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Warriors & Quiet Waters Podcast

Warriors & Quiet Waters Podcast

By: Casey Giles
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This is The Warriors & Quiet Waters podcast with host, Casey Giles, Alumni Engagement Manager at Warriors & Quiet Waters Foundation. Here at Warriors & Quiet Waters, we’re a purpose-driven community offering nature-based experiences designed to restore the minds, bodies, and souls of our post-9/11 combat veterans. Our sole focus is to help each Warrior discover they were Built for More. More connection. More peace. More purpose. More life.

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Episodes
  • 19| Answering the Call: Service in Action
    Aug 17 2025

    “Volunteering is the ultimate exercise in democracy. You vote in elections once a year, but when you volunteer, you vote every day about the kind of community you want to live in.” – Marjorie Moore


    In honor of National Nonprofit Day, we’re spotlighting the people and organizations working daily to strengthen communities and serve others. In this episode, we sit down with representatives from the Travis Manion Foundation, Samaritan’s Purse, and Team Red, White & Blue to learn what drives their missions, how they support veterans and their families, and how you can take part.

    Whether you're looking to volunteer, donate, or simply learn more, this conversation offers real ways to get involved and give back.

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    1 hr and 45 mins
  • 18| Mending the Line: Joshua Caldwell & Steve Camelio
    Jul 7 2025

    Behind the Scenes of Mending the Line With Writer Steve Camelio & Director Josh Caldwell


    In this special episode, we’re joined by Steve Camelio, writer of the film Mending the Line, and Josh Caldwell, the film’s director. If you’ve seen the movie, you might recognize a familiar place. Part of it was filmed right at Quiet Waters Ranch, and the final scene even features a powerful nod to Warriors & Quiet Waters, along with appearances by several of our WQW alumni.


    We dive into Steve and Josh’s personal journeys into filmmaking, from early inspirations to award-winning careers. Steve shares how the idea for Mending the Line came to life, and how it organically connected to WQW’s mission of healing through fly fishing. Josh reflects on joining the project, casting the film’s powerful ensemble, and what it felt like to watch the final cut for the first time.


    Together, we explore why telling authentic veteran stories is so vital, and what it means to them personally to have contributed to a film that’s resonated with so many earning accolades like the Valor Award at the San Diego International Film Festival and topping Netflix’s charts for five days.


    Whether you’re a fan of film, a supporter of veteran causes, or someone who believes in the power of storytelling to heal, this episode offers an inspiring look behind the scenes of a movie that continues to make an impact.

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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • Alumni Advisory Council: The Journey Continues
    Jun 19 2025
    Alumni Advisory Council joined WQW’s podcast with guest host Aaron Demro, a U.S. Army veteran and WQW Board Secretary. On this special episode, the AAC members share their personal stories—offering a powerful glimpse into life after service, the challenges of transition, and how programs like the AEP have helped them reconnect, grow, and lead. Their voices reflect not only the impact of WQW’s mission, but also the strength, resilience, and purpose they’ve carried forward into civilian life.

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    56 mins
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