Host Randy Miller discusses topics of interest to veterans and interviews guests on a wide variety of topics.
We welcome back the only Iraq war living Medal of Honor recipient, David Bellavia, to the program to check in on what he’s been up to since we last spoke to him. David share war-stories, both from his time in Iraq, as well as hosting his own radio show in Buffalo. David has written a new book “Remember the Ramrods” and he and Randy talk about this fascinating new project.
We welcome former Wall Street guru to stand-up comedian, Madison Malloy to the program to talk about her new book “Time to Lighten the **** Up: A Self-Help Guide with A Side of Humor,” her debut self-help guide. Randy and Madison talk about her career transition and some of the ideas she covers in her brand-new book. Packed with Madison’s quick wit and unconventional wisdom, “Time to Lighten the **** Up” is equal parts self-help and belly laughs.
We welcome retired U.S. Army Specialist Terrance Glover to the program to talk about his time spent in the military and his transition to the civilian world when his time was up in the Armed Forces. Randy and Terrance discuss his initial rough transition phase from uniformed service turned into becoming a Vice President for T-Mobile. Thanks to T-Mobile for all the work they do supporting our veterans, our active-duty military, and their families!
We welcome back one of our longest-running partners on the Radio Show, and the Executive Director of the incredible Home Depot Foundation to the program: Shannon Gerber. The Home Depot Foundation has ponied up INCREDIBLE amounts of money to support veteran service organizations and is well on its way to hitting a half BILLION dollars in improving the homes and the lives of those who have served our country.
We welcome back retired Admiral John Bird, USAA’s Senior Vice President of Military Affairs. We talk about USAA, how it was founded 100 years ago, what it has become, and what members of USAA can expect in the future from the program. We thank USAA for their long history of serving our active-duty military members, veterans, and their families.
We welcome celebrity biographer and TV/Entertainment columnist for the New York Post, Michael Starr, to the show. We talk about his latest release, “Don Rickles: The Merchant of Venom.” Michael and Randy chat about Don’s legendary career, some interesting anecdotes from the book, and how the universally beloved figure is remembered for his career spanning six decades.
Actress, Author, and Activist Marlo Thomas returns to the program to talk about her work as the National Outreach Director for St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. Marlo talks about how St. Jude’s is launching a series of stories on NBC’s “The Today Show” to highlight the great work that St. Jude’s is doing to help cure childhood cancer. Marlo has been involved with St. Jude’s since her father founded the incredible organization and we’re happy to take part in their “Give Thanks” program.
In this segment, we check in on VA Secretary Denis McDonough’s monthly press conference. Joining the Secretary this month is Dr. Shereef Elnahal, Under Secretary for Health, to provide information on how Veterans will begin conducting Toxic Exposure Screenings beginning November 8, 2023.
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Randy welcomes the founder of America On-Line, Steve Case, to the show. We talk about his brand new book, “The Rise of the Rest: How Entrepreneurs in Surprising Places are Building the New American Dream.” Steve’s book shows how entrepreneurs across the country are building groundbreaking companies, renewing communities, and creating new jobs—in the process reimagining the American landscape and bringing people together around a shared future. Randy and Steve talk about the role that veterans can play in building their own futures.
We welcome one of the funniest men in the world to the program, Rob Schneider. In this segment, Rob and Randy talk about his career and his new movie “Daddy Daughter Trip.” Rob and Adam Sandler are currently on tour across the country, and he talks with Randy about the psychology of humor and bonding with your family members over laughs.
