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Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 495 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentHistory |
Dr. Jonathan Page, a US Navy vet, is now a professor of engineering practice at the University of Michigan College of Engineering. He discusses his 21-year career in the Navy, the current state of the Navy's shipbuilding, and the careers available. H... more
We talk to our first guest, David Maulsby
David Maulsby began his mission in 2009 by reaching out to homeless veterans in Houston, offering hope and healing through his faith and compassion. As an ordained minister, he became a guiding force for vet... more
We talk to our first guest Army veteran Herm Breuer
Herm Breuer, Army veteran and Trumbull County Ohio veteran advocate spent over a decade working on a package to get Vietnam Vet Ken David’s medal upgraded to the Medal of Honor. Herm and Ken were f... more
There at 88,000 MIA/POWs from America's wars. It is important to keep the search for people and remains alive. USAF vet Mike Sands explains why he remains involved and efforts to obtain a memorial chair in Lansing, Michigan so school kids ask about i... more
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Lovely compilation of stories about and for veterans. I love the show’s host and the variety of resources they provide to armed forces veterans.
I've been a follower of this program and its podcasts for some time, and I have nothing but good things to say about it. If you're a veteran or are in the veteran-world, you need to listen to this program. Keep up the great work!
I've been a follower of this program and its podcasts for some time, and I have nothing but good things to say about it. If you're a veteran or are in the veteran-world, you need to listen to this program. Keep up the great work!
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Centered around the experiences of veterans and their contributions to society, this podcast explores a wide range of topics related to military service, veteran advocacy, and community support. Through interviews with veterans, nonprofit leaders, and advocates, episodes highlight critical issues such as PTSD, veteran benefits, and employment initiatives for service members transitioning to civilian life. Additionally, the show emphasizes the importance of storytelling as a therapeutic tool, shedding light on the remarkable but often overlooked experiences of veterans from different eras, including World War II and the Vietnam War. With a mission to elevate the voices of those who have served, it offers a unique perspective on the challenge... more
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Recent guests on Veterans Radio include:
1. Jonathan Page
2. David Maulsby
3. Lem Genovese
4. Mike Sands
5. Wayne DeLoria
6. Alex Vernon
7. Richard Zowie
8. Craige Edgerton
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