For the second part of our 2-part discussion, we welcome back our good friend Brian Ellis as we delve into the topic of jealousy and how it pertains in the current social climate to military members and the veteran community. We hope you will join us for what is sure to be a brutally honest and eye-opening conversation.

For the first episode of our 2-part series entitled FALLOUT… we invite back a dear friend and previous repeat guest to help us delve into the topic and start the conversation on… discrimination and how it affects and applies to the veteran communities. Be sure to tune in as we welcome back Brian Ellis, Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Certified Recovery Peer Specialist for what is sure to be a great and poignant conversation.

If we consider our individual lives both during and after the military, there are many similarities, commonalities even… that carry over from the previous to the latter. One of these similarities is… reputation. For this week’s show, we will dissect what it is, why it is important and how to repair it when it needs fixin’. Hope you can join the conversation.

To most military service members/veterans, control is a facet of everyday life that is just… expected. Whether over others, imposed onto ourselves or experienced in ways that we thought would be the opposite, its significance cannot be understated. Please give a look and/or listen to our conversation on the topic of… control.

Family… a concept that we may not think too deeply about, but can be far from a simple topic to those who have served in some form or fashion. Whether your birth family, or one acquired through life's travels, it is a huge portion of our personal lives for the majority of us. Please join us for our latest episode as we discuss its importance and impact.

For our last show of the 2025 calendar year, we would be incredibly humbled if you joined us for our talk on gifts. We are defining “gifts” as experiences, events, or tangible items that came about from our military service. Please stop by for our last show of 2025.

In this day and age, it is easy to acknowledge that even though life is busy and hectic, we collectively do NOT do a better job of taking the time to recharge our batteries. For this week’s topic of discussion, we take a look and talk about what the symptoms of this are, and our personal experiences of performing this function.

We would be humbled and honored if you joined us for this week’s show as we examine another historical event… the attack on Pearl Harbor. With the 84th anniversary of the “day that will live in infamy” right around the corner, please stop by for what will be another great show!