Podcasts

Hitler could have changed the course of World War II had he made some different decisions. We have a “reverse ...
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Easy Company was only one of the nine rifle companies that comprised the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment in World War ...
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“Rampage: McArthur, Yamashita, and the Battle of Manila” is James M. Scott’s fourth military history book and has been named ...
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The Naval History and Heritage Command serves as the Navy’s institutional memory by preserving, acquiring, producing and disseminating Naval history ...
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Catkiller was the call sign for the Army 220th Aviation Company over Vietnam.  They flew light, slow, single engine aircraft ...
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Michael Reagan has drawn more than 2,000 portraits of celebrities and other notable persons. But this world renowned artist made ...
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Ed “Moose” Skowron accumulated more than 15,000 hours in the cockpits of both civilian and military aircraft. Some were combat ...
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Colonel John Dale had an adventurous 32 year Air Force career including involvement in the very first drone programs. Many ...
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Cairo was a very special dog for many reasons – not the least of which was the fact he was ...
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Global War on Terrorism Memorial Foundation President and CEO Michael “Rod” Rodriguez certainly has the “bonafides” to lead this initiative ...
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“Pale Horse: Hunting Terrorists and Commanding Heroes With the 101st Airborne” is one of three books authored by Colonel Jimmy ...
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“Jet Girl: My Life in War, Peace and the Cockpit of the Navy’s Most Lethal Aircraft” is an autobiography of ...
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ATF Special Agent Cynthia Beebee never considered a career in law enforcement.  After all, the good guys on television were ...
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US Marshal David Gonzales has spent his entire life in law enforcement. In this episode we talk with David about ...
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Police suicide is the number one killer of law enforcement officers in the US.  In 2019 alone, 228 officers took ...
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“Manhunters: How We Took Down Pablo Escobar” is written by former DEA Agents Steve Murphy and Javier Pena. Steve Murphy ...
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Memorial Day, and the reason/manner in which she observed it, changed dramatically for Scoti Domeij on October 22, 2011. That ...
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Mike Day had been shot at plenty of times during his two decades as a Navy SEAL, but he had ...
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Sally Roberts had a rough start in life.  So much so that a judge finally told her she had a ...
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Veterans Portrait Project founder Stacy Pearsall knew she would join the military – members of her family had served since ...
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Break It Down Show producer and host Pete Turner refined his cultural skills in “some of the most harsh work ...
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Riton Optics Founder and CEO Brady Speth is featured in our Veteran Entrepreneur segment.  Brady is an Air Force Veteran ...
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Jeff Bosley has faced tougher challenges than trying to make it big as an actor. He has served as a ...
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Heroes Media Group Founder and CEO Adam Bird is our featured Veteran Entrepreneur for this episode.  Adam founded Heroes Media ...
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Gary Sinise Foundation CEO Robin Rand joins us to discuss their programs in support of military members, first responders and ...
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Global War on Terrorism Memorial Foundation President and CEO Michael “Rod” Rodriguez certainly has the “bonafides” to lead this initiative ...
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A glance at Dr. Alice Atalanta’s educational background would never give you a clue that she would become such a ...
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Service dogs and their relationships with the Veterans they help is the subject of a wonderful new documentary directed and ...
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