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In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Ken Mellott for a powerful conversation about Air Force service, survival, PTSD, identity, and rebuilding life after a near-fatal aircraft accident. Ken shares how his father's Air Force service inspired him from a young age, why he attended the Air Force Academy, and how his career took him through pilot training, Beale Air F
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Jason Sharon for a practical conversation about Navy service, veteran transition, mortgage brokerage, and helping veterans use their VA loan benefit the right way. Jason shares how he joined the Navy in 1993, went through the nuclear program, served twenty years, and spent time on the USS Nimitz, USS Enterprise, and USS Anzio.
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Jonathan Knaul for a thoughtful conversation about military service, operational stress, combat deployments, test piloting, and the hidden weight of caring for loved ones. Jonathan shares how he joined the Canadian Armed Forces in 1986, first serving in the Navy after Top Gun inspired him to pursue aviation. After four years,
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Jared Maxwell for a raw conversation about Army service, combat deployments, PTSD, law enforcement, and writing as a way to process the aftermath of war. Jared shares why he joined the Army after 9/11, how he became an Airborne infantryman, and what it was like deploying with the 82nd Airborne to Iraq in the early days of the
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Fenix Shepard for a powerful and deeply honest conversation about Navy service, military sexual trauma, PTSD, addiction, faith, forgiveness, and healing. Fenix shares why she joined the Navy after 9/11, how she served aboard the USS Vella Gulf and USS Preble, and how her life changed after being assaulted during service. She t
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Scott Lackey for a conversation about Army service, Desert Storm, military transition, endurance, writing, and what it means to keep rebuilding after life gets hard. Scott shares why he chose the Army, how he served in tactical telecommunications, and how a surprising assignment in Germany eventually led him into a front-row v
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Sean Adelman for a thoughtful conversation about Air Force service, military medicine, transition, family, and what it means to keep growing after the uniform comes off. Sean shares why he chose the Air Force, how military service helped make medical school possible, and what it was like serving as a physician during a period
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Ryan Matthews for a conversation about Army service, military working dogs, trauma, entrepreneurship, and purpose after the uniform. Ryan shares why he chose the Army, how he became a bomb dog handler, and what it was like working with explosive detection dogs on missions that included clearing areas during elections in Iraq.
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Eric Goebelbecker for a wide-ranging conversation about Army service, military transition, technology, writing, and the challenge of reinventing yourself after service. Eric shares why he joined the Army, how family history shaped that decision, and what life looked like serving in Germany as a Hawk continuous wave radar repai
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Josh Brinson for a wide-ranging conversation about military service, transition, fitness, entrepreneurship, and finding purpose after the uniform. Josh shares how he joined the Navy, became a helicopter aircrew rescue swimmer, and found himself learning nearly every job around the aircraft. He talks about deployments, humanita
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Faust Ruggiero for a powerful conversation about PTSD, trauma recovery, and what veterans really need in order to heal. Faust shares lessons from four decades of working with veterans, including why PTSD should not be treated as a simple mental health label and why talk therapy alone often falls short. He explains that trauma
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Dr. CM Queen Williams for a powerful conversation about Army service, military medicine, cancer care, veteran benefits, and finding purpose after burnout. Dr. Williams shares her journey from immigrating to the United States from Jamaica, to joining the Army as an enlisted soldier, to later becoming a physician and radiation o
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with John Smith for a conversation about life after military service, VA claims, family, faith, and finding purpose in the next chapter. John shares why he chose the Marine Corps, how he built a career as a tactical air defense controller, and how that path eventually led him to the Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics community. Af
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Damon Darnall, also known as the Drone Boss, for a conversation about drones, entrepreneurship, and why this fast-growing industry can be a strong fit for veterans. Damon shares how he got into flying at a young age, how the drone industry has evolved, and why he believes commercial drones are creating one of the biggest busin
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Aaron Crippen for a real conversation about military service, hidden trauma, transition, reinvention, and purpose. Aaron shares why he joined the Army, what life looked like in infantry service, and how injuries and experiences from that time followed him long after he got out. He talks openly about not fully understanding PTS
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Terry Weaver for a conversation about military service, transition, creativity, and the power of storytelling after the uniform comes off. Terry shares how he joined the Navy, served as a Corpsman with the Marines, and eventually had to figure out what came next after service. That next chapter took him through business, entre
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Chad Singer, a Navy veteran and founder of Canine Revolution Dog Training, for a conversation about service, transition, entrepreneurship, and finding a new mission after the military. Chad shares how he came from a long family line of Navy service, attended The Citadel on a Navy ROTC scholarship, and served as a surface warfa
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Mike LeBlanc for a conversation about military transition, identity, entrepreneurship, and the challenge of building a meaningful life after service. Mike shares why he chose the Marine Corps, what it was like coming from a non-military family, and how difficult it can be for veterans to translate military experience into civi
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut sits down with Eric Hommel for a direct and thought-provoking conversation about military service, Afghanistan, leadership, and the long-term impact war has on veterans. Eric shares his unusual path through the military, from enlisted Navy submariner to Navy reservist to commissioned Air Force officer. He talks about the systems he saw from
In this episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, Ed Parcaut talks with Scott English, a former Canadian Army medic and Navy diver who now leads Combat Fitness, a performance-focused training business for military, law enforcement, and tactical athletes. Scott shares his journey through service, his transition out, and how burnout, operational demands, and changing priorities pushed him toward entrepr
In this episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with guests Chris Miles and Lee Ettinger for an engaging conversation about military service, transition to civilian life, and entrepreneurship. Chris Miles shares candid stories from his time in the Marine Corps, including challenging boot camp experiences and lessons learned from amphibious assault training. He and Ed Parcaut dive
Join Ed Parcaut as he welcomes Dean Davidson for a candid conversation about military service, PTSD, and the journey of healing. Dean shares his story of serving in the U.S. Army, the challenges of lost records and transitioning to civilian life, and how writing and acting became a creative outlet. Delving into his upcoming novel "The Emir: The Tora Bora Vendetta," Dean discusses the power of stor
Welcome to Helping the Brave with host Ed Parcaut, the show dedicated to supporting veterans as they navigate life after service. In this episode, Ed sits down with Randy Bridge, Army veteran and author of Hard Hat Philosophy. Together, they discuss the challenges veterans face in accessing VA benefits, overcoming the stigma around seeking help for PTSD and service-connected injuries, and practica
In this compelling episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut welcomes Eric Holt, a U.S. Army veteran and former fire chief, whose career journey took an unexpected turn after standing up for election integrity. Eric Holt shares his story, from serving as a firefighter in the Army to uncovering troubling violations during a local fire district election in Colorado. His decision to do the right
In this compelling episode of Helping the Brave, Ed Parcaut sits down with Navy Chaplain Larry Brant to unpack the critical, often misunderstood topic of moral injury. Larry candidly shares his path from worship pastor to 16 years serving as a chaplain for the Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard. Together, they explore the challenges veterans face with PTSD, moral injury, and the VA claims process, as
In this candid episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed welcomes guest Alec Altamirano for an in-depth conversation about military service, veteran benefits, and life after the uniform. Alec shares his journey from joining the Marine Corps in 2005, serving as a machine gunner in Iraq, and navigating the challenges of transitioning back to civilian life, including the pursuit of education and his curr
Welcome to Helping the Brave with your host, Ed Parcaut. In this episode, Ed Parcaut sits down with Dennis Mark Interdonato, a veteran, real estate expert, and founder of The Dennis Mark Group. Together, they dive deep into Dennis's journey from serving in the Army to building a thriving career in real estate—highlighting the challenges of transitioning from military life, the changing landscape o
In this insightful episode, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Army veteran and financial planner Chris Pollard for an engaging conversation about military service, career transitions, and building financial security after the uniform comes off. Chris Pollard shares his journey from high school Army reserves, through West Point and active duty deployments, to his current career in personal financial p
In this thought-provoking episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with veteran and author Jeff Kildow for an engaging conversation about service, history, and storytelling. Jeff Kildow shares his journey from serving as a missile maintenance technician in the United States Air Force during the 1960s to a long career in aerospace engineering and ultimately becoming an author of al
On this episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with Marine Corps veteran Carl Able to dive deep into a life of service, transition, and the drive to make a difference after the military. Carl shares candid stories—from his unique path into intelligence work, experiences in Iraq, learning new languages at Monterey, and navigating the world of veterans' benefits. The conversation
On this episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut welcomes physician assistant and Navy veteran Johnnie Gilpen, who shares his journey from the Oklahoma National Guard to the Navy, and ultimately finding his calling in medicine. Together, they dive deep into the realities and aftermath of military service—from handling life-changing injuries to navigating the complex VA benefits process. Hear
Join host Ed Parcaut as he welcomes Marine Corps veteran Jerry Clark for an inspiring episode of Helping The Brave. Jerry shares his journey from West Texas to Vietnam, his experiences as an 0311 grunt, and how his military service shaped his life. The conversation explores the challenges veterans face when transitioning back to civilian life, the importance of finding purpose, and overcoming invi
In this episode, host Ed Parcaut welcomes Army veteran and Bronze Star recipient Omar Ritter to share his powerful story of service, transformation, and resilience. Omar Ritter opens up about following in his family's footsteps as a Cavalry Scout, his combat experiences in Iraq, and the battle he faced after returning home—a life-altering brain tumor that led to his medical retirement. Together, E
In this episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut welcomes Navy veteran and master communicator John Verrico. Listen in as John Verrico shares his inspiring journey from undisciplined young man to becoming the last master chief journalist in the Navy Reserve, and how his decades of service and unique experiences shaped his career in government public affairs and leadership coaching. John Verri
In this powerful episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut welcomes Air Force veteran D Logan to share an inspiring journey from military service to career transformation. D Logan opens up about serving over twelve years in the Air Force, his dreams of flight, and the realities and challenges of transition after deployment—including navigating PTSD, mental health struggles, and advocating fo
In this inspiring episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with former Navy SEAL, football player, and debut author Tom Hruby, alongside seasoned writer James Pomerantz. Together, they reveal the stories behind their new novel, "The Breacher's Playbook"—a thrilling saga loosely based on Tom's real-life experiences from the battlefield to Big Ten football and beyond. You'll hear Tom'
On this special Veterans Day episode of Helping The Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Joshua Marsden, Army National Guard veteran and founder of ARM5 Formula, to discuss his unique journey from military service to entrepreneurial success. Joshua Marsden shares honest reflections about finding direction after struggling in college, what inspired him to join the Guard, and how the discipline and
Welcome to Helping The Brave with Ed Parcaut, where we share the real stories behind service, resilience, and transformation—on and off the battlefield. In this episode, Ed Parcaut sits down with Antoinette Lee, a Gulf War Army veteran, tech CEO, and adventure sports athlete. Antoinette opens up about her journey in the military, overcoming a traumatic brain injury, and building a successful caree
In this powerful episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Brandon Ashcraft, a U.S. Air Force veteran whose journey takes us from intense overseas tours to a decades-long fight for justice and healing within the military system. Brandon Ashcraft shares deeply personal stories about service, resilience, and the challenges faced upon returning home—from PTSD and service-related tr
In this episode of Helping The Brave, host Ed Parcaut welcomes Chris Duprey, an Army veteran and leadership coach, for an open and inspiring conversation about military service, transition, and the surprising lessons that come with building a new life and career after the uniform comes off. Chris Duprey shares his story, from his early ambition to attend West Point, through his active duty years a
In this episode of "Helping The Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with Corey Brown and Sam Matthews for a candid conversation about life after military service, mental health, and the power of finding purpose. Corey Brown, an Army veteran with over 16 years of service, shares his journey from the battlefield to becoming a business leader and his mission to support fellow veterans and first respond
Join host Ed Parcaut for an inspiring episode of Helping The Brave, where he sits down with Marine veteran Rich Brown to discuss service, sacrifice, and the challenges veterans face after returning home. Rich Brown shares his journey from enlisting as a teenager, deploying to Afghanistan and Iraq, and overcoming the life-altering effects of traumatic brain injury (TBI). The conversation dives deep
In this episode of Helping The Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Lee Allen to talk about Lee's journey through military service, business, and writing. From growing up in an Army family and joining the 82nd Airborne, to his advice on navigating real estate and his successful transition into entrepreneurship, Lee shares insights and stories that show how military experiences shape life after se
Marine Corps officer, reservist, dad of four, and corporate consultant Francisco Garza joins Ed Parcaut for a real conversation about transition, purpose, and what leadership really means. From high-stakes military missions to the uncertainty of leaving active duty during a pandemic, Francisco Garza opens up about the hard moments, the questions, and the value of community—whether it's in uniform
Tom Sauer – Resilience, Service & Recovery In this powerful episode, host Ed Parcaut welcomes Tom Sauer, a Navy and Marine Corps veteran turned entrepreneur. Tom Sauer shares his inspiring journey from military service to building Miramar Health, a mental health and addiction recovery center for veterans. Learn how personal loss and experiences with addiction and suicide in the veteran community m
From Combat Flight to Compassion: Jared Lilje's Mission Against Human Trafficking In this inspiring episode of Helping the Brave, hosts Ed Parcaut and Jared Lilje dive deep into Jared's remarkable journey from Air Force crew chief to pilot, and how his military experiences shaped his mission-driven approach to life. Listen as Jared shares how he transitioned from flying C5s and C17s to launching J
Join host Ed Parcaut as he welcomes U.S. Marine Corps veteran and author Rand Timmerman for a deeply moving conversation about resilience, brotherhood, and personal transformation. Rand shares powerful stories from his service with the 1st Marine Division in Vietnam, confronting PTSD and decades of alcoholism, and his inspiring journey hiking the Appalachian Trail in his seventies. Discover how Ra
Join host Ed Parcaut for an inspiring conversation with Army veteran Justin Baucum. Justin shares his unique journey of growing up in Hong Kong and China, serving in Army Special Forces, and successfully transitioning to the world of tech and advanced manufacturing. Discover what it's really like to leave the military, navigate civilian life, and find purpose in new ventures. In this episode, Just
In this insightful episode of Helping The Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with retired Fleet Master Chief Raymond Kemp to discuss his remarkable 33-year journey in the U.S. Navy. Raymond shares his experiences with resilience, leadership, and breaking barriers—as the first Black Fleet Master Chief of Navy Europe and Navy Africa—and offers a candid look at the challenges he faced, from his early d
On this episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with bestselling thriller authors and Navy veterans Brian Andrews and Jeff Wilson. Together, they share their incredible journeys from serving in the military to partnering as full-time writers behind major series like Jack Ryan for the Tom Clancy estate, Tier One, Sons of Valor, and Shepherds. Tune in to hear how they met (not in the
In this episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with John Hillen, an Army veteran whose military career took him from patrolling the Iron Curtain on the night the Berlin Wall fell, to leading troops in the largest tank battle since World War II during Desert Storm. John shares stories of his family's long Army tradition, his firsthand experience of historic events, and the lessons
In this episode of Helping The Brave, hosts Ed Parco and Renzo Martinez welcome Remso Martinez, Army National Guard veteran and agency owner, for an honest conversation about finding purpose both in and out of military service. Remso shares his journey from growing up in a military family to serving in the National Guard, navigating the challenges of balancing civilian ambition with service, and h
In this episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with bestselling novelist and Marine veteran Michael Hopf for a wide-ranging, authentic conversation about life during and after military service. Michael shares his journey from growing up in Maryland to joining the Marine Corps, experiencing life on deployment, and successfully transitioning into civilian life through commercial div
Join host Ed Parcaut on Helping The Brave as he sits down with Vietnam veteran, therapist, and author Connard Hogan. In this candid conversation, Connard shares his journey from being drafted into the Army, becoming an intelligence analyst in Vietnam, to his transition into civilian life and a long career in counseling and therapy. Connard discusses the challenges faced by Vietnam vets, the impact
In this candid episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Cole Grace, an Army National Guard combat engineer, for a real talk about military service, the challenges of deployment, living with PTSD, and navigating the complex world of VA disability benefits. Cole opens up about his experiences in Iraq as an IED hunter, the dangers he faced, and the aftereffects that followed him h
In this episode of Helping The Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Vietnam-era Army veteran and acclaimed author Rick DeStefanis. Rick shares his fascinating journey—from enlisting during the height of the Vietnam War, to his transformative experiences as a paratrooper, and his unexpected path to becoming a prolific writer of military fiction. Together, Ed and Rick dive into the complexities of
In this powerful episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut talks with Army veteran Eric Donoho about the realities of military service, combat injuries, and the journey home. Eric opens up about his deployment to Iraq, his experiences with IEDs and traumatic brain injury, and how those moments shaped his life after service. Together, they delve into the challenges veterans face during transiti
On this episode of Helping The Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Dr. Amanda Zeine, a former Army pediatrician whose journey through military service, unexpected injury, and personal reinvention will inspire veterans and civilians alike. Amanda shares her accidental enlistment story—starting with a scholarship her mother encouraged her to pursue and leading to a 15-year career in the Army, incl
In this inspiring episode of Helping The Brave, host Ed Parcaut welcomes Joseph Bolton, a 25-year Army veteran, author, and storyteller. Joseph shares his candid journey from enlisting right out of high school—at the insistence of his father—to reluctantly starting on what would become a distinguished military career. He recounts his experiences as a combat engineer, his turbulent path to and thro
In this episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with Randall Surles—a retired Army Green Beret, former Ranger, and now a professional editor and writing mentor. Randall shares his remarkable 30-year journey in the military, from his early aspirations of adventure to facing the challenges of Ranger school, Green Beret training, and beyond. He dives deep into the realities of milit
In this episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Jim Rojas-Taylor, a Marine Corps veteran who has carved a unique path from military service to the world of acting, theater, and emotional literacy. Jim shares his powerful journey—from his early fascination with the Marine Corps and tough experiences in service, to the surprising way theater and voice lessons helped shape his po
In this episode of "Helping The Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with Army veteran and entrepreneur Justin Martinez. Justin shares his journey from serving in the 10th Mountain Division and earning his Ranger tab to building a real estate business focused on Airbnbs, fix-and-flips, and creative investing strategies. He opens up about the challenges he faced in the military, the importance of usin
In this episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Susannah Stokes, a former Marine Corps officer and founder of Metamorphosis Ventures. Susannah shares her inspiring journey from growing up in a military family, attending the Naval Academy, and serving in Afghanistan, to finding renewed purpose in supporting fellow veterans and championing alternative approaches to healing PTSD—
In this episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Anthony "A.B." Bourke, former Air Force fighter pilot and seasoned entrepreneur. Anthony shares his incredible journey from flying F-16s with the California Air National Guard to cracking major business deals—like landing a paint line in every Home Depot west of Minneapolis. He reflects on the unique skills veterans bring to the
In this episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with Army veteran and author Patrick Naughton for an inspiring and insightful conversation about military service, legacy, and personal growth. Patrick shares his journey, which spans nearly 28 years in the Army—from his early days as an enlisted infantryman with the 101st Airborne to his transition into officer ranks and unique rol
Welcome to Helping the Brave with your host Ed Parcaut, a show dedicated to empowering veterans through education, support, and real-world advice. In this episode, Ed sits down with Sam Sells, a former Air Force officer and entrepreneur who has built a billion-dollar real estate portfolio in just seven years after medical retirement from the military. Sam shares his inspiring journey from enlistin
In this powerful episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with Army veteran Juan Espinoza for an honest and inspiring conversation about service, sacrifice, and the challenging journey of transitioning back to civilian life. Juan shares stories from his deployments to Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay, his time as a private contractor, and the struggles veterans face when leaving the
In this episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Ben Vernon, an Air Force veteran turned professional dog trainer. Ben shares his journey from enlisting in the Air Force with dreams of becoming a pilot, to his unexpected path into security forces and later, training military working dogs—despite never owning a dog as a child. He discusses the unique challenges and rewards of mi
In this insightful episode of Helping The Brave, host Ed Parcaut welcomes Tim Thomas—an Australian Special Forces Commando veteran—joining live all the way from Australia. Tim opens up about his unique experience as part of the first intake directly recruited into the Australian Special Forces, his combat deployments to East Timor and Afghanistan, and the physical and mental challenges faced durin
Join host Ed Parcaut in captivating conversations on "Helping the Brave," a podcast dedicated to honoring the resilience and courage of veterans and first responders. In this episode, Ed sits down with Ryan Kuperus, a Marine Corps recon and Force Recon specialist, to explore his 17-year military journey, his challenges transitioning back to civilian life, and the impactful work he does now with Th
On this episode of Helping the Brave, host Ed Parcaut is joined by guest Julian Chapman, a seasoned veteran from the Canadian Army with 34 years of service. Julian shares his journey from a private soldier to a brigadier general, detailing his unique experience in Canada's primary reserve forces, which allowed him to balance a civilian career alongside his military service. The conversation delves
Join host Ed Parcaut in this insightful episode of "Helping the Brave," as he sits down with Doug Katz, a fellow veteran and entrepreneur, to explore the rich tapestry of experiences that shape a veteran's journey post-service. Doug shares his compelling story of ambition and resilience, starting from his early days at West Point and serving in the Army, to facing major career decisions amidst eco
Certainly! Here's a more detailed version of the podcast description: In this episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with Brent Bowers for a compelling conversation about balancing military service and real estate entrepreneurship. Brent, an Army veteran, shares his journey from enlisting in the service in 2009 to navigating the challenges of deployments while forging a successf
In this thought-provoking episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut chats with guest Paul Skidmore, a filmmaker, and author, about his journey into storytelling and the impact of his work on mental health awareness, especially among veterans. Paul's short story, "The Darkness Rolled Over Her," shares the journey of a veteran dealing with PTSD and their struggle with suicidal thoughts. Paul d
In this compelling episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut welcomes Darrell Williams, a retired Army veteran with 20 years of service, who shares his transition journey from military to civilian life. Daryl's story takes listeners from his roots in Compton, California, to serving in Germany during the Boys in the Hood era and onto prestigious assignments at the Pentagon and the White House
In this episode of Helping The Brave, host Ed Parcaut engages in a captivating conversation with Commander Mary Kelly, a retired Navy officer with 21 years of commissioned service. Mary shares her journey from the Naval Academy to becoming a leadership consultant, highlighting her experiences in intelligence and logistics during her service, primarily in Asia. The discussion delves into the shifts
In this inspiring episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut welcomes Navy veteran Kristof Morrow to share his unique journey and experiences. Kristof, after serving in the Navy as a corpsman alongside Marines, faced unexpected challenges when he developed Tourette's Syndrome. This neurological condition changed the course of his life and career. Join us as Kristof recounts his personal stori
Welcome to "Helping the Brave," where host Ed Parcaut engages with veterans and diverse guests to uncover their unique journeys of service and personal growth. In this episode, join Ed as he sits down with Joel Bouchard, a dedicated Army Reserve veteran and passionate lifelong learner with a love for philosophy and podcasting. Discover Joel's inspiring path from his decision to join the Army Reser
In this episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut welcomes Brian Joseph, a remarkably experienced and passionate veterinarian who shares his unique journey of service. From graduating from UC Davis in 1984 and spending most of his career in zoos, aquariums, and wildlife work, Brian made an inspiring leap into the United States Army Veterinary Corps at the age of 57. Breaking age barriers wit
Join host Ed Parcaut as he sits down with Marine veteran and successful entrepreneur, Trevor Spiers, in this engaging episode of "Helping The Brave." Discover Trevor's inspiring journey, his time in the Marine Corps, and how his military training has influenced his path in the world of business. From flipping homes to historical restorations, large-scale real estate developments to co-founding Ool
In this insightful episode of "Helping The Brave," join host Ed Parcaut as he sits down with Karl Darden for a comprehensive discussion on his diverse journey from the Navy to the world of podcasting. Karl shares his experiences at the Naval Academy, the challenges of balancing academics, sports, and military duties, and his impressive career trajectory from helicopter pilot to successful roles in
Join host Ed Parcaut in this heartfelt episode of "Helping The Brave" as he sits down with Healey Ikerd, a dedicated counselor and military veteran. Together, they dive deep into the challenges and triumphs faced by veterans, emphasizing the vital importance of utilizing available benefits and resources. In this episode, Ed shares his own journey, from dealing with health issues caused by burn pit
In this powerful post-Veterans Day episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with Air Force veteran Mark Watkins to delve into his remarkable journey from military service to becoming a key leader at Chick-fil-A. Serving from 1990 to 1994, Mark provides a firsthand account of significant periods like Desert Storm and Operation Southern Watch, his experiences working with the Secret
In this riveting episode, host Ed Parcaut sits down with retired Navy Commander Darlene Green to explore her remarkable 20-year military career and her journey of helping veterans lead fulfilling lives after service. Darlene, influenced by her father's 30-year Air Force career, shares her heartfelt story and the challenges she faced in balancing a demanding Navy career with family life. Darlene op
Join host Ed Parcaut in this compelling episode of "Helping the Brave," where he sits down with two remarkable guests, Ranger Johnson and Gino Johnson. Ranger Johnson, a decorated Army Green Beret veteran, shares his incredible journey from enlisting inspired by a John Wayne film to serving across the globe and transitioning post-retirement after a 20-year career. Gino Johnson, while not a veteran
Join host Ed Parcaut on "Helping The Brave," where we shine a light on the unique challenges and incredible stories of our nation's veterans. In this episode, we sit down with Mr. Whiskey, a former Navy nuclear operator turned podcaster, preacher, and advocate for mental health and veteran support. Discover the array of agricultural resources available to veterans and learn why even those with sho
In this eye-opening episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with retired Navy Commander Tina Erwin to delve deep into the extraordinary journey of her military career and her compelling work in metaphysics. Tina breaks new ground discussing "crossing over prayers" and shares fascinating stories about helping spirits, including those of murderers, transition peacefully. Discover t
Welcome to the Helping The Brave Podcast! In this episode, we dive into a fascinating conversation with cybersecurity expert and veteran Christian Espinosa. Join host Ed Parcaut and guest Christian as they discuss their military experiences, from Ed's time in the Navy to Christian's in the Air Force, sharing stories about discipline, resilience, and the importance of leadership. Christian sheds li
In this insightful episode of "Helping The Brave Podcast" host Ed Parcaut delves deep into the challenges and triumphs faced by veterans transitioning back to civilian life alongside guest Carlos Verduzco. Together, they explore the urgent need for improved support systems beyond the current Transition Assistance Program (TAPS), emphasizing innovative solutions like rehabilitation-focused boot cam
"Helping the Brave Podcast," hosted by Ed Parcaut, is a podcast dedicated to supporting veterans as they transition into civilian life. In each episode, Ed brings on extraordinary guests who share their firsthand experiences, insights, and resources aimed at helping veterans find purpose, heal, and thrive in their new chapters. From personal stories of resilience to discussions on veteran entrepre
In this compelling episode of "Helping the Brave," host Ed Parcaut welcomes back special guest Lechon Kirb for an insightful conversation on branding, marketing, and leveraging military experiences in business. Kirb, a Marine Corps veteran and expert in systematizing knowledge for entrepreneurs, emphasizes the importance of having offers and lead magnets while appearing on podcasts to effectively
In this riveting episode of "Helping The Brave," host Ed Parcaut is joined by distinguished Vietnam veteran, author, and former helicopter pilot, Tom Equels. Together, they delve into Tom's compelling life story, his military service, and his poignant new book, "The Horseman's Tale." Tom shares his experiences as a young aviator in the Vietnam War, where he flew over 300 combat missions and was he
Join host Ed Parcaut in this compelling episode of the "Helping The Brave" podcast as he sits down with Barbara (Barb) Thompson, an exceptional individual whose journey through courage, vulnerability, and dedication will leave you inspired. 🎙 Key Highlights: - **Courage and Vulnerability**: Barbara discusses the immense courage and vulnerability required to take risks, comparing it to her rich li
Join host Ed Parcaut in this captivating episode of the Helping The Brave Podcast as he sits down with Clint Rusch, a dedicated entrepreneur and veteran, to unpack his incredible journey from childhood business ventures to military service in Baghdad, and eventually becoming a leader in the logistics industry. 🚀 **Episode Highlights:** - **Entrepreneurial Roots:** Clint shares how his early expos
Join Ed Parcaut and special guest Dave Wolcott in this enlightening episode of "Helping The Brave."** Dive into a timeless framework for understanding and building wealth, applicable across all market cycles, and learn about the various types of capital that extend beyond just financial gains. ### 🛠️ Key Topics Covered: - **Wealth-Building Framework:** Dave Wolcott shares his time-tested strategi
🎥 **In This Episode**: - **Movie "The Warriors"**: Ed recalls the gritty realism of 1980s New York subways in the movie "The Warriors" and uses it as an analogy for societal challenges if left unaddressed. - **Political Commentary**: Ed critiques individuals opposed to Trump and discusses the need for tough companions in uncertain areas. - **Critical Thinking & Media**: A conversation about the i
🎙️ **Join host Ed Parcaut in an enlightening conversation with Robert Cook!** 🎙️ In this episode of "Helping The Brave," Ed Parcaut sits down with Robert Cook, a decorated Vietnam veteran, a prolific author, and a former computer software entrepreneur. They delve into a wide array of engaging topics, from the complexities of military engagement to the transition challenges veterans face when ret
In this compelling episode of "Helping The Brave," host Ed Parcaut sits down with Evan Poling, founder of bizretire.com, to delve into the intricacies of business and finance. Evan shares his unique journey from serving as a combat medic in the Ohio Army National Guard to investigating financial crimes, including the Bernie Madoff scandal, before transitioning into the entrepreneurial world. Key H
🌟 **In this Impactful Episode, Ed Parcaut Welcomes Brian Fleming!** 🌟 Join host Ed Parcaut as he sits down with Brian Fleming, an Army veteran and inspirational speaker, for a transformative conversation on the power of sharing your story. In this episode, Brian breaks down the importance of mentors, resilience, and the true art of public speaking. **Key Highlights:** - **The Power of Mentors:**
Join host Ed Parcaut in an insightful conversation with Ben Brown, a seasoned veteran who navigated the complexities and challenges of military life and its aftermath. In this episode, Ben opens up about his experiences with night sweats, depression, and chest pains linked to his military service. Discover the untold stories of neglected benefits, the rigorous demands of military training, and the
Join host Ed Parcaut as he sits down with Austin Holmes for an insightful episode of the "Helping the Brave" podcast! Austin Holmes, a former Navy diver turned entrepreneur, shares his incredible journey from military service to building a purpose-driven PR agency, "Publicity for Good." 🔹 **Key Topics Covered:** - Austin's experiences hiring both domestically and overseas for his business - His m
In this powerful episode of "Helping The Brave," Ed Parcaut sits down with D. Paul Fleming, a dedicated veteran advocate, to discuss the critical issues facing our veteran community. Fleming shares his personal frustrations with societal judgments and delves into his extensive efforts to raise awareness about veteran suicide. Through reaching out to influential figures like Tucker Carlson and Sena
Join host Ed Parcaut as he sits down with David Wilson, a retired Marine and counterintelligence expert, for an in-depth discussion on the latest episode of "Helping The Brave." From earning respect in the military to navigating the complexities of transitioning into civilian life, this episode is packed with invaluable insights and advice for veterans and their families. **In This Episode:** - Th
In this compelling episode of "Helping The Brave," host Ed Parcaut welcomes guest Rich Ingram for an in-depth conversation about overcoming adversity, resilience, and finding purpose. Rich Ingram shares powerful stories from his strict upbringing, military service, and his journey from a troubled childhood to becoming a commissioned officer. **Key Highlights:** - Rich Ingram's childhood and the in
In this episode of Helping The Brave, Ed Parcaut sits down with Brian Moody, a seasoned National Guard pilot and financial strategist, to discuss a range of critical topics affecting veterans, military personnel, and everyday Americans. 📊🌍 **Featured Topics Include:** 1. **VA Loans and Mortgage Insights**: - Ed breaks down the Blue Water Act, eligibility for second VA loans, and warns against mo
Join host Ed Parcaut as he dives deep into the critical issues affecting our veterans with the Honorable Cheri Mason. In this compelling episode, Cheri Mason, who served the VA for 30 years, shares her vast experience and insights into the need for improved community care and healthcare access for veterans. 🔹 **Key Discussion Points:** - The urgent need for the VA to enhance community care and he
Welcome to another inspiring episode of "Helping the Brave," hosted by Ed Parcaut. In this insightful conversation, we welcome Christina Rose from Oklahoma City, who shares her incredible journey and the tireless work she does to support veterans, especially her husband, a Purple Heart Air Force veteran. **Topics Discussed:** - **Cannabis as an Alternative Treatment:** Ed and Christina delve into
In this engaging episode of the Helping The Brave Podcast, host Ed Parcaut sits down with Johnny Bartelle, a retired army veteran with nearly 27 years of service, to discuss a range of essential topics including the challenges of living in areas with high costs of living, the intricacies of political leadership, and the importance of understanding history. **Key Highlights:** 1. **Life in High-Cos
Join Ed Parcaut as he sits down with Tom Spooner for an enlightening and heartfelt conversation on the Helping The Brave Podcast. In this episode, they delve into the crucial need to support veterans, first responders, and their families. 🎙️ **Topics Covered:** - The significance of reaching out to 22 veterans or people weekly to check in and offer support. - Challenges faced by military spouses
In this compelling episode of "Helping The Brave," hosted by Ed Parcaut, we dive into the transformative story of Dave Albin. From his challenging childhood to his struggles with addiction and his triumphant path to sobriety, Dave's journey is both inspiring and emotional. Dave opens up about his early days working at a large grocery store in California and his battles with drug and alcohol addict
In this episode of the Helping The Brave podcast, host Ed Parcaut engages in a thoughtful conversation with guest Zorina Pritchett on the topic of helping veterans navigate post-military life. Zorina shares her inspiring journey from military service to entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of self-care, perseverance, and embracing imperfection. They discuss Zorina's game Zomatic Shift, des
Welcome to another episode of **"Helping the Brave"** with your host, Ed Parcaut. Today, we have a compelling conversation lined up featuring our special guest, Scott DeLuzio, a veteran who has dedicated his life to supporting fellow servicemen and women. In this episode, Scott shares his heartfelt journey from joining the Connecticut Army National Guard after the events of 9/11, to facing the tra
Welcome to another powerful episode of Helping the Brave Podcast. In this inspiring session, our host Ed Parcaut is joined by esteemed guest Adam Bird, a veteran who served in the Arizona Army National Guard and the founder of Heroes Media Group. Dive into a poignant conversation about the challenges veterans face, the significance of community support, and the transformative power of finding one'
In this compelling episode of Helping The Brave Podcast, host Ed Parcaut sits down with guest Mark Booher, an infantry instructor and veteran of the National Guard. Mark shares his rich experience in the military and offers insights into the integration of National Guard and Reserve forces with active duty personnel. Tune in as they delve into the significant impact of local elections on public sa
🎙️ Welcome to Help The Brave Podcast! In this impactful episode, host Ed Parcaut sits down with guest Jack Daly to address pressing issues faced by veterans transitioning from military to civilian life and the urgent matter of veteran suicides. 🚀 In today's discussion: - Explore the remarkable, yet often unrecognized, skills that military personnel bring to civilian roles. - Dive deep into the c
Welcome to a deeply moving episode of "Helping the Brave." I'm your host, Ed Parcaut, and today we invite you on a journey of resilience and support with our esteemed guest, Donald Dunn. As a former military medic with 20 years of distinguished service in some of the most challenging theaters like Iraq, Afghanistan, and Bosnia, Donald brings a wealth of experience and a heart for veterans. He shar
Welcome back to the Helping The Brave Podcast. In today's special episode, we sit down with the remarkable Lord Tim Heale, a veteran who dedicated 44 years to the British army, serving as a welfare officer for London's central garrison and looking out for the well-being of the queen's guards. Heale brings a wealth of experience from his myriad roles, including time as a GPMG gunner, in the anti-ta
Welcome back to another gripping episode of the Helping the Brave Podcast. Today's installment of "Helping the Brave," spotlights a truly remarkable guest – Abdi Guleed. We dive deep into Abdi's compelling journey from high school dropout to his valiant service in the United States Army. Facing challenges early on, he turned to the military not just for structure but for leadership and a clear pat
Welcome back to the Helping The Brave podcast, where we dive deep into stories of transformation and hope. Today's episode is a profound journey into the heart and soul of Van Curaza, a former professional surfer turned life-saver through his organization, Operation Surf. Van shares a raw and honest look into his tumultuous past, including his battles with addiction, legal troubles, and the eventu
In this compelling episode of the Helping The Brave Podcast, hosts Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer sit down with William Benson, a veteran with a remarkable story of resilience and dedication to helping fellow veterans navigate the challenges of PTSD. After overcoming personal financial struggles with some unexpected aid, William embarked on a journey from entrepreneurship to part-time employment, whi
Welcome back to another episode of "Helping the Brave" with your hosts Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer. Today, we have an inspiring episode lined up for you as we sit down with our special guest, Brett Chereskin, a former US Army Major who bravely served our country for 13 years. In this episode, titled "Helping the Brave: Brett Chereskin," we'll explore Brett's decision to enlist, his commitment to f
Welcome back to the Helping The Brave Podcast. In today's heartfelt episode, we're joined by a truly resilient soul, Derick Johnson, who has turned his turbulent childhood riddled with bullying and family challenges into a catalyst for a life dedicated to fitness, self-improvement, and serving others. Derick shares with us how his early encounters with adversity pushed him to seek strength not jus
Welcome to another compelling episode of the Helping the Brave Podcast! Today, prepare for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion as we explore the highs and lows of transitioning from military service to civilian life. I'm thrilled to be joined by Mitchell Kieffer and Shane Schreck, two courageous veterans who have redirected their post-military journeys toward entrepreneurship, all in the
Welcome, everyone, to another empowering episode of the Helping The Brave Podcast. Today, we've got an enthralling conversation lined up that bridges the realms of finance, government policy, and the military. Joining me, your host Ed Parcaut, and my insightful co-host Amy Tiemeyer, is none other than Dominic "Slice" Teich—an Air Force reservist, seasoned aviator, and an entrepreneur with a heart
In this episode of Helping The Brave podcast, host Ed Parcaut and co-host Amy Tiemeyer are joined by special guest Rich LaMonica. Rich shares his experiences working with veterans and VSOs, emphasizing the importance of veterans getting involved in politics to bring about change. He also discusses his award-winning book, "13 Step Guide to Success," which provides practical steps for personal growt
Welcome to another episode of Helping The Brave podcast! In this episode, we are privileged to have the brave and inspirational Larry Freeland as our guest. Larry has a rich background that was heavily influenced by growing up on Air Force bases, particularly Strategic Air Command (SAC) bases. His father, a full colonel specializing in meteorology and Russian history, had interactions with General
✨ Join us on the Helping The Brave Podcast as we sit down with the inspiring JR Spear, a former military service member who has transformed his life after leaving the military. 🎖️ 💡 In this episode, JR Spear shares his journey from the military to entrepreneurship, highlighting the lessons he learned along the way. From building successful businesses to overcoming personal challenges, JR's story
Welcome back to another episode of Helping the Brave. I'm your host, Ed Parcaut along with my co-host, Amy Tiemeyer. In today's episode, we are joined by a special guest, Joseph Soel. Joseph is an army veteran who served for eight years and was deployed to Iraq. After returning home, Joseph faced the challenges of dealing with PTSD and navigating the transition back to civilian life. However, he f
Welcome back to another episode of the Helping the Brave Podcast, we have the pleasure of hosting the incredibly inspiring Jeff Arnold. Jeff and his spouse are passionate volunteers, dedicating their time to various causes and organizations. We'll hear about Jeff's wife's involvement with the Pima County Attorney's office, where she supports victims of domestic violence and contributes to building
Welcome back to another episode of the Helping The Brave podcast! In today's episode, Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer speak with a very special guest - the talented Jack Maxwell. Today, we'll be discussing a remarkable television show called American Homecoming, created by the visionary Tracy Trost. This show is all about helping disabled veterans and transforming their homes into accessible and invit
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're honored to feature Rob Anspach, a prolific author, coauthor, and producer of over 30 books covering a wide range of topics. Rob's
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're honored to feature Bill Merck, a distinguished individual with extensive experience in both the public and private sectors. Bill's
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. n this episode, we're honored to feature Dean Van Dyke. As Dean works with each individual, each business challenge, each goal not being attained, his re
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're honored to feature Greg Birch, a US Army Veteran with 11 years of service as an Army officer. After his separation from the milita
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're honored to feature Stephen Swanson, a US Army Veteran who specializes in helping entrepreneurs build their personal brand and medi
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're honored to feature Troy Holt, a Navy Veteran and dedicated financial educator. Troy's passion lies in empowering professional wome
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're delighted to feature Chris Whittemore, a self-published author who made the courageous decision in November 2021 to write a novel
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're thrilled to feature James Sisco, a Marine, athlete, #1 Best Selling Author, and the founder and President of ENODO Global—a risk a
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're honored to feature Lt. General Michael Ferriter, U.S. Army (Retired), who serves as President and CEO of the National Veterans Mem
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're honored to feature Brandon Rumbaugh, retired United States Marine who joined the military at the age of 18 and served for five yea
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're honored to feature Ron Self, a highly decorated veteran who served in Special Operations in the United States Marine Corps for 10
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tietmeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're honored to feature Shawn Durnen, a US Army veteran who deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom with the 555th Engineer Brigade, 14th
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tietmeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're excited to feature Alex Carlson, a Marine veteran who believes that having honest and vulnerable conversations is key to forming
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tietmeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're thrilled to feature Suzi Landolphi, MVP (Merging Vets and Players) Clinical Director, who will share her insights on trauma and e
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tietmeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're excited to feature Malaysia Harrell, an Air Force veteran who has dedicated her life to helping others. Malaysia's focus, determi
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tietmeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we are joined by Anthony Schuman, a US Army veteran who transitioned from the military into the nonprofit sector, where he coordinated
Welcome to Helping The Brave, a 30-minute podcast hosted by veterans Ed Parcaut and Amy Tietmeyer, where we provide a supportive space for veterans to share their experiences and offer practical advice and resources to navigate post-military life. In this episode, we're excited to feature Thomas Di Giorgio, a veteran with an incredible story to share. Thomas will discuss his experiences with veter
Helping The Brave crew sat down with Andrew Smith. A US Army veteran and purple heart recipient. Andrew will shared about how he transitioned, from the Army to being Executive Director of Orphanages in Asia. In March 2020, Andrew founded Orphans In Asia, a nonprofit dedicated to serving orphans throughout Asia. Their main focus is to help orphans by equipping and empowering local leaders and commu
Douglas James a Navy Veteran- Douglas decided he wanted to help others to succeed during his time in the Navy. In 2015, he was deployed on a humanitarian mission that allowed him to assist some of the most impoverished communities in the world. It was then and there that Douglas knew he wanted to live his life with great purpose and do everything he can to raise others up. After returning home, Do
Dick Muri, Steilacoom WA Mayor, Mr. Muri will share about his service in the Air Force, passions and methods for community involvement. Dick and his lovely wife Mary has 4 kids, and 12 grandkids. Tune into Helping the Brave every Wednesday Live at 6:30pm Eastern/3:30pm Pacific.
Ryan McDonald as we talk about transition, his military journey, family, and what next he plans to do. Tune into Helping the Brave every Wednesday Live at 6:30pm Eastern/3:30pm Pacific.
Eddie Lowery Jr. Host of the Off The Deep End Podcast. Husband, Brother and Veteran. He will share about being a member of Mvp. Eddie has been helping veterans over the past year, through the use of Fitness, sharing his devotion to family and the use of firarms for a coping mecanisms. Suicide prevention is a huge part of his discussions and focus on his podcast. Tune into Helping the Brave every W
Earl Granville, at two weeks into in boot camp at Ft Benning with his twin brother Joe, 9/11 happened. He went on to serve nine years in the Army National Guard as an Infantryman, with deployments to Bosnia, Iraq and Afghanistan. On his final tour, he lost his left leg through the knee to a roadside bomb while on patrol. He also lost his teammates Major Scott Hagerty of Stillwater Oklahoma and Spe
Danny O'Neel is a former member of the United States Army who joined on September 11, 2001. He was a Fire Support Team member, known as a FIST, and did a 7-year enlistment. He sustained injuries in Iraq in 2006 and was forced out of the army. After leaving the army, he struggled with coping skills and turned to alcohol. He later got a job as a wireline engineer in the oil field, making a high sala
Ed Parcaut and Amy Tiemeyer are the hosts of the podcast Helping the Brave. They are interviewing an army veteran named Arreal Riggs, who served for 9 years and worked in various roles such as human resources, logistics, and intelligence. He joined the army due to the influence of his uncle, a Vietnam vet. Arreal found the podcast through a military community on Instagram and reached out to the ho
AK Akbar who is passionate about serving in many capacities will share her journey about her approach to bringing awareness to suicide. Highlighting solutions, outlets, & alternitive resources (SOAR) AK will discuss the importance of reassessing how we approach suicide intervention. Tune into Helping the Brave every Wednesday Live at 6:30pm Eastern/3:30pm Pacific.
Graciela Tiscareno-Sato works to publish, inspire, teach and uplift communities, she was honored as one of 10 Women Military Veteran Leaders, Champions of Change, by The Obama White House. For military families: Graciela teaches "Authentic Personal Branding for Military Veterans" Through live workshops. For K-12 Educators: The award-winning literature her team has created, helps raise expectations
Jennifer L. Miller is a US Army veteran whose life's mission is to be a lighthouse that brings all people together. Jennifer says "When we come together, we can heal these massive divides that are tearing us apart. It starts with us first. When I heal myself, I show the way for others to heal themselves. My goal as a photographer & a healer is to make everyone, regardless of their skin color, gend
After retirement from the U.S. Army and 25 years of service starting over seemed daunting and extremely stressful for Shellie WIllis. Everyone doesn't land their "dream career" or start their business or even decide to continue their education immediately. Over the last 6 and half years of working in workforce development with a focus on veteran's initiatives, she found most really don't have a cl
On this episode of Helping The Brave, we bring you Sherman Williams. Williams joined the U.S. Army 25 years ago and took pride in being a part of a family that promoted values such as honor, discipline, integrity, and teamwork. He is also proud of the sacrifices and contributions he's made serving his country and protecting the freedoms that we all enjoy today.
On this episode of Helping The Brave, we bring you Jason Jarman, US Army veteran. Jason will share about how he has learned to create a commitment to healing and all the challenges of normalizing mental health. Jason has grown his community of supporters and has helped others begin their journey. Tune into Helping the Brave every Tuesday and Thursday Live at 6:30pm Eastern/3:30pm Pacific. You can
Elliott Gaskins is a Top-performing Project Manager/Program Manager with over 10 years of experience in various industries, including Financial Operations, Revenue and Budget Management and Financial Analysis and Planning. Elliott will share about normalizing mental health and how he has been doing that along with helping others. Tune into Helping the Brave every Tuesday and Thursday Live at 6:30p
Lee Baleme is a progressive, hands-on community leader in the Veteran services and project management fields with years of experience in the United States Military and Civilian sectors. Lee has, in-depth knowledge of military culture, practices, and understanding of OIF/OEF veteran's issues. Lee is comfortable and experienced in speaking to audiences. He is a proven corporate steward interacting a
Dave joined the Army in 2001 and served in various light infantry units until his separation in 2016. In 2009, he passed Ranger School and was deployed with the Golden Dragons 2/14In, 10th Mountain Division to Iraq. After his honorable discharge in 2016, he attended Suffolk University in Boston where he majored in Finance and now serves as a Financial Advisor with Northwestern Mutual and a financi
Brian Nelson is a proven, energetic executive; entrepreneur; in-trepreneur; and strategic innovator for government, non-profit, and private sectors. Astute 'translator' between all sectors to find common language, align purpose, instill passion and achieve objectives. Experienced and proficient in leading and transforming multifaceted and multi-functional organizations. Developed or executed strat
On this episode of Helping The Brave, we bring you Kim "Rooster" Rossiter. Kim "Rooster" Rossiter serves as the President of the Ainsley's Angels of America and as a special advisor to many other adaptive sports organizations across the country. He and Lori, his wife of over 20 years, hail from Lake Charles, Louisiana, and are parents to Briley, Kamden, and the late namesake for Ainsley's Angels,
On this episode of Helping The Brave, we bring back former guest, Anthony Malone. He will be sharing about the Afghanistan evacuation 2021/2022; 9 months in country where the objective was to help vulnerable families and children where he assisted in moving hundreds of people to safety. Also, he held meetings with Afghan officials and Government. It has been an emotional and challenging time for a
On today's episode of Helping The Brave, we bring you Lihn Thai, a consummate professional with extensive background and experience in public affairs, community development, and organizational leadership. Lihn is passionate about exploring and bringing out the best in individuals and organizations. Every day, his intent is to be purposeful and attract learning opportunities to create positive soci
Mike Pollock is a US Army veteran. Mike is going to share with us about what he is currently working on, his Self-Care Toolkit, what his future plans are, and his current role in bringing awareness to mental health advocacy in the veteran community. Tune into Helping the Brave every Tuesday and Thursday Live at 6:30pm Eastern and 3:30pm Pacific. Catch us on all major podcasting platforms! You can
On this episode of Helping The brave, we bring you Brad Milford, US Navy veteran and world traveler. He has built eight corporations. Through his experiences, he has led, managed and grown more than 100 businesses from the ground to 7-figures and beyond. As a top podcaster, Brad's global impact continues to expand, and he is honored to serve today as a world class speaker, mentor, advisor, trainer
Shane Ross has a diverse background and unique way of doing things. Shane has spent time in the golf business, military, law enforcement, large corporate America, small corporations, family-owned business, and franchises. Shane has owned a licensed Dellaria Hair Salon with his wife Jillian, as well as run an addition salon during Covid. Tune into Helping the Brave every Tuesday and Thursday Live a
Marty Strong-CEO, Chief Strategy Officer, key note speaker, and author of Be Nimble - How the Navy SEAL Creative Mindset Wins on the Battlefield and in Business (martystrongbenimble.com). In 2004, I began to build a distinguished track record of successful progressive business leadership supporting U.S. Government agencies and private corporations. From 2016 to the present, I built, scaled, and le
Pete Quintanilla is a US Army veteran who medically retired after serving ten years in the 2nd Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment at Ft. Lewis, Washington. In 2009 as an amputee, Pete began venturing out climbing mountains and working with injured service members across the country as a mentor. 2011 he began working for U.S Special Operations Command (USSCOM) Care Coalition as a Recovery Care Coordina
Barbra Allen, a gold star spouse, who uses her experiences and relationships to speak, lead and work with veterans, families of the fallen as well as corporations to better understand and utilize the military experience. Tune into Helping the Brave every Tuesday and Thursday Live at 6:30pm Eastern and 3:30pm Pacific.
Meet Kaine Marzola, USMC Veteran, he ended up joining the most decorated unit in Marine Corps history. In his eight and a half years of active duty, he went on multiple deployments to various areas. His first deployment took him to Iraq, where combat was a constant and he lost many of his friends. He said in that first deployment, he went on more than one thousand missions, lost 17 of his peers an
Retired U.S. Navy SEAL, our CEO and Founder Rob DuBois is also a speaker, author, actor, and security consultant. He began human performance coaching in 2006, following a 20-year career in intelligence operations. After decades solving complex challenges across continents and cultures, Rob has seen the best and the worst of us. You can learn a lot from this experience. Tune into Helping the Brave
Ben Killoy joined the United States Marine Corps right after high school, served four years, was stationed in Okinawa Japan. Ben transitioned out in 2007 which would start of his next hardest battle in life, trying to find his place. Ben has spent the last 20 years of his life learning exactly what not to do and learning from the ground up what is joy and where it comes from. Ben's experiences and
AnnMarie Stormo AnnMarie is an experienced management professional with strong leadership and team building skills. Exceptional time-management and follow-up skills. Skilled and comfortable public speaker. Strategic management focus with a continuous improvement approach. Intellectual problem-solver with quick decision-making abilities. Solid understanding of financial profitability and expense co
On today's episode of Helping The Brave, we bring you Dom Faussette! As a child, Dom was challenged by severe stuttering, and was extremely quiet around others. It took until he was 2I and serving in the United States Air Force with the 305th SFS as a K9 handler to learn how to be comfortable in his own vulnerability when he developed a relationship and talked to his dog. Later as a Police Officer
Lisa Hallett, a Gold Star wife that in partnership with another spouse created Wear Blue: Run to Remember. Today, this group runs to honor all military members killed in combat and has evolved into a powerful network of active duty and retired service members, military families, Wounded Warriors, Gold Star families and community members. Tune into Helping the Brave every Tuesday and Thursday Live
Trey Ryder is the host of Forging Life Podcast, Retired Military at United States Army and Founder at Trey Ryder - Success Coach, Past: U.S. Army military police Trey served in the Army for 14 years before being medically retired.
On today's episode of Helping The Brave we have William Barnum, a Navy SEAL veteran with 26 years of service. During his time with the SEAL Teams, he became a Navy SEAL Sniper and then a Sniper Instructor. Then 9-11 happened while he was teaching Sniper School and he deployed multiple times to both Iraq and Afghanistan. During this time, he had many lessons learned, and distilled them all down int
On this episode of Helping The Brave, we have Rebecca Anderson, US Army veteran, share her journey about surviving childhood traumas, domestic violence, and substance abuse. Rebecca was able to go from PTSD-post traumatic stress disorder to PTG-post traumatic growth. Her goal is to share her journey and faith in Jesus Christ so others can get the help they need.
On this episode of Helping The Brave we have Jack Griffith, a US Army veteran, served as a combat engineer from 2008 -2011. Jack is a purple heart recipient and currently a Candidate for California State Senate, District 4.
Max Gumbinger a Marine veteran currently working as a Veterans Benefits Specialist at the WDVA, helping Veterans and dependents access the VA benefits they are entitled to. "I served in the Marines from 2011 to 2015, as an Engineer. I did a tour with the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit sailing aboard the USS Boxer around the west Pacific Ocean, Persian Gulf, and the Horn of Africa. After leaving th
Debbie Adams from rural Newfoundland shares where she grew up yearning to be a soldier and was for 11 years before vision loss interrupted her career. It didn't take Debbie out of the game because resilience is part of her DNA. She is an Author, Veteran, and entrepreneur.
Annette Whittenberger shares her story and talk about the daily struggles with family and personal issues (depression, PTSD, anxiety, trauma). Her goal is to inspire and motivate other men and women who struggle. Her mission is to end the stigma of mental health, stop suicide and let you know that you are NOT alone.
Robert Pinholt, CEO & Co-Founder of Claymore Operations. Claymore Operations equips warfighters to find significance after the smoke of battle clears. Their mentorship program harnesses the wisdom and experience of accomplished mentors for the benefit of our nation's military. As proud Americans, we recognize the need for a common defense, led by our military warfighters. And when their duty is do
Theresa Carpenter is an active-duty naval officer and storyteller with 25 years of service. She overcame decades of trauma and self-sabotaging behavior through acts of service and is committed to paying that journey forward. Her podcast S.O.S. Stories of Service features people from all walks of life who show up in service to their respective communities
Amy Jorgensen is a USAF veteran as well as an author, Certified Hypnotherapist, Reiki Master and founder of the Elevate Life Vibration Energy Healing Methodology. In 2014 Amy lost her spouse to suicide, just three years later her only daughter passed away from a heart defect. Taken to her knees, Amy has used her recovery from these experiences and her whimsical energy as a way to help others find
Zack Knight started his leadership journey working in the metro-Atlanta area as a police officer and SWAT Operator. After seven years serving his local community, he transitioned to the role of an Infantry Leader in the U.S. Army and continued to serve during a combat deployment to Afghanistan and locally with the Georgia National Guard. In between time away with the military, Zack has been able t
Zachary Green is a graduate of Roger Bacon High School (Cincinnati, Ohio) and a graduate of Bowling Green State University. A U.S. Marine Corps veteran and was a lieutenant with his local fire department. Zachary is the founder and former CEO of MN8 LumAware/Foxfire. Zachary grew the company from the trunk of his car to over $30MM in organic sales and $5MM in venture funding. The product line is n
Ron O'Ferrall shares about his service, what projects he has been a part of, and what his future plans are on this episode of Helping The Brave!
Helping The Brave welcomes Josh Wheeldon as he shares about being the Transition Coordinator at Joint Base Lewis McChord. Josh helps to integrate Career and Education Readiness activities for all eligible warriors, focusing on the career domain of the comprehensive transition plan.
Richard Kaufman is US Army veteran and experienced General Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the retail industry. Skilled in Management, Coaching, Sales, Direct Sales, and Inventory Management. Strong sales professional with a Sports nutrition focused on Foods, Nutrition, and Related Services from Stratford career institute. He has worked with members of the WWE MMA, and former hea
Daniel Kowal is a US Army and first responder veteran on this episode of Helping The Brave!
ED/President of Operation Ward 57-Brittney Hamilton has spent the last 19 years working for the Department of Veterans Affairs Hospital in Seattle, WA as a researcher in mental health and addictions. She earned her Master Degree in Psychology in 2003 from Seattle University. Her husband served almost 15 years in the U.S. Army. Brittney joined Operation Ward 57 in 2007 as a volunteer Administrator
Tim Larkin is a best-selling author of How to Survive the Most Critical 5 Seconds of Your Life, and the New York Times bestselling book Surviving The Unthinkable. He has trained more than 10,000 people in more than 50 countries in how to deal with imminent violence, including elite combat units, celebrities and high-status executives, law enforcement agencies, and high-net-worth families. In 2011,
Brian Galke, SubtleSkills.com Founder. Brian's understanding of facial features makes it much easier to connect with your clients, with your team, and with anyone you meet!
Don leverages 37-years leading in military and private sector positions, plus the teachings of many mentors, to help leaders across all organizations value, communicate with and develop themselves and their team members.
Jeffery Hayzlett, Chairman & Founder, C-Suite Network, wrote 4 best-selling books, bought & sold over 250 businesses in his career, and being an entrepreneur is in his blood. He will be sharing about how he supports Veterans and what he looks for during this episode of Helping The Brave!
Bea Ibarra is from Luke's Wings, which provides complimentary airfare to wounded, ill and injured service members, veterans and their loved ones during recovery and rehabilitation.
Zoeie Kreiner is the CEO & Founder of Support Over Stigma. Support Over Stigma is a nonprofit dedicated to helping Active-Duty Military, Veterans, First Responders and their families who battle with PTSD & Moral Injury.
Jake Tozier is a U.S. Army veteran, Jake spent 14 plus years enlisted as an artilleryman and a Warrant Officer flying CH-47 Chinook helicopters. Since leaving active service, Jake has transitioned his military experience and applied it to project management, coaching, and process improvement, working in and with the military-connected community, startups, entrepreneurs, federal and state agencies,
Isabella Colvin from Heroes Challenge on Helping the Brave! HEROES Challenge is a family organization nestled in the heart of Joint Base Lewis-McChord and the Pacific Northwest. She will share how they focus on building a strong community by investing in their neighbors. Strengthening Our Military and First Responder Communities by Strengthening Their Support
Wes King will share about his hardest part of my military career, and it may come as a surprise to most of you, was his transition. In the military, whether I was in training or on one of my deployments to Iraq or Afghanistan, I had a constant purpose. After transitioning, finding the same purpose can be incredibly difficult for someone in a similar situation. You hear the stories all the time ove
Addy Fox served as an Officer in the Marine Corps from 2008-2013. Addy has an MBA from Colorado Tech. University and is a Licensed Mortgage Loan officer. Addy is also a military spouse and mother of 4 in addition to being an avid athlete.
Melissa Hergert is the cofounder of Healing Our Heroes only nonprofit of its kind. Offering cost free neurofeedback for veterans and first responders. A veteran's worst wounds are often ones you can't see. We provide treatment to help overcome PTSD, anxiety, sleep deprivation, depression, and other disorders related to their service.
Ken Falke is a 21-year combat veteran of the US Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal community and retired Master Chief Petty Officer, Ken's passion for taking care of his fellow vets led him to develop Boulder Crest, which focuses on an alternative approach to treating PTSD based on growth.
Blake served as an Officer in the Marine Corps from 2008-2012. Following the Marines, he helped develop markets for Sage Glass, a green tech construction product that was acquired by Saint Gobain. Blake is passionate about the military-connected community and is a serial entrepreneur. His first company, a video interviewing company connecting employers to veterans, led him to co-found Bunker Labs
Nathaniel Benninger served in the United States Air Force for 6 years. Had multiple deployments. After serving in the military, he went into leadership in the financial services industry for 16 years and had 5 years' experience as first responder and EMS personnel.
Susanna Keilman - United States Air Force Reserve, Non-commissioned Officer (Medic) 2002-2008; OIF/OEF Veteran; Clinical Research Professional & Healthcare Educator 2003-Current.
Minda Parker is sharing her story of service and living through a brain aneurysm that is seen disproportionally higher in the military. She has combined her experiences to better serve this unique community.
John Colvin recently retired from service and is starting a new life of serving his community in DuPont WA. He looks forward to sharing his story and vision on this episode of Helping The Brave!
Brandi Benson is the founder and CEO of Resume-Advantage, an employment service for both civilians and transitioning military veterans. Brandi earned a B.A. in Mass Communications and Journalism from Ashford University and an M.F.A. in Writing from the Savannah College of Art and Design. She is currently pursuing a Human Resource certification from Cornell University. She is an American speaker an
Jon Hedgewood is a veteran, mil-spouse, city of Lacey, commission on equity member, minority vets Seattle chapter lead, enrolled in BBA Computer information systems at WTAMU, cancer survivor, and father adopted abroad.
Frank Handoe helps transitioning Service and Family Members Identify opportunities that lead to a highly skilled, high demand jobs in the civilian sector. Frank works with employers, professional associations, unions, educational providers and community leaders to capitalize on training, that will produce jobs for skilled service and family members.
Jacob "SuperSoldier" Summers is dedicated to improving the ability of others to not only look better, and feel better... but to KNOW what they can DO with their bodies. Utilizing personal training, group training, and online coaching, if you have the will, we have a way. We focus on improving quality of life, aesthetic, and wellness through a focus on performance.
Garrett Willey is the owner of Do It Right Roofing he has used his business to help serve his community and build a stronger healthier network of people striving to make a positive impact in our community and beyond.
Captain Charlie Plumb has lived what he believes to be the American Dream. As a farm kid from Kansas, he fantasized about airplanes, although he felt certain he would never have the opportunity to pilot one. It would be the United States Navy who afforded Plumb the opportunity to live out that dream. After graduating from the Naval Academy, Plumb completed Navy Flight Training and reported to Mira
Charlynda Scales is the Servant Leader of Mutt's Sauce LLC. Her mission is to bring American families together, one bottle of sauce at a time. The journey of entrepreneurship is not for the faint of heart. It's a marathon, and she has done well because she's fueled by purpose, with decades of experience. Scales has over 11 years of service as an Acquisitions Officer in the Air Force, 5 years as a
Krista Fee is a Trauma Transformation-Speaker, Author, Advocate. Bio- - Freedom Fighter-Trauma-PTSD at Operation Battle2BE - Infinite Bliss Method at Sahara Rising - Volunteer at Operation Underground Railroad - Former Disaster recovery committee FEMA at Willow long term recovery team - Studied Master Life Coach at Sport and Exercise Science - Studied 500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training at Yoga Renew T
Stephanie Brown, CEO and Founder, of The Rosie Network. Stephanie is a nationally recognized leader and sought-after subject matter expert on military entrepreneurship. As CEO and Founder of The Rosie Network, Stephanie has been featured on numerous national and local news channels, including national FOX News, CBS and NPR. She has also been featured in Woman's Day Magazine, Business Insider, The
Julie Politakis served a little over eight years in the Army, both active duty and reserve. Julie is currently working for Travis Manion Foundation. A Veteran serving organization named for a Marine killed in Iraq in 2007. Her territory is Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska.
Jocelyn C. Stewart is a former JAG for the U.S. Army, Jocelyn prosecuted and defended Soldiers on active duty from 2004 to 2012. Since 2012, UCMJ attorney Stewart has been providing superior representation exclusively to service members in need across all military branches worldwide. Ms. Stewart is determined to provide the best legal counsel possible using unimpeachable tactics to protect each cl
James Marszalek is a Passionate Entrepreneur and Lean Thinker. Focused on Growth, Pro-activity, Team, Emotional Intelligence, Innovation, Value, and Freedom. Trained by the US Army in Combat Tactics, Preparation, Accountability, and Psychological Operations. Inspired and motivated by the process of building businesses. Currently on business #3, which I'm fostering into an Idea Meritocracy Organiza
Abby Brown, Marine Veteran and Veteran Service Officer at the Veterans of Foreign Wars on today's episode of Helping the Brave Podcast. Abby is a Marine Corps Veteran who served 9 years in Public Affairs and Air Traffic Control. Her experiences in the military sparked a passion for mental health and Veteran advocacy. Abby is currently a Veterans Service Officer with the Veterans of Foreign Wars in
Dean is the Founder & CEO of Authentically American, a Veteran owned, American made premium apparel brand. A company that celebrates patriotism, believes in the American worker, and honors our American heroes by intentionally donating 10% of profits to Veteran and First Responder charities. A West Point graduate, Dean served 7 years as a helicopter pilot and Army Ranger. He also holds an MBA in Fi
Join LIVE with Amy Tiemeyer-Army & Navy Reserves Veteran, volunteeraholic, chapter president of the Capt Meriwether Lewis chapter of AUSA with a suits for service member program that's given over 8,000 suits and interview attire to transitioning service members.
Meet retired Navy CAPTAIN, Sam Pennington, who spent nearly 33 years in the Navy, starting his career at the Recruit Training Center, in Orlando, FL. He spent about 7 years enlisted, as a Submarine Machinist Mate, then 25 years as a Surface Warfare Officer. He retired on 31 Oct. 2020 and he his now a private consultant, focused on helping companies work with the Navy. Everyone's experience with tr
Jimmy Rogers knows first-hand the power and possibility of the American dream. After struggling through young adulthood, he joined the Navy in 2011 and was deployed in 2015 as part of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. As he served with the armed forces overseas, Jimmy saw a need for care packages that actually connected with service members as individuals. Together with his w
Do you know anyone that's worked with Sir Elton John or Elon Musk, sent people down to see the wreck of the Titanic on the sea bed or closed museums in Florence for a private dinner party and then had Andrea Bocelli serenade them while they eat their pasta – you do now. Join us for Helping the Brave LIVE with Steve D Sims. Quoted as "The Real Life Wizard of Oz" by Forbes and Entrepreneur Magazine,
Robert Atkins, Navy photographers mate - Helping the Brave Podcast - Robert is devoted Father and Husband, who served his country in the US Navy, which kicked off his professional career and has helped lead him to becoming the man he is today. Following in his father and grandfather's footsteps Robert Atkins joined the Navy two months after graduating high school in 2000, enlisting as a photograph
In January 2000, Jay enlisted in the United States Army. The Army taught him loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage. Those core values complimented and reinforced what he learned as a child. Once in the Army Jay's skill and dedication were quickly recognized. He gained rank quickly and was selected to be on a small, specialized team. On November 24, 2004,
A little about Farron Dozier... *Veteran of the Year 2018 (Fontana,CA) *Sickle Cell Trait Advocate *Arthritis Advocate *Rhabdomyolysis Advocate *Veteran Suicide Awareness *Landmark Graduate *Youth Mentorship *Radio/TV Broadcasting Graduate 2015 & 2018 (Only Student to Achieve over 90 in both Courses in Academics Attendance since the School Started in 1983) *Owner of Oxnard Orcas ABA *11yrs Interne
Dr. Jeff Spencer – serial success, performance visionary and legendary cornerman coach has helped athlete's win over 40 gold medals, executives build iconic businesses and thought leaders catapult to the top of their fields using his Champion's Roadmap process. He has been featured in Forbes, Inc., Huffington Post and worked with Tiger Woods, Lance Armstrong, Nike, Hitachi and Bulletproof. His pro
Greg Zerr began his career as an officer in the United States Marine Corps, serving in a variety of locations and roles while on active duty. Those assignments included both operational tours in the Fleet Marine Forces and staff tours supporting senior decision makers. As a civilian analyst, he applies these same skills at Marathon Petroleum as an advisor on the use of applied analytic models in s
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