On this episode of The Scoop from the VET S.O.S. Network, host Kingsley “Kings” Scott sits down with two veterans who turned their service experience into stories of impact and creativity.

🎥 Paige, an Army veteran and filmmaker, shares how her time at the White House Communications Agency inspired her to pursue storytelling full-time. Using her GI Bill, she attended the American Film Institute and created Guide On, a short film now featured in the GI Film Festival’s Best of the Fest in Washington, D.C.

🎖️ Keshia Javis-Jones, Marine veteran and Program Director at the Foundation for Women Warriors, opens up about her challenging transition and how she found renewed purpose in supporting fellow veterans and promoting authentic representation through the GI Film Festival.

Together, they reflect on how mentorship, authenticity, and community can guide veterans through life after service—and how storytelling connects us all.

🎟️ Learn more and support the GI Film Festival at gifilmfestival.org
🎬 Submit your film for the 2026 San Diego Festival at gifilmfestivalsd.org

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This episode of The Scoop from the VET S.O.S. Network dives deep into what authentic leadership looks like in both military and civilian life. Host Kingsley Scott welcomes Bill Sprayberry and David McDowell, co-authors of Be a Better Leader: A Situational Guide, for an inspiring conversation on discipline, communication, humility, and self-leadership.

With over seven decades of combined experience, Bill and David share how the principles of battlefield leadership—clarity, accountability, and empathy—translate into corporate and community success. From the importance of “leading yourself first” to navigating the gray areas of modern leadership, their message resonates with anyone striving to grow as a leader.

If you’ve ever wondered how to take the lessons of military service and apply them to everyday challenges, this episode is your roadmap.

🎙️ Listen now and “Grab the Lifeline” with VET S.O.S.

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On this episode of the VET S.O.S. Network’s Veteran Entrepreneur Spotlight, host Maurice Murphy welcomes Brian Pultro, a Navy Reserve Commander turned financial planner who transformed his passion for service into a thriving business helping others achieve financial confidence.

Brian candidly reflects on the challenges of his own military transition—the difficulty of translating military experience into civilian opportunity, the fear of uncertainty, and the discipline required to build something meaningful from the ground up. Through Pultro Financial Management, he discovered a new mission: guiding families and veterans toward lasting financial freedom by focusing not just on wealth, but on behavior, mindset, and emotional resilience.

Listeners will discover how Brian overcame self-doubt, learned to lead clients through both prosperity and hardship, and applied lessons from his naval career to entrepreneurship. From zero assets under management to a successful firm built on education and empathy, Brian proves that veterans bring unmatched value, adaptability, and integrity to the business world.

This episode goes beyond money—it’s about purpose, partnership, and perseverance. If you’re a veteran, spouse, or aspiring entrepreneur seeking direction, this conversation will leave you inspired to take control of your next chapter and turn service into success.

💬 Listen now to the Veteran Entrepreneur Spotlight—part of the VET S.O.S. Network—and remember:
Don’t drown in the sea of transition, Grab the VET S.O.S. Lifeline.

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