If We Serve This Country, Why Are We Still Erased? Ep 3

SFI PCS Safety Campaign shares their story on policy wins in this years NDAA, Ep 5

As military families navigate frequent relocations, they often encounter unique challenges that can impact their well-being. One question that arises is: how can we ensure the safety and support of these families during transitions? In this post, we'll explore the PCS Safety Campaign, a vital initiative aimed at addressing the safety concerns of military families, especially those facing discrimination and inadequate resources. With insights from advocates and real-life stories, we'll shed light on the importance of advocacy in creating a supportive environment for our service members and their loved ones.

Renaming Our History: From Erasure to Empowerment?, Ep 4

Americans have always been part of our nation’s defense—even when this country didn’t defend them back. We’re honored to use this episode to elevate the voice of our community ! We are joined by Troy Mosley and Ty Seidule, who are living this truth and fighting back with facts, advocacy, and courage. Both are Decorated Veterans & Authors who have fought to rename bases and grant recognition to Black and military families and veterans of color.  Together, we’ll unpack why history matters—how the erasure of Black service doesn’t just rewrite the past, it endangers our future. Because when we erase sacrifice, we dilute accountability. We sever the connection between truth and power.

Behind the Mic- Indigenous Community Mini Episode

New mini episode: Behind the Mic 🎙️ We’re sharing stories from our Indigenous community. Voices of service, strength, and lived experience that deserve to be heard. These stories matter. They remind us that the journey for recognition and healing is ongoing. Let’s ensure that the next generation has the support and resources they need to thrive. Join the conversation and help spread awareness about these vital issues.

If We Serve This Country, Why Are We Still Erased? Ep 3

The episode features with our amazing guest Mitchelene BigMan , the President and Founder of Native American Women Warriors Organization (NAWW) and the first ever recognized all Native American Women Color Guard. The conversation delves into the impact of military service on Indigenous communities, the need for representation, and the historical trauma faced by Indigenous people. Fromm historical to modern day experiences of Indigenous people, highlighting the impact of boarding schools, military service, and the ongoing struggle for recognition and justice. It also emphasizes the importance of storytelling and cultural preservation for future generations. Learn more about Native American Women Warriors Organization (NAWW) https://nawwassociation.com/ [https://nawwassociation.com/]

The Unpaid Labor of Military Spouses, Ep 2

We’re lifting the veil on the labor no one counts — but everyone depends on. Because national security doesn’t start or stop on the battlefield. It continues in the home — unpaid, unprotected, but undeniably essential. Why does the U.S. military run on the backs of unpaid spouses? And what will it take for this country to finally pay attention? The U.S. military depends on an unpaid, invisible labor force to function. That force is military spouses.