Racing Helped Me Move Past PTSD with Mike Argo

Summary 63 Minutes

What was it like running the country’s largest and most extensive health care delivery system during a global pandemic that stressed every government sector?

On this episode of the S.O.S. podcast, meet Dr. Richard Stone, a physician, a combat veteran, and former head of the Veterans Health Administration. Starting in December 2019, his team was tasked to perform the near impossible to care for those who served and take on an unprecedented natural disaster response mission that tested every leader and resource available.

Summary 54 Minutes

How can you better understand how to make connections and network authentically? Do you want to understand what will lead to the most significant opportunities?

When I met Scott Manthorne, I knew I was talking to a master networker who not only talked the good game, but worked hard to build genuine relationships.

Summary 63 Minutes

Matt Gardiner is a Recovery Coach who helps people get out of their 'stuck stories' and manage their addictions to integrate sobriety into their lives effectively.

His coaching method focuses on breath awareness, inner dialogue word choice, and reframing the stories you've been attaching to the events of your life.

“Change Your Story, Change Your Life”.

Summary 44 Minutes

We have outstanding military leaders, including Zarina. Rising through the Marines' enlisted ranks, she exemplifies resilience and a sense of duty.

Join us as we discuss what it was like immigrating to the United States, joining the Marine Corps, mentoring others within the non-profit space, and now sharing the stories of fellow women Marines (and men, too) through her podcast The Green Logbook.

Summary 62 Minutes

Sometimes, you need somebody to tell you the unvarnished truth, share their story filter-free, and provide insights you never considered.

Tab does just that. Her authentic, vulnerable, and raw personal storytelling style put you in the room with her like a trusty confidant.

Join us on this episode as we discuss her plight to restore her mental health and what she feels veterans need. I always know that when I explore Tab’s content, I get to know her better and learn something new.

Summary 71 Minutes

I always love learning from people who do hard things. They show us how to overcome life’s setbacks.

As a fighter pilot, carrier commanding officer, and Strike Group commander, he worked in the world’s highest-stress jobs.

Find out how he stayed calm under immense pressure to inspire many people in this show. We’ll also discuss how you can get momentum to achieve your goal.

Summary 54 Minutes

My next guest uses the power of language to speak out against systemic problems facing the Armed Services, with a steadfast dedication to shedding light in dark places.

A consummate professional, her voice has led to far-reaching action, consistently delivering her points with respect and reverence for the organizations she’s calling on for change.

She sets the example by supporting her positions with compelling arguments and factual information.

K. Denise Rucker Krepp is an Army brat who started her career as a Coast Guard officer. She then served as a Transportation Security Administration attorney, Congressional staffer, federal agency chief counsel, adjunct professor, private sector lobbyist, and locally elected DC official.

Krepp is currently the DC Ambassador for the Military Women’s Memorial and a National Maritime Historical Society Trustee.

Find her here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/k-denise-rucker-krepp-61273a47/

Summary 55 Minutes

Imagine taking the worst tragedy a parent can live through and using that story to inspire others and help them through their pain?

That’s exactly what my next guest’s life work is now all about after her son was killed while serving in Afghanistan.