Honoring Joel “H Train” Hunt and His Impact on Veteran Media In this special episode of Oscar Mike Radio, I had the honor of presenting the second annual Mission in Flight Award to Joel Hunt. Joel is known across the community as “H Train,” founder of Military...
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345 – Dr. Reaves – Kiss Lori for Me
get an email about a book written about a story during the Vietnam War. What is different about this book is it was written by someone who never served in the Vietnam War or the military. Dr. Reaves wrote about her father, U.S. Navy Corpsman Larry Goss who lost his...
344 – Rugged Warrior Healing Coalition Retreat – Part 5 – Gina Alderman
Gina Alderman has come on Oscar Mike Radio as an author. She wrote in Veterans Unchained Anthology and put together Veterans Unchained 2.0. This time she is talking with me about her Rugged Warrior Healing Coalition Retreat. Gina talked about how the retreat went from...
344 – Rugged Warrior Healing Coalition Retreat – Part Four – Inez Moutarde
“I have never done anything like this on Oscar Mike Radio.” This thought was going through my mind as I started talking with U.S. Army Veteran Inez Moutarde. Except we weren’t talking, we were breathing, but not just any kind of breathing. We were doing Quantum Flow,...
344 – Rugged Warrior Healing Coalition Retreat – Part Three – Stephanie Grant
Anthologies, Gina Alderman asked Stephanie to lead a jewelry-making session. Making jewelry has helped Stephanie heal from past trauma. Stephanie served in the Army Reserves. She separated due to MST (Military Sexual Trauma) and after separation found that working...
344 – Rugged Warrior Healing Coalition Retreat – Part Two – Juanita Terry
One part of the retreat that Gina Alderman wanted to focus on is the mind and body working together. To do that, Gina connected with Juanita Terry who participated in the “Veterans” Unchained Anthology. The anthology is how Gina and Juanita got connected, and their...
344 Rugged Warrior Healing Coalition Part 1 – Ki Magee
The first thing one notices is the smile. It is genuine, yet inquisitive. The kind of smile that puts you at ease. Unusual for me, but I was a bit uneasy. Dr. Ki Magee was one of Gina Alderman’s long-time military friends. I wanted to be sure everything went well as...