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Monday, January 29, 202401/29/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 01-28-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

This week Ginger and Scott talk with Luke Koladish and his wife Jaime on what it’s like to work on mountain rescues in the White Mountains and how they’ve managed to navigate a military life as a married couple. 

Friday, January 26, 202401/26/2024

January 26, 2024

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Wednesday, January 24, 202401/24/2024

Episode 20

In On the Go with Jimmy & Johnny O

Tuesday, January 23, 202401/23/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 01-21-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

This week Ginger Munson sits down with Paul Lloyd VFW Commander and Leo Paquin, American Legion Department Commander. 

Sunday, January 21, 202401/21/2024

January 19, 2024

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Wednesday, January 17, 202401/17/2024

Episode 19

In On the Go with Jimmy & Johnny O

Tuesday, January 16, 202401/16/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 01-14-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

This week Scott and Matt talk with David Ball, Jason McCarthy, Kate McManus and Erin Hanson along with Steve Veinotte.

Friday, January 12, 202401/12/2024

January 12, 2024

In Retirement Intelligence with Thomas Brueckner

Wednesday, January 10, 202401/10/2024

Episode 18

In On the Go with Jimmy & Johnny O

Monday, January 8, 202401/08/2024

We’ve Got Your Six 01-07-24

In We’ve Got Your Six

This week Ginger and Scott talk with Brent Fraser, Director of Community Based Military Programs for New Hampshire Veterans Services.  

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