Episode 4 - Nate Boyer (Army Special Operations, OIF, OEF Veteran)

11/13/19 • 81 min

Founder and host, Tim K., is in beautiful Los Angeles, California where he sits down to chat with former Green Beret, Nate Boyer. Boyer, who walked on to the University of Texas as a football player, is currently an actor/producer living in LA while tackling numerous non-profit projects. Nate speaks about his life before the Army, his reason for joining Army Special Operations, his philanthropic endeavors, the veteran community, and his journey to Hollywood. He also touches on his thoughts about veterans in the arts. For more information on Oscar Mike Foundation, check out oscarmike.org.

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Episode 3 - Sharri Regalado (Gold Star Wife)

Founder and host, Tim K., is in Gilbert, Arizona with Sharri Regalado (Gold Star Wife) who tragically lost her husband Josè in 2008, in Mosul, Iraq. Sharri speaks about arduous circumstances growing up, meeting Josè, the devastation of losing him in combat, and her life since then. She also talks about finding love after a tragic loss and how she navigated life as a single mother. This is the first episode in our series on caregivers and is sponsored by the Mississippi Coffee Lady. Check out mississippicoffeelady.us to buy some incredible coffee and support The Veterans Project Podcast.

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Episode 5 - Don Graves (USMC, WWII Veteran)

Don Graves is a Marine Corps Veteran who fought in WWII and served in one of our bloodiest Pacific campaign battles, Iwo Jima. He was a member of the 5th Marine Division when he hit those black sand beaches at 19 years old, as a flamethrower. The education he was about to receive was one of a baptism into the inferno of combat, in a place where almost 7,000 Marines were killed and 20,000 wounded in six weeks of hellish battle. 335 men in Don's outfit hit the beach that day and only 18 made it out alive. Corporal Graves survived the battle but his greatest saving grace came after the war, with a statement of faith that changed his life forever. He's a nationally renowned speaker, minister, a singer/entertainer, and the last remaining of those 335 Marines in his outfit. Check out oscarmike.org/pages/foundation to learn more about Oscar Mike Foundation and what they're doing for wounded and disabled veterans across the country.