The Boots Off Podcast™️

Dr. Amy Stevens is the founder of Georgia Military Women and Chief of Women's Programs at VETLANTA. On this episode we discuss her service as a Naval officer from the late-70s to the early-90s, the rough road following her medical discharge. We also talk about the importance of community and veterans groups, as well as health issues we face as a result of military service. All episodes of The Boots Off Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor, and others. I would love to see a five-star review on iTunes from you. As this is a solo-produced production (with the help of guest interviews, of course) Patreon helps keep this running. Consider chipping in a coffee's worth of donations there or on the Support page of www.lahr.media. Thank you so much! Music provided by my pal, Army veteran Chase Landon.

Scott Tucker is the founder of U.S. Vet Wealth and the author of ‘The Veterans Guide to Life, Liberty, and Purpose’ as well as ‘The Modern Guide to Veteran and Military Life Insurance Planning.’ His newest addition is called ‘Veteran Wealth Secrets: The Post-Military Playbook for Obtaining Financial Control in the Modern Economy’. All episodes of The Boots Off Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor, and others. I would love to see a five-star review on iTunes from you. As this is a solo-produced production (with the help of guest interviews, of course) Patreon helps keep this running. Consider chipping in a coffee's worth of donations there or on the Support page of www.lahr.media. Thank you so much! Music provided by my pal, Army veteran Chase Landon.

This week I talk to Chef Bryan Jacobs -- a Navy Corpsman combat veteran who was a part of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. He's since earned a bachelor's degree and two master's degrees, founded the nonprofit Vets 2 Success and has added another level to his service called Reveille Meals. He was recently a contestant on Food Network's Guy's Grocery Games and is full of inspiring stories and conversation. All episodes of The Boots Off Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor, and others. I would love to see a five-star review on iTunes from you. As this is a solo-produced production (with the help of guest interviews, of course) Patreon helps keep this running. Consider chipping in a coffee's worth of donations there or on the Support page of www.lahr.media. Thank you so much! Music provided by my pal, Army veteran Chase Landon.

Tyler Bolken is a Citizen Airman -- a media strategist in the civilian world balancing his military service in the Air Force Reserve. In this episode we discuss his career path from enlisting in the Marine Corps to learning the importance of planning and self-marketing.  Catch the debut of Tyler's podcast "My Dead Brother's Podcast" on October 5th. Follow him on social platforms @TylerBolken. All episodes of The Boots Off Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor, and others. I would love to see a five-star review on iTunes from you. As this is a solo-produced production (with the help of guest interviews, of course) Patreon helps keep this running. Consider chipping in a coffee's worth of donations there or on the Support page of www.lahr.media. Thank you so much! Music provided by my pal, Army veteran Chase Landon.

National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 September is National Suicide Prevention Month. To discuss this important subject, I'm happy to welcome former Air Force broadcast journalist and current relationship therapist, Victoria Secrist. She describes her own military career and its challenges, along with how she discovered a path to her passion. Victoria is well-educated on marriage and family therapy as well as suicide prevention, and is an excellent source to learn from with regard to how we approach conversations about suicide.  You can catch all the podcast episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor, and others. I would love to see a five-star review on iTunes from you.   As this is a solo-produced production (with the help of guest interviews, of course) I have no shame in plugging the Patreon that helps keep this running. Consider chipping in a coffee's worth of donations there or on the Support page of www.lahr.media. Thank you so much!    Music provided by my buddy Chase Landon. He's an Army veteran and he solo-produced the song you hear in the intro/outro back in 2004 when we were just high school kids with no direction (not the band).