSITE HERE: FIND HIS X HERE: FIND HIS INSTAGRAM HERE: FIND HIS LINKEDIN HERE: Douglas Ernest, author of The Spirit of a True Patriot: The Inspiring Story of Ret. Captain Douglas J. Ernest.
Chris Cappy is a former US Army Infantryman with a deployment to Iraq, a YouTube Content Creator with Task and Purpose, a Military and Geopolitical expert with appearances on the History Channel, and all-around good dude. You can find the live stream with Chris Cappy here: https://www.youtube.com/live/_2dnDq6gP1U?si=CxBMi6qqLabv0oJa https://www.instagram.com/cappyarmy https://twitter.com/Cappyarmy ------ Ways to Support Us:
On this episode, Derek sits with Brian Fleming. Brian is a former US Army Infantryman who was severely injured in a suicide bombing attack in the War in Afghanistan. Left to heal from the physical and psychological injuries, Brian has turned his misfortune into a profitable motivational speaking career where he promotes resilience in all he does and how he uses it to overcome the post traumatic stress he has endured since that fateful day.Website: https://www.briancfleming.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/briancfleming/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brianflemingofficialSPONSOR - Go to https://betterhelp.com/derekduvallshow for 10% off your first month of therapy with @betterhelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsored
On this episode, Derek sits with Rich Ingram. Rich is a former US Army Infantryman turned Officer who was severely wounded in Iraq. After an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) hit his Humvee, his arm was damaged to the point of amputation and Rich, not letting this obstacle stop him, became the first amputee to become commissioned as an active duty officer in the US Army. Rich will be discussing the life events that led him to join the Army, that fateful day, his rehabilitation and his time working to become an Officer, his multiple deployments and what led him to leave the armed forces. Rich is also an accomplished athlete and motivational speaker and we will be discussing how he became a celebrated Triathlete and the platforms that he speaks on.Website: https://www.richingram.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richtingram/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richtingramSPONSOR - Go to https://betterhelp.com/derekduvallshow for 10% off your first month of therapy with @betterhelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsored
#104: Brian Sims (he/him) CRPS-V, VSR, CEI is a person in long term recovery from Substance Misuse, MST, and Co-Occurring Disorders acquired while serving his country during the campaigns and operations in support of the Global War on Terrorism as a US Army Infantryman. He is also a suicide attempt (2015) and street-level homelessness survivor.Brian is the Founder & National Director of Project Rebirth, a warrior recovery community organization dedicated to serving veterans, emergency responders, and families and loved ones. Check out the episode to hear Brian's story, including:How civilians and non-veteran focused organizations can work with the warrior recovery community because we all share grief and pain.The spirit of service and Brian's unstoppable drive to show up and use his knowledge and experiences to help others.The concept of redemption, particularly in service, and the message we send to others.How Marvel influenced the name of Project Rebirth, and how just like in the comics, the world is neither 100% good nor 100% bad.Check out Project Rebirth at https://www.projectrebirth.us/ and on Instagram @_projectrebirth_Visit the Project Rebirth Space in The Phoenix Mobile App!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health or substance use related crisis, the following resources can provide immediate help.*If you are experiencing a medical/mental health emergency, dial 911.Dial 988 for the SAMSHA Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Available 24/7Text “HOME” to 741-741 for the NAMI Crisis Text Line. Available 24/7Dial 1-800-622-2255 to connect with a nearby treatment center & community resources through NCADD Hope Line. Available 24/7Call/text 1-844-326-5400 for The GSCA CARES Warm Line. Answered by Certified Addiction Recovery Empowerment Specialists with lived experience of SUD. Available any day of the year, 8:30am-11pm EST*Note: The resources listed are provided for informational purposes only. This list is not comprehensive and does not constitute an endorsement by The Phoenix or the Rise Recover Live Podcast.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Join the Phoenix community & sign up for classes with a single click by downloading The Phoenix App! In the app, you can connect with Liz, Bryce and other listeners in The Rise Recover Live Podcast Group. Let us know what you thought about today's episode, and what you'd like to hear in future shows! We can't wait to chat with you there. Learn more about The Phoenix, sign up for classes, or become a volunteer at https://thephoenix.org/ . Find us on Instagram at @riserecoverlive
I first met Andy at one of the League of Legends community LAN parties more or less half a decade ago. Now, the street-smart kid from Tondo is serving the American people as a member of the United States Military. After years of being in the US and almost forgetting how to speak good, old Tagalog, we chat about his life in his second homeland. Andy takes us on a journey from enlistment to deployment as he explains his evolution from immigrant teenager to US soldier. He highlights the triumphs and tribulations—from passing his entrance exams to the isolation of duty in Europe. Andy humanizes the experience of young recruits, showing how the military builds character through extreme discipline. But he also reveals the toll of separation from family and friends. His open account provides civilians a vivid window into military life.
Brian Sims is a person in long term recovery from Substance Misuse and Co-Occurring Disorders acquired while serving his country during the campaigns and operations in support of the Global War on Terrorism as a US Army Infantryman. He is also a suicide attempt (2015) and street-level homelessness survivor. Mr. Sims has held Director Level positions and Board Seats in multiple Veteran focused non-profits, establishing programs and training for over 30,000 volunteers. He is also a FEMA certified Emergency Management Professional and has deployed at the request of the US Government to work with State and Local governments to rescue citizens and save lives and property over a dozen times, including during the Global COVID Pandemic. In 2016, he established and implemented a similar Veteran Recovery program for Fellowship RCO in Broward, County, FL, becoming a main contact and consultant for multiple Broward County Law Enforcement agencies for Veteran Crisis Intervention and training. He is a Certified Recovery Peer Specialist (Veteran) for the Florida Certification Board, a Veteran Supported Recovery Professional Peer for the New York State Certification Board, and a NAADAC Certified Event Interventionist. IG: _projectrebirth_ Facebook: Project: REBIRTH website: http://www.projectrebirth.usthewashdownpodcast@gmail.com #Neveralonealwaysforward
Brian Sims is a person in long term recovery from Substance Misuse and Co-Occurring Disorders acquired while serving his country during the campaigns and operations in support of the Global War on Terrorism as a US Army Infantryman. He is also a suicide attempt (2015) and street-level homelessness survivor. Mr. Sims has held Director Level positions and Board Seats in multiple Veteran focused non-profits, establishing programs and training for over 30,000 volunteers. He is also a FEMA certified Emergency Management Professional and has deployed at the request of the US Government to work with State and Local governments to rescue citizens and save lives and property over a dozen times, including during the Global COVID Pandemic. In 2016, he established and implemented a similar Veteran Recovery program for Fellowship RCO in Broward, County, FL, becoming a main contact and consultant for multiple Broward County Law Enforcement agencies for Veteran Crisis Intervention and training. He is a Certified Recovery Peer Specialist (Veteran) for the Florida Certification Board, a Veteran Supported Recovery Professional Peer for the New York State Certification Board, and a NAADAC Certified Event Interventionist. IG: _projectrebirth_ Facebook: Project: REBIRTH website: http://www.projectrebirth.usthewashdownpodcast@gmail.com #Neveralonealwaysforward
Today's guest, Brian Sims, is the Founder and National Director of Project Rebirth. He's a US Army Infantryman veteran who faced Substance Misuse and Co-Occurring Disorders due to his service in the Global War on Terrorism campaigns. He's also a survivor of street-level homelessness and suicide attempt (2015). Brian now serves his community as a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist for Veterans and a Certified Event Interventionist.With Director roles and Board Seats in Veteran non-profits, he's trained over 30,000 volunteers and aided in disaster response as a FEMA-certified Professional. In 2016, he established a Veteran Recovery program in Broward County, FL, and is a key contact for Law Enforcement agencies for Veteran Crisis Intervention and training. Buckle up!You can find Brian on IG @_projectrebirth_ and on www.projectrebirth.usLet's connect! Subscribe to buckleUp! podcast and follow @nataliaearle on all social media platforms and on FB @thenataliaearleThis episode is brought to you by 360 Tactical Miami www.360tacticalmiami.com Theme music written and produced by Jared Dylan @jdylanmusicPiano performance by Kevin Maddox @maddmaddox
Dave & I talk to Brandon Bostwick. A former US Army Infantryman who deployed to Afghanistan in 2009 during Operation Enduring Freedom. We talk about his life prior to the military, during the military, and after. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/duck-it-dialogue/support
Today, on the Poetic Resurrection - Awakening Dreams we celebrate Memorial Day with guest Paul Meixner. Memorial Day is a holiday in the United States honoring the active-duty fallen soldiers. In 1966, the federal government declared Waterloo, New York the birthplace of Memorial Day. Waterloo was chosen because they had been celebrating their version of Memorial Day since May 5th, 1866. They honored fallen soldiers by putting flags and flowers on their graves, and close their businesses for the day. There is much emotion when it comes to soldiers. I know this is probably going to cause some controversy, but I feel if you go to war and are willing to die for your country then we as a country should take care of veterans for life. In observance of Memorial Day, veteran Paul Meixner discusses what it was like to be in the military and what Memorial Day means to him. This is a brief and heartfelt interview. An introspective talk about his military journey. Paul Meixner is a former US Army Infantryman turned Filmmaker and Weapons and Tactics instructor. You can follow his adventures on Instagram @Mav11B and follow his podcast @ThunderPunkRadio with his co-host @FlirtCheap. Joshua Scott info: https://thefallen.militarytimes.com/army-chief-warrant-officer-2-joshua-michael-scott/885652
Today Sayre and Preston are joined by Morgan Sullivan. Morgan and Sayre crossed paths in the Infantry Officer Basic Course when they were both brand new second lieutenants. While Sayre was just starting his Army career, Morgan was a seasoned veteran that fellow students and cadre leaned on. Morgan joined the Army after the September 11, 2001 attacks and before long found himself with the 3rd Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne headed to Iraq for the 2003 invasion. Before making the jump to the officer side, Morgan deployed to Iraq three times as an infantryman in a line company and with the scout platoon. After he and Sayre parted ways at Ft. Benning, Morgan headed off to the 2nd Infantry Division where he once more would deploy, this time to Afghanistan. Morgan is wrapping up his Army career and it was great to sit down and chat for a bit with someone whose impressive career spans the Global War on Terror.
Joe Granville, Earl's twin brother, had always had aspirations of becoming a soldier. Once Joe took his oath, it was only right for Earl to do the same. The twins would become Infantrymen together in the Army National Guard and be assigned to the 109th Infantry Regiment out of Pennsylvania. Joining during a time of peace, the brothers' first taste of adventure landed them in Bosnia as part of the NATO mission, Operation Joint Forge, to bring peace to the region after years of conflict. This gave them both a chance to see the world and experience a new culture. The brothers quickly fell in love with the military way of life, and they knew they wanted to make it a career. As the PA Army National Guard (PAARNG) Unit left Bosnia, mid-March of 2003, President George W. Bush addressed the world and announced that the United States of America would be invading Iraq. An Iraq combat deployment was a sure bet, due, in part, to the nature of the Infantryman's job. But, eager to fulfill his service obligation, Joe Granville, volunteered to deploy to Iraq. Feeling the pressure of his brother's decision, Earl decided to volunteer as well. He felt compelled to join his brother in Operation Iraqi Freedom; furthermore, he just couldn't allow him to go alone. Both men thrived in their careers, and despite the hardships of combat they knew the military was their “calling”….They both re-enlisted prior to returning home. Once he returned home from combat, Joe got married and landed a great job as a correctional officer at SCI Waymart, a state correctional institution. Later, he was attached to the Pennsylvania National Guard A1-109th Infantry in Honesdale as a Training NCO. Earl returned to community college and earned his associate degree. The men were progressing in their lives, respectively, and all was right. The opportunity to deploy to Afghanistan presented itself to the brothers in 2008, Joe wasn't ready to go back to war. Joe had a young family, a good job, and he thought his best option was to wait for the deployment orders to drop. On the other hand, Earl felt as though the deployment had come at the exact right moment and he took it! “Who the fuck is watering their grass in Afghanistan??” BLACKNESS “When I came to…big beautiful sky...my feet are backwards, and I'm full of blood. The Humvee to my left is completely destroyed. We just hit a roadside bomb.” Listen to the episode to hear how SSG (Ret.) Earl Granville, US Army Infantryman, overcame this horrific attack, how he honors the brothers he lost, and what he is doing to change the future! Currently, he is travelling the nation telling his hard truths and inspiring other Veterans to do the same! This episode is in loving memory of: Staff Sgt. Joseph Granville (1983-2010). TOGETHER WE ARE THE STRONGEST. If you or anyone you know is struggling, please seek help and share the resources below. Together we will beat this! Confidential Military Crisis Line: 1 800 273 8255 Option 1 or text 838255 Military One Sources: 1 800 342 9647 Get in contact with SSG (Ret.) Earl Granville here: Instagram: https://instagram.com/earlgranville Facebook: https://m.facebook.com › Granville...Web results Earl Granville - Home | Facebook Website: https://www.earlgranville.org Earl Granville | Earl Granville YouTube: https://youtu.be/LYvjkRutnjM
Joe Granville, Earl's twin brother, had always had aspirations of becoming a soldier. Once Joe took his oath, it was only right for Earl to do the same. The twins would become Infantrymen together in the Army National Guard and be assigned to the 109th Infantry Regiment out of Pennsylvania. Joining during a time of peace, the brothers' first taste of adventure landed them in Bosnia as part of the NATO mission, Operation Joint Forge, to bring peace to the region after years of conflict. This gave them both a chance to see the world and experience a new culture. The brothers quickly fell in love with the military way of life, and they knew they wanted to make it a career. As the PA Army National Guard (PAARNG) Unit left Bosnia, mid-March of 2003, President George W. Bush addressed the world and announced that the United States of America would be invading Iraq. An Iraq combat deployment was a sure bet, due, in part, to the nature of the Infantryman's job. But, eager to fulfill his service obligation, Joe Granville, volunteered to deploy to Iraq. Feeling the pressure of his brother's decision, Earl decided to volunteer as well. He felt compelled to join his brother in Operation Iraqi Freedom; furthermore, he just couldn't allow him to go alone. Both men thrived in their careers, and despite the hardships of combat they knew the military was their “calling”….They both re-enlisted prior to returning home. Once he returned home from combat, Joe got married and landed a great job as a correctional officer at SCI Waymart, a state correctional institution. Later, he was attached to the Pennsylvania National Guard A1-109th Infantry in Honesdale as a Training NCO. Earl returned to community college and earned his associate degree. The men were progressing in their lives, respectively, and all was right. The opportunity to deploy to Afghanistan presented itself to the brothers in 2008, Joe wasn't ready to go back to war. Joe had a young family, a good job, and he thought his best option was to wait for the deployment orders to drop. On the other hand, Earl felt as though the deployment had come at the exact right moment and he took it! “Who the fuck is watering their grass in Afghanistan??” BLACKNESS “When I came to…big beautiful sky...my feet are backwards, and I'm full of blood. The Humvee to my left is completely destroyed. We just hit a roadside bomb.” Listen to the episode to hear how SSG (Ret.) Earl Granville, US Army Infantryman, overcame this horrific attack, how he honors the brothers he lost, and what he is doing to change the future! Currently, he is travelling the nation telling his hard truths and inspiring other Veterans to do the same! This episode is in loving memory of: Staff Sgt. Joseph Granville (1983-2010). TOGETHER WE ARE THE STRONGEST. If you or anyone you know is struggling, please seek help and share the resources below. Together we will beat this! Confidential Military Crisis Line: 1 800 273 8255 Option 1 or text 838255 Military One Sources: 1 800 342 9647 Get in contact with SSG (Ret.) Earl Granville here: Instagram: https://instagram.com/earlgranville Facebook: https://m.facebook.com › Granville...Web results Earl Granville - Home | Facebook Website: https://www.earlgranville.org Earl Granville | Earl Granville YouTube: https://youtu.be/LYvjkRutnjM
SSgt Christopher "Chris" LaBeause is a serving US Army Infantryman currently operational as an OC/T (Observer, Coach / Trainer). He takes us on a journey through his 11 year career and what led him to start Storytime Project, a US Registered Non-Profit charitable organisation helping to prevent veteran suicide. Check #storytime on insta @storytime_0520 and at www.storytimeproject.com. Follow @leadwasps on insta for more content. If you or anyone you know might be efit from sharing their experience in an open forum with no arcs get in touch at leadwaspspodcast@gmail.com for consideration.
Coach Goodrich serves as the General Manager for the Scorpions High School Program. One of the most well respected High School Coaches in the State of Florida, Johnny's duties with the Scorpions include coaching a Founders Club team as well as overseeing the selection, placement, and continuing education of all Scorpions Players and Coaches. A former US Army Infantryman and Gulf War Veteran, Coach Goodrich played and studied at Seminole Community College and Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. During the pandemic he is being trusted with the safety of the Scorpion players and staff. Coach Goodrich gives us insight into his approach and mindset of the #ScorpNation during these challenging times.
Miguel Tully, professionally known as Yeti Tears, is a combat Veteran, artivist and producer from Atlanta, GA. He began producing EDM during his deployment to Iraq in 2009. He has toured his music in South Korea and the USA. He founded Veteran Records in 2018 to promote and manage military Veteran artist and their families. He is known for creating the genre Dirtstep and his dedication to assisting the homeless Veteran community. This is his track Benning dedicated to US Army Infantryman.
Earl Granville is a retired Army Staff Sergeant. He served in the Pennsylvania Army National Guard as an Infantryman, enlisting in 2001 and deploying to Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan. He lost part of his leg when a roadside bomb struck his vehicle in eastern Afghanistan in 2008. He is a Team Member for the veteran run and owned non-profit Operation Enduring Warrior, is pursuing his bachelors degree in counseling, and also speaks publicly about the importance of finding help in battling mental adversity after the passing of his twin brother, Staff Sergeant Joseph Granville, who took his own life December of 2010 while still on Active Duty.
BENNETT TANTON Vice President, Battle Sight Technologies Bennett is a former Reconnaissance Marine and US Army Infantryman. He holds a BA in Security Management and is a graduate of 2014 Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with disabilities (EBV) at Syracuse University. Bennett is the Co-Founder of Cigars & Sea Stories and is the Managing Editor of Change Your POV Podcast Network. He also works as a contributor and adviser to publications, companies and organizations. Bennett is a Certified Peer Support Specialist and has dedicated his life to helping veterans navigate the system and aid them in adding value to their communities. 'xw2u63bm'
James Turner, a former US Army Infantryman talks about his transition and the importance of adopting a positive mindset to excel in life, post-military.
Guest Bennett Tanton is a Reconnaissance Marine and US Army Infantryman. He holds a BA in Security Management and is a graduate of 2014 Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with disabilities (EBV) at Syracuse University. In this 1st of a 2 part series interview with Bennett he shares inspiration and wisdom from the military and business battlefront.
Steven is a 13 year US Army Infantryman disabled Veteran who's served as a Jump Master, Long Range Surveillance Team Leader, and Sniper Team Leader. He is the founder of Rescues 4 Warriors, a non-profit organizationthat funds adoption and training of shelter dogs for Veterans as companions and as service dogs. His story of finding his dog Django and their journey through healing is a true inspiriation. Visit: http://www.rescues4warriors.org
Stew and the Nunn have teamed up with Unapologettically American to bring you some Political Observations Opinions and Personalities! A lot has happened in the politcal sphere in the past couple weeks and with a primary early next week we want to share all the info and opinions we have.Greg Drobny is an US Army Infantryman who served within the 75th Ranger Regiment. He has also spearheaded a large pro second amendment PAC, is an accomplished writer, father and when not running Ranger Ups's Rhino Den and Unapologetically American still has time to crush Grad School!Tune in while we get down on the recent political events!
Zack*was a US Army Infantryman who deployed during Operation OEF in Eastern Afghanistan. Using truth and humor, he describes the realities of war and the rough transition he is having back into the civilian world. *Last name intentionally withheld
Featuring the Real Story "Hero's Welcome: Chapter 1" and special guests Domonicque Tatum, US Army Infantryman; Mary Tatum Chappell, Domonicque's mother; and Floyd "Shad" Meshad, National Veterans Foundation.
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