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  • USAA's $500M Plan to Transform Military Family Support

    USAA's $500M Plan to Transform Military Family Support
    Nov 15 2026
    25 years in the Air Force didn't guarantee an easy transition. Nate Somers nearly left service without a job.VET S.O.S. | Military Transition, Food Security & Family SupportAfter spending more than half his military career working on policy inside the Pentagon, Nate Somers discovered firsthand how challenging the transition to civilian employment can be. Now serving as USAA's Director of Policy and Alliances, he's helping lead efforts to address those same challenges through Honor Through Action, a five-year, $500 million commitment focused on military members, veterans, and spouses.Recorded at MIC 2026 in Tampa, this conversation with host Shawn Welsh goes beyond transition advice to explore USAA's work with major corporate partners, Robert Irvine's efforts to transform military dining facilities, and why collaboration—not competition—may be the key to solving persistent problems facing military families.In This Episode, You'll Discover:Strengthen your military transition strategy by learning why Nate completed TAP twice but credits FourBlock's eight-week program, veteran mentorship, and professional networking with helping him prepare for civilian employment.Understand USAA's $500 million Honor Through Action initiative, including its three pillars: financial security, overall well-being, and meaningful careers—and how partners like Amazon, Visa, BlackRock, KKR, and Oracle are contributing.Explore the Fuel to Serve initiative with Robert Irvine, including changes to Army dining facilities, expanded access for military families, improved nutrition, and plans to address school meals.Identify emerging opportunities for military spouses, including USAA's efforts to leverage corporate partnerships, improve employment access, and simplify the overwhelming landscape of transition resources.Recognize why collaboration matters, as Nate explains how bringing veteran organizations, military spouse organizations, corporate partners, and government agencies together can eliminate duplicated efforts and accelerate solutions.One of the conversation's most powerful moments comes when Nate explains that Fuel to Serve grew out of a simple dinner conversation with Robert Irvine. What began with two people breaking bread became an initiative aimed at improving how military members and families are fed.It's a reminder that meaningful change often starts with listening, building relationships, and being willing to address the problems others have accepted for too long.About Nate SomersNate Somers is a retired U.S. Air Force officer who served 25 years as a Force Support Officer, spending more than half his career working on policy at the Pentagon. After retiring in December 2025, he became Director of Policy and Alliances at USAA, where he works with corporate and government partners to improve military transition, spouse employment, food security, and overall quality of life for military families.If this episode helped you, please follow the show and leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts — open the app, search VET S.O.S., scroll down, and tap "Write a Review." It takes 30 seconds and puts this show in front of a veteran who needs it right now.Explore the Full VET S.O.S. Network▶ VET S.O.S. — Flagship Show▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: Operation Startup▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: Learning Lifeline▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: The Scoop▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: Testimony StrongConnect with VET S.O.S.Website: https://vetsospodcast.comX (Twitter): https://x.com/vetsospodcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vetsospodcastYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@vetsospodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/vetsospodcast/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vetsospodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@vetsospodcastDon't drown in the sea of transition - grab the lifeline.#VETSOS #VeteranPodcast #GrabTheLifeline #HeroesMediaGRP #MilitaryTransition #MilitarySpouseEmployment #MilitaryFoodSecurity #VeteranResources #MilitaryLife #Veterans
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    28 min
  • Veteran Grief and Healing: Why Community Changes Everything

    Veteran Grief and Healing: Why Community Changes Everything
    Nov 13 2026
    You don't have to talk about your grief to begin healing. Sometimes showing up beside others is the first step.What happens when a veteran carries years of loss but doesn't know how to talk about it? For one Army family, the answer began with a jogging stroller, two children, and ten weeks of showing up before a single fallen service member's name was spoken.Recorded live at the 2026 Military Influencer Conference in Tampa, Ryan Taniguchi and Melynda Weaver from Wear Blue: Run to Remember share how active remembrance creates connection for veterans, military spouses, Gold Star families, and entire communities. From navigating military retirement during COVID to a remarkable 250-mile tribute honoring the 25th anniversary of September 11, this conversation reveals why remembrance is about much more than running.In This Episode, You'll Discover:Find a community where you can honor fallen service members without being pressured to share your personal story or explain your grief.Understand how Wear Blue's self-paced community runs welcome everyone, whether you're walking around the block, training for a marathon, or simply volunteering.Recognize the impact of Melynda's husband's ten-week journey from silently participating to finally speaking the names of fallen battle buddies.Explore the One Flag Forward initiative, where three endurance athletes completed 250 miles from New York City to Washington, D.C., and supporting runners exceeded their original distance goals through shared purpose and camaraderie.Discover opportunities to participate in community runs, Tribute Miles, and Gold Star and Survivor programs, including ways to support the mission even if you've never personally lost a service member.About Ryan Taniguchi and Melynda Weaver Ryan Taniguchi retired from the U.S. Army after 22 years of service and found renewed professional purpose through Wear Blue: Run to Remember. He directs the organization's community run programs, helping connect transitioning service members, veterans, and families through active remembrance.Melynda Weaver is an Army spouse whose involvement with Wear Blue began in 2015 when her husband was struggling with the accumulated grief of losing fellow soldiers and battle buddies. After witnessing how the community supported her family through grief and military retirement, she joined the organization to help extend that same opportunity to others.Resources MentionedWear Blue: Run to Remember — https://www.wearblueruntoremember.org/Team Red, White & Blue — https://teamrwb.org/One Flag Forward — A 250-mile remembrance initiative from New York City to Washington, D.C., commemorating the 25th anniversary of September 11.Community Run Programs — The guests described 35 communities gathering at least once a month, providing opportunities to walk, run, volunteer, and participate in circles of remembrance.Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vet-s-o-s-podcast/id1673146703Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/3PXqxzptNSgBuSXpgDpDPMExplore the Full VET S.O.S. Network▶ VET S.O.S. — Flagship Show▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: Operation Startup▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: Learning Lifeline▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: The Scoop▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: Testimony StrongConnect with VET S.O.S.Website: https://vetsospodcast.comX: https://x.com/vetsospodcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vetsospodcastYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@vetsospodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/vetsospodcast/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vetsospodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@vetsospodcastDon't drown in the sea of transition — grab the lifeline.#VETSOS #WearBlueRunToRemember #ActiveRemembrance #GoldStarFamilies #MilitaryGrief #VeteranCommunity #MilitaryTransition #VeteranPodcast #MilitaryFamilies #GrabTheLifeline #HeroesMediaGRP
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    23 min
  • Why Veterans Should Enroll in VA Healthcare - Doug Collins

    Why Veterans Should Enroll in VA Healthcare - Doug Collins
    Nov 12 2026
    You may feel perfectly healthy today, but skipping VA healthcare could mean missing something that saves your life.What if the healthcare benefits you've earned through military service could save your life, but you never took the first step to access them?Recorded live at the Military Influencer Conference (MIC 2026) in Tampa, Florida, VET S.O.S. host Shawn Welsh sits down with U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins for a direct conversation about the future of VA healthcare, the challenges facing transitioning service members, and what it takes to rebuild trust in one of the nation's largest federal agencies.Secretary Collins doesn't shy away from discussing the gaps in transition assistance for Reservists and National Guard members, his vision for moving VA healthcare beyond traditional hospital settings, or why veterans who feel perfectly healthy should still consider enrolling in VA healthcare.His message is simple: Don't wait until something goes wrong to discover the value of the benefits you've earned.In This Episode, You'll Discover:• Recognize the transition gap facing Reservists and National Guard members. Collins shares how his experience as a Reserve chaplain deployed to Iraq exposed the differences in how active-duty and Reserve personnel are treated, particularly when leaving military service.• Understand how VA healthcare could change in the coming years. Learn why Collins wants to expand outpatient facilities, larger community-based clinics with specialty services, and community care options rather than relying primarily on traditional VA hospitals.• Discover how leadership and accountability affect your VA experience. Collins explains how he approaches leading approximately 450,000 employees, why he has visited VA facilities across more than 40 states, and how empowering frontline employees can improve veteran care.• Identify why preventive healthcare matters even when you feel healthy. From routine physicals to toxic exposure assessments, Collins challenges veterans to consider the potentially lifesaving value of engaging with VA healthcare before a serious medical issue develops.About Doug CollinsDoug Collins is the U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs, a military veteran who served as a chaplain in the U.S. Air Force Reserve, including deployment to Iraq. An attorney and former U.S. Congressman, Collins brings experience in military service, public policy, and organizational leadership to overseeing the Department of Veterans Affairs.His experience serving alongside active-duty, National Guard, and Reserve personnel informs his perspective on military transition, while his current leadership role places him at the center of decisions affecting veterans' healthcare and benefits nationwide.Explore the Full VET S.O.S. Network▶ VET S.O.S. — Flagship Show▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: Operation Startup▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: Learning Lifeline▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: The Scoop▶ VET S.O.S. Presents: Testimony StrongResourcesDepartment of Veterans Affairs:https://www.va.gov/VA Healthcare Enrollment:https://www.va.gov/health-care/VA Disability Benefits:https://www.va.gov/disability/VA Community Care:https://www.va.gov/COMMUNITYCARE/VA Toxic Exposure Information:https://www.va.gov/resources/the-pact-act-and-your-va-benefits/Connect with VET S.O.S.Website: https://vetsospodcast.comX (Twitter): https://x.com/vetsospodcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vetsospodcastYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@vetsospodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/vetsospodcast/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vetsospodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@vetsospodcastSupport Our Mission: https://givebutter.com/vetsosDon't drown in the sea of transition - grab the lifeline.#VETSOS #VeteranPodcast #GrabTheLifeline #HeroesMediaGRP #MilitaryTransition #VAHealthcare #Veterans #VeteranBenefits
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    12 min
  • Veterans Aren't Broken: How Team RWB Builds Stronger Communities

    Veterans Aren't Broken: How Team RWB Builds Stronger Communities
    Nov 11 2026
    After 30 years in the Army, retired Green Beret Colonel Mike "Sully" Sullivan knew something many transitioning veterans discover too late: leaving the military means losing more than a uniform. Joined by longtime Team RWB leader JJ, Sully explains how Team Red, White & Blue is fighting what they call "transition drift" by helping veterans rebuild the physical fitness, personal accountability, and community connections that military service once provided.Recorded live at the Military Influencer Conference in Tampa, this conversation with Shawn Welsh and special co-host Maurice Murphy challenges the idea that veterans must navigate life after service alone. From a free nationwide fitness community to a 100-mile challenge honoring the Global War on Terror, Team RWB is proving that staying connected can be just as important as staying physically active.In This Episode, You'll Discover:• Recognize transition drift before it takes hold. Learn why Sully joined Team RWB 13 years before retiring and how having an established community made his transition from Army colonel to nonprofit executive easier.• Rebuild fitness without returning to military PT. Discover why JJ believes the Army trains people to dislike exercise and how walking, rucking, cycling, CrossFit, yoga, and other activities can make physical fitness enjoyable again.• Find your community before you need it. Explore how Team RWB's 150 chapters and digital community connect veterans, active-duty service members, military families, and civilian supporters through free activities and volunteer opportunities.• Honor military history while challenging yourself. Hear how the GWOT 100 brings more than 26,000 participants together for a February fitness challenge that combines 100 miles of movement with firsthand stories from Iraq and Afghanistan.• Discover what 12 veterans accomplished in 16 days. Learn about the Old Glory Ultra Relay, where a team carried one American flag 3,000 miles across America, inspiring the documentary No Off Days.About Mike "Sully" SullivanMike Sullivan is a retired U.S. Army colonel and Green Beret who served 30 years, including six deployments to Afghanistan and an assignment in Lebanon. An early Team RWB volunteer leader, he transitioned into the organization following his 2024 retirement and now serves as Executive Director. His experience demonstrates how building community before leaving military service can fundamentally change the transition experience.About JJJJ is a West Point graduate who began his Army career around September 11, 2001, served approximately five years on active duty, and subsequently joined the Texas National Guard. As Team RWB's second employee, he has spent nearly 16 years helping develop the organization's approach to veteran fitness, wellness, and community engagement.Resources MentionedTeam Red, White & Blue (Team RWB) https://teamrwb.orgGWOT 100 Challenge https://runsignup.comWOD for WarriorsGORUCK https://www.goruck.comNo Off Days — Old Glory Ultra Relay DocumentaryExplore the Full VET S.O.S. Network• VET S.O.S. — Flagship Show• VET S.O.S. Presents: Operation Startup• VET S.O.S. Presents: Learning Lifeline• VET S.O.S. Presents: The Scoop• VET S.O.S. Presents: Testimony StrongConnect with VET S.O.S.Website: https://vetsospodcast.comX: https://x.com/vetsospodcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vetsospodcastYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@vetsospodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/vetsospodcast/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vetsospodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@vetsospodcastSupport our nonprofit mission: https://givebutter.com/vetsosDon't drown in the sea of transition — grab the lifeline.#VETSOS #VeteranPodcast #GrabTheLifeline #HeroesMediaGRP #MilitaryTransition #VeteranCommunity #VeteranFitness
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    30 min
  • Veteran Transition: Why Networking Matters More Than You Think

    Veteran Transition: Why Networking Matters More Than You Think
    Nov 10 2026

    Networking isn't just how veterans find jobs. It's how they fight isolation, rebuild community, and find purpose after service.

    VET S.O.S. | Veteran Transition, Leadership & Community

    What happens when veteran organizations stop competing and start collaborating? Recorded live at the Military Influencer Conference (MIC) 2026 in Tampa, retired Air Force First Sergeant and Vetlanta Co-Founder Lloyd Knight shares how he helped build a veteran support network that has hosted 50 summits over 13 years—without soliciting donations.

    Alongside Shawn Welsh and Eric Brew, Lloyd discusses his induction into the Georgia Veterans Hall of Fame, the importance of networking beyond employment, and why the leadership lessons he learned as a First Sergeant matter more to his success at UPS than his five college degrees.

    In This Episode, You'll Discover:

    • Build meaningful connections that support your career, combat isolation, and restore the camaraderie many veterans miss after military service.

    • Understand Vetlanta's collaborative model, including how Fortune 500 companies and community partners support quarterly summits through in-kind contributions instead of traditional fundraising.

    • Apply military leadership experience to civilian careers as Lloyd explains why serving as a First Sergeant prepared him for success at UPS.

    • Recognize the power of brotherhood and vulnerability through Eric Brew's personal story about leaning on Lloyd during a difficult moment.

    • Explore how to replicate Vetlanta's model in your own community, including Lloyd's offer to share the organization's playbook with other veteran advocates.

    About Lloyd Knight

    Lloyd Knight is a retired U.S. Air Force First Sergeant, UPS Veterans Affairs Manager, Co-Founder and President of Vetlanta, and host of the Tango Tango podcast. His military career included service as a C-141 Starlifter loadmaster, eight years in flight testing, and senior enlisted leadership. Recognized for his veteran advocacy through induction into the Georgia Veterans Hall of Fame, Lloyd has spent more than a decade connecting veterans, employers, and community organizations throughout greater Atlanta.

    Learn more: https://vetlanta.org

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    23 min
  • Free Career Mentorship Every Veteran Should Know About

    Free Career Mentorship Every Veteran Should Know About
    Nov 9 2026

    Your military transition shouldn't depend on luck. One free mentor could change your career, business, and future.

    What happens when a military spouse with nearly two decades of experience helping others transition finally experiences that transition herself? Leslie from American Corporate Partners (ACP) shares the unexpected isolation her family faced, the challenges her children experienced adjusting to civilian schools, and the freedom that came with finally having her service member home.

    Recorded live at MIC 2026 in Tampa, this conversation with Shawn Welsh and Eric goes beyond traditional career advice. Leslie explains how ACP connects veterans and military spouses with experienced professionals through free, personalized, yearlong mentorships. From preventing devastating entrepreneurial mistakes to helping unemployed veterans find meaningful careers, ACP is proving that the right connection can change everything.

    In This Episode, You'll Discover:

    • Access free, personalized career mentorship through ACP's network of 27,000 mentors representing more than 2,250 companies, regardless of military rank, education, or professional experience.

    • Avoid costly entrepreneurial mistakes through ACP Ventures, a program inspired by a veteran business owner who leveraged $100,000 against his home while struggling to keep his business afloat.

    • Recognize the hidden challenges of military family transition as Leslie shares how her children struggled to integrate into a civilian school and how isolation affected her personally, even after years of supporting transitioning families.

    • Build career connections that open doors through the remarkable story of an unemployed speech pathologist who secured an internship within six weeks and eventually advanced into a leadership role with United Through Reading.

    • Explore expanding opportunities in skilled trades as ACP recruits mentors in construction, maritime shipbuilding, and other industries while strengthening its partnership with the USO to support military families before separation.

    About Leslie

    Leslie is a military spouse with nearly two decades of experience in the military transition space and works with American Corporate Partners, a national nonprofit providing free, individualized career mentorship to veterans and military spouses. Her firsthand experience navigating her own family's transition brings a personal perspective to her professional mission of helping military families find meaningful careers, financial stability, and community.

    Connect With American Corporate Partners

    Website: https://www.acp-usa.org

    ACP offers free mentorship for eligible veterans and military spouses. Professionals interested in volunteering as mentors can also apply, with a commitment of approximately one hour per month.

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    25 min
  • VA Disability Benefits: Insider Advice From a Former VA Rater

    VA Disability Benefits: Insider Advice From a Former VA Rater
    Nov 4 2026

    Your VA disability claim could be in trouble before you even leave active duty. Here's what a former VA rater wants you to know.

    What if the biggest mistake in your VA disability claim isn't what you submit, but what you failed to document while still serving?

    Dewayne Kimble, a decorated U.S. Army veteran and former VA rating specialist who adjudicated more than 15,000 disability claims, reveals what veterans consistently get wrong about the VA claims process. From going 12 years without understanding his own VA benefits to reviewing thousands of poorly prepared claims, Dewayne brings an insider's perspective that every transitioning service member needs to hear.

    In This Episode, You'll Discover:

    • Prepare your VA disability claim before separation. Learn why Dewayne recommends starting 36 months before leaving active duty, organizing your evidence 12 months out, and preparing for the Benefits Delivery at Discharge (BDD) filing window.

    • Recognize the documentation mistakes that complicate VA claims. Discover why Dewayne believes approximately 75% of the claims he adjudicated showed signs that veterans didn't understand the process, and why going to sick call matters.

    • Take ownership of your disability claim. Understand why relying entirely on a Veterans Service Officer (VSO) to review your medical records can leave you unprepared, and how to identify the evidence needed to support your claim.

    • Avoid the knowledge gap that cost Dewayne 12 years. Hear how a veteran who eventually became a VA rating specialist spent more than a decade after military service without understanding VA disability compensation—and why he's determined to keep others from making the same mistake.

    Dewayne also explains how his VA Benefits Navigator software helps veterans develop individualized lay statements, why generic AI-generated statements may miss critical details, and how free education can help veterans become better advocates for themselves.

    About Dewayne Kimble

    Dewayne Kimble is a decorated U.S. Army veteran, Soldier's Medal recipient, retired VA rating specialist, Amazon bestselling author, and founder of KMD 89 VA Claims Consulting. After adjudicating more than 15,000 VA disability claims, he now uses that experience to educate veterans about VA regulations, medical evidence, disability ratings, and the claims process. His educational platform includes more than 1,000 YouTube videos, books, webinars, and a community of more than 166,000 subscribers.

    His message: "Don't be frustrated, get educated."

    Connect With Dewayne Kimble

    KMD 89 VA Claims Consulting: https://www.kmd89.com

    VA Benefits Navigator: https://vabenefitsnavigator.com

    YouTube: KMD 89 VA Claims Consulting

    EPISODE CHAPTERS

    00:00 - Introduction: The VA Claims Process

    02:00 - Meet Dewayne Kimble: Former VA Rating Specialist

    04:43 - An Unexpected Transition Out of the Army

    10:02 - From Corporate America to the Department of Veterans Affairs

    14:47 - Going 12 Years Without Understanding VA Compensation

    17:21 - Why Veterans Struggle With VA Disability Claims

    19:57 - Turning VA Claims Education Into Generational Knowledge

    21:53 - Free VA Claims Education, Books, and Webinars

    26:24 - BDD Claims, Medical Documentation, and Preparing Before Separation

    29:38 - VA Benefits Navigator and Personalized Lay Statements

    31:35 - Closing & Resources

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    33 min