Host Randy Miller discusses topics of interest to veterans and interviews guests on a wide variety of topics.
Randy welcomes Sam Rosenberg to discuss his new book “Live Ready” in this segment. Sam served as an officer in the U.S. Marine Corps and the private sector as a close protection specialist for some of the world’s highest-profile individuals, including heads of state, dignitaries, celebrities, and CEOs. Randy and Sam talk about a couple of the high-profile clients he has provided security for.
Hiring a veteran does much for the employee and even MORE for the company. We welcome a Marine Corps veteran and VP of Enterprise Rental at Ryder, Evan Dexter, to the show to talk about his time serving within the USMC, his transition to civilian life, and most importantly for this program, what our military personnel can expect when seeking to transition to a civvy job with Ryder.
Randy welcomes one of the stars from the hit series “Pawn Stars” to the show, Chumlee Russell! Chumlee and Randy talk about kids dressing up as him for Halloween, how the series has affected his life, and his interactions with Rich and the rest of the fellas from the show, which is hitting the road with another season of “Pawn Stars Do America.”
Creator of the Murdaugh Murders podcast, Mandy Matney, has released a new book “Blood On Their Hands: Murder, Corruption, And The Fall Of The Murdaugh Dynasty” and she joins the show to talk with Randy about her time covering the Murdaugh case, her upbringing in journalism in Kansas, and much more.
We welcome back actress and philanthropist Marlo Thomas back to the show for her annual visit to remind us to help support the St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. Marlo and Randy talk about her father, Danny Thomas, and how she has carried her father’s mission throughout her life and storied career.
We welcome the unmistakable voice of actor Danny Trejo to the show to give his greeting to all of our servicemembers listening across the world. Randy and Danny talk about his upbringing through the prison system and how he overcame his tribulations to become the Hollywood sensation he has become, including roles in the films “Heat” and “Machete.”
We welcome actor Neal McDonough to the show to talk about his role on the Paramount Network program “Yellowstone,” his villain role in “Justified,” and what goes into playing all the roles he has dazzled us with over the years.
We welcome back the author of many of our favorite books, Mitch Albom, to discuss his new book “The Little Liar.” Randy and Mitch talk about the book, what led him to write a book set during the time of the holocaust, and how the device of using “The Truth” as a narrator is a satisfying method.
We are just as excited as everyone else about the “new” single released by the Beatles: “Now and Then.” Joining us to talk about this song, the process of using AI to make it, and much more is Beatles historian and author Kenneth Womack.
We welcome the star of medical facilities, “The Bachelor,” and “The Drs” on ABC, Dr. Travis Stork, to the program to discuss his medical career and broadcasting career. Dr. Stork and Randy discuss personal health issues, the current landscape of the medical industry in the United States, and much more.
