Summary: In this conversation, Ben Barnes, also known as Bencasso, shares his journey of overcoming trauma, mental health challenges, and the role of music in his recovery. He discusses his experiences with substance use, the impact of music therapy, and his efforts to create a nonprofit to help others. Through personal anecdotes and insights, he highlights the therapeutic power of music and the significance of discovering one's purpose in life.

*Please review Ben Barnes’s (Bencasso) social media platforms.

https://www.benjaminbarnes.com/

https://www.instagram.com/Benjamindavidbarnes

https://www.youtube.com/bencasso

https://bencasso.org/

https://www.culturescholar.org/

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DFtymuyJeNb/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

*To review Robert’s Substack, please visit: https://robertejordan.substack.com/

*For information regarding Robert Jordan's philanthropic work and his complete library of books for sale, please visit: https://fatherbob.co

To donate to Robert’s philanthropic work, please use the PayPal link: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/WHMS6DJMC9DDN

Please visit Robert's GoFundMe site for information regarding his latest effort: https://www.gofundme.com/manage/support-afghan-women-provide-sewing-machines

Notably, all proceeds from Robert Jordan's books support the impoverished in Kabul, Afghanistan. If you would like to purchase a signed copy of my book, The Warmth Of The Gospel: An Anthology of Short Stories, please email at jordan.publications.llc@gmail.com

If you are a veteran in need, please call me at (757) 770-8652 or find me on WhatsApp, and I can add you to a prayer group.

*Support Afghan Women Through Threads Of Hope. Please visit: https://gofund.me/101940d8

Summary: In this episode of the Veterans Outlook Podcast, host Robert Jordan speaks with Nick Greven, a retired senior Naval officer and current clinical psychology doctoral student. They discuss Nick's extensive military career, his transition to mental health, and the importance of understanding trauma and moral injury in veterans. Nick emphasizes the need for relatable mental health support for veterans and the role of spirituality in healing. The conversation also touches on coping mechanisms, the societal perception of veterans, and Nick's aspirations for the future.

*Afghanistan Earthquake Relief: Bright Future Philanthropy Corporation (https://www.bright-future-philanthropy-corporation.com/) Please consider a tax-deductible donation to assist those in desperate need directly.

*To review Robert’s Substack, please visit: https://robertejordan.substack.com/

*For information regarding Robert Jordan's philanthropic work and his complete library of books for sale, please visit: https://fatherbob.co

To donate to Robert’s philanthropic work, please use the PayPal link: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/WHMS6DJMC9DDN

Please visit Robert's GoFundMe site for information regarding his latest effort: https://www.gofundme.com/manage/support-afghan-women-provide-sewing-machines

Notably, all proceeds from Robert Jordan's books support the impoverished in Kabul, Afghanistan. If you would like to purchase a signed copy of my book, The Warmth Of The Gospel: An Anthology of Short Stories, please email at jordan.publications.llc@gmail.com

If you are a veteran in need, please call me at (757) 770-8652 or find me on WhatsApp, and I can add you to a prayer group.

*Support Afghan Women Through Threads Of Hope. Please visit: https://gofund.me/101940d8

Summary: In this episode of the Veterans Outlook podcast, host Robert Jordan speaks with Lee Glickstein, a public speaking coach and founder of Speaking Circles International. They discuss the common anxiety associated with public speaking, Lee's personal journey overcoming his own fears, and the importance of connection and listening in effective communication. Lee shares practical strategies for engaging audiences, navigating adversarial situations, and the significance of storytelling in speeches. The conversation also explores the unique challenges faced by veterans in public speaking and the supportive environment provided by Speaking Circles. Lee emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance and offers insights into building confidence through practice and reflection.

#For information concerning Lee Glickstein’s social media presence, please visit the following sites.

https://speakingcirclesinternational.com/

Website #2

https://www.amazon.com/stores/Lee-Glickstein/author/B001H6ON2M

Facebook URL

https://www.facebook.com/SpeakingCirclesInternational

Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/speaking.circles.international

*To review Robert’s Substack, please visit: https://robertejordan.substack.com/

*For information regarding Robert Jordan's philanthropic work and his complete library of books for sale, please visit: https://fatherbob.co

To donate to Robert’s philanthropic work, please use the PayPal link: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/WHMS6DJMC9DDN

Please visit Robert's GoFundMe site for information regarding his latest effort: https://www.gofundme.com/manage/support-afghan-women-provide-sewing-machines

Notably, all proceeds from Robert Jordan's books support the impoverished in Kabul, Afghanistan. If you would like to purchase a signed copy of my book, The Warmth Of The Gospel: An Anthology of Short Stories, please email at jordan.publications.llc@gmail.com

If you are a veteran in need, please call me at (757) 770-8652 or find me on WhatsApp, and I can add you to a prayer group.

*Support Afghan Women Through Threads Of Hope. Please visit: https://gofund.me/101940d8

In this episode of the Veterans Outlook podcast, host Robert Jordan speaks with Brooks Crenshaw, a former Navy member and current consultant, about their shared military experiences and the transition to civilian life. They discuss the cultural shifts in corporate America, the impact of education on leadership, and the implications of critical theory in society. The conversation also touches on the Afghanistan withdrawal, personal reflections on loss, and the importance of storytelling in education. Throughout the discussion, they emphasize the need for effective leadership, understanding historical context, and finding meaning in suffering.

*For information concerning Brooks Crenshaw’s social media presence, please visit the following sites.

X: x.com/crenshawactual

The Daedalus Thread Substack: brookscrenshaw.substack.com

Unified Solutions America: unifiedsolutionsamerica.com

*To review Robert’s Substack, please visit: https://robertejordan.substack.com/

*For information regarding Robert Jordan's philanthropic work and his complete library of books for sale, please visit: https://fatherbob.co

To donate to Robert’s philanthropic work, please use the PayPal link: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/WHMS6DJMC9DDN

Please visit Robert's GoFundMe site for information regarding his latest effort: https://www.gofundme.com/manage/support-afghan-women-provide-sewing-machines

Notably, all proceeds from Robert Jordan's books support the impoverished in Kabul, Afghanistan. If you would like to purchase a signed copy of my book, The Warmth Of The Gospel: An Anthology of Short Stories, please email at jordan.publications.llc@gmail.com

If you are a veteran in need, please call me at (757) 770-8652 or find me on WhatsApp, and I can add you to a prayer group.

*Support Afghan Women Through Threads Of Hope. Please visit: https://gofund.me/101940d8

Summary: In this episode of the Veterans Outlook podcast, host Robert Jordan speaks with Larry Agee, a U.S. Army veteran and disaster relief leader. Larry shares his journey from military service to financial planning and disaster relief, emphasizing the importance of leadership, community service, and faith. He discusses the challenges faced during disaster relief efforts, the significance of mentoring youth, and the need for communities to be prepared for emergencies. Larry's personal experiences and stories highlight the impact of compassion and service in times of crisis, as well as the importance of building trust with clients in financial planning.

#For information concerning Larry Agee’s social media presence, please visit the following sites.

https://disasteraidusa.org/

https://www.investinothers.org/

https://www.facebook.com/ageefinancial/

*To review Robert’s Substack, please visit: https://robertejordan.substack.com/

*For information regarding Robert Jordan's philanthropic work and his complete library of books for sale, please visit: https://fatherbob.co

To donate to Robert’s philanthropic work, please use the PayPal link: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/WHMS6DJMC9DDN

Please visit Robert's GoFundMe site for information regarding his latest effort: https://www.gofundme.com/manage/support-afghan-women-provide-sewing-machines

Notably, all proceeds from Robert Jordan's books support the impoverished in Kabul, Afghanistan. If you would like to purchase a signed copy of my book, The Warmth Of The Gospel: An Anthology of Short Stories, please email at jordan.publications.llc@gmail.com

If you are a veteran in need, please call me at (757) 770-8652 or find me on WhatsApp, and I can add you to a prayer group.

Summary: In this episode of the Veterans Outlook podcast, host Robert Jordan welcomes back renowned guitarist Rene Benton. They discuss Rene's latest album, 'To Live in Omaha, Lyvv in Omaha,’ and explore his musical journey, influences, and experiences as a touring musician. Rene shares insights on the importance of live performances, the challenges of navigating the music industry, and the impact of supportive family and friends. The conversation also touches on the realities of touring life, the significance of mentorship, and reflections on the legacy of rock icons like Ozzy Osbourne.

*For information regarding Rene Benton, please visit: https://renebenton.net/

*To review Robert’s Substack, please visit: https://robertejordan.substack.com/

*For information regarding Robert Jordan's philanthropic work and his complete library of books for sale, please visit: https://fatherbob.co

To donate to Robert’s philanthropic work, please use the paypal link: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/WHMS6DJMC9DDN

Please visit Robert's GoFundMe site for information regarding his latest effort: https://www.gofundme.com/manage/support-afghan-women-provide-sewing-machines

Notably, all proceeds from Robert Jordan's books support the impoverished in Kabul, Afghanistan. If you would like to purchase a signed copy of my book, The Warmth Of The Gospel: An Anthology of Short Stories, please email at jordan.publications.llc@gmail.com

If you are a veteran in need, please call me at (757) 770-8652 or find me on WhatsApp, and I can add you to a prayer group.

*Support Afghan Women Through Threads Of Hope. Please visit: https://gofund.me/101940d8

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In this episode of the Veterans Outlook podcast, Dr. Gary Sprouse, a retired physician and author, discusses the impact of stress on health and well-being. He shares insights on how to manage stress through gratitude, pleasure, purpose, connection, and spirituality. Dr. Sprouse emphasizes the importance of mindset and the role of neuro-linguistic programming and hypnosis in healing trauma. He also emphasizes the importance of service and understanding diverse cultural perspectives on gratitude and contentment. The conversation concludes with Dr. Sprouse's journey in writing and sharing his knowledge to help others.

*For information concerning Dr. Gary Spouse, please visit:

https://www.thelessstressdoc.com/ https://www.instagram.com/lessstressdoc

*Dr. Gary Sprouse's book, Highway To Your Happy Place, is available on Amazon.com

*To review Robert’s Substack, please visit: https://robertejordan.substack.com/

*For information regarding Robert Jordan's philanthropic work and his complete library of books for sale, please visit: https://fatherbob.co

To donate to Robert’s philanthropic work, please use the PayPal link: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/WHMS6DJMC9DDN

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Summary: In this episode of the Veterans Outlook podcast, host Robert Jordan speaks with Andrew Rose, a men's health expert with over 21 years of experience in the field. They discuss the importance of maintaining physical fitness as one ages, the role of hormones in men's health, and how community support can enhance well-being. Andrew shares his journey from aspiring lawyer to fitness coach and gym owner, emphasizing the significance of addressing both physical and mental health, especially for veterans. The conversation highlights the significance of a supportive community and the impact of legacy and motivation on achieving a healthy lifestyle.

#To access Robert Steven Rose’s podcast, please visit Spotify and search: Andrew Steven Rose Podcast.

*To review Robert’s Substack, please visit: https://robertejordan.substack.com/

*For information regarding Robert Jordan's philanthropic work and his complete library of books for sale, please visit: https://fatherbob.co .

To donate to Robert’s philanthropic work, please use the paypal link: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/WHMS6DJMC9DDN

Please visit Robert's GoFundMe site for information regarding his latest effort: https://www.gofundme.com/manage/support-afghan-women-provide-sewing-machines

Notably, all proceeds from Robert Jordan's books support the impoverished in Kabul, Afghanistan. If you would like to purchase a signed copy of my book, The Warmth Of The Gospel: An Anthology of Short Stories, please email at jordan.publications.llc@gmail.com

If you are a veteran in need, please call me at (757) 770-8652 or find me on WhatsApp, and I can add you to a prayer group.

*Support Afghan Women Through Threads Of Hope. Please visit: https://gofund.me/101940d8