Warrior Hope

I met Andrew Farrer back in 2021— when I was teaching the Warrior Hope material at a leadership training (certification) event in Tennessee, just south of Nashville. At the time, we were about to launch the Freedom...

You likely hear the term “PTSD” a lot, but have you stepped back to see what it actually means…? In episode 4 of the Warrior Hope podcast, we break it down and define it, using the info from lesson 2 of the Warrior...

Chris Turner headlines The Freedom Tour— a project Crosswinds uses to take the message of hope + healing to veterans. The tour is the vehicle; healing from the past and launching into your next mission is the...

This week we talk with Eugene Cuevas about the conversations we need to have regarding PTSD and more… (Eugene is the mega-talented director of the Invisible Scars and Honoring the Code documentaries, as well as the...

Season 2 of the Warrior Hope podcast rolls out today… What’s it about? In episode #1 of the new season I discuss it… ✅ We connect veterans to their next mission ✅ The most common obstacles we see are 1) isolation and...

Scott Landreth served in the Army from 1975-1982… due to the classified nature of many of his missions, he can’t tell you a whole lot other than that he was stationed in several stateside locations, as well as Greece,...

My friend Michael Thorin served in the Army from 1990-1994, and then the Alabama Army National Guard from 1994-2009.  He deployed to both Afghanistan and Iraq, where he served as a scout, providing security for...

Chris Turner is a singer/songwriter from Ninety Six, South Carolina and a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. I first met Chris a few years ago at the first Songs of Hope event (Songs of Hope = an event...

In this episode of the Warrior Hope podcast I talk with Pastor Robert Caridi, a leader I met when he attended our first Centers of Hope leader training event this past February in Birmingham, Alabama. Robert was born...

Lt. Col. Don served as a chaplain in two tours of duty in Iraq & Afghanistan.  He retired in 2013 as the Chief of Chaplains of the Mississippi National Guard. In his civilian life Don continued his service...

In this episode of the Warrior Hope podcast, we talk with Ginger Branson, a Desert Storm veteran (relative to this talk) and member of Mensa (probably relative in some way). Ginger (LTC-Ret, US Army) served in Desert...

“Hamp,” as everyone calls him, is a magnet. With 8 years of military service, 25 years in civiil service, and now leadership at the local DAV chapter (Disabled American Veterans), people are drawn to for life + hope +...