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We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

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Join us as WE come together to see the issues and the needs of today’s HEROES, our veterans and first responders. WE will discuss the solutions and see the organizations that are boots on the ground as WE combat the silent, invisible and deadly enemies our HEROES are facing. WE are a grassroots, nonpartisan, nonprofit acting in the Mission to honor, empower and support those who have served. WE are the shock and awe in combating the silent, invisible and deadly enemies of our daily heroes, the First Responders and Veterans. Our goals come on many levels and forms as WE are raising awareness to those who do not know, WE are providing resources to those in need and WE provide the opportunities to those who are still interested in serving and/or have not had or taken the chance to serve before. WE are the beacon of hope for many to change their world through recalibration and rehabilitation. Our goals are to get our HEROES back into their families and communities. Happy Heroes create happy communities.2025 マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 社会科学 経済学
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  • We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

    We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT
    2026/09/28
    Episode 322 This episode is filled with stories, remembrance, music, and the importance of making sure the stories of those who served are never forgotten. Christy Sauro, Jr. joins us to talk about his book, Twins Platoon, which shares the stories of men from the St. Paul area who went to Vietnam. The goal is more than simply telling stories—it is about remembering these men, honoring their service, and reaching the families who may still carry those memories today. Chris shares what it was like being part of the food tent platoon, with approximately 110 Marines and four women, and how the group left from the Twins field before heading out. While Twins Platoon focuses on these particular veterans, Chris believes there is an even bigger mission: these stories should be preserved and shared for all who have served. We were also joined by Anna and Stephen Abernathy, sharing their music and the stories behind their songs. The duo has been busy working on new music, with 11 songs currently in the works, including Cherokee Roses and Top Shelf Liquor coming next. 🎵 “22 – Never Came Home” – Stephen wrote this song about a friend who, after his service, died by suicide. While the song honors his friend, its message reaches much further—to anyone who has served and may be struggling. Their hope is that the song helps people feel more comfortable talking about what they are going through. 🎵 “Broke” – A song about struggle, perseverance, and continuing to live with love even when life gets difficult. 🎵 “I Can’t Say No To You” – A successful and popular song that captures the personality of Anna and Stephen as a duo. What was originally planned to be their only duet ultimately became part of what defines their sound together. Chris, Anna, and Stephen—thank you for sharing your stories, music, knowledge, and experiences with us! There is always something happening at The People’s Patriot Project! 🇺🇸 MN Monthly Muster – Meet & Greet 🛡️ Firearms & Safety Classes with Johnny Holliday 🍂 Fall Market – October 3, 2026, at Post 6587 – Krause-Hartig VFW 🥾 Grapes of Rucking Wrath – Planning is underway with Alexis Bailly Vineyard & Winery, with October 24, 2026, being targeted for the event. Expect music, games, rucking, food, and plenty of camaraderie! 🌹 Wreaths Across America – Thank you to everyone who continues to remember and honor the heroes laid to rest at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. 📻 WeP3 RADIO – We are proud to feature music created, written, produced, and performed by those who have served their country and communities. Another great episode of We Got Your 6@6—where stories matter, service matters, and nobody should have to feel like they are walking their journey alone.
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  • We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

    We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT
    2026/09/17
    Episode 321 is all about making the transition out of the military a little less overwhelming — and a lot more understandable. Terrina Russell joins us from Mayinmidlife, where she uses a unique blend of education and entertainment (“edutainment”) to help service members understand what life can look like when they leave the military. From the mountain of information that comes in that infamous transition folder to the things nobody really tells you about, Terrina works to make the process easier to understand, more relatable, and even a little more fun — crayons included! 🙂 The information provided during military transition can be overwhelming, and simply handing someone a folder full of paperwork and emails doesn't necessarily mean they know what to do with it. Terrina is helping extend that education beyond the initial separation process and giving veterans a more approachable way to prepare for what comes next. We also spend some time enjoying the music of Stevie Lynne, an artist who writes and sings about real, everyday life. Her music creates a feeling of connection — almost like sitting down with someone and having an honest conversation where you can simply be yourself. 🎵 Music Spotlight – Stevie Lynne “Tobacco” – A beautiful expression of appreciation and Stevie's first attempt at writing a country-western song. “We Are the People” – A powerful and patriotic song inspired by the dramatic changes and division we've witnessed in our world. The song speaks to the way people can become villainized from both sides and reminds us that, regardless of where we stand, there is still importance in loving one another and remembering that we are all people. “The Bottom” – Another opportunity to hear Stevie's storytelling through music and the real-life experiences that inspire her songwriting. From preparing for life after military service to finding connection through music, this episode reminds us that sometimes the best way forward is to make complicated things a little easier to understand — and to make sure people know they aren't walking through it alone.
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    1 時間 57 分
  • We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

    We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT
    2026/08/31
    This episode is a powerful reminder that nobody should have to face their battles alone. From sleepless nights and nightmares to alcohol, suicidal thoughts, and finding a way back through music and the support of others, Lee Stuckey and Aaron Justice share incredibly honest stories of struggle, resilience, and hope. Lee Stuckey talks about the importance of teamwork, a positive attitude, and creating a positive experience for those around you. He opens up about a time when he was struggling terribly with sleep because of nightmares and night sweats. That struggle eventually led him down a very dark road—from going without sleep to drinking heavily and having a gun in his hand, until his mother intervened. Lee's story is a powerful example of why transparency in leadership matters. When leaders are willing to be honest about their own struggles, it gives others permission to acknowledge theirs. His message is simple but incredibly important: nobody is alone—whether the struggle is physical, financial, or emotional. Music: Aaron Justice Aaron shares his own journey, including the disappointment of being medically retired when he had planned to be a lifelong military career. That transition brought him into a difficult relationship with alcohol, which became something he relied on constantly, particularly to help him sleep at night. Eventually, he found his way through it. Music has always been an important part of Aaron's life, and today he uses his songs to connect with people who may be sitting in their own valley. His hope is that when someone hears his music, they realize there are other people who understand, and they are not walking through it alone. 🎵 Song #1 – “Love Like Jesus Does”A beautiful song carrying an equally beautiful reminder: hold onto the good things in life and don't lose sight of what truly matters. 🎵 Song #2 – “Strength of a Survivor”Singing someone else's song can be nerve-wracking, and Aaron admits it was a major fear for him. But with his buddies beside him, they worked through that fear together—and created something truly amazing. Another reminder that sometimes we find our strength because we don't have to do it alone. 🎵 Song #3 – “Welcome to the Show”A powerful look at the masks we all wear. Sometimes we wear them to protect our privacy; other times, we wear them because we don't want to burden the people around us. But the longer we wear those masks, the easier it can become to lose sight of who we really are. This episode brings home a message we can all use: take off the mask, be transparent, lean on your team, and remember that whatever valley you're in, there are people willing to walk through it with you.
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    1 時間 59 分
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