Host Randy Miller discusses topics of interest to veterans and interviews guests on a wide variety of topics.
We welcome William Shatner back to the program to talk about his life and career in entertainment. He is again touring with screenings of “The Wrath of Kahn” followed by Q&A sessions. Randy and Bill talk about the role of technology and how it has changed the nature of journalism, acting, writing, and broadcasting, as well as what fans of Shatner and Star Trek can expect from Captain Kirk in the future.
We welcome star of “Northern Exposure” and the film “Cliffhanger,” Janine Turner, to the show to talk about her new book. Janine’s “The Pivot Principle” details her transformation from desperation and despair to joy, sharing her experiences and stories.
We welcome West Point Grad and Executive Vice President and Chief Merchandising Officer for 7-ELEVEN Inc., Jesus Delgado-Jenkins, to the show to discuss his military and civilian careers. 7-ELEVEN has a fantastic program to hire and position veterans for success once they transition out of active duty. Jesus and Randy talk about how the values and leadership principles of 7-ELEVEN align perfectly with any veteran looking to have a career in a customer-focused industry.
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Randy speaks with Eden Carr, Fundraising Events Director for Wounded Warrior Project, about the Carry Forward 5k Events hosted nationwide. Two more in-person events are on the slate for 2023, but Eden tells us how folks can partake virtually to help put the mission in motion to put veterans and their communities in step.
The National Defense welcomes the judges of the new nationally syndicated show “Cutler’s Court” to talk about how they preside over their television court show that helps couples navigate their problematic issues. Randy gets some relationship advice and talks with the Cutlers about the most common relationship problems of folks worldwide.
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We welcome the award-winning, hall of fame singer Aaron Neville to the show to talk about his music career and some of the stories in his new memoir “Tell It Like It Is: My Story.” Randy talks with Aaron about why he felt like sharing his story and some interesting details about his upbringing, his battles with addiction, and how he overcame difficulties to become the legendary songwriter and performer we know today.
We welcome another great guest from Disney to give us an added glimpse of how Disney and the Disney properties make their magic. Done in collaboration with the Department of Defense’s Skillbridge program, Disney helps service members prepare to transition out of the military in an opportunity to gain valuable civilian work experience through specific industry training, apprenticeships, and internships. Thanks to Colonel Grundvig for his service in uniform, as well as the work he does in mouse ears!
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Patterson and Eversmann answer questions from US Army veteran Sergio Alfaro and the Wounded Warrior Project’s Rob Louis about writing and the role their stories play in their healing processes and those of the readers.
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We welcome an incredibly fascinating individual in world adventurer, photographer, and documentary filmmaker, Bertie Gregory. Bertie has an exclusive new series on Disney+, “Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory.” Bertie explains to Randy how he gets SO close to animals with his cameras and what viewers can expect to see in this great new series.
We welcome Lindsey Gray, Warrior Care Network Senior Specialist for Wounded Warrior Project, to the program to discuss the scourge of veteran suicide. Randy and Lindsey discuss some of the underlying causes of depression and suicidal ideation in the veteran community and what the Warrior Care Network is doing to help assist not only our veterans but their families and practitioners looking to get treatment for their PTS.
