A video game that features the REAL missions performed by REAL warriors definitely sounds cool. But what if the game could offer insights and information that could be used to further the treatment of PTSD? Shawn Piatz, Chief Operating Officer of ORE System joins us.
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.
Joel Hunt suffered a traumatic brain injury and paralyzed leg while serving in Iraq. He is now one of the driving forces behind Military Broadcast Radio, a non-profit station that helps Veterans seek healing through the power of hosting their own shows.
Our regular check in with the editor of The Havok Journal to talk all things military and first responder.
Constitutional Scholar Jeff Utsch joins us for a discussion about what makes our nation so special.
Author John Wukovits joins us to tell the amazing story of World War I Flying Ace and Medal of Honor recipient Eddie Rickenbacker’s twenty four days adrift in the Pacific Ocean during World War II.
Rick Lamb is a man highly revered among the Special Forces community. He has participated in almost every major combat operation from Operation Eagle Claw to Operation Iraqi Freedom. Rick is a member of the USSOCOM Commando Hall of Honor and the Ranger Hall of Fame.
“The Hunter Elite” describes the secret warriors who stand the bulwarks in the Global War on Terror. Author Leon Wagener joins us to discuss his new book.
After hearing the fear in his daughter’s voice when describing active shooter drills at her school, former Navy SEAL Mike Lahiff decided to do something about it. Along with other SEAL team members and tech experts, he the founded “Zero Eyes”. Their technology uses artificial intelligence to actively monitor security camera feeds to detect weapons. They now contract with schools, military bases, government properties and businesses in 30 + states.
Joe Winslow spent 21 years in the Marine Corps and saw combat in Iraq. He now uses his skills as an artist to produce custom designs and artwork through his business, The Tripoli Gift Company. His works appears in the White House and the National Cathedral in Washington.