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The Mission of Road to Hope Radio is to reach out to our Military and Veteran community and their families with real, practical help. We understand that when a person...
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The Mission of Road to Hope Radio is to reach out to our Military and Veteran community and their families with real, practical help. We understand that when a person serves in the military, their family serves along with them. Our show is designed be both informational and inspirational. Road to Hope Radio is hosted by David Maulsby Sunday nights at 6:00 PM on AM 950 KPRC. You can also like, follow and send us question us on Facebook. Join us on the Road to Hope!
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Road to Hope Radio
Road to Hope Radio
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25 AUG 2024 · Guests Casey Cox and Michael Parson delve into the pressing issues surrounding veterans' healthcare, particularly the challenges they face within the VA system. This episode is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by veterans and the ongoing struggles they encounter in accessing the care and support they need. Here, we break down the key themes and actionable advice discussed in the episode, providing a comprehensive guide for listeners.
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18 AUG 2024 · In this episode of "Road to Hope Radio," host David Maulsby honors veterans and their sacrifices. Guests Travis Ellison and Travis Norwood share their military experiences and the challenges they faced upon returning to civilian life.
Ellison recounts his deployment in Afghanistan and the difficulties of reintegration, including struggles with anger and mental health.
Norwood discusses his extensive service and role at Camp Hope.The episode emphasizes the importance of community support, open discussions about veterans' struggles, and the availability of resources like Camp Hope for those in need.
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11 AUG 2024 · In this episode of "Road to Hope Radio," David Maulsby leads a heartfelt discussion on veterans' experiences and the support provided by organizations like Camp Hope. Guests Will and Keenan share their military backgrounds, deployments, and the emotional toll of transitioning to civilian life. They discuss the challenges of reintegration, mental health struggles, and the impact of losing comrades. Keenan recounts his journey from a dark place to finding hope and faith at Camp Hope. The episode underscores the importance of community, understanding, and support systems in helping veterans heal and thrive.
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4 AUG 2024 · We welcome into the show Devon and Danny. We hope to make Camp Hope the worst kept secret in America. We talk about how PTSD looks different to different people. We talk to Danny about his deployment and realizing you have a mental issue when you're deployed. We discuss what the toll of hypervigilance is on a person and how that translates when coming home. Â
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21 JUL 2024 · We welcome back Kacey and say hello to Nick. We discuss how frequently we don't see the signs of PTSD until many years later. We ask Nick what finally motivated him to get help and we ask what he's looking forward to the most on the other side of Camp Hope. He then goes on to share his story on his road to hope.Â
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7 JUL 2024 · We welcom back Kasey and welcome in Kevin. On this episode Kevin breaks down some of the highs and lows throughout his 17 year career with the Army and life after.Â
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30 JUN 2024 · We welcome back Kacey and welcome in Amos. We talk about Independence Day, who is a "firework guy" and who isn't. We discuss appeasing family and friends to avoid a true intervention. Also we talk about how finding halfhearted attempts to get help don't work. "I believed I didn't deserve success". We talk about that and more on this week's "Road To Hope".Â
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23 JUN 2024 · We welcome back Kacey and welcome in Mark to the show. Mark has had quite the journey and shares his story with us. We take a look at an article talking about a new Pentagon study that shows active duty soldiers are 9 times likely to die by suiced than by combat. We discuss with the group what Camp Hope does differently compared to what other programs do. We hope you take some time and give our show a listen, and spread the word about Road To Hope. You never know the affect it may have on someone.Â
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16 JUN 2024 · We welcome in a trio of Marines this week. Kacey is back. We say hello to Jonesy and Earl. This week is our Father's Day show of Road To Hope. We talk about stories of redemption what was it like kicking down that 1st door as lead breacher, the biggest hurdle transitioning to civilian life and more. We ask what the biggest change you noticed about yourself after being at Camp Hope. We ask Earl what his hope is going forward, and we must push when he teases about the time he was manhandled by an Iraqi woman. A very packed week this week. We hope you give us some of your time.Â
The Mission of Road to Hope Radio is to reach out to our Military and Veteran community and their families with real, practical help. We understand that when a person...
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The Mission of Road to Hope Radio is to reach out to our Military and Veteran community and their families with real, practical help. We understand that when a person serves in the military, their family serves along with them. Our show is designed be both informational and inspirational. Road to Hope Radio is hosted by David Maulsby Sunday nights at 6:00 PM on AM 950 KPRC. You can also like, follow and send us question us on Facebook. Join us on the Road to Hope!
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