As a companion episode to our last conversation on DOUBT, this week we shift gears to consider and discuss the topic of… EXPECTATIONS. We will approach this subject from various angles to include personal and professional, as well as in regards to our military careers and experiences. Please join us for what we hope will be another stimulating conversation.🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5386211859628032

As we approach the conclusion of this current season of shows, we pause this week to discuss a topic which has afflicted many people at various times throughout their lives… The presence of doubt is not necessarily a bad thing. But if it doesn’t have the best intentions, things can go south… RAPIDLY. Join us for our discussion on this week’s episode

If you ask any veteran what they miss most about their time in the service, the majority would say that they miss… “the guys.” We miss them due to the extraordinary bond that is shared with those we served with. Tonight, we will host a special guest for our spirited discussion on the subject of brotherhood… and why it rarely leaves us as we progress through life after the military.

For this week’s show, we will tackle and discuss the topic of… trust. This is a subject of crucial and paramount importance to service members in general, but especially so to combat troops and the special operations communities. Join us as we discuss the steadfast place trust has in the life of a servicemember/veteran.

At certain points in our lives, the choices we make are driven, and are directly related, to our obligations. These commitments, to which we are bound either legally or morally, can define us, make or break us and will most definitely give us pause to figure out the priorities in our lives. Give us a watch and/or listen while we dissect this week's topic.

Despite the fact that not everyone is trained or educated in the study of anthropology, we all experience many different cultures in various and diverse ways. Culture can mean different things to different individuals. We invite and welcome you to partake in our conversation of this complex topic.

There is not a singular character trait more important to a service member in combat than the trait of courage. It is also not as easily transferred into our post-military lives as one would think. Please give us a look/listen as wwe discuss the topic for this week’s conversation.

One of the underlying reasons that can cause veterans to feel lost and adrift after separation or retirement from the military is the loss of direction. It can cause a destructive upheaval to one’s sense of purpose and mission. Please join us as we explore this subject and its effects on our subculture.