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Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation
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Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation (WWIA) is a national 501(c)(3) public charity that devotes all its energy and resources to supporting the men and women wounded in combat who were awarded the Purple Heart medal. WWIA supports these phenomenal Heroes by providing them with the opportunity to participate in therapeutic, world-class, adaptive outdoor sporting activities at no cost to them. We do this to recognize and honor their sacrifice, encourage independence and connections with communities, and promote healing and wellness through camaraderie and a shared passion for the outdoors.

  1. Episode 71: The Attributes of Being a Good Guide with Captain Tom Rowland of Saltwater Experience

    May 25

    Episode 71: The Attributes of Being a Good Guide with Captain Tom Rowland of Saltwater Experience

    For combat-wounded Veterans, time spent in the great outdoors through therapeutic and adaptive sports like hunting and fishing can provide healing, camaraderie, and a renewed sense of purpose. Today on the WWIA Podcast, WWIA Founder and CEO John McDaniel is honored to welcome one of the most respected names and an expert in the outdoor industry, Captain Tom Rowland. From his early days fishing alongside his father in Chattanooga, Tennessee, to guiding on the legendary rivers of Jackson Hole and the waters of Key West, Captain Tom Rowland has built a remarkable career fueled by hard work, determination, and a relentless passion for the outdoors. A world-class angler, accomplished tournament competitor, fly-casting champion, and health and fitness enthusiast, Tom has also become a pioneer in outdoor media as the creator and host of the long-running television series Saltwater Experience, Into the Blue, and Sweetwater. Of all his accomplishments though, none mean more to Tom than being a dedicated husband and father. Beyond television, Tom’s passion for education and mentorship continues through the wildly successful Tom Rowland Podcast, where he shares conversations and insights with some of the most respected voices in the outdoor world, leadership, and living at your highest level. Today, he joins us to talk about fishing, family, perseverance, guiding, and the life-changing impact the outdoors can have on all of us—especially our Nation’s combat-wounded Heroes. This is an engaging episode that we are proud to present to you. Takeaways: The WWIA Podcast emphasizes the transformative power of the outdoors for combat wounded veterans, promoting healing and camaraderie.Captain Tom Roland exemplifies the intersection of fishing expertise and mentorship, fostering a new generation of outdoor enthusiasts.Guiding is portrayed not merely as a profession, but as an art form that encompasses safety, education, and customer enjoyment.Effective communication between guides and clients is essential for ensuring a fulfilling fishing experience, tailored to individual expectations.The importance of preparation and adaptability in guiding is highlighted, showcasing the need for guides to respond to diverse client needs.The podcast illustrates the profound respect for veterans, advocating for their acknowledgment and the appreciation of their sacrifices. Links referenced in this episode: https://wwiaf.orghttps://www.tomrowlandpodcast.comhttps://www.saltwaterexperience.com Companies mentioned in this episode: WWIASaltwater ExperienceTom Roland PodcastDiscovery Channel ABLEnow This episode of the WWIA Podcast is sponsored by ABLEnow. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more about ABLEnow: https://t.co/r5071ltB0G ABLEnow Mentioned in this episode: ABLEnow

    1h 1m
  2. Episode 70: Interview with Tony Kopchinski, Host of the Wisconsin Woodturning Event

    Apr 25

    Episode 70: Interview with Tony Kopchinski, Host of the Wisconsin Woodturning Event

    For more than 20 years, we’ve witnessed something powerful: the healing of combat-wounded Veterans not only through outdoor experiences like hunting and fishing, but also through unexpected avenues—like the art of woodturning. In this episode, WWIA Founder and CEO John McDaniel sits down with Tony Kopchinski, a National Guard Veteran from Kronenwetter, Wisconsin, who leads one of our most unique and deeply impactful programs, the Wisconsin Woodturning Event. Now in its 12th year, this one-of-a-kind experience introduces our Heroes to the craft of woodturning, shaping wood on a lathe into beautiful, functional pieces like bowls, plates, and game calls. But it’s more than just craftsmanship. Under Tony’s guidance, and alongside a dedicated group of skilled artisans, Veterans discover focus, purpose, and a sense of peace through the creative process. Tony’s passion for serving our Nation’s Heroes is unmistakable. Over the years, he and his team have helped create moments of healing and transformation that not only leave a lasting mark, but that have literally saved lives. His impact is deeply felt, and his story is one worth hearing. We’re honored to share Tony’s journey, his heart, and his experiences with you. Takeaways: This episode emphasizes the profound impact that creative activities such as woodturning have on the healing process of combat wounded veterans.Tony Kopchinski's dedication to serving veterans through woodturning showcases how craftsmanship can foster connection and personal transformation.The podcast highlights the importance of community support in helping veterans find purpose and healing through art and shared experiences.Listeners are encouraged to appreciate the therapeutic effects of hands-on activities in the lives of those who have faced trauma in combat situations. ABLEnow This episode of the WWIA Podcast is sponsored by ABLEnow. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more about ABLEnow: https://t.co/r5071ltB0G ABLEnow Mentioned in this episode: ABLEnow This episode of the WWIA Podcast is sponsored by ABLEnow. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more about ABLEnow: https://t.co/r5071ltB0G ABLEnow

    39 min
  3. Episode 69: Overcoming Adversity-Interview with Entrepreneur, Speaker and Author Serena Mastin

    Apr 8

    Episode 69: Overcoming Adversity-Interview with Entrepreneur, Speaker and Author Serena Mastin

    Some of the most remarkable traits that our combat-wounded Veterans share are bravery, fortitude and resilience. On this latest episode of the WWIA Podcast, we are honored to introduce you to a special guest whose journey has been fraught with numerous challenges and extreme obstacles both personally and professionally. And despite all of it, she has pushed through with strength and determination, overcome trials, and found uncommon success in life. WWIA Founder and CEO, John McDaniel is proud to welcome friend, entrepreneur, speaker, and author Serena Mastin to the podcast. Serena started her life in witness protection and nine different foster homes, leading to teenage addiction and homelessness, and most recently walked through the devastation of her husband's suicide. Serena has faced unimaginable adversity. Yet, despite her challenges, she found a real sense of purpose along the way. The most inspiring part of her story is her strength, resilience, and authenticity. She brings a wealth of knowledge and insight from industries across the corporate landscape - with over twenty years of experience climbing the corporate ladder, Serena's career has included being knocked down and climbing back to executive leadership roles with Fortune 500 companies before carving her own path by founding Pulse Marketing Incorporated. in 2013 - an award-winning marketing and advertising agency connecting people with brands by creating engaging content, purposeful graphics, thought-provoking web designs, and meaningful advertising campaigns that capture the heart of every business. In addition to being a visionary entrepreneur, Serena recently published her first book, Exposed: You Can't Heal When You Hide, a memoir recounting her life story in harrowing detail. In the book, Serena discusses her experiences with assault, addiction, homelessness, infidelity, mental health, and, ultimately, profound healing. Serena’s thought-provoking story encourages and empowers others to embrace challenges and do it with passion. We are excited to share her story and know it will resonate and inspire you. Takeaways: In this episode, we delve into the remarkable journey of Serena Mastin, who overcame a childhood filled with adversity, including foster care and addiction, to become a successful entrepreneur.Serena's memoir, "Can't Heal When You Hide," recounts her harrowing experiences with trauma, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in healing and personal growth.The podcast highlights the significant role of resilience and determination in navigating life's challenges, particularly for combat-wounded veterans who share similar struggles.We discuss the critical nature of self-care and the necessity of addressing one's own mental health before being able to support others effectively.The conversation underscores the idea that overcoming personal demons is essential not only for individual healing but also for fostering a supportive community around those in need.Serena's story serves as a powerful reminder that vulnerability and openness are key components of true connection and healing within our lives. Links referenced in this episode: serenamastin.comwwiaf.org Companies mentioned in this episode: Wounded Warriors in ActionPulse Marketing Inc.Hot Topic ABLEnow This episode of the WWIA Podcast is sponsored by ABLEnow. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more about ABLEnow: https://t.co/r5071ltB0G ABLEnow Mentioned in this episode: ABLEnow This episode of the WWIA Podcast is sponsored by ABLEnow. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more about ABLEnow: https://t.co/r5071ltB0G ABLEnow

    57 min
  4. Episode 68: Interview with Joe Pechauer of J. Pechauer Cues and Dan Bourget of Olhausen Billiards

    Mar 24

    Episode 68: Interview with Joe Pechauer of J. Pechauer Cues and Dan Bourget of Olhausen Billiards

    On this episode of the WWIA Podcast, WWIA Founder and CEO, John McDaniel, is excited to welcome two remarkable entrepreneurs and tremendous supporters of the Foundation to the show, Mr. Joe Pechauer and Mr. Dan Bourget. Joe Pechauer is the President and master cue maker behind J. Pechauer Custom Cues, a family-owned business that has become one of the most respected names in billiards craftsmanship. Starting in the early 1960s in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Joe and his father, Jerry, combined a passion for pool with an obsession for precision, building cues by hand in their basement workshop. Over time, his unmatched attention to detail, innovation in cue design, and dedication to players’ performance helped elevate the brand to international recognition. Joe’s legacy continued to grow as he recently brought his sons (Riley and Jake) into the craft, ensuring that the Pechauer commitment to quality would span generations. Known not only for his skill but also his humility and love for the sport, Joe has earned the admiration of professionals and enthusiasts alike, recently being inducted into the Wisconsin Billiards Hall of Fame. Dan Bourget is the majority owner of Olhausen Billiards together with the founder, Donny Olhausen. Olhausen Billiards (The “Best in Billiards”) was founded in 1972 and has been proudly making high-quality, handcrafted pool tables and game tables for over 50 years. Located in Portland, Tennessee, Olhausen is the largest manufacturer of pool tables in the United States, known for traditional craftsmanship, innovative features, durability and value, making them a respected name in the billiards industry. Dan and his wife Paula live near Nashville Tennessee and together, they proudly run Olhausen Billiards. This is a wonderful episode that we’re proud to share with you. Takeaways: The WWIA Podcast is dedicated to honoring and supporting America's combat wounded Purple Heart Heroes through various initiatives.Joe Pechauer of J. Pechauer Custom Cues emphasizes the importance of precision and craftsmanship in billiards, which has been handed down through generations.Dan Bourget of Olhausen Billiards describes the significance of American-made products, highlighting the company's commitment to quality and innovation in pool tables.The collaborative efforts between Pechauer Cues and Olhausen Billiards exemplify a shared dedication to community service and support for Veterans' organizations.Both Joe and Dan express their deep respect for the sacrifices made by Veterans, contributing to their motivation to support the Wounded Warriors in Action foundation.The podcast shares personal anecdotes reflecting the impact of billiards on community engagement, particularly among combat wounded Veterans. To learn more about our friends and partners, please visit them online: J. Pechauer Custom Cues- https://pechauer.comOlhausen Billiards- https://www.olhausenbilliards.com To see the remarkable Purple Heart Hero Pool Cue and the Purple Heart Hero Pool Table designed in honor of WWIA and America's combat-wounded Veterans, go to following link: https://wwiaf.org/pechauer-and-olhausen-join-forces-to-honor-americas-combat-wounded-veterans

    1h 4m
  5. Episode 67: Interview with Brook Sparks of the North Carolina OBX Fins & Feathers Event

    Feb 17

    Episode 67: Interview with Brook Sparks of the North Carolina OBX Fins & Feathers Event

    Behind every WWIA event are countless individuals on the local level who go above and beyond to show their gratitude and appreciation to our Heroes for their tremendous service and sacrifice. They put in countless preparation hours throughout the year to ensure each event has everything it needs, pooling community resources and engaging others in the process to provide a world-class experience our Heroes will carry with them long after they return home. They do all this without fanfare, contributing their time and talents all in support of our mission to bring Honor, Connection, and Healing to our Heroes. On this latest episode of the WWIA Podcast, WWIA Founder and CEO, John McDaniel welcomes Brook Sparks, of the North Carolina OBX Fins and Feathers event. Each year, the community of Currituck, North Carolina rolls out the red carpet for our Heroes, showing them the honor and appreciation they deserve. Brook is a shining example of the many selfless volunteers around North America who make our WWIA events not just special, but life changing. Brook and her husband Brad are lifelong residents of Currituck and are deeply rooted in the community. Brook grew up in the county when there was no grocery store, only two lanes, and small-town living meant everyone knew everyone. Currituck has grown and changed in many ways, but that sense of community has never faded. The North Carolina OBX Fins and Feathers event is a perfect reflection of Currituck’s patriotism and love for our Veterans, and it’s the heart of why this event is truly remarkable. For over fifteen years, Brook has worked in real estate and property management, gaining experience in nearly every corner of the industry. Today, she is the owner of a boutique real estate sales and property management firm in Nags Head, assisting domestic and international buyers and sellers in finding their forever homes or securing strong-performing investment properties. When she isn’t working, you can usually find her and her husband on the baseball field with their two sons, Bradley and Jonathan. Their family is immersed in the outdoors, from hunting to fishing and Brook has been involved with the OBX annual event for well over a decade. She explains that giving back through WWIA is deeply meaningful as it allows her to support an incredible cause, and creates a way for her friends, neighbors, and community to come together and make an impact where it matters most. We are honored to spend some time talking with Brook and showing you how everyone can play an important part in the mission of WWIA, and in making a real difference in the lives of our Purple Heart Heroes. Takeaways: The mission of the Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation is to bring honor, connection, and healing to America's combat wounded heroes.Community involvement is essential for the success of the WWIA events, as volunteers contribute significant time and resources to support the heroes.Brook Sparks exemplifies the dedication of volunteers who create life-changing experiences for veterans through selfless acts of service.The North Carolina OBX Fins and Feathers event showcases the patriotism and gratitude of the local community towards veterans and their sacrifices. Companies mentioned in this episode: North Carolina OBX Fins and FeathersNC CoastRed SkyCurrituck SportsWounded Warriors in Action Foundation ABLEnow This episode of the WWIA Podcast is sponsored by ABLEnow. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more about ABLEnow: https://t.co/r5071ltB0G ABLEnow Mentioned in this episode: ABLEnow This episode of the WWIA Podcast is sponsored by ABLEnow. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more about ABLEnow: https://t.co/r5071ltB0G ABLEnow

    58 min
  6. Episode 66: Interview with Bruce Schreiner of the North Dakota Wild Pheasant Hunt

    Feb 2

    Episode 66: Interview with Bruce Schreiner of the North Dakota Wild Pheasant Hunt

    Our event Hosts play a vital role in our mission to bring healing and restoration to our combat-wounded Veterans. Their selfless generosity and hard work behind the scenes truly set the stage for a memorable and life-changing time in the field, on the water, or around the dinner table or campfire. On today’s episode, WWIA Founder and CEO, John McDaniel welcomes one of our remarkable and long-standing event Hosts to the show, Mr. Bruce Schreiner. Bruce Schreiner is the co-host of the North Dakota Wild Pheasant Hunt, in Garrison North Dakota. This is a memorial event dedicated to Bruce’s brother Glenn, who also hosted the event and had a deep reverence and respect for Veterans until his passing in 2019. Bruce has lived in Garrison his entire life and has three children and five grandchildren. He doesn’t just live in the community, he is an active part of it, having had a wonderful career at Garrison State Bank & Trust for 38 years retiring in 2021 as President. He’s also been a member of the Garrison Fire Department & Rescue Squad since 1984, serving as Chief from 1993 until 2025, and is also active in the State Firefighters Association. He further serves on the local Chamber of Commerce, Garrison Area Improvement Association and Better Living for Garrison. His family are fourth generation farmers, and his two nephews now operate the family farm, carrying on a proud and storied tradition. This is an outstanding episode that we know you will enjoy. Let’s go ahead and jump into the conversation with John and Bruce. Takeaways: The WWIA Podcast emphasizes the importance of community involvement in supporting combat wounded veterans.Event hosts like Bruce Schreiner play a vital role in creating impactful experiences for Purple Heart recipients.The dedication of local businesses and volunteers significantly enhances the success of veteran-related events.Personal stories shared by veterans during these events foster healing and connection among participants. Companies mentioned in this episode: WWIAWounded Warriors in ActionKrause's MarketGarrison State Bank and TrustGarrison Fire DepartmentGarrison Area Improvement AssociationBetter Living for GarrisonGarrison Chamber of CommerceWest River Transit This episode is sponsored by ABLEnow. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more at https://www.ablenow.com/ Mentioned in this episode: ABLEnow This episode of the WWIA Podcast is sponsored by ABLEnow. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more about ABLEnow: https://t.co/r5071ltB0G ABLEnow

    58 min
  7. Episode 65: Leadership Development with Purple Heart Heroes Jake Whipkey and Matt Brannon

    Jan 19

    Episode 65: Leadership Development with Purple Heart Heroes Jake Whipkey and Matt Brannon

    On this episode of the WWIA Podcast, WWIA Founder and CEO John McDaniel proudly welcomes two exceptional American Patriots to the show. Purple Heart Recipients and WWIA Guides Jake Whipkey and Matt Brannon join John for an engaging conversation on leadership. Jake Whipkey served five years in the U.S. Army, 101st ABN division, stationed at Fort Campbell Kentucky. He was awarded the Purple Heart Medal for wounds he received while serving his second tour in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. This tour was cut short on November 18, 2007, when he was wounded while under fire in Suh-marr-uh, Iraq. After being medically retired in December of 2009, Jake returned to Boswell, Pennsylvania, his hometown, where he lives today. He joined WWIA in 2010 and has been leading numerous events across the country ever since. He is a successful fisherman and hunter and has harvested small game, turkeys, wild boar, white tail deer and bear in his hunting lifetime. Matt Brannon’s life has been dedicated to the service of his country and others. Matt is a proud husband and father; a United States Army Purple Heart Veteran; a certified WWIA Guide; Event Host of the Alabama Turkey and Hog Hunt, and a WWIA Board Member. Matt has served in Law Enforcement for the past 13 years. He is a Special Agent--Senior, working for the Alabama State Bureau of Investigation and currently assigned to the Narcotics division, working on the Alabama Drug Enforcement Task Force. He also holds full credentials with Homeland Security/ICE. Matt strongly believes in the healing power of the great outdoors and the mission of WWIA. This is an outstanding episode that we are honored to share with you. Takeaways: The WWIA Podcast emphasizes the importance of leadership in supporting America's combat-wounded Purple Heart heroes through the power of outdoor activities.Jake Whipkey and Matt Brannon, exemplary Purple Heart recipients, share their transformative experiences with the WWIA Foundation and its mission.The podcast highlights the significance of community involvement and the positive impact it has on the lives of veterans through shared outdoor experiences.Leadership in the context of the WWIA Foundation is defined as providing purpose, direction, and motivation to enhance the experiences of combat-wounded veterans. This episode is sponsored by ABLEnow. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more at https://www.ablenow.com/ Mentioned in this episode: ABLEnow This episode of the WWIA Podcast is sponsored by ABLEnow. ABLEnow is a national ABLE savings program designed specifically for people with disabilities. It allows eligible individuals to save and invest money in a tax-advantaged account without risking certain means-tested benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. ABLEnow is available nationwide and serves eligible individuals in all 50 states. Learn more about ABLEnow: https://t.co/r5071ltB0G ABLEnow

    1h 2m
  8. Episode 64: Generosity in Action: Interview with Kyle Bennett of Kabco Builders

    11/18/2025

    Episode 64: Generosity in Action: Interview with Kyle Bennett of Kabco Builders

    Our mission is made possible because of the tremendous generosity and support of patriotic people and businesses across North America. On this episode of the WWIA Podcast, WWIA Founder and CEO, John McDaniel welcomes one of these American Patriots, and an outstanding supporter and friend of the Foundation, Mr. Kyle Bennett to the show. Kyle is the General Manager at Kabco Builders, Inc., which designs and constructs high-quality manufactured homes and employs 225 people in beautiful Boaz, Alabama. In 2018, Kyle became the youngest General Manager of a production plant in the manufactured housing industry at just 35 years of age. He and his wife of 18 years, Lacy, share three incredible children together, ages 17, 14, and 12. Kyle is a proud alumnus of the University of Alabama, where he played football for the Crimson Tide from 2002 to 2005 and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Political Science. This is a great episode that we’re excited to share with you. Takeaways: The WWIA Podcast aims to honor and support America's combat wounded veterans through various initiatives. Kyle Bennett, a notable supporter and friend of the Foundation, is the General Manager of Kabco Builders and has significantly contributed to our mission by building and donating a beautiful home to WWIA's Camp Hackett in Phillips, WI. The podcast discusses the importance of leadership and the impact of personal stories shared by veterans and their families. Kyle highlights the value of maintaining high standards in business and how it reflects on the overall quality of work produced. Companies mentioned in this episode: WWIA Kabco Builders Inc. University of Alabama Mentioned in this episode: Kabco Builders Proudly Sponsors this Episode of the WWIA Podcast This episode of the WWIA Podcast is proudly sponsored by Kabco Builders—a company built on integrity, craftsmanship, and a deep commitment to those who’ve served. Kabco is honored to support the mission of Wounded Warriors in Action, bringing healing and connection to our combat-wounded Heroes. We salute our veterans and believe in building more than homes—we’re building stronger communities, together. Thank you, Kabco Builders, for standing with our Heroes.

    1h 7m
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Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation (WWIA) is a national 501(c)(3) public charity that devotes all its energy and resources to supporting the men and women wounded in combat who were awarded the Purple Heart medal. WWIA supports these phenomenal Heroes by providing them with the opportunity to participate in therapeutic, world-class, adaptive outdoor sporting activities at no cost to them. We do this to recognize and honor their sacrifice, encourage independence and connections with communities, and promote healing and wellness through camaraderie and a shared passion for the outdoors.

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  • Creator
    Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    72
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Copyright 2026 Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation
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