Det. Chris Smith shares how his experiences in combat have shaped a passion for caring for those he serves alongside. He enlisted in the Marine Corps shortly after 9/11 and currently serves in central Texas at a police department. Chris shares his own personal story of dealing with trauma and how he works to help others process through their own experiences.
Advisory: This episode contains experiences and recollections from combat; listener discretion is advised. If you or someone you love is dealing with the effects of military or first responder trauma, the Freedom Fighter Foundation exists to provide assistance. They can be reached at freedomfighterfoundation.org.
Recognition: The music for this episode is "Ride It Like You Mean It" by Kristian Leo. The artwork is created by Noah Chancellor. Serve is a Verb would not be possible without the support of our family and friends. They carry the heavy load as we're living out our purpose in this season.
Advisory: This episode contains experiences and recollections from combat; listener discretion is advised. If you or someone you love is dealing with the effects of military or first responder trauma, the Freedom Fighter Foundation exists to provide assistance. They can be reached at freedomfighterfoundation.org.
Recognition: The music for this episode is "Ride It Like You Mean It" by Kristian Leo. The artwork is created by Noah Chancellor. Serve is a Verb would not be possible without the support of our family and friends. They carry the heavy load as we're living out our purpose in this season.
10/08/23 • 49 min
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