MBR Talk Rewinds

The Motivated Mindset with Coach Coco

Join us on The Motivated Mindset with Jose Flores for an inspiring conversation with Collet Stevens, better known as Coach Coco — former Marine, entrepreneur, wellness coach, and six-figure social seller who is helping everyday people transform their health and financial future right from their phone. With over six years in the health and wellness industry, Coach Coco has built a thriving business focused on helping women 35+ tackle stubborn belly fat, low energy, cravings, hormonal changes, and overall wellness using simple, natural approaches that fit real life. In this episode, we discuss: Health & wellness after 35 Mindset and consistency Building income through social selling Creating freedom with your phone Serving over selling Balancing entrepreneurship and life, Coach Coco shares her journey from serving in the Marines to empowering others mentally, physically, and financially. Airing May 23 at 5 PM EST Hosted by Jose Flores

Hot Takes with the Murphman E15 Transitioning to College

E15 Transitioning to College – How to Start Your Next Chapter with Confidence The key to a successful transition is having an intentional plan for your first month on campus.

From Pain to Purpose - Leroy Pinkney Jr

I found Army Veteran and published author Leroy Pinkney Jr on LinkedIn and started following him. He has had quite the journey like many of us in the civilian world - job loss. He did not choose to become a victim of his circumstances. Instead, he is taking a different path and using it as an opportunity to do something different in life. Come join us and hear how Leroy is turning things into his purpose!

ManTalk133 - Men in Ministry

SPECIAL GUEST: Apostle Shatan Mack!!!**Man Talk 133 with Sharl and Daryl – “Men in Ministry”** explores the important role men play in serving, leading, and growing in faith within their families, churches, and communities. Through honest conversation, personal experiences, biblical insight, and practical encouragement, Sharl and Daryl discuss the challenges and responsibilities that come with ministry and manhood. This powerful discussion highlights leadership, accountability, spiritual growth, and the importance of men standing strong in their purpose while inspiring others through service, faith, and integrity.

Oscar Mike Radio Memorial Day 2026

Around every Memorial Day, I make my way to Mount Vernon Cemetery in Abington with a cigar in hand and a heavy sense of gratitude. It’s become a personal ritual for me. One rooted in remembrance, reflection, and respect for the Marines and service members who never made it home or who carried burdens after service that eventually claimed them.In this special 2026 Memorial Day edition of Oscar Mike Radio, I wanted to share what this day truly means to me. Memorial Day is more than a long weekend, cookouts, or the unofficial start of summer. It is a day to pause and remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to this country. As I walk through the cemetery and see the flags placed beside headstones, I think about fellow Marines from my time in the Corps, brothers and sisters we’ve lost over the years, and the families forever changed by their sacrifice.I also reflect on those we lost after they came home, veterans who fought battles long after taking off the uniform. Their stories matter too, and they deserve to be remembered alongside every fallen service member who answered the call to serve.One of the things that gives me hope every year is seeing communities come together to honor the fallen. Ceremonies, volunteers placing flags, families attending memorial events, and young people learning why these traditions matter remind me that remembrance is still alive. Freedom has a cost, and Memorial Day is a reminder that generations of Americans paid that price for all of us.I encourage everyone to take even a few moments this Memorial Day to stop, reflect, and honor those who gave everything. Visit a cemetery, attend a ceremony, say a prayer, or simply take a quiet moment of gratitude. We owe them that much.To all the Gold Star families, veterans, volunteers, and communities who continue to keep these memories alive, thank you.