Are Disability Benefits Backfiring with Army Lt. Col (ret) Daniel Gade
Veterans’ disability benefits are one of the most emotionally charged topics in American public life….
Are Veterans Getting too much Disability? with Clay Simms
Veterans disability has become a lightning rod in public discourse. On one side are critics who argue veterans receive too much.
Killing Busywork and Reclaiming Your Brainpower with Juliet Funt
What if you could look back on your life and know that the time you spent actually mattered—that it was used with intention, clarity, and purpose?
From Kicked Out to Cleared of 19 Federal Charges with Forrest Mize
What does it take to stand up for your beliefs, hold the line on ethics, and lead with integrity—especially when doing so comes at a personal cost?
Flordia Tech, DEI and Rick Addante’s Fight
“DEI — what is it, really?”
That’s where the conversation starts, and honestly, it’s the question almost everyone is wrestling with right now.
The Cost of Integrity: COL (ret) Tony Bianchi on False Accusations
There are moments in military service that test a leader’s resolve, judgment, and courage. But for Colonel Anthony Bianchi—an officer who spent nearly three decades serving across combat units….
Exposing Lies at NATO: One Officers Battle Against Corruption
For years, I have shared stories about the unseen battles within our military—battles not fought on distant deserts or in mountain valleys, but inside headquarters, across conference tables, and within rigid chains of command.
Finding Purpose in Adversity with Daniel O’Dell & The Fluffy Poodle
Some stories stay with you long after you hear them. Not because they’re sensational or shocking, but because they’re honest.
Inside the Battle to Fix Military Family Care - Jeremy Hilton’s Story
This conversation unpacks Jeremy’s evolution from submariner to full-time caregiver to one of the most influential voices in military family policy.
Air Force OSI Agent Now Serving 30 Years | The Robert Condon Story
In this moving episode of the Stories of Service podcast, host Theresa Carpenter welcomes Holly Yeager, a retired law enforcement officer and mother of Robert Condon,
Turning Trauma into Purpose: The Story of Lisa Regina
The most powerful stories often rise from the darkest chapters.
When we share our pain, we connect — and in that connection, healing begins.
The Shocking Truth Behind the 2021 Border Crisis with Lt. Col. (Ret.) Lenore Hackenyos
In this powerful episode of Stories of Service, host Theresa Carpenter sits down with Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Lenore Hackenyos, a U.S. Air Force Reserve officer whose decades of leadership in logistics, emergency management, and joint operations gave her a front-row seat
Green Beret Forced Out for Following His Conscience: The John Frankman Story
What happens when duty to country collides with duty to conscience? For former Green Beret Captain John Frankman, that question became more than philosophical — it became the defining moment of his military career.
Army Veteran Exposes Family Court Bias Against Service Members
For most service members, the greatest challenges are found on the battlefield. But for some, the fiercest fight begins after returning home — in family court.
Combat Pilot to Million Dollar CEO Jeff Moss
In this inspiring episode of Stories of Service, host Theresa Carpenter reconnects with the roots of her podcast — shining a light on ordinary people who do extraordinary work.
Whistleblower vs. The Military Machine: Sgt. Lindstrom’s Shocking Update
Imagine getting fired — and knowing it was unjust. Imagine starting a years-long legal fight against the very system that once called you a brother-in-arms.
Fix Our Military “Justice” System! | R. Davis Younts
When justice falters, who stands up to defend it—especially within a system built on hierarchy, command, and obedience? On this episode of the Stories of Service Podcast, host Theresa Carpenter welcomes Attorney R. Davis Younts
A Veteran Running for Congress with Chris Burnett
Running for office is no small decision, whether at the local, state, or federal level. For retired Marine Corps officer Chris Burnett, the choice to run for Congress stems from a lifelong commitment to service and leadership.
Wrongfully Convicted with Former Navy SEAL Keith Barry
In this heavy episode of the Stories of Service podcast, host Theresa Carpenter speaks with retired Navy SEAL Senior Chief Keith Barry, retired Navy commander Jen Forbus, and veteran mentor Rodney Johnson.
Veteran discrimination? with Former Navy SEAL Bill Brown
In a powerful and emotional episode of the Stories of Service podcast, host Theresa Carpenter sat down with Navy SEAL veteran and attorney Bill Brown.

