Veterans Radio

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1. Col Richard Kim - Korean born, US Soldier, Episcopal Priest

   4 november 2026 · 25 min

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   Richard Kim 's life story starts in Korea and makes its way to Detroit Michigan. He joins the Army at 17 during WWII while in China. He makes his way to the US against immigration struggles for education and an Army career that takes him to Korea and Vietnam. A crisis of conscious has him retire from the Army and go to seminary. He becomes a leading Episcopal priest with assignments in Alabama, Hawaii and Michigan. This podcast is generated from an article that Jim Fausone wrote on Kim for www.HomeofHeroes.com ,

2. Archaeology and Veterans with Dr. Stephen Humphreys

   3 november 2026 · 26 min

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   Air Force Veteran Stephen Humphreys, PhD, founded American Veterans Archaeological Recovery (AVAR) in 2016. He explains the work, how veterans can get involved, and the field's progression with host Jim Fausone.

3. November 2026: Monthly Veterans Benefits Hour

   2 november 2026 · 57 min

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   Bill Mattocks – Host, The Salty Old Marine

   Next, we welcome Bill Mattocks, host of the popular YouTube show The Salty Old Marine, for a special edition of our monthly Veterans Benefits Hour. Through his YouTube channel, Bill works to educate and empower fellow veterans by discussing VA disability benefits, the claims process, and the challenges veterans face when navigating the VA system.

4. Col. Demas T. Craw, Medal of Honor, WWII Friendly Fire

   28 oktober 2026 · 39 min

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   Colonel Demas T. Craw had an active military career in World War II. But his Medal of Honor resulted from a failed peace plan in Morocco, where the French ignored a white flag of truce. The Military History of the Upper Great Lakes wrote about this forgotten hero. That story is the basis of this podcast.

5. Ukraine Lessons Learned About KIA & Wounded Recovery in a Drone War

   27 oktober 2026 · 23 min

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   Army Veteran Michael Henshaw, founder of Asymmetric MIA Accounting Group, has spent time this year assisting in Ukraine with issues of recovering the remains of those killed. He has learned some lessons to pass along to the Pentagon and policymakers about drone recovery and the U.S. falling behind. Mike talks to host Jim Fausone about the lessons to be learned.

6. A Veteran’s Cap & Stories Through Song

   26 oktober 2026 · 53 min

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   This week on Veterans Radio, host Dale Throneberry welcomes Vietnam veteran, author, and longtime Washington Post columnist Jay Mathews to discuss his recent article, “How Divided Is America? My Veteran’s Cap Says It All.” Jay reflects on his decision to serve during the Vietnam War, along with the people and perspectives he encountered in the Army. Then, Dale welcomes Doc Allen, a U.S. Air Force veteran, physician, and singer-songwriter behind Doc Allen – Chronicles. Doc shares his journey from military service and medicine to creating deeply personal music, as the program highlights his new song, “Farewell My Light.”

   IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL DISCOVER

   ✓ Why Jay Mathews believes his Vietnam veteran’s cap reveals something important about America’s divisions and shared values ✓ How Jay’s decision to serve during the Vietnam War introduced him to people and perspectives that shaped his understanding of America ✓ How Doc Allen’s experiences as an Air Force veteran, physician, and firefighter have influenced his songwriting and storytelling ✓ Allen’s uses music to explore personal experiences, emotion, and remembrance, including his featured song, “Farewell My Light”

   Jay Mathews

   Vietnam Veteran & Award-Winning Journalist

   Vietnam War veteran, award-winning journalist, author, and longtime education columnist for The Washington Post, where he has worked since 1971. Jay has written ten books, including the New York Times bestseller Work Hard. Be Nice., and created the Challenge Index rankings of American high schools. His reporting has earned numerous honors, including the Eugene Meyer Award for distinguished service to The Washington Post. In his recent article, “How Divided Is America? My Veteran’s Cap Says It All,” Jay reflects on his Army service during the Vietnam War and how a veteran’s cap has become an unexpected symbol of connection in a divided nation.

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7. Native American Military Service of Navajo Conrad Begaye

   21 oktober 2026 · 17 min

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   Conrad Begaye, Army Ranger, received the Silver Star making the Rangers and his Navajo nation proud. This story highlights the heritage and courage of Native American soldiers.

8. Trauma Informed Care with JP Kotsko

   20 oktober 2026 · 31 min

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   Army combat veteran and ordained chaplain JP Kotsko discusses the need to included trauma-informed care into military medic training. This helps with the question "Am I going to be OK?". JP talks to host Jim Fausone about his service in the West Virgina National Guard and lessons learned about using psychological first aid skills.

9. 346 MPH and a Woman Army Truck Driver

   19 oktober 2026 · 57 min

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   This week on Veterans Radio, host Shelly Rood takes you to the NHRA Great Lakes Nationals at U.S. 131 Motorsports Park in Martin, Michigan, then sits down with Army veteran Dawn Klein for a candid conversation about what it means to be hardcore and at ease.

   Shelly recaps a rainout, a return trip, and a record-setting Monday. She shares the comeback stories, signing a military tribute car through SCAG Racing’s Simply the Brave program, and the permission slip she took home: give yourself permission to work on the foundation before you chase the next level.

   IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL DISCOVER

   ✓ What it was like to witness a historic 346.95 MPH NHRA drag racing run and the inspiring comeback stories behind the competition ✓ How the lessons of preparation, perseverance, and resilience on the racetrack can apply to everyday life ✓ What Army veteran Dawn Klein experienced transporting tanks, munitions, and essential supplies throughout Germany during her 27 years of military service ✓ How Dawn overcame expectations and challenges as a woman in the Army, and why humor, faith, and recognition remain important to her life after service

   Dawn Klein

   U.S. Army (Ret.) - Transportation Soldier

   Dawn Klein served on and off for 27 years as a transportation soldier, hauling tanks, munitions, and blood throughout Germany. Dawn shares what it was like to challenge expectations as a woman in the military, take pride in her responsibilities, and navigate life after service. Through humor, faith, and determination, she offers a candid perspective on resilience, finding purpose, and making sure women veterans receive the recognition they deserve.

   Shelly Rood

   Host - Hardcore & At Ease

   Shelly C. Rood served across 16 years as a U.S. Army Reserves Intelligence Officer — Captain, Company Commander, and S2 — leading covert briefings overseas and overseeing security programs for nearly 4,…

10. Wake Island - The Men of Utah

    14 oktober 2026 · 56 min

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    The WWII Battle of Wake Island in December 1941 caught the American military by surprise. The men on the island and in the fight came from all across the nation. There were a number of Utah residents involved in that battle. This interview tells that story, which is both tragic and heroic.

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