Today's VA Hospital
Director "D" shares insight on the Dayton VA. Hear about their success rate, priorities, capabilities, challenges and new endeavors from someone whose #1 priority is caring for our vets.
Jennifer DeFrancesco
The next 9 conversations Rick is bringing to the mic — guests, topics, and dates. New episodes drop on the dates below.
Lt Col Scales shares her thoughts on being a successful officer, author, public speaker, business owner and mother — and the lessons she's learned through it all.
Director "D" shares insight on the Dayton VA. Hear about their success rate, priorities, capabilities, challenges and new endeavors from someone whose #1 priority is caring for our vets.
Jennifer DeFrancesco
Valerie shares her long and challenging journey of incredible health and family issues, to taking control of her and her Navy husband's life. She then starts a non-profit to help vets going through similar situations.
Valerie Mulikin
Join USMC Platoon Sergeant Craven as he shares how 9-11 lit his fire to join the Marines and serve. Chris recalls experiences, events and colleagues from his deployments.
Chris Craven
Judge Steve Wolaver talks about a special court — the Veterans Treatment Court. Steve discusses how he got it started in Greene County Ohio, and what it offers vets who have gone crossways with the law.
Steve Wolaver
Hear Col (ret) Rodriguez share his experience growing up in Puerto Rico wanting to fly for the USAF. Not flight qualified, he went on to have a successful USAF career and keeps giving back through his annual golf outing.
Rafi Rodriguez
The Groves share their real-world despair and sadness after losing their son in war. Hear their story and how they use this anguish to help others suffering with similar situations.
James & Leslie Groves
Veteran and Miami County Veteran Services Director Kuta explains why the VSCs were developed in Ohio law, and what they are authorized and tasked to do for vets.
Kyle Kuta
An F-4 pilot in Vietnam, Ed shares his story to include seven years in the Hanoi Hilton. His life of service continues after the war in a very diverse and intense way.
Edward Mechanbier