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  1. Ep. 38: Ryan Galante (USMC/Veteran Advocate)

    Jun 9

    Ep. 38: Ryan Galante (USMC/Veteran Advocate)

    In this episode, Ryan Galante from Veterans Futures Organization shares his journey through military service, mental health challenges, and his passion for veteran support programs like UHP and Dirt Therapy. Discover how community, outdoor activities, and authentic connections are transforming veteran mental health and transition experiences.

    59 min
  2. Ep. 37: Aaron Seibert

    May 11

    Ep. 37: Aaron Seibert

    In this episode, retired US Navy Chief Petty Officer Aaron Siebert shares his inspiring journey from service and injury to becoming a veteran advocate. He discusses his military experiences, overcoming injuries, and his impactful work with veteran organizations. In this compelling interview, Aaron Seibert shares his intense experiences from deployment in Iraq, his recovery from severe injuries, and his ongoing work supporting veterans through nonprofit initiatives. Discover the realities of combat trauma, resilience, and community support.

    1h 36m
  3. Ep.. 36: Deny Caballero (Security Halt)

    Apr 21

    Ep.. 36: Deny Caballero (Security Halt)

    In this in-depth interview, Denny from Security Halt Media shares his journey through military service, the challenges of operator syndrome, and the importance of mental health awareness for veterans. Discover valuable insights on leadership, resilience, and the critical need for comprehensive healthcare for service members.

    1h 4m
  4. Ep. 35: Steven Grayhm

    Mar 10

    Ep. 35: Steven Grayhm

    In this conversation, Eli and Stephen Graham discuss the film Sheepdog, which explores the struggles of veterans transitioning to civilian life. Stephen shares his 14-year journey in creating the film, driven by a sense of responsibility to tell authentic stories about veterans' experiences. They delve into the mental health challenges faced by veterans, the importance of community support, and the role of family and caregivers in the healing process. The discussion also touches on generational differences in veteran experiences, the concept of post-traumatic growth, and the emotional impact of the film on audiences. Ultimately, the conversation emphasizes the need for better care and support systems for veterans and the importance of sharing their stories.

    46 min
  5. Episode 34: Diane Duran (DorkyDiana)

    Feb 24

    Episode 34: Diane Duran (DorkyDiana)

    In this engaging conversation, Slim Reaper interviews Diane Duran, also known as Dorky Diana, about her military career, experiences in Europe, and transition to civilian life. Diane shares her journey from working multiple jobs to joining the military, her time stationed in Germany, and how she became a military influencer. They discuss the challenges of injuries, mental health, and the importance of finding purpose after service. Diane offers valuable advice to her younger self and reflects on her aspirations for the future.

    34 min
  6. Ep. 33: Chaz Sykes

    Feb 9

    Ep. 33: Chaz Sykes

    In this conversation, Chaz Sykes and Slim Reaper discuss their experiences during a military operation, particularly focusing on the anticipation of conflict and the events surrounding the Ramadan Bombathon. They share personal anecdotes and insights into the mindset of soldiers preparing for potential attacks. They note the difference in military generations.

    51 min
  7. Ep. 32: Anna Richardson

    Jan 27

    Ep. 32: Anna Richardson

    In this conversation, Anna Richardson shares her journey from serving as a behavioral health specialist in the military to her current role as the president of Project Recon. She discusses her experiences with traumatic brain injury testing, the importance of understanding invisible injuries, and the mission of Project Recon to provide support and innovative treatments for veterans. The conversation highlights the need for better health protocols in the military, the potential of stem cell therapy, and the significance of community support for veterans.

    52 min
  8. Ep. 31: Brooks Herring

    Jan 12

    Ep. 31: Brooks Herring

    In this episode, Brooks Herring shares his journey from military service in the Navy to becoming a full-time musician in Nashville. He discusses the challenges of finding purpose after leaving the military and how music became a vital part of his life. Brooks emphasizes the importance of servant leadership and the healing power of music for veterans, highlighting programs like Creative Vets that support veterans in expressing their stories through song. He reflects on his experiences in Afghanistan and the impact of his military service on his current mission to help others heal through music.

    38 min
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The company for every generation of veteran. GWOT and beyond! Welcome to the Bunker!

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  • Creator
    Bunker Bros
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    38
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Show Website
    From the Bunker