"Family Through Service", the V2VG Podcast

The guys discuss racism with Chuck's eldest son and his buddy from their perspectives as a Hispanic and white males, respectively.

The guys discuss current, and past, insults the public has levied against members of the military. They also discuss the various humanitarian missions and actions the US Military has undertaken that the public may, or may not, know about.

We discuss the military ideology of "Make it happen" and the idea of Mountain Time.

The guys speak to Eric's eldest son about his enlistment into the United States Air Force.

Can you name these songs? Contest is open from 0700-1200 TODAY (12/16/2002) Please be sure to Facebook Message or DM us the answers NO LATER THAN 1200 today to have a chance at winning a $25 Visa Gift Card ! (FIRST person to get ALL the answers correct will win the card OR the person with the MOST answers correct...in the event of a tie, we will randomly select the winner.)

What movie is it from? Contest is open from 0700-1200 TODAY (12/12/2002) Please be sure to Facebook Message or DM us the answers NO LATER THAN 1200 today to have a chance at winning a $25 Visa Gift Card ! (FIRST person to get ALL the answers correct will win the card OR the person with the MOST answers correct...in the event of a tie, we will randomly select the winner.)

In this episode Chuck and Eric discuss success and failure and what it means when you turn those terms, and those situations, on their heads.

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Chuck and Eric talk about the 12 things the USMC and the Army gave to each of them, respectively, as a spoof on the classic Christmas song.

The guys talk about what the holiday season is like for veterans, but how it must be like for First Responders of all sorts who share, in their own way, the burden of not being with their families during the holidays or throughout the special seasons that many of us have the freedoms to enjoy.

Chuck and Eric veer from their normal lane and talk a bit about food. Why the hell not?

The last "thank you" podcast in our trifecta.

Chuck and Eric take some time to thank the businesses and people who have supported V2VG over the years.

We give thanks to the businesses and people who've helped us along the way.

In this episode, more like a bit of therapy, we discuss what happens when a person has a breakdown and shuts themselves off from their family, friends, and business responsibilities.

In this episode Chuck and I discuss the ENTIRE video of the George Floyd incident with one of his teenage sons, CJ Bradley. In it we set out to objectively breakdown the events, minute by minute, even by the second sometimes, to get a more clear picture of what happened during Mr. Floyd's encounter with the police that day. We highly encourage folks to listen to the sequence of events, and its breakdown to help get a better understanding of the events that transpired. HOWEVER, I am...

In this episode we speak with our newest board member, Bob Gagne and discuss his service, his time with V2VG, and his role as Project Manager of the EQCM Ingalls Memorial Bench Program.

Why do people or charities, do what they do?

In this episode we discuss what occurs, for good or ill, when things happen. We discuss the classic saying. "When one door closes another opens.."

Another interview with a member of the Board. Mr. David Fowler.