We got Your 6 and 12

WJOB Podcast Network

We Got Your 6 and 12 is a powerful monthly podcast dedicated to supporting veterans, active-duty service members, military families, first responders, and the communities that stand beside them. Hosted by veterans who understand the challenges of military life, the show creates a safe space for honest conversations about the difficult topics that are often left unspoken. From veteran suicide prevention and mental health struggles to PTSD, grief, survivor guilt, family relationships, transition to civilian life, and the lasting impact of military service, We Got Your 6 and 12 tackles the issues that matter most with compassion, authenticity, and hope. Each episode features veterans, advocates, mental health professionals, Gold Star families, nonprofit leaders, and community organizations sharing their experiences, resources, and stories of resilience. The goal is simple: to remind those who served that they are never alone and to connect listeners with the support systems available to them. The name reflects a military tradition—"I've got your six" means I've got your back, while "I've got your twelve" means I'm watching what's ahead. Together, it represents a commitment to supporting one another through life's challenges, both seen and unseen.

  1. 5d ago

    We Got Your 6 and 12: Veteran Suicide Prevention, Gold Star Families & Community Support Resources

    In the premiere episode of We Got Your 6 and 12, hosts Connie Karas (U.S. Marine Corps Veteran) and Leslie Fernandez (U.S. Navy Veteran) tackle one of the most important issues facing the military community today: veteran suicide prevention, mental health awareness, and support for Gold Star families. Broadcast live on WJOB 1230 AM, 104.7 FM, and YouTube, this powerful conversation features special guests from across Northwest Indiana who are working to save lives and support military families. Hear inspiring and emotional stories from Jamie Hornickel of The 1441 Foundation, Paul and Deb Rosenwinkel of Indiana Fallen Heroes and the Indiana Patriot Guard Riders, and Heather Rosenwinkel of the Crisis Center and 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. The discussion explores the realities of veteran suicide, survivor guilt, military grief, community support networks, Gold Star family resources, service dog programs for veterans, and the importance of having difficult conversations about mental health. Guests also share information about local support groups, volunteer opportunities, veteran resources, and how organizations throughout Northwest Indiana are making a difference. Whether you're a veteran, active-duty service member, military family member, first responder, or someone looking to support those who have served, this episode delivers hope, resources, and a reminder that no one has to struggle alone.

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We Got Your 6 and 12 is a powerful monthly podcast dedicated to supporting veterans, active-duty service members, military families, first responders, and the communities that stand beside them. Hosted by veterans who understand the challenges of military life, the show creates a safe space for honest conversations about the difficult topics that are often left unspoken. From veteran suicide prevention and mental health struggles to PTSD, grief, survivor guilt, family relationships, transition to civilian life, and the lasting impact of military service, We Got Your 6 and 12 tackles the issues that matter most with compassion, authenticity, and hope. Each episode features veterans, advocates, mental health professionals, Gold Star families, nonprofit leaders, and community organizations sharing their experiences, resources, and stories of resilience. The goal is simple: to remind those who served that they are never alone and to connect listeners with the support systems available to them. The name reflects a military tradition—"I've got your six" means I've got your back, while "I've got your twelve" means I'm watching what's ahead. Together, it represents a commitment to supporting one another through life's challenges, both seen and unseen.