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Upcoming Shows

Jun 10 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Explosive Ordinance Disposal Technician Aaron Hale was working on an improvised explosive device when it exploded. Every bone in his face was broken, shrapnel barely missed his carotid artery, both his eardrums were blown out and he was left permanently blind.  He knows a few things about overcoming adversity and is now helping others live their best lives.

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Recent Podcasts

Royce Williams – Korean War Pilot

Royce Williams kept a huge secret for fifty years.  He had been given strict orders. Royce joins us as part ...
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Kill Cliff Founder Todd Ehrlich

Kill Cliff founder Todd Ehrlich had no idea that his concept for a “recovery” drink that tasted good could be ...
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National Police Week

National Police Week is an outgrowth of President John F. Kennedy’s 1962 proclamation designating May 15 as Peace Officer’s Memorial ...
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“Crisis Cops” – Ernie Stevens

“Ernie & Joe; Crisis Cops” is a multiple Award winning HBO documentary that follows two San Antonio police officers and ...
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“Fly Girls Revolt” – Dr. Eileen Bjorkman

“Fly Girls Revolt” by Dr. Eileen Bjorkman tell the stories of the pioneering woman who had to fight in order ...
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“To The End of the Earth” – John McManus

“To The End of the Earth” is the last installment in Professor John McManus’ trilogy about the US Army in ...
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About American Warrior Radio

ONLY 1% OF OUR POPULATION SERVES OUR NATION IN THE MILITARY

Even fewer have taken the oath to protect us on the home front. The mission of American Warrior Radio is to bridge the gap of understanding between those who took the oath and the rest of the civilian population. We do so by telling the stories of the men & women in our military/first responder communities… and those who support them.

MEET YOUR HOST

Ben Buehler-Garcia never served in the military or carried a badge. This is why he considers it his duty to support those who have.

For nearly three decades he has volunteered with several initiatives to support military and first responder families including the Tucson Chamber Military Affairs Committee, the 9/11 Never Forgotten Tower Challenge Foundation, Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, USS Tucson 770 Club, the Tucson Community Cares Foundation, Honorary Commander for the 12th Air Force/Air Forces South and is the Arizona Ambassador for the Green Beret Foundation.