Professor Greg Jackson

Give Yourself Permission: Overcoming Female Oppression

In this compelling interview, Hannah shares her inspiring journey of overcoming female oppression, her personal story of growth, and insights into the cultural and psychological aspects of oppression and liberation. Discover practical strategies for self-empowerment, the importance of community, and the transformative power of education and self-awareness. You can find her book on Amazon. Give Yourself Permission by Hannah Stauber

Episode 24: Amanda Seward

Amanda shares her story of two deployments as supply specialist. She shares the highs and lows of each deployment. She dives into her injury and how she became an adaptive sports amputee and how those experiances have changed her life. Lastly, she shares her passion for the creative arts. Please enjoy this episode as well as check out her portfolio. https://www.canva.com/design/DAG4ha66sXM/coSG_6QNRkN_hg36Rvp6BQ/view?utm_content=DAG4ha66sXM&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hef58d6ca9f

Johnny Sandoval shares resources for Veterans

Johnny Sandoval shares his inspiring journey from military service to becoming an advocate for adaptive sports and veteran support programs. Discover how adaptive sports transformed his life, the variety of programs available for veterans, and how community and camaraderie play a vital role in recovery.

All Smiles- The Resilient Story of Wendy Major

Wendy Major shares her inspiring journey from childhood in Louisiana, through military service, overcoming abuse, injuries, and mental health challenges, to becoming a sled hockey athlete and advocate for veterans. Her story highlights resilience, advocacy, and the transformative power of sports and community support. Wendy Major shares her inspiring journey through trauma, recovery, and her passion for adaptive sports, highlighting the power of resilience, community, and the transformative impact of sled hockey and winter sports.

Professor Greg Jackson

In this engaging conversation, Professor Greg Jackson shares his journey from a history enthusiast to a professor and podcaster. He discusses the importance of storytelling in preserving history, his family ancestry, and the impact of significant historical events on his views. The discussion also delves into the significance of the Gazette of the United States as a pioneering national newspaper and the relevance of understanding basic civics in today's society. Jackson emphasizes the need for historical literacy and the role of his podcast, 'History That Doesn't Suck,' in making history accessible to all.