Military Network Radio

Linda Kreter presents Military Network Radio: Outdoor warrior/vet events go far beyond the golf course or in this case, the sailboats - Paul Bollinger shares the origin and growth of the Wounded Warrior Sailing Regattas held in Annapolis with participants from Walter Reed and surrounding areas. CMDR Marisa McClure, Director of Sailing at the USNA shares what it means for midshipmen to sail with the warriors and families, plus the opportunity to be among their soon-to-be peers. In the final segment, we are joined by Dr.Camille Hall, from Univ. of TN where she is knowledgeable about secondary PTSD and shares great insights for those living within a "PTSD household". Our guests bring to light real experiences which enlighten! Justin Constantine joins Linda today.

Warrior/Vet Sailing Events & Help for Secondary PTSD

Linda Kreter presents Military Network Radio: Autism expert, Scott Fowler (and father of a child with autism) shares wonderful visuals and intriguing information that demystify preconceptions of autism by others. With this knowledge, we gain understanding (and compassion) of how children with autism view the world. If you are a parent or friend of someone with an autistic child, learn how adding the military culture to the equation is daunting - and very possible to achieve with public awareness! Pam Eggleston joins Linda today.

Autism - More Alike Than Different!

Linda Kreter presents Military Network Radio: Louis Alloro is a leader in the science of Positive Psychology and shares how the science (and power) of choices leads to personal growth. In working with both civilian and veteran families, these same principles can be adapted to the additional topics of core strength and resilience. While military families thrive in achieving this, there is always room for personal growth and new directions if you choose. Louis is also involved in The Flourishing Center and you can find out more at www.LouisAlloro.com.

Positive Personal Growth -

Linda Kreter presents Military Network Radio: Veterans are especially well suited to lead teams, convert goals into action and complete missions - but they are under-represented in elected office and too often fail to vote. Bob Carey and Jennifer Korn, members of the RNC Military & Veteran Engagement Programs join us for a non-partisan discussion about raising mil/vet voter participation, electing veterans to office, and having your voice heard in policy and practice. Jason McNamara joins Linda as co-host today.

Voting, Vets & Why We Need More Vets in Elected Office

Linda Kreter presents Military Network Radio: Dr. Kyle Knapp shares his own story of injury as an Airborne veteran and his search for diagnosis and treatment. Chronic pain, delay or lack of diagnosis, and low awareness of CRMA testing is challenging to live with and effects the entire family. Obtain more information at 877-508-9729 to locate a non-VA practitioner near you. Hopefully coming soon to VA! Lawanda Hollison (USA, COL ret) joins Linda as co-host today

Spinal Ligament Injuries - CRMA Testing

Linda Kreter presents Military Network Radio with our guest Army vet Mick Simonelli, discussing Innovation, Creativity, and Solutions by our service members and vets. Think the "Military Mindset" is rigid and conforming? Think again as you hear instances of sheer ingenuity under field pressure and in business. Justin Constantine joins Linda as co-host today. Hiring innovative veterans is a great decision!

Spirit of Innovation Culture in the Military

Linda Kreter presents Military Network Radio: Join Pamela Stokes Eggleston and Rene Ayer's today to hear more about how yoga and help sleep routines, and give a quiet space to veterans with PTSD. Family members with secondary PTS are also helped through understanding "quieting" through mindfulness and even short pockets of peaceful time. Rene Ayers is a wounded warrior caregiver who shares how great friendships and communication make quality of life better.

Sleep Robbery by PTSD - Yoga Therapy & Calm

Linda Kreter presents Military Network Radio: Kenneth Bracewell shares his story of military service in every generation of his family - who also had never before had a college graduate. Kenneth transitioned from service to college & failed his first semester, but NOT his subsequent ones plus internships. Determined that other veterans would fare better, he wrote two best-selling books to continue to serve others. Jason McNamara is co-host today with Linda.