National Defense Network Radio Show

Host Randy Miller discusses topics of interest to veterans and interviews guests on a wide variety of topics.

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Chris Hemsworth and Sam Hargrave

We welcome both the star and director of Netflix’s new hit “Extraction 2,” Chris Hemsworth and Sam Hargrave, to the show to talk about the highly anticipated sequel now streaming on Netflix. Chris Hemsworth reprises his role as Tyler Rake, and from the snippets we’ve already seen, you’re going to want to buckle up for this non-stop action film. Randy discusses with Chris and Sam the making of the film and much more in this great segment.

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Jim Axelrod

This week we welcome CBS Evening News Chief Investigative Correspondent, Jim Axelrod, to the show to discuss a troubling topic. CBS News investigative unit’s “Dishonored” series highlights stories of veterans and service members who have been jailed or denied an honorable discharge due to their sexual orientation. Jim has worked at CBS for nearly three decades, and he shares the stunning details surrounding a soldier who faced the possibility of 17 years in military prison; simply for being homosexual.

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TJ Newman

We welcome publishing sensation, TJ Newman, to the show to talk about her career as a flight attendant and how she took her on-the-job experience and turned it into a best-selling novel. TJ is back at it with her new book “Drowning” which has set Hollywood on fire with a bidding war topping $1 Million! We look forward to reading the book and seeing her big screen adaptation.

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Norah O’Donnell

We welcome back a friend of the program and the Anchor of CBS Evening News, Norah O’Donnell, to the show. Norah discusses the struggle facing military spouses when it comes to transferring occupational licenses and the adverse impact of the government’s red tape on their quality of life and employment opportunities. Every time a servicemember’s assignment changes, military spouses must get a new license in their new home state, leaving many military spouses unemployed for months at a time.

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