Host Randy Miller discusses topics of interest to veterans and interviews guests on a wide variety of topics.
Oxygen is launching another season of New York Homicide and we are joined by the show’s host, retired Chief of Detectives for the NYPD, Robert Boyce. New York Homicide takes viewers into some of the wild and shocking homicides that occur in New York City’s five boroughs. Boyce says fans of the series can expect a front-row seat into these crimes, as well as an introduction to a lot of great detectives assigned to the cases.
We welcome explorer and television host John Gates to the program. Josh is the host of “Expedition Unknown”, Wednesdays on Discovery. Randy and Josh talk about the nature of diving in Lake Superior and his crew looking for two WW2-era minesweepers that sank before they were able to make it across the ocean, and have not been found to this day.
Nate Herron speaks with Dave Rivers, Ford Enthusiast Brand Manager, about the Bronco Wild Fund endowment. Ford is donating a customized 2023 Bronco Badlands to the Bandelier National Park outside of Los Alamos, New Mexico.
This custom-donated vehicle will feature specialized equipment inside and out, including a state-of-the-art government communication system with satellite and antenna connections to provide reliability and redundancy in the most remote environments.
We wrapped up the month of June and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Awareness month. We speak to Erin Fletcher, Psy.D., who is the Warrior Care Network Director for Wounded Warrior Project (WWP).
In this role, Erin ensures synergy across all WWP mental health programs. WWP is using technology to help our wounded veterans identify and treat PTS and fills us in on the world-class programs that the Wounded Warrior Project is putting into place for this generation of veterans.
It wouldn’t be a Fourth of July show if we didn’t at least MENTION Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating competition! We are excited to welcome the emcee of the world-famous event, George Shea, to the program. Randy and George talk about the popularity of this event, it’s media rights being extended by ESPN, and hopefully no “reversal of fortunes” for competitors on Coney Island this coming Tuesday.
We welcome Harry Lennix to the program to talk about his role as Harold Cooper on NBC’s “The Blacklist” for 10 seasons. Randy and Harry talk about the role, working with James Spader, and what future projects we can look forward to seeing from Harry.
We welcome Colonel John Flynn to the program, Senior Vice President of Administration and Aviation for MGM Resorts International. We chat about his work in the Air Force Reserves, and how it shades the work he currently undertakes for MGM Resorts International.
We are joined by Luisa Schumacher, social impact design leader at Ford. She tells us about the recent Ford Fund initiative supporting the incredibly important mission of our partner, Team Rubicon. Ford is donating 20 specially outfitted trucks to support the veteran led disaster relief group that assists those affected by disasters.
We welcome Jessica Manfre one of the founders of Inspire Up Foundation; built to serve the military and first responder community. Jessica talks about how her experience as a military spouse caused her to step up to address the unique set of problems that members of our military experience. We salute Jessica and the Inspire Up Foundation for the work they’re doing supporting our military families.
We welcome the historic Jeopardy Champion and current host of the show, Ken Jennings. Ken and Randy talk about how Ken’s life has changed since first appearing on the show and making his record-breaking run (all of which was nearly 20 years ago!) Ken has also written a new book “100 Places to See After You Die” and we’re really excited to get our hands on it.
