23 episodes
Incoming So Say We All
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- Society & Culture
Produced by So Say We All, a 501c3 literary and performing arts nonprofit, Incoming showcases the raw, honest voices of people who have served in every capacity and branch of the military, journalists, and military family members. Surprising, at times hilarious, and always original, this is an opportunity to meet America's military in a way they've never had
If you're interested in learning more and sharing your story, visit the show's website at www.incomingradio.org, or learn more about So Say We All visit www.sosayweallonline.com. Email us anytime at info@sosayweallonline.com.
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‘Youngblood’ With Matt Gallagher
We meet author and Army Veteran Matt Gallagher to talk about his novel "Youngblood" as well as his experience live-blogging the Iraq war while he fought it.
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New Traditions With Delia Knight
Playwright Delia Knight brings a beautiful duet of stories from the perspective of a sister, waiting for her best friend and Marine brother to come back home after multiple combat deployments.
About the Show:
Incoming showcases the true stories of America’s military veterans, told in their own words, straight from their own mouths. Produced by So Say We All, a 501c3 literary and performing arts nonprofit, in collaboration with San Diego’s NPR station KPBS.
Website:
https://www.incomingradio.org
Connect:
https://www.facebook.com/incomingradio
https://www.instagram.com/sosayweallonline/
https://twitter.com/incomingradio
Email:
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Plenty of Time When We Get Home with Kayla Williams
In this episode of Incoming, author and Army veteran Kayla Williams talks with us about serving in Iraq as the most forward-deployed woman of the war at her time. She faced breakdowns in communication and morale both in-country, and then upon returning home in her marriage to a fellow soldier recovering from a traumatic brain injury.
About the Show:
Incoming showcases the true stories of America’s military veterans, told in their own words, straight from their own mouths. Produced by So Say We All, a 501c3 literary and performing arts nonprofit, in collaboration with San Diego’s NPR station KPBS.
Website:
https://www.incomingradio.org
Connect:
https://www.facebook.com/incomingradio
https://www.instagram.com/sosayweallonline/
https://twitter.com/incomingradio
Email:
info@sosayweallonline.com -
Duffel Blog With Paul Szoldra
Today we talk with Marine Corp. veteran Paul Szoldra, founder of the wildly popular satirical website Duffel Blog, the military equivalent to The Onion, beloved by service members from boots, all the way up to James Mattis, for its ability to hilariously speak truth to power.
About the Show:
Incoming showcases the true stories of America’s military veterans, told in their own words, straight from their own mouths. Produced by So Say We All, a 501c3 literary and performing arts nonprofit, in collaboration with San Diego’s NPR station KPBS.
Website:
https://www.sosayweallonline.com/incoming/
Connect:
https://www.facebook.com/SoSayWeAllOnline
https://www.instagram.com/sosayweallonline/
https://twitter.com/Sosayweallsd
Email:
info@sosayweallonline.com -
Comedy And Trauma With Allison Gill
Musician, comic and Navy veteran Allison Gill invites us into her alchemy of metabolizing trauma through comedy.
About the Show:
Incoming showcases the true stories of America’s military veterans, told in their own words, straight from their own mouths. Produced by So Say We All, a 501c3 literary and performing arts nonprofit, in collaboration with San Diego’s NPR station KPBS.
Website:
https://www.sosayweallonline.com/incoming/
Connect:
https://www.facebook.com/SoSayWeAllOnline
https://www.instagram.com/sosayweallonline/
https://twitter.com/Sosayweallsd
Email:
info@sosayweallonline.com -
Invictus – Nathan Fletcher
Our guest today is Marine Corps veteran, professor of political science, and former California State Assembly Speaker Nathan Fletcher. Nathan very publicly switched from Republican to Democrat after giving a speech in favor of repealing Don’t Ask Don’t Tell and allowing all persons to serve openly. And he paid for it politically. But he has no regrets, as you’ll hear in his interview.