#2 - Lt. Col. Tom Yeager (Ret.)

#6 - SSGT / Detective Bill Wilson

In Episode 6 of Camp Conversations with Chelsea, we sit down with retired Navy Staff Sergeant Bill Wilson and retired NYPD Detective Bill Wilson. Bill was in New York City on September 11, 2001, and helped in the aftermath of the attacks. For nearly 20 years, he carried those experiences largely in silence, rarely speaking about what he witnessed and endured. With the help of Camp Freedom, Bill found the support to open up, process his experiences, and begin a new chapter of healing. In this powerful conversation, he shares his journey and reflects on the lasting impact of 9/11, service, resilience, and recovery. Subscribe and follow for more stories from the Camp Freedom community and beyond. Learn more about Camp Freedom: https://campfreedompa.org/

#5 - Colonel Stephanie Wolloff

In Episode 5 of Camp Conversations with Chelsea, we sit down with retired Army nurse Colonel Stephanie Wolloff. She shares what it meant to answer the call to serve both in the military and in nursing, reflects on the powerful differences between caring for others in combat and civilian life, and opens up about how both she and her father have benefited from their experiences at Camp Freedom.Subscribe and follow for more conversations from the Camp Freedom community and beyond.Learn more about Camp Freedom: https://campfreedompa.org/

#4 - Chaz Balogh

Some cases stay with investigators forever... In Episode 4 of Camp Conversations with Chelsea, we sit down with retired Detective Sergeant Chaz Balogh, who spent 16 years investigating internet crimes against children during his law enforcement career. Chaz opens up about the emotional toll this work can take on investigators and why reaching out for mental health support is so important for those serving in these roles. Subscribe and follow for more conversations from the Camp Freedom community and beyond. Learn more about Camp Freedom: https://campfreedompa.org/

#3 - Jim Kuzmak

In Episode 3 of Camp Conversations with Chelsea, we sit down with Camp Freedom volunteer Jim Kuzmak, who brings more than 30 years of experience in the fire service.Jim shares how volunteering at Camp Freedom has changed his life and opened the door to giving back to his brothers and sisters in the fire service in ways he never imagined.Subscribe and follow for more stories from the Camp Freedom community.Learn more about Camp Freedom here: https://campfreedompa.org/

#2 - Lt. Col. Tom Yeager (Ret.)

Retired Lt. Col. Tom Yeager flew more than 300 combat missions as a fighter pilot before transitioning to commercial aviation. But his toughest challenge came off the battlefield. In this episode, Tom shares how anxiety showed up in his life, the warning signs he couldn’t ignore, and how therapy and Camp Freedom helped him find a new way forward. A powerful conversation about life after service, mental health, and the courage to ask for help. Subscribe and follow for more stories from the Camp Freedom community. Learn more about Camp Freedom here: https://campfreedompa.org/