Most veteran organizations focus on support after the soldier’s been broken; Jeff Ansel is flipping the script. He’s building a lifeline—a 501(c)(3)—to combat veteran suicide head-on, because sometimes, the best defense is a strong offense. With nearly 22 veterans taking their own lives every day, Jeff’s mission isn’t just heartfelt—it’s a battle cry for change.In […]
Episode 19 – Northstar Veterans Resource Foundation Read More »
In this insightful interview, Sam Daly shares the inspiring story behind Believet Canine Service Partners, a nonprofit dedicated to providing free service dogs to disabled veterans. Discover how trained Labrador Retrievers are transforming lives, the training process, funding sources, and the profound impact these dogs have on mental health and veteran suicide prevention. Believet Canine
Ep. 18 with guest Sam Daly – Read More »
From Army to Advocacy: Alleria Stanley A Veteran’s Fight for Equality and Justice- In this compelling interview, Army veteran Alleria Stanley shares her 20-year military career, her transition, and her advocacy for veterans and the LGBTQ+ community. Ronn Easton explores themes of authenticity, patriotism, and the importance of service, highlighting the challenges faced by those
Episode 15 – Alleria Stanley Read More »
First African-American woman to be inducted in the Tennessee and National Black Halls of Fame.
Episode 14: Bev Johnson Read More »
In this episode of Cover Your Six, host Ronn Easton engages in a profounddiscussion with Dr. Warren Harper about the current socio-political climate inAmerica, drawing parallels to historical fascism. They explore the implications offear and apathy in society, the importance of civic engagement, and the need forindividuals to take action to protect democracy. TakeawaysEveryone needs
Dr Warren E. Harper Jr Read More »
SummaryThe conversation delves into the recent violent events in Minnesota, focusing on the emotional and political ramifications. Host Ronn Easton engages callers in discussing their feelings about the situation, law enforcement’s actions, and the broader implications for the community and democracy. The dialogue emphasizes the need for activism, support for victims, and a call to
EP 12: Minnesotans Call in Read More »
