Podcasts

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Podcasts

Monday, March 11, 202403/11/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 03-10-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

Listen in as Ginger and Scott sit down with Army veteran Travis Mills, one of five surviving quadruple amputees. His life is inspiring, and his humor infectious. We finish the hour with SFC (Ret) Rodney Anderson after 33 years of service he started Rotors to Reels.

Monday, March 4, 202403/04/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 03-03-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

This week Scott Spradling and Matt Foster talk with Liberty House Operations Manager Ashley Kitchel on how Liberty began and the programs they offer vets. In the Second segment Scott and Matt hear from Patrick, a Liberty House Veteran who’s giving back and in our last segment Ashely is joined by Stephanie Murphy, Liberty House’s Event Coordinator on the group’s upcoming “Roaring 20’s Event.”

Wednesday, February 28, 202402/28/2024

Episode 23

In On the Go with Jimmy & Johnny O

Monday, February 26, 202402/26/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 02-25-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

This week Ginger Munson chats with Elliot and BJ Perry about what they’re doing to help Veterans in the Granite State. In our second segment Ginger sits down with Lieutenant Colonel Ana T. McKenna to talk about her time as Program Director for the Care Coordination Program of New Hampshire. And in our last segment Ginger hears from Blue Star Mon. Karen Thurston.

Friday, February 23, 202402/23/2024

February 23, 2024

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Wednesday, February 21, 202402/21/2024

Episode 22

In On the Go with Jimmy & Johnny O

Monday, February 19, 202402/19/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 02-18-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

This week Phil Taub and Matt Foster talk with retired Navy Seals Mark Lampman and Ed Thelander about their service and how it’s impacted their lives in the civilian world. 

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