Connor a 12 year old, talks about what is important to all of us.

Connor talks about his hopes and fears

Martin Spriggs - Mental Health Reflections from a Former Soldier, Healthcare Provider, and Humanitarian

Martin Spriggs - Mental Health Reflections from a Former Soldier, Healthcare Provider, and Humanitarian

Martin Spriggs - Mental Health Reflections from a Former Soldier, Healthcare Provider, and Humanitarian

Special Operations mentality - how it can negatively affect your mental health.

The importance of education inside the military, and how it will improve your chance of success after you leave the Forces.

Keeping your mind fit.

A Special Operations soldier talks about succeeding outside the military.

The importance of Diversity, networking, and Education

A casual conversation about killing people and maintaining relationships.

So many potential uses of previously scorned drugs

Dr. mentions "spirituality" and nobody gets hit in the face. Beware; You will be swept up and then pulled into the rabbit hole.There you will find reasonable discussion, well off the norm but tied up with ribbons.

New ideas to treat mental injury, using psychedelic drugs.

My hallucinogens don't help to avoid rabbit holes or correctly number your episode parts. However, they are showing promise in areas such as PTSD

Sorry folks, a slight techy glitch. Ignore all references to Part whatever, within the interview and just go with the title numbers.

Part 2 Worm talks about his trip on the road of drug addiction.

Worm (Dave) talks addiction and recovering.

A Special Forces soldier's thoughts on the military, combat, building relationships, education, and emotional intelligence.

A Special Forces soldier's thoughts on the military, combat, building relationships, education, and emotional intelligence.

A Special Forces soldier's thoughts on the military, combat, building relationships, education, and emotional intelligence.

Medics save lives on the battle field. Often performing under fire, the pressure and adrenalin are high. If you are hit you want a calm, skilled "Doc" working on you. Many times that guy was Bill Wilson. Here is his story. A small part of his amazing career.

Almost 3 decades at the front line as a First Responder, Darryl talks about his experiences in the thick of your worst day.

Suicide and mental health issues are discussed in this episode.

After almost 3 decades serving as a paramedic, Darryl talks about what it is like serving you on your worst day.

We talk frankly about suicide and mental injuries in this episode.

Very rough edit. Part 1 ends abruptly Part 2 starts quickly