Vet Chats The Millennial Veteran

Bryan has been an ally for those of us in the military community for many years. Besides being a son to two WWII parents, he’s also portrayed military members in an authentic way through various films.On Memorial Day at the Capitol concert he will share the story of U.S. Army Veteran John T. “Jack” Moran, a soldier in the Battle of the Bulge, and his remembrance of friends who fought alongside him to save the world from tyranny.Thank you for pressing play on this small veteran podcast. If you...

Vet Chat welcomes @sunny_actual for a great interview on how he started his military comedy videos, what life was like being stationed in Alaska as an Army Infantry Officer, and what his next moves are in Nashville!I hope you enjoyed this great conversation and be sure to check out his page 🙌Army veteran, Sunny is a content creator, runs a clothing brand and is currently living in Nashville. You’ve probably seen his comedy videos that hilariously depict veteran life. Tonight we are going to l...

Marty Skovlund Jr. @martyskovlundjr joins us on Vet Chats to talk about Send Me the True Story of a Mother at War.Through this book the legacy of Shannon Kent, a Navy CTI, and member of the most elite military unit. She was a true American hero paying the ultimate sacrifice one can make leaving behind a husband and two sons.My goal is to get as many people to read it as I can because it is truly incredible. You can get it anywhere books are sold.Thank you to all who joined and also to Marty f...

I have been honored to be doing this for the past 3 1/2 years, but with the end of one era, another dawns!Thank you for pressing play on this small veteran podcast. If you enjoyed leave a little love with a review. It would not only help me reach more veterans but also make my whole week!

This week we are joined by Christina Whittemore, a military spouse turned therapist. She shares her story of going through many challenges with her marine husband and becoming his caregiver after his diagnosis with PTSD and TBI. This eventually took a toll on her own mental health leading to her almost taking her life. She eventually got the support she needed and now wants to help other military spouses who were in a similar position. This is a fantastic conversation and feel free to reach o...

Some veterans get out of the military and decide to go back to their hometown. It is always a good option because you know you will have support there, family/friends. But it also comes with its own challenges and expectations. You may be picturing your hometown exactly how it was as you left and be dissapointed to see things have moved on without you. Or you could see everyone doing the same old shit they used to be doing and feel like you don't belong anymore as you have grown fro...