Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Tuesday, August 20, 202408/20/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 08-20-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

Ginger and Jeff learn from LaShanta Petroski- Ackley, Manchester VA Medical Center Suicide Prevention Coordinator, about SAVE: Critical steps in the awareness and work of suicide prevention. They also sit down with Jacqui Nelson, Military History Professor and Interim Coordinator of Military Service at Plymouth State University.  The Roman Empire, student engagement, and veterans in the classroom are the highlight of this engaging conversation. 

Friday, August 16, 202408/16/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 8-13-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

Ginger and Jeff welcome Air Force MG (retired) Gretchen Dunkelburger to the studio to share about a local effort to…

Friday, August 16, 202408/16/2024

August 15, 2024

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

 

Wednesday, August 7, 202408/07/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 08-06-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

Jeff and Ginger take a trip to Cape Horn with Taylor Grieger of Skeleton Crew Adventures, a veteran run nonprofit providing adventure and healing sails for transitioning military and veterans. They recently launched Cape Horn Tequila to help fund their work. They round out the show with Margo Culp from the Elks highlighting veteran programs. In our last segment, Patricia Kime from Military.com updates on the new Burn Pit Registry.

Thursday, August 1, 202408/01/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 07-30-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

This week Ginger and Jeff sit down with Kevin Forrest, the Director of the Manchester Veterans Administration Medical Center. A New Hampshire native, Kevin shares about the PACT Act and Tele- Emergency Care – a newer program which provides telehealth screening to best direct veterans to the proper level and location of care.   Tim Cullen from CMC HVAC joins them to share his passion for supporting veterans in and out of the workplace. They round up the hour with a few community calendar updates for events and fundraisers. 

Wednesday, July 24, 202407/24/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 07-23-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

This week Ginger and Jeff with Rob Kyer from Mowers and Blowers for Vets, a NH native who is giving back to his military community through small engine repair. And would you believe it is harder to join the service than to get into an Ivy League school? CPT Randall and SFC Glidden are “boots on the ground” recruiters who share the path and the benefits of serving in the National Guard.

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