Today’s guest Jessica Quezada, a Dallas native and a graduate of Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in 2012, followed her passion for photojournalism by joining the United States Marine Corps as a Combat Correspondent in 2013. During her service, she was stationed at various locations, including Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, where she served as the current and future operations chief for the Public Affairs Office. Additionally, she worked at a Recruiting Station in Orange County, where she refined her skills in media relations and marketing.
In her free time, Jessica founded LiboRisk, a military travel community that has evolved into a thriving business. Focused on providing transformative travel experiences for military personnel, she aims to expand the business and organize retreats while pursuing a Bachelor's degree in sports psychology. Jessica's diverse skills and training greatly contribute to the LiboRisk community and its immersive travel experiences.


You can find Jessica on www.libo-risk.com and on all social media platforms @liborisk

You can find Natalia on IG @nataliaearle
Angelo @barracks_legend
www.barrackslegendfoundation.com

Join us on this episode as we explore the fascinating career of Omar Reynoso, an information operations professional who brings creativity, strategic thinking, and dedication to every endeavor. With over 28 years of experience in this ever-evolving field, Omar has made decisions with global implications and understands the importance of adapting to changing customer needs. Leading teams and leveraging a wide range of skills, including project management and strategic planning, he has achieved remarkable successes and garnered recognition among his peers. His passion for his profession and for supporting transitioning service members, veterans, and their families is evident in his work. #legendsneverdie


You can find Omar on LinkedIn @OmarTReynoso

You can find Natalia on IG @nataliaearle
Angelo @barracks_legend
www.barrackslegendfoundation.com

Today's guest Byron Beplay, a 13-year US Army veteran from the 3rd Ranger Battalion, transitioned into dog training after his service. He's a dedicated advocate for the Rescue 22 Foundation and veteran suicide awareness. Byron excelled in protection sports and K9 development, learning from leading trainers. He co-founded BTS K9, addressing behavioral issues and providing family protection. Byron volunteers with law enforcement K9 departments, emphasizing community safety. His focus on raising awareness in the veteran community showcases his commitment beyond personal success, making a positive impact through dog training. #legendsneverdie
 
 You can find Byron on IG @byron_bts_k9  and on www.rescue22foundation.org

You can find Natalia on IG @nataliaearle
Angelo @barracks_legend
www.barrackslegendfoundation.com