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Oscar Mike Radio – 441 – Margo Lapointe – 22 Zero

I take great pride in sharing stories of individuals who, despite not having served in the military, find a sense of purpose in advocating for those who have served our country. One such individual is Margo Lapointe, a nonprofit executive and...

Oscar Mike Radio Special Presentation – Marine Corps University Foundation

I had the privilege of interviewing Donald Knauss, a Marine Corps Captain who served in the late 1970s. Captain Knauss was an artillery officer with the First Battalion, 12th Marines, stationed in Kaneohe, Hawaii. During our discussion, Captain...

Oscar Mike Radio – 440 Barrett Bogue – Evocati Public Relations

I always appreciate engaging in conversations with fellow Marines. Our shared experiences create a lasting bond, irrespective of our MOS or the circumstances under which we served. In this episode, I had an insightful discussion with Barrett...

Oscar Mike Radio – 438 – Project Healing Waters

I talked with John "Saint" Langford, a Marine Corps veteran and CEO of Project Healing Waters. John flew the F/A 18 Hornet in the Marine Corps, so we discussed his military journey, his transition to civilian life, and his current work with...

Oscar Mike Radio – 437 – Champions for Veterans

In a fitting way to close Black History Month, it was a pleasure to welcome Terry “Ranger” Johnson and his son Gino to talk about Champions for Veterans. Ranger Johnson shared his journey to becoming a Ranger and First Sergeant, emphasizing...

Oscar Mike Radio – 435 – On Mission Motorsports

I love conversations that are based on connections. I met Tia May, a Veteran Racing Car Driver, who introduced me to Dr. Pamela Arnell. Dr. Arnell heads 22Zero. As an ambassador for 22 Zero, I met Jeff and Melanie Goldsmith. They do advocacy...

Oscar Mike Radio – 434 – Charles Moxley – Nuclear Deterrence

In this episode of "Oscar Mike Radio," I talk with returning guest Professor Charles J. Moxley Jr., an attorney and law professor. (https://oscarmikeradio.com/418-charle...) We delved into the legal implications of nuclear weapons, focusing on...

Oscar Mike Radio – 433 – Bill Stephens – Broken Mirror

This week, I talk with U.S. Army veteran and author William “Bill” Stevens about his new book, "The Broken Mirror." Bill shares his military experiences, the therapeutic nature of his writing, and the challenges of PTSD. He discusses his...

Oscar Mike Radio – 432 – Every Day is a Saturday

I welcome fellow Marine veteran and podcaster Brian Roof, who hosts "Every Day's a Saturday." Bryan and I met through David Willis Jr.'s (who is a Marine Corps Veteran) Tip of the Spear Veterans' group. The discussion centers on our shared...

Oscar Mike Radio – 431 – Terri Lynch – Tracer Rounds Podcast

I talk with Terri Lynch, an Army Reserve veteran with 33 years of service and host of the Tracer Rounds podcast. We are both part of Military Broadcast Radio. Joel Hunt has created a great place for Veterans to share their story. Terri and I...

170 – Veterans Day

Veterans Day has become Veterans month. I think that is a good thing. It is my hope that in all our hearts and minds that Veterans Day is a year...

169 – Rod and Ride Night at Whitman VFW

Rod and Ride Night for the Whitman VFW is an event where people get together with their hot rods and motorcycles to have a good time. There is...

168 – Seeing the Moving Wall

I talked about my time at The Moving Wall in Attleboro, MA.

167 – Danielle Rocco – Devoted to Soldier

Danielle is a Marine Mom, transformation coach, speaker and now author of, “Devoted to a Soldier.” She talked with me about her work with Veterans Advocacy.

166 – My Military Story – The Gas Chamber

It has been as while so I wanted to to tell another part of my time in the military. The Gas Chamber to me was the worst part of boot camp.. Don't...

165 – Jim Tough 600 – 22 for 22 Charlie Mike

Jim Tough has done over 13,000 push ups to raise awareness about Veterans’ Suicide. Even better though is the message Jim conveys every day about hope and staying in your fight. Jim doesn’t want his name in lights. He wants to know he made a difference. Thank you Jim