Podcasts about wounded veterans

Gilly Norton founded SWV to support wounded veterans, first responders, and war correspondents. What started with therapeutic ski trips to Klosters, CH, evolved quickly into employment support, pain clinics, and mentoring when veterans revealed their biggest challenge: finding work despite their injuries. Recognizing that conventional PTSD treatments were failing, Gilly raised $1.5 million to fund the UK's first MDMA-assisted therapy trial for veterans. Despite regulatory hurdles, the initiative gained backing from General Nick Carter and national media attention. Gilly is now lobbying to make research more accessible and affordable. Apart from the Ski Program in Switzerland, SWV also runs annual ski programs, the Rivers Employment Initiative, and a global political risk conference. Gilly's key message: the human cost of war doesn't end when the conflict does—PTSD affects people of all ages, with an average patient age of just 36.   To learn more about how to support SVW visit their website: Supporting Wounded Veterans Instagram: @supportingwoundedveterans ********** To learn more about SHIFT HAPPENS, click here  To learn more about Claudia's business SHIFT HAPPENS.Curated Conversations and her Salons in New York, Zurich and Berlin, click here You can also connect with Claudia on Instagram @shifthappens.podcast and LinkedIn at ClaudiaMahlerNYC This podcast is created, produced and hosted by Claudia Mahler.

His People – 05/18/2026 – Jim Taylor | on ministering to morally-wounded veterans Featured work: Moral Injury: Arming Pastors to Help Veterans Battle Soul Wounds Caused by Military Service  For more faith-filled, Gospel-centered content, download the Pilgrim Radio app today on Google Play and Apple, or stream at PilgrimRadio.com. 

The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – In 1969, singer-songwriter Joe South wrote a stirring song relevant to today's show, to remind us of the cost of that valor mixed with pain and suffering. The song was “Walk A Mile in My Shoes.” According to the Veterans Administration, there are approximately 42,000 Veterans living with spinal cord injuries that result in paralysis and often an inability to walk...

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Janet Rives, Chief Operating Officer for CreatiVets, who highlights the Nashville, Tennessee based nonprofit organization's mission and efforts to use art and music therapy to help veterans heal from trauma and prevent suicide. Janet explains the organization's origins, which began 12 years ago when founder Richard Casper returned from Iraq with a traumatic brain injury and found healing through art and songwriting. She described how CreatiVets now serves veterans nationally using art and music for healing, with programs including songwriting workshops in Nashville with award-winning songwriters, astrophotography, visual arts, and screenwriting initiatives. The programs are offered free of charge through donations and provide veterans with mentorship from other veterans who have gone through similar experiences. She describes upcoming plans for a 3-week accredited art program at Belmont University and mentions their existing longtime partnership with the Chicago School of Arts, concluding with information about their "Scars to Scripts" program scheduled for the Monday before Veterans Day. Janet discusses how their efforts are focused on preventing veteran suicide through these art therapy programs. She shares stories of two veterans who recently told her they had planned suicide but were saved through the organization's programs. The organization also offers community programs on the weekend for local veterans, including stained glass windows, sewing, and painting. The organization is currently renovating a 19,000-square-foot former church building to create a 24/7 veteran art and music center. The facility will include an auditorium for music venues, art rooms, a pottery studio, and a woodworking shop, designed to provide veterans with a safe space for healing outside of traditional business hours. The public can support CreatiVets through donations, monthly giving, volunteering, and streaming their music catalog on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. Janet emphasizes that all donations support veterans through art and music programs aimed at preventing suicide, and highlights how the organization's music serves as a powerful tool for both veterans and the public to understand and seek help. Visit https://creativets.org to learn more about CreatiVets and to get involved.

The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – In 1969, singer-songwriter Joe South wrote a stirring song relevant to today's show, to remind us of the cost of that valor mixed with pain and suffering. The song was “Walk A Mile in My Shoes.” According to the Veterans Administration, there are approximately 42,000 Veterans living with spinal cord injuries that result in paralysis and often an inability to walk...

--  Pete Brownells takes a team of former special forces warriors to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro.--  He went sleep walking with his pistol a year ago and thought he had thrown it away.  He found it in the file cabinet drawer where he keeps his tax records!--  Looking for trouble is a good idea, if you make it part of your "see and avoid" practice.Gun Talk 05.03.26 Hour 3Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gun-talk--6185159/support.

Marti Wheat loves to scuba dive, and she found a way to share that love with wounded, sometimes suicidal veterans, and give them a sense of joy and purpose that's saving lives. Hope Lives Here is a production of Voyage Media. The series is produced by Nat Mundel and Dan Benamor. This episode was executive produced by Marti Wheat, based on her screenplay Not Forgotten. Story produced by Vince P. Maggie. Directed and written by Dan Benamor. Original music by Derlis Gonzalez. Starring Jonathan Regier and Tracey Leigh. Edited, sound designed, and mixed by James Scully. If you're enjoying the show, please leave us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere you listen to podcasts. And subscribe now, for future episodes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AP's Lisa Dwyer reports that wounded veterans are cycling through Florida Keys for the annual Soldier Ride this weekend.

On this Veterans Day, Dr. Damon Friedman of SOF Mission and the Veteran Service Alliance shares her personal story of serving our country, the wounds he has physically and emotionally, and the work he's part of to bring healing, wholeness and support for our military veterans.  Tanita Maddox, author of "What Gen Z Really Wants to Know About God," calls on us to have a more missional-mindset relating to Gen Z.  Their world is in many ways so different, so we first need to be a curious student of them before we seek to show the good news of Jesus.   Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

Send us a textWe look at how WVRF delivers urgent financial aid and critical dental care across Florida, why 85% of veterans cannot access VA dental, and how focused partnerships turn donations into fast, visible impact. Stories like 101-year-old WWII veteran Richard Rossi's full-mouth restoration show what dignity restored looks like.• teaching veterans storytelling and podcasting through One Man One Mic Foundation• WVRF mission focus on urgent financial aid and critical dental care• why veterans lack access to dental care and why it matters• Richard Rossi's journey from decade-long denial to a new smile• word-of-mouth referrals via VA social workers and county VSOs• fundraising wins including Devil Dog 5K and corporate support• building a 300+ dental partner network statewide• scale of impact, waitlists, and responsible triage• collaborating nonprofits to bridge gaps the VA cannot fill alone• urging veterans to file benefits claims early and persistIf you like what the Wounded Veterans Relief Fund is doing, give them your money. If you know a veteran that needs their assistance, get in touch with them and see what they can do for you Like, Subscribe and Share. If you have comments or suggestions email us at: vetsconnectionpodcast@gmail.com. You can also find the video of this podcast on our YouTube Channel - Vetsconnection Podcast

SERVING OUR VETERANS & OTHERS, BILL EDWARDS. In this episode of Buddha Time, host Tommy Buddha engages in a heartfelt conversation with Bill Edwards, founder of the Westchester All-Stars Christmas for Wounded Veterans. They discuss the impact of music on healing, the importance of community service, and the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. Bill shares his journey of giving back to veterans and the stories behind his charitable efforts, emphasizing the power of gratitude and acknowledgment for those who serve. The episode concludes with reflections on the importance of mental health awareness and the healing power of music.#recovery #alcoholic #twelvesteps #wedorecover #addiction 

The Wake Foundation does many things to help Veterans.  This episode is eye opening to what a single group of all volunteers can do to help veterans.  The people that work in the Foundation do not get paid.  They have many fundraisers to pay their operations and do some really wonderful things for Veterans.  People can donate and participate in their fundraisers to help.  Find them at www.thewakefoundation.org

What happens when everything you've built crumbles — the money, the mission, and even your identity?In this powerful episode, Lyubim Kogan shares his extraordinary journey from high-stakes finance on Wall Street to launching Wings4Heroes, a mission that takes wounded veterans to the edge of cliffs, literally and metaphorically, to help them rediscover purpose.Lyubim opens up about surviving 9/11, being a five-time first-generation immigrant, losing it all more than once, and the promise that drove him to keep going when applause, systems, and resources were nowhere in sight.If you've ever hit rock bottom, questioned your purpose, or wondered how to lead in total chaos , this conversation is your reminder that sometimes, the greatest missions are born from the ashes.This one's for the leaders, the visionaries, and anyone carrying a purpose too big to quit. Tune in.What We Talk About: Keeping the promise we all madeWhat wounded veterans taught him about purpose and resilienceLeadership when no one's watching — or helpingHow to turn pain into a mission that heals othersEpisode Resources:⁠⁠⁠⁠Lyubim ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠Lyubim Instagram

Send us a textSupporting Wounded Veterans is a remarkable charity dedicated to rehabilitating and empowering veterans who have experienced physical and mental trauma from military service. Founded 13 years ago by Gilly Norton, the organization provides comprehensive support through innovative programs including pain management, mentoring, employment training, and groundbreaking MDMA-assisted therapy trials. With a key introduction from London Property and Kelling Designs, the charity has expanded its reach, most notably through a successful art exhibition featuring Martin, a veteran who transformed his life through art therapy. With a 90% success rate, the charity helps veterans reintegrate into society, overcome PTSD, and rediscover purpose through personalized support, including unique initiatives like adaptive skiing. Their holistic approach addresses the complex challenges veterans face, offering hope, healing, and a pathway to rebuilding lives after service. Learn how you can support these incredible veterans at www.supportingwoundedveterans.com.PROPERTY WEALTH - Transforming challenges into opportunities with specialist knowledge and reach. Explore the complexities of the London property market with us—insights, advice, and connections at your fingertips.Join the conversation! Share your thoughts and questions in the comments below. Don't forget to follow us for the latest updates and expert advice! https://www.londonproperty.co.uk/en/link-in-bio/#PropertyWealth #LondonProperty #RealEstate #PropertyMarket #Investment #HomeBuying #HomeSelling #PropertyAdvice #RealEstateTips #PropertyInvestment #LuxuryLiving

Talked with Mike Durkee, US Army Combat Veteran, Executive Director, Wounded Veterans Relief Fund.  "Wounded Veterans Relief Fund is a non-profit organization that supports wounded and disabled veterans throughout Florida with one-time emergency financial support and critical dental care. We are a VA affiliate and work hand-in-hand with VA team members to provide veterans with the care and resources needed to ease the burden of financial strain that often accompanies disabilities incurred during military service."  WVRF has a lot of great events/fundraisers coming up.  Cox Science Center & Aquarium Hometown Heroes Event Saturday, June 21st, 2025, 13th Annual Treasure Coast Bonito Blast Friday-Saturday, August 8th-9th, 2025  Pirates Cove Resort and Marina, 4307 SE Bayview St, Stuart FL 34997, and the Devil Dog 5k/10k Sunday, September 28th, 2025 7:30AM South County Regional Park.  For more info, to become a volunteer or sponsor, listeners can go to www.wvrf.org.  

Send us a textWhat happens when a life marked by frequent transitions meets the rigid structure of military service? Meet Nick Cannon, the Director of Operations for the Wounded Veterans Relief Fund, who shares his extraordinary journey from a tumultuous childhood to becoming a crew chief for F-22s in the Air Force. Through personal stories, Nick illuminates the unpredictable paths life can take and how unexpected choices often lead to rewarding experiences. His narrative offers a unique perspective on adapting to change, an invaluable skill for both military and civilian life.Nick and I tackle the pressing issues of transitioning from military life to civilian careers, a journey fraught with challenges that many veterans face. We discuss the alarming rates of veteran suicides and the critical need for structured support systems, comparable to those available to reintegrating inmates. Our conversation underscores the importance of establishing pathways for veterans to secure meaningful employment, emphasizing that finding purpose in post-military life is crucial for their well-being.We also celebrate the impactful work of the Wounded Veterans Relief Fund, where I now serve after leaving a congressional career. Nick highlights their essential programs, like Urgent Financial Assistance and the Critical Dental Assistance Program, which have significantly improved veterans' quality of life. With over 300 participating dentists, the initiative addresses the dental health challenges veterans face due to inadequate VA coverage. Our episode concludes with a heartfelt call to support veteran-focused organizations, inviting listeners to connect with the WVRF's mission to transform lives.

Tami joins us today to talk about the great impact the Wounded Veterans Relief Fund is having on veteran's life. Her desire to serve and assist veterans stems from her deep family military roots. She outlines the wonderful work Wounded Veterans Relief Fund is doing for veterans in Florida, highlighted by the dental services that have been completed to date. The dental work alone has changed lives and built confidence in many veteran lives.With over 35 years of experience in dentistry Tami Martin is dedicated to her career to improve oral health and access to dental care. Her role is the Senior Dental Program Manager with Wounded Veterans Relief Fund, a Florida-based nonprofit organization that provides critical dental assistance to veterans with a service-connected disability rating of 30-90% or a pending claim. Through that role Tami helps veterans receive essential dental treatments, improving their quality of life and overall health.https://wvrf.org/#vetsos #vetsospodcast #military #militarylife #transitioningmilitary #militarytransition #militaryspouses #militaryspouse #militaryfamily #militaryfamilies #militarycommunity #militarysupport #militaryveterans #vets #veterans #veteran #veterantransition #transitioningveterans #veteranservices #honorveterans #veteranswife #supportourveterans #veteransupport #veteransusa #veteranshelpingveterans #careerchange #transitioningservicemembers #linkedin #sof #coastguard #navy #spaceforce #marines #army #nationalguard #airforce #usmc #usmcr #us #usa #education #podcast #entertainment

Veterans can heal and find hope in the most unexpected places — even on a golf course. This special Veterans Day episode highlights the impactful work of Salute Military Golf Association (SMGA), a national organization that uses golf as a rehabilitative tool to support wounded veterans.-Executive Director Chris Johnson and Purple Heart recipient Jason David join the show to discuss SMGA's life-changing programs that blend sport with community to empower veterans on their journey to recovery. Listen as Jason shares how the program helped him reclaim his physical strength, find renewed purpose, and build confidence after sustaining severe combat injuries.-Learn how you can support SMGA's mission to bring hope and healing to more veterans across the country! Connect with SMGA:WebsiteFacebookInstagramXConnect with Jamie at Truman Charities:FacebookInstagramLinkedInWebsiteYouTubeEmail: info@trumancharities.comThis episode was post produced by Podcast Boutique https://podcastboutique.com/

Today on Good News in Auto Repair, Ed Rosa reveals eye-opening insights into the personal stories of those he helps, emphasizing the prevalent issue of homelessness among employed individuals. Braxton appreciates Ed's dedicated community work and the therapeutic benefits it brings Ed, notably reducing his PTSD symptoms. 00:00 Good news in auto repair: uplifting stories.04:21 Started nonprofit on impulse; quickly succeeded.07:02 My priority is homeless and disabled veterans.11:20 Car loss can lead to homelessness, life-threatening.14:27 Seeing the good in generous, helpful people.16:03 Helping others boosts mental well-being significantly.19:16 Understanding we're all on the same team.23:40 No help if you have a new car.28:18 Help comes when addressing unique real problems.29:13 I rely on donations to continue operating.33:43 Nick helps fix cars on weekends voluntarily.36:42 Like, subscribe, and follow for automotive repair news.Click here for more about Fix it ForwardFix it Forward's Vision: Fix It Forward envisions a community where all individuals and families have reliable and safe transportation that helps them connect to health care, work, learning, social activities, and civic engagement opportunities, regardless of their economic status.

Segment 1: Executive Director of Camp4Heroes, Capt. John Woodall, joins Bo and Beth to shed light on the support that Camp4Heroes offers to wounded veterans and first responders. Plus, Capt. Woodall shares how his personal journey led him to work with Camp4Heroes. Segment 2: Eight year U.S. Marine Veteran, Tom Rackett, talks about his experience at Camp4Heroes and how it has positively affected him and helped him reacclimate to civilian life. Segment 3: Mike and Lisa Conger stop by the studio to give more details on Camp4Heroes. To donate and learn more, go to camp4heroes.orgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In This Hour: -- Gun Talk goes live in Boise, which reminds us all to say thanks to the stations carrying the show. -- Why does it cost so much to have a gun blued? What's involved in the process? -- Pete Brownell's outreach to wounded special forces vets and the reminder that each of us can do something to help. Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 06.09.24  After Show

Today, we have Mike Durkee, Executive Director of the Wounded Veterans Relief Fund.  This program, unique to Florida, provides much-needed dental care for our veterans.  The program has an exciting appeal to dentists wanting to deliver services in that they work with their dentist volunteers to receive payment. Would you be interested in volunteering? Contact Jade Sembric at jsembric@wvrf.org. Or the website www.wvrf.org

The King welcomes Andrew Biggio, author of The Rifle 2: Back to the Battlefield. A veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan as a Marine infantry sergeant, Andrew bought a 1945 M1 Garand rifle and handed it to his neighbor, a World War II veteran. The rifle unlocked memories, not only for his neighbor, but more than 100 other vets who signed the rifle. Andrew recorded their stories and shared them in his first book, The Rifle, and now's back with the sequel.Andrew now serves on the police force in Boston and as president of New England's Wounded Veterans, Inc. You can find his website here.Then Jon wraps up the news of the week, including the latest from Israel, Capitol Hill, and beyond.Subscribe to the King of Stuff Spotify playlist featuring picks from the show. For video versions of the interviews, subscribe to Jon's YouTube or Rumble channel!

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All Haverhill veterans attending a free event next month will walk away with electronic gear and, possibly, a grand prize of a flat screen television, sound bar, laptop computer or other top gift.Veterans now have until Friday, July 14, to register for what's being called a “Give Back” day sponsored by the Haverhill Veteran Services Office and iPods for Wounded Veterans. Despite the name, Veteran Services Director Jeffrey C. Hollett, who appeared on WHAV's “Win for Breakfast” show, says the program is for all veterans.“The number one frequently asked question is, ‘I'm not a wounded veteran or I'm not a disabled veteran. So, this doesn't apply to me?' That's not true. To really understand this, you have to understand the background of iPods for Veterans as an organization,” he says.Hollett went on to explain the start of iPods for Veterans.“In 2011, two veterans by the names of Paul Cardello and John Parker got together and said ‘Hey. Let's take a trip down to Washington D.C. and go to Walter Reed. We have 32 IPods and we want to give them to veterans at Walter Reed.' When they did that, they realized, real quickly ‘Hey, we don't have enough iPods.' The veterans were approaching them as they were leaving the medical center and they wanted these iPods. So, they came back to Boston, they raised some more money and they went back down to Walter Reed and made sure they had enough iPods for every veteran that was in the hospital,” he explains.That was 12 years ago, and things have changed.“But, today they give out more than just iPods. They give out mp3 players, tablets, headphones; they provide letters, magazines, hats. They are doing all kinds of great things, but when they created their organization they created it under this name called iPods for Wounded Veterans, which is a chartered organization. So, it often leads to that question ‘Is that what they do” They're just giving away IPods?' No, they're giving away a lot more,” Hollett adds.There are three tiers of raffles planned for the event, with all veterans guaranteed to win one. Hollett is using the opportunity to talk with Haverhill veterans he hasn't previously met and explain benefits for which they may be eligible.Registration deadline has been extended to July 14 for veterans and an optional guest for the “Give Back” Saturday, Aug. 5, with check in taking place between 11:15 and 11:45 a.m., at AmVets Post 147, 576 Primrose St., Haverhill.Support the show

It's an all new That Real Blind Tech show. Brian welcomes in Aaron Hale, a motivational speaker, extreme athlete, business entrepreneur, and a Blind Veteran.   We kick the interview off with Aaron telling us how he was blinded in combat as Aaron was in the army and an explosives expert. We find out what it feels like to approach an explosive device, and Aaron shares with us the incident that blinded him.   Aaron then walks us through his recovery process at Walter Reed, and how helpful his introduction to the Bard Talking Book Reader was.    While rehabbing and instructing Aaron was introduced to Homes for Heroes.   Not one to sit around, as soon as Aaron got going on the iPhone, he began researching outdoor activities for the blind. He came across several blind people who have accomplished amazing tasks, and wanted to know how he could get involved with exploring the outdoors as someone who is blind. Which led to him climbing the Andes Mountains with a group of Wounded Veterans.   Aaron and Brian reminisce a little about some of their favorite shows growing up.   Aaron then tells us about when and how he lost his hearing, and what learning he would be deaf blind was like. Amazingly, Aaron all handled it phenomenally well thanks to his sense of humor.   Aaron then shares with us what takes place during the Cochlear implant process.   Next Aaron tells us a little about his time in the Navy as a cook, and how he eventually started a very successful fudge business called Extra Ordinary Delights.   Read about Aaron's appearance on The Rachel Ray Show.   Aaron then tells us about his continuing involvement with Homes for Heroes, and the upcoming event he is currently training for the Badwater 135 where he will be raising money for Homes For Heroes. If you would like to support Aaron or Homes For Heroes please make a donation here.   We then discuss what the experience with Veteran Affairs has been like.   Make sure to check out Aaron's podcast Point of Impact.   To contact That Real Blind Tech Show, you can email us at ThatRealBlindTechShow@gmail.com, join our Facebook Group That Real Blind Tech Show, join us on the Twitter @BlindTechShow , or leave us an old school phone message at 929-367-1005, and make sure to visit our website where you can listen to any of our past episodes.

In this episode, Molly Halliday, senior vice president of marketing for Operation Finally Home, shares the mission and origins of their organization and how they bring together partners to provide mortgage-free homes and updates to wounded veterans and first responders.

The Coalition to Salute America's Heroes provides support for Veterans severely wounded during the Global War on Terror. Two representatives join us for this broadcast. Donny Daughenbaugh is the Senior VP for Development and Administration. He was shot in the face when his Marine Squad was engaged south of Baghdad. The bullet lodged at the base of his skull near his spine so doctors chose to leave it in place. Donny suffers tremendous pain to this day. Mary Jessie Herrera is their Western Field Representative. She joined the Arizona National Guard with plans to make a career out of the Army. Mary was the lead gunner in a convoy ambushed while traveling from Fallujah to Ramadi. She took two AK-47 rounds to her right arm. Thankfully doctors were able to save the appendage but she still has limited use of her right hand. The Coalition to Salute America's Heroes administers a variety of programs designed to support wounded Veterans.  Wounded Veterans can face financial strains during their hospital stay and recoveries. The Coalition's Emergency Financial Aid program provides assistance with everything from mortgage & rent payments to groceries and utility assistance. When the Coalition heard about spouses having to leave their jobs to be with their Veteran during recovery, the organization created the "Heroes Thanking Heroes" initiative. This allows spouses to earn money with flexible hours from home making calls to thank program donors. Since inception over 3.5 million calls have been completed. The Coalition also has programs designed to support children & caregivers we well as all expense paid conferences that allow the Veterans to find hope & healing among those comrades also making the transition. Online education and training courses are also made available. TAKEAWAY: " When someone is killed they are fulfilling the commitment they made by writing a blank check to the American people up to and including their lives. When someone is wounded, they are still paying off that check, just more slowly."

Trades Growth Summit Interview with Rob Moore & Wayne BettessThe Trades Growth Summit is ACTION PACKED WITH SO MUCH VALUE TO SUPPORT YOU IN BUSINESS & LIFE Founded by Francis Rodino, Carolina Cohen & Wayne BettessThe Trades Growth Summit covers topics critical to successfully building and growing your Trades Business. Teachings and valuable insights will be shared by leading trade industry experts. Once you unlock the vault, you have lifetime access to ALL the video training content FOR LIFE!THE ULTIMATE ONLINE TRAINING FOR TRADES!50 WORLD-CLASS EXPERTS, AUTHORS, COACHES & LEADERS HELP YOU GROW YOUR BUSINESS IN 2022 AND BEYONDUnlock the Full Trades Growth Summit Vault and get inside access to the strategies, systems and mindset required to build a thriving Trades business. 100% NON-PROFIT supporting our Wounded Veterans!Listen, Watch & Learn from the Likes of Rob Moore, Paul Mort, Tom Reber, Alison Warner, Francis Rodino, James Dewane, Wayne Bettess,  Marcus Sheridan, Michael E Gerber and so many more!!!Sign Up to unlock the Trades Growth Summit Vault Here https://tradesgrowthsummit.org/What is Off The Tools™?Off The Tools™ was Founded by Wayne Bettess to provide World Class Business Coaching, Guidance & Support to the trades and construction industry in the UK. We also focus on our client's growth in what wayne calls “The Three B's™”. Off The Tools™ is dedicated to Elevating Trades Businesses and their owners to new levels.  - World-Class Business & Life Success Coaching Programs-  UK's Industry # 1 Podcast Show, Off The Tools Podcast  Supporting  Thousands of Trades Business Owers via our Community of Like-Minded People,  focussed on Elevating in all areas of lifeDonate to Help for Heroes here - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/wayne-bettess1ABOUT Wayne BettessDaddy – Husband – Business Coach – Podcast Host – Author – Entrepreneur direct plumbing supplies Support the show

Today on Conflict Managed, Natasha Pennington, HR professional, talks with us about what to do when we feel stuck at work or see red flags. Natasha shares with us personal stories of both toxic and wonderful work environments, and the juxtaposition of being minimized vs being invested in, supported, and cared for. She also offers advice on how to deal with difficult and sensitive problems at work, such as hygiene issues. Natasha Pennington currently works for ATA Employment Solutions as an HR Client Manager and has been there for almost 5 years. Natasha moved to Tennessee from Southern California in 2017. She has been working in human resources since 2011. She is a member of SHRM, the West Tennessee SHRM chapter (WTSHRM), the National Association of Professional Employer Organizations (NAPEO) and is a SHRM Certified Professional (SHRM-CP). Natasha earned a Master of Science degree in Human Resources as well as a Graduate Certificate in Organizational Leadership and Human Resources Management. She also earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Industry Analysis. Natasha received the Volunteer of the Year award in 2016 for her active involvement with Canine Support Teams and their Pawz for Wounded Veterans program. She served on the Obion County Chamber of Commerce board in 2021. She is a graduate of the Class of 2019 Adult Leadership Obion County and currently serves on the board. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, fishing, and hiking. Where to find Natasha online: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natasha-pennington-58a577214/ https://www.facebook.com/natasha.yeates.7/ https://www.facebook.com/ataemploymentsolutions   Please like and subscribe to Conflict Managed wherever you listen to podcasts. Conflict Managed is hosted by Merry Brown and produced by Third Party Workplace Conflict Restoration Services. Contact us at 3PConflictRestoration@gmail.com. Our music is courtesy of Dove Pilot.

Walt Fricke is the Airboss and Founder of the Veterans Airlift Command. He saw a need for a private, not-for-profit organization that would fly combat wounded veterans to appointments and treatment facilities. He has built an organization of thousands of pilots and their airplanes that now fill that mission. Even if you do not need transportation, do listen in because the stories he shares will warm your heart. Our library of shows can be found at www.veteranscornerradio.comJoin us on Facebook at the page Veterans Corner RadioYou can contact our host William (Bill) Hodges at bill@billhodges.com

Today on The Richard Syrett Show: Independent researcher, James Roguski reacts to the World Health Organizations advance copy of the “Conceptual Zero Draft”. Tom Korski, managing editor at Blacklocks talks about the records showing that Liberal political aides were angry over the military sympathizing with the Freedom Convoy. Linda Slobodian, columnist for the Western Standard brings up how the wounded veterans help lifeline suggested suicide and not treatment.

Trades Growth Summit Interview with Paul Mort & Wayne BettessThe Trades Growth Summit is ACTION PACKED WITH SO MUCH VALUE TO SUPPORT YOU IN BUSINESS & LIFE Founded by Francis Rodino, Carolina Cohen & Wayne BettessThe Trades Growth Summit covers topics critical to successfully building and growing your Trades Business. Teachings and valuable insights will be shared by leading trade industry experts. Once you unlock the vault, you have lifetime access to ALL the video training content FOR LIFE!THE ULTIMATE ONLINE TRAINING FOR TRADES!50 WORLD-CLASS EXPERTS, AUTHORS, COACHES & LEADERS HELP YOU GROW YOUR BUSINESS IN 2022 AND BEYONDUnlock the Full Trades Growth Summit Vault and get inside access to the strategies, systems and mindset required to build a thriving Trades business. 100% NON-PROFIT supporting our Wounded Veterans!Listen, Watch & Learn from the Likes of Rob Moore, Paul Mort, Tom Reber, Alison Warner, Francis Rodino, James Dewane, Wayne Bettess,  Marcus Sheridan, Michael E Gerber and so many more!!!Sign Up to unlock the Trades Growth Summit Vault Here https://tradesgrowthsummit.org/What is Off The Tools™?Off The Tools™ was Founded by Wayne Bettess to provide World Class Business Coaching, Guidance & Support to the trades and construction industry in the UK. We also focus on our client's growth in what wayne calls “The Three B's™”. Off The Tools™ is dedicated to Elevating Trades Businesses and their owners to new levels.  - World-Class Business & Life Success Coaching Programs-  UK's Industry # 1 Podcast Show, Off The Tools Podcast  Supporting  Thousands of Trades Business Owers via our Community of Like-Minded People,  focussed on Elevating in all areas of lifeDonate to Help for Heroes here - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/wayne-bettess1ABOUT Wayne BettessDaddy – Husband – Business Coach – Podcast Host – Author – Entrepreneur https://helpmefix.io/page/engineers direct plumbing supplies Support the show

20 veterans die by suicide every day. These soldiers defend our country with courage and valor and the way back home isn't easy, especially for those suffering from PTSD. Recently, more families filed lawsuits against doctors for mistreating veterans suffering from PTSD. In this episode of Run It By My Lawyer, Joe Samo details two lawsuits filed against medical providers for not being able to prevent a soldier's suicide. There's a lot to unfold when a family seeks damages against doctors when their loved one dies from self-inflicted injuries. One soldier served two tours in Iraq, seeing fellow soldiers die in front of him and witnessing innocent children dying. Carrying that type of emotional pain with him was difficult. Learn about this story and much more in this episode. #Veterans #WoundedWarriors #PTSD Website: https://linktr.ee/slamo Email: joe@SamoLaw.com Instagram: @runitbymylawyer Support the Podcast: Venmo: @Joe-Samo-1

Trades Growth Summit Interview with Dan Meredith & Wayne BettessThe Trades Growth Summit is ACTION PACKED WITH SO MUCH VALUE TO SUPPORT YOU IN BUSINESS & LIFE Founded by Francis Rodino, Carolina Cohen & Wayne BettessThe Trades Growth Summit covers topics critical to successfully building and growing your Trades Business. Teachings and valuable insights will be shared by leading trade industry experts. Once you unlock the vault, you have lifetime access to ALL the video training content FOR LIFE!THE ULTIMATE ONLINE TRAINING FOR TRADES!50 WORLD-CLASS EXPERTS, AUTHORS, COACHES & LEADERS HELP YOU GROW YOUR BUSINESS IN 2022 AND BEYONDUnlock the Full Trades Growth Summit Vault and get inside access to the strategies, systems and mindset required to build a thriving Trades business. 100% NON-PROFIT supporting our Wounded Veterans!Listen, Watch & Learn from the Likes of Rob Moore, Paul Mort, Tom Reber, Alison Warner, Francis Rodino, James Dewane, Wayne Bettess,  Marcus Sheridan, Michael E Gerber and so many more!!!Sign Up to unlock the Trades Growth Summit Vault Here https://tradesgrowthsummit.org/What is Off The Tools™?Off The Tools™ was Founded by Wayne Bettess to provide World Class Business Coaching, Guidance & Support to the trades and construction industry in the UK. We also focus on our client's growth in what wayne calls “The Three B's™”. Off The Tools™ is dedicated to Elevating Trades Businesses and their owners to new levels.  - World-Class Business & Life Success Coaching Programs-  UK's Industry # 1 Podcast Show, Off The Tools Podcast  Supporting  Thousands of Trades Business Owers via our Community of Like-Minded People,  focussed on Elevating in all areas of lifeDonate to Help for Heroes here - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/wayne-bettess1ABOUT Wayne BettessDaddy – Husband – Business Coach – Podcast Host – Author – Entrepreneur https://helpmefix.io/page/engineers direct plumbing supplies Support the show

Trades Growth Summit Interview with Jordan Reynolds & Wayne BettessThe Trades Growth Summit is ACTION PACKED WITH SO MUCH VALUE TO SUPPORT YOU IN BUSINESS & LIFE Founded by Francis Rodino, Carolina Cohen & Wayne BettessThe Trades Growth Summit covers topics critical to successfully building and growing your Trades Business. Teachings and valuable insights will be shared by leading trade industry experts. Once you unlock the vault, you have lifetime access to ALL the video training content FOR LIFE!THE ULTIMATE ONLINE TRAINING FOR TRADES!50 WORLD-CLASS EXPERTS, AUTHORS, COACHES & LEADERS HELP YOU GROW YOUR BUSINESS IN 2022 AND BEYONDUnlock the Full Trades Growth Summit Vault and get inside access to the strategies, systems and mindset required to build a thriving Trades business. 100% NON-PROFIT supporting our Wounded Veterans!Listen, Watch & Learn from the Likes of Rob Moore, Paul Mort, Tom Reber, Alison Warner, Francis Rodino, James Dewane, Wayne Bettess,  Marcus Sheridan, Michael E Gerber and so many more!!!Sign Up to unlock the Trades Growth Summit Vault Here https://tradesgrowthsummit.org/What is Off The Tools™?Off The Tools™ was Founded by Wayne Bettess to provide World Class Business Coaching, Guidance & Support to the trades and construction industry in the UK. We also focus on our client's growth in what wayne calls “The Three B's™”. Off The Tools™ is dedicated to Elevating Trades Businesses and their owners to new levels.  - World-Class Business & Life Success Coaching Programs-  UK's Industry # 1 Podcast Show, Off The Tools Podcast  Supporting  Thousands of Trades Business Owers via our Community of Like-Minded People,  focussed on Elevating in all areas of lifeDonate to Help for Heroes here - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/wayne-bettess1ABOUT Wayne BettessDaddy – Husband – Business Coach – Podcast Host – Author – Entrepreneur https://helpmefix.io/page/engineers direct plumbing supplies Support the show

There's solace in being on the water. met. Sailahead is a Veteran Service Organization that's changing lives. For this episode Fran Racioppi traveled to Centerport Yacht Club for Sailahead's annual event of over 150 people, almost 40 boats and Veterans spanning every conflict from WWII to today. Fran sat down with Kilian, Sean and Jenny Duclay who started Sailahead to bring Veterans the healing power of the water, bring awareness to PTS and Veteran Suicide, and to honor our mates.He also shared a moment with the The Day Family, who's son Ryan served as an Army Ranger, deployed multiple times to Afghanistan, and died by suicide as he struggled with the emotional toll endless conflict takes on us. Finally, Fran talked the oath we have to each other with a group of Army Rangers who never sailed before joining Sailahead.It's time to stop Veteran suicide. It's time to accept and acknowledge that it's ok to not be ok. Learn more about Sailahead at sailahead.org and on social media @sailahead. Read the full episode transcription here and learn more on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Check out our video versions on YouTube.Highlights: -Sailahead was started by 16 year-old Kilian and 14 year-old Sean after taking a Vietnam veteran sailing in the winter. (5:30)-Sailahead operates under three pillars: using the ocean as a healing power, raising awareness for Veterans' Mental Health, and to honoring Our Mates. (8:30)-Sailing provides Veterans an outlet to build and work on a team, learn new skills, and regain some of the competitive atmosphere lost when they leave service. (29:30) -Fran and Jim, Linda & Justin Day share their memories of Ryan, his legacy and why Veterans struggle with being able to turn off. (31:23)-Jim shares the importance of the phrase “we live with it” and how we must accept what has happened to be able to move forward. (40:26)-Linda explains how the concept of “it's ok to not be ok” allows for respect and perspective in finding and accepting help. (42:25)-Fran sits down with Ron, James and Mike; three former Army Rangers, to discuss the importance of community both in the military and post-service. (50:46)Quotes: -”For 20 years he'd been going to therapy to treat his PTSD and that was the best therapy that he'd ever had.” (7:06)-”If 22 lives are lost a day, there's not just 22 people who are suffering.” (10:36)-”An immediate goal is spreading that awareness and making sure people understand that they are not alone.” (25:35) -”We don't just want to take someone for a boat ride. We want them to gain a new perspective on life.” (28:15) -”To see this happen because of some part of his being, not being satisfied, and not be able to turn off the energy that was put into him by the military is a travesty,” (34:00)-”This never ends…as time goes on what you have to do is learn to live with it. There Is no other choice.” (40:35)-”It's easy to fall into the pit of emotion that comes with loss. It's what you do with it after it happens.” (41:30)-”It's ok not to be ok…but it's not ok to keep it to yourself.” (1:05:32) This episode is brought to you by Jersey Mike's, 18A Fitness, and Analytix Solutions

I feel blessed to have had the opportunity to engage in a hope-filled and faith-inspired conversation with David Maulsby, Executive Director of the PTSD Foundation of America, host of the Road to Hope radio show, and senior pastor. Please join us as we discuss: David's faith journey that led him to his leadership role with … Continue reading David Maulsby – The Hope-filled Road to Recovery for Our Wounded Veterans →

WHAT WILL THE AUDIENCE LEARN?How can you get involved with our mission? Special Guests: Sean Duclay & Kilian DuclayEPISODE SUMMARY:Use sailing and the ocean as a therapeutic platform to foster healing in our military community. It can be easy to believe that the only ones impacted by war are those who travel overseas to fight it. In reality, the impact of war touches the lives of everyone around the soldier or veteran as well. This community includes active duty soldiers, retired veterans, and family members or friends of our fellow citizens in green. Through our events, we aim to connect the sailing and military communities, in order to employ the curative powers of sailing and curb the veteran suicide epidemic.   Spread post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and veteran suicide awareness. The first step to solving any problem is to raise awareness of the cause. We do this through our sailing programs and annual events across the country.Honor and remember Our Mates. We are on the front lines of a war for veterans' mental health at home. Our Mates ensure that the memories of those who lost this battle live on. Carrying Our Mates with us also functions as a physical symbol of just how urgent this crisis is. Website: www.sailahead.orgInstagram: Sailahead219Facebook: SailAhead Linkedin: SailAheadEPISODE QUOTE:Tune in for this sensible conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by Clicking Here.

This episode is about different kinds of silences.  Many traumatized veterans don't know how to talk about their experiences, especially with people who haven't been at war. My guest, Seattle novelist Shawn Wong, helps veterans turn their experiences into stories. When it's your story, you get to control what it means. For example, he tells the story of a soldier who was too wounded to be at his dying father's bedside. That fact had held the soldier captive; but in writing about it, facts become healing truths. Meanwhile, Wong struggles to understand the silences in his own life, including the early death of both his parents and his wife.  We want to hear your Subtext stories and episode pitches! Contact host Bill Radke at bradke@kuow.org or text 206-926-9955. Your feedback matters to us. Submit your comments and questions to www.kuow.org/feedback 

About Jeannie & Wounded Veterans Project: Jeannie Miller is the founder and creator of the non-profit, Wounded Veterans Project Inc. Her team strives to make a difference to ALL Veterans. They are a small local (CT) nonprofit, but they have done some amazing things over the years like; helping Vet with home fire, paying medical bills, Veteran dinners, Covid relief, Sending 75 slippers to VA Home, purchasing a wig for a vet in need, sending home cleaners to Vets home, plowing driveway during winter, helping with a home flood, paying mortgage/rent, etc.... Just look at some of the Vets they have helped here.... https://www.woundedveteransprojectinc.com/testimonialsMany ask....."HOW CAN I HELP?"Find them Veterans in NeedGet on their committee of volunteers!DONATESponsor their fundraisers or help find sponsors (ex. your work)Attend their fundraisers.Share their posts.CARE WITH THEM!!!Support the show

Emma is joined by Dr. Mike Pagano, a dentist specializing in oral appliance therapy and Mike Durkee, Executive Director of the Wounded Veterans' Relief Fund. Together they discuss: * Dr. Pagano and Mike Durkee both share details of their active duty military service. * Some of the systemic problems preventing oral appliance therapy from being used more widely in the military. * Dr. Pagano explains a dental sleep medicine program he started at Fort Riley, KS to treat soldiers with obstructive sleep apnea using oral appliances. * Mike describes his personal journey to diagnosis with sleep apnea and how he went straight to treatment with a CPAP. He is disappointed he didn't hear about oral appliance therapy at the time of diagnosis. * Coverage of oral appliance therapy by medical insurance in the United States. * The need for much more education among dentists, sleep specialists and the general public about the availability and accessibility of oral appliance therapy. * Future developments in oral appliance therapy tracking chips making it possible to track objective data on a patient's compliance and their treatment efficacy. * Mike explains the common life circumstances faced by veterans, including homelessness and unemployment, and how the WVRF helps with these. Learn more about the Wounded Veterans' Relief Fund here: https://wvrf.org/ Learn more about Dr Pagano's dental practice specializing in oral appliance therapy for sleep apnea here: https://vatotalsleep.com/ Follow the podcast on Instagram @sleepapneastories This episode is sponsored by: Somnomed https://somnomed.co/en/find-a-clinic/ and Bleep Sleep Special offer for Sleep Apnea Stories podcast listeners: Sleep Apnea Stories podcast listeners get 20% off Bleep Sleep DreamPorts when shopping with the unique links and codes here: https://www.sleepapneastories.com/services Disclaimer: this episode of the podcast includes people with sleep apnea discussing their own experiences of medical procedures and devices. This is for information purposes only and you should consult with your own medical professionals before you start or stop any medication or treatment.

Building mortgage-free homes for wounded veterans through the Gary Sinise Foundation. Embracing the transformative role of Lt. Dan. Being welcomed by the military community.Actor Gary Sinise discusses his connection to veterans, what it means to be a grateful American, and why he's committed to making sure people recognize the sacrifices of our service members.  CONNECT with The Resilient Life Podcast:Instagram SUBSCRIBE Get the latest video podcast on YouTubeGet the latest audio podcastCONNECT with Ryan Manion on Social Media:Facebook - Twitter - Instagram - LinkedIn  LEARN about Travis Manion FoundationMEET Gary Sinise:Gary Sinise WebsiteGary Sinise Foundation WebsiteGary Sinise Foundation InstagramGary Sinise InstagramGary Sinise TwitterGary Sinise FacebookGary Sinise Foundation LinkedIn

Rob interviews Billy Davis, President of the Washington State Wounded Veterans Waterfowl Club Chapter. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode(25) of Winning Strategies Playbook, our host and real estate expert Jeremy Spann interviews 4 United States Marines involved with the non-profit organization Cowtown Warriors. This episode is near and dear to Jeremy's heart, as he is the founder of Cowtown Warriors. This organization helps wounded veterans coming back from combat and helping their lives in a positive way. Cowtown Warriors is extremely unique where in their 7 years, 100% of ALL donated dollars have gone straight to help veterans. This isn't a joke, every single dollar donated directly helps these vets who are in need of assistance after protecting our freedoms in the great USA! (Caution, this episode contains strong language) Here is the link to Cowtown Warriors' website if you are interested in connecting with him! https://www.cowtownwarriors.com If you are a new listener to Winning Strategies Playbook, we would love to hear from you. Please visit our site myexperiencedrealtor.com and let us know how we can help you today!

The history and stories of the foundation serving our Combat Wounded Veterans & Gold Star families through hunting and fishing events.

Sometimes wounds of war affect veterans in ways that make having children difficult. Recent legislation has proposed the government help these veterans with fertilization services. On the Wednesday edition of Idaho Matters, we discuss these efforts and ask why they haven't been previously addressed.

Veterans Affairs Canada is boasting about the great support the Trudeau government is providing Canada's military veterans, particularly those who are wounded and injured. However, the veterans involved with the Equitas lawsuit - which sought to restore and protect disability pensions and benefits for veterans but was struck down late last year – would likely disagree with this assessment. After all, when asked about the Equitas lawsuit during one of his town halls earlier this year, the prime minister said, "Why are we still fighting certain veterans groups in court? Because they're asking for more than we are able to give right now."  Guest: Major Mark Campbell, PPCLI, lost both legs to an IED attack in Afghanistan, member of the Equitas lawsuit (Photo: Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.