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Join us as WE come together to see the issues and the needs of today’s HEROES, our veterans and first responders. WE will discuss the solutions and see the organizations that are boots on the ground as WE combat the silent, invisible and deadly enemies our HEROES are facing. WE are a grassroots, nonpartisan, nonprofit acting in the Mission to honor, empower and support those who have served. WE are the shock and awe in combating the silent, invisible and deadly enemies of our daily heroes, the First Responders and Veterans. Our goals come on many levels and forms as WE are raising awareness to those who do not know, WE are providing resources to those in need and WE provide the opportunities to those who are still interested in serving and/or have not had or taken the chance to serve before. WE are the beacon of hope for many to change their world through recalibration and rehabilitation. Our goals are to get our HEROES back into their families and communities. Happy Heroes create happy communities.

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June 16, 20261 hr 56 min

We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

We Got Your 6@6 – Episode 306Alex – The Bearded Traveling Veteran & Music Spotlight: Scotty Hasting Episode 306 featured Alex, better known as The Bearded Traveling Veteran, whose mission is simple but powerful: connect with veterans, share resources, and help prevent the loss of more brothers and sisters in arms. After traveling more than 53,000 miles, Alex has met countless veterans across the country and has witnessed firsthand the challenges many continue to face after service. Having lost numerous battle buddies, he is passionate about raising awareness, building connections, and supporting organizations that are making a difference in the veteran community. Alex believes our current systems are failing too many veterans and hopes that by partnering with veteran-serving organizations, we can spread the word about available resources and create stronger support networks. His travels have already covered much of the southeastern United States, and he continues to build meaningful relationships everywhere he goes. We were honored to feature music and stories from veteran artist Scotty Hasting, who shared the inspiration behind several of his songs. "Scars"Originally intended to be an outlaw-style song, Scotty's fellow songwriters encouraged him to tell a more personal story. The result is a powerful reflection on both the physical and emotional scars that service can leave behind. "Good to Hear Your Voice"One of Scotty's most emotional songs, inspired by the passing of his father last year. After listening to an old voicemail from his dad, Scotty and his girlfriend transformed those feelings into a heartfelt tribute about loss, love, and remembrance. "Grateful"Years in the making, this song represents Scotty's heart and soul. It is a deeply personal expression of gratitude and resilience that he has been eager to share with listeners. A sincere thank you to Scotty Hasting for sharing your music, experiences, and message with our audience. June 9, 2026 | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PMRosemount Central Park – Rosemount, Minnesota Hosted in partnership with Rosemount Beyond the Yellow Ribbon, Patriots in the Park is a free family-friendly event featuring: Food trucks Beer garden Free kids' activities and family fun Main stage concert by JT and the Gunslingers Community organizations and vendors Bring your lawn chairs and join us for an evening of patriotism, community, and support for those who serve. Music Spotlight – Scotty HastingWhat We're Working OnPatriots in the Park Family Festival

June 7, 20262 hr 5 min

We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

Episode 305 – Daniel Herzog and Jared Buchanan | Beautifully Broken This week on We Got Your 6@6, we welcome Jared Buchanan and Daniel Herzog of Beautifully Broken, a powerful documentary project focused on resilience, healing, and the stories that connect veterans, first responders, and their families. Jared and Daniel share a unique bond that begins with a common thread in their lives—both were raised by law enforcement families. Jared, a Marine Corps veteran and corrections officer, carries with him the lessons and values instilled by his father. One message in particular, shared by his father before his passing, continues to guide his life and mission today. Jared has made it his purpose to share that message with others, raise awareness, and encourage those who may be struggling to find hope and connection. The passion Jared brings to every conversation is evident, and that passion is fueling a growing number of speaking engagements and opportunities to reach audiences across the country. His energy and commitment to helping others are impossible to miss. Joining him is Daniel Herzog, Director of Beautifully Broken. Daniel shares how his love for storytelling began as a child, creating small documentaries and visual stories. Throughout his career, he has often found himself drawn to the stories of veterans and first responders, seeking to capture both their struggles and their triumphs. Although Daniel had previously met Jared's mother, it was when he met Jared himself that the vision for this project truly came together. He was captivated by Jared's energy, authenticity, and the way he was navigating life's challenges while helping others do the same. That connection became the foundation for Beautifully Broken. For Daniel, this project has grown into something much larger than a documentary. From marketing and screenings to traveling alongside Jared for speaking engagements, he has become deeply invested in ensuring these stories reach the audiences who need to hear them most. Together, Jared and Daniel discuss the power of storytelling, the importance of vulnerability, and how sharing our experiences can help others find healing and purpose. Music Guest: Anthony Segovia This week's musical guest is Anthony Segovia, a Marine Corps veteran whose military roots run deep, with both parents and many family members having served. During the COVID pandemic, Anthony picked up a guitar and began a journey that has led him to songwriting and performing. 🎵 "Those Days"Recorded in Dallas, Texas, this was Anthony's first country song. Looking back on difficult moments in life, he reflects on how experiences that felt overwhelming at the time often become memories viewed through a different lens. It's a nostalgic reminder to appreciate the journey. 🎵 "Dream"Written shortly after "Those Days," this song offers hope in the midst of struggle. Drawing from challenges both before and after his Marine Corps service, Anthony opens up with vulnerability while delivering a message that healing and resolution are possible. 🎵 "Fall Time Leaves"A bittersweet reflection on a relationship that ended not because of conflict, but because life took two people in different directions. The song explores acceptance, growth, and the lingering hope that some stories may find their way back around. Thank you to Jared Buchanan, Daniel Herzog, and Anthony Segovia for sharing your stories, experiences, and talents with us. Your dedication to helping others and creating meaningful conversations continues to inspire. Things We Are Working On Rosemount Beyond the Yellow Ribbon – Patriots in the ParkJune 9, 2026 | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PMRosemount Central Park Join us for the Patriots in the Park Family Festival! This free community event will feature food trucks, a beer garden, a free kids' zone, family-friendly activities, and a live main-stage concert by JT and the Gunslingers. Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy an evening of community, patriotism, and family fun.

June 7, 20261 hr 33 min

We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

Episode 304 – Javier Guitron This week on We Got Your 6@6, we welcome Javier Guitron, a straightforward, honest, and driven veteran who shares his military experiences, his plans for the future, and the lessons he has learned along the way. Javier spent several impactful years serving in the military and looks back on that chapter of his life with pride. Today, he is focused on the next mission—completing his Master's degree and preparing for law school. He currently works in executive protection, a career he enjoys and excels at, while continuing to pursue even greater opportunities. Like many veterans, Javier reflects on the value of military service while also considering what the future may hold for his son. While he may hope his son chooses a different path, he is committed to supporting whatever decision he ultimately makes. One of the highlights of the conversation is Javier's memorable Special Forces story. While the experience itself may not have been funny at the time, Javier's ability to find humor and perspective in the situation makes for a great story and an even better lesson. When asked what advice he would give those transitioning out of the military, Javier offered a powerful message: "Monetize yourself and your time." He encourages veterans to continue developing their skills, investing in themselves, and adding value wherever they go. By becoming highly capable and continually growing, veterans can create opportunities and build successful futures beyond their military service. Music Featured This Week 🎵 "Dear Mom" – Shannon Book 🎵 "Whiskey Kills" – Matt Rawls 🎵 "Til the Last Shots Fired" – Scotty Hasting featuring Lee Brice and Dolly Parton Thank you to Javier for sharing his experiences, wisdom, and outlook with our listeners, and thank you to our featured artists for providing the soundtrack to another great episode. Things We Are Working On Rosemount Beyond the Yellow Ribbon – Patriots in the ParkJune 9, 2026 | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PMRosemount Central Park Join us for the Patriots in the Park Family Festival! This free community event will feature food trucks, a beer garden, a free kids' zone, family-friendly activities, and a live main-stage concert by JT and the Gunslingers. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and enjoy an evening of community, patriotism, and fun.

May 20, 20261 hr 53 min

We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

This week on We Got Your 6@6, we sit down with Noel Mitchell, a passionate advocate committed to serving veterans and those who have worn the uniform. Noel shares the heart behind Rebuild the Brave, the impact they are already making, and the momentum coming off their first major event. With purpose, drive, and a clear mission, Noel talks about what it means to keep building something bigger than yourself—and why the work is only just beginning. Music Guest: Jamey Peacock Returning after his first visit in October 2023, Jamey Peacock joins us solo, bringing growth, perspective, and powerful storytelling through his music. “VFW” – Jamey opens with a song that reflects how his understanding of the Veterans of Foreign Wars has evolved—from seeing it as just a gathering place to recognizing it as a space for healing, brotherhood, and finding your people after service. “Heathens & Horseflies” – A reminder that life doesn’t divide us into “haves” and “have nots”—we all walk the same road together. “Chasin’” – The very first song Jamey ever wrote—the moment he decided he was going to pursue music and never look back. A huge thank you to Jamey for sharing his music, his journey, and his heart with us. Rosemount Beyond the Yellow Ribbon – Patriots in the Park 📅 June 9, 2026 | 5:00–9:00 PM 📍 Central Park, Rosemount Bring the family out for an evening of community, food trucks, a kids’ zone, activities, a beer garden, and a free live concert featuring JT and the Gunslingers. Don’t forget your lawn chairs! We’re also launching our online auction to help raise critical funds for The People's Patriot Project. If you or someone you know would like to donate an item or service, we’d love to have you join us in making an impact. Thank you for standing with us as we continue serving those who have served.

April 22, 20261 hr 45 min

We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

In Episode 301, we sit down with Rebekah Gundrum, a Navy veteran whose passion for supporting her brothers and sisters in the veteran community is nothing short of inspiring. As the founder of Triggered 22, Rebekah shares the deeply personal journey that led her to create a mission-driven organization focused on addressing PTSD and suicide among veterans. With over 20 years of service and two sons currently serving, Rebekah brings both lived experience and hard-earned wisdom to the conversation. She opens up about the realities many veterans face after service and emphasizes the importance of staying connected—because, as she says, “in the community is where we need to be.” Her goal is simple but powerful: to ensure that no one feels alone and that every veteran knows there is hope, healing, and access to resources that can help them reclaim their lives. This episode also features music from Marine Corps veteran Luke Morgan, whose songs add depth and emotion to the conversation. From “Shotgun,” a tribute to lessons learned the hard way, to “Gaslight,” a bold take on manipulation in today’s world, and “Man I Used To Be,” a reflection on growth and fatherhood—Luke’s music perfectly complements the heart of this episode. We close with updates from The People’s Patriot Project, including upcoming community events like Patriots in the Park, the Rosemount Beyond the Yellow Ribbon gathering, and exciting initiatives like the online auction and Frontline Freedom Fest. This episode is a powerful reminder that through connection, purpose, and community, healing is possible—and no one has to walk that journey alone. Next Week's Guests: 26 May 2026 Noel Mitchell - Rebuild the Brave Jamey Peacock

April 21, 20261 hr 54 min

We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLES PATRIOT PROJECT

On this episode of We Got Your 6@6, we are honored to welcome Jeremy Stalnecker of Mighty Oaks Programs, an organization dedicated to serving veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders through faith-based resiliency and recovery programs. Jeremy shares the heart behind Mighty Oaks and the powerful impact it has on those navigating the challenges that often come after service. Through peer-led programs and a focus on strength, purpose, and restoration, Mighty Oaks is helping individuals find clarity, connection, and a renewed sense of direction. This conversation highlights the importance of community, accountability, and stepping into healing with others who truly understand the journey. We also feature music from Sean Martin of The Quarantined, bringing a high-energy and deeply expressive sound that resonates with many who have faced adversity. Their music captures raw emotion, struggle, and resilience—perfectly aligning with the mission of connection and understanding. Featured songs include: “Shadow” — a powerful look into the darker spaces we all face “Nemesis” — an intense and unapologetic expression of internal battles (listener discretion advised) “Skeleton Chair” — a haunting reflection on struggle and perseverance This episode is a strong reminder that no one has to face their battles alone—there are resources, communities, and people ready to stand beside you. The People’s Patriot Project Updates:Here’s what we have coming up and how you can get involved: Join us on June 9, 2026, in Rosemount, Minnesota for the Patriots in the Park family festival, hosted in partnership with Beyond the Yellow Ribbon. Enjoy food trucks, a beer garden, a free kids’ zone, and a live concert by JT and the Gunslingers—don’t forget your lawn chairs! Our online auction is now accepting donations through May 5, 2026. Help us continue our mission by contributing an item or service. Planning continues for our Ruck at Alexis Bailly Winery on October 17—bringing together music, movement, and camaraderie. We’re rolling out a new website and more streamlined communications. Thank you for supporting Wreaths Across America, honoring those who have served. Tune in to WeP3 Radio, your home for music created by those who have served our country and communities. Thank you for joining us—and remember, no matter what you’re going through… we’ve got your 6.

April 16, 20261 hr 24 min

We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

On this episode of We Got Your 6@6, we bring together creativity, music, and mission-driven purpose with two powerful guests who are using their passions to make a difference. Timothy Colomer, founder of Little Dog Art Studio, shares how a simple moment during a Christmas shopping trip with his son turned into something much bigger. What started as a paint-by-number idea quickly evolved into a meaningful artistic journey, with demand skyrocketing almost overnight. Through his work, Timothy has created more than just art—he’s created space for conversation, connection, and healing. He speaks to the importance of creativity in mental health, reminding us that slowing down, breathing, and focusing on creating something meaningful can have a profound impact. We also sit down with Scott Pryor, a veteran, trial lawyer, and lead singer of the band War Child. While he spends his professional life advocating for others in the courtroom, his heart is equally invested in music and connection. Alongside fellow veterans in his band, Scott is building a movement that brings people together through shared experiences and honest conversations. After the devastating loss of his oldest child to suicide, Scott found a renewed sense of purpose—channeling grief into connection, awareness, and music that speaks to real-life struggles. Scott shares several songs that carry deep personal meaning: “Save Me” — a powerful reflection on suicide and the urgent need to reach out and support one another “Wide Awake” — a deeply personal tribute to his son, filled with love and remembrance “Trigger the Sun” — a raw look at war, life after service, and the questions many carry in silence This episode is a reminder of the healing power of art, music, and community—and the importance of showing up for one another. The People’s Patriot Project Updates:We’re excited to share what’s ahead and how you can get involved: Our online auction is now open for donations! Help us raise critical funds by contributing an item or service. Submissions are open through May 5, 2026. Planning is underway for our Ruck at Alexis Bailly Winery on October 17—featuring music, games, rucking, and camaraderie. We’re rolling out a new website and streamlined communications to better serve our community. Thank you to everyone supporting Wreaths Across America, honoring our heroes laid to rest. Tune in to WeP3 Radio, showcasing music created by those who have served our country and communities. Thank you for joining us—and remember, no matter what you’re facing… we’ve got your 6.

April 5, 20261 hr 49 min

We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

In this episode, we sit down with David Bowden, actor, songwriter, and emerging director/producer, to talk about his journey from military service to the entertainment industry. While serving in the Marines, David discovered a passion for storytelling and working behind the scenes—an interest that grew when he became a weapons instructor for actors in California. That experience opened the door to small acting roles and ultimately turned a long-held dream into reality. For David, acting has become more than a career—it’s a creative outlet that helps fill the void many veterans feel after transitioning out of service. Through film and music, he’s found a way to process his past while building something meaningful for the future. As he continues auditioning and pursuing new opportunities—including a near miss with Tulsa King—David remains focused on carving out his place in the industry. We also feature music from Mickey Lamantia, a former law enforcement and corrections officer who is making major waves in the music world. With nine albums under his belt and support from top industry professionals, his work reflects both patriotism and personal experience. Songs highlighted in this episode include “The Toast,” “Pledge of Allegiance,” and “Locked and Loaded.” As always, we wrap with updates from The People’s Patriot Project, including upcoming events like the Ruck at Alexis Bailly Winery, continued support for Wreaths Across America, and the growth of WeP3 Radio.

March 28, 20261 hr 44 min

We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

Mission, Music & Meaning In this episode, we sit down with Earl Jackson of Mission Ready Men, a man whose journey led him from simply “getting through life” to embracing a greater purpose rooted in faith. Once driven by a desire to “catch the bad guys,” Earl found something deeper when God entered his life. What began as a politically focused podcast has evolved into a mission to restore strength, leadership, and respect for men—grounded in biblical principles. Earl shares his vision of men stepping back into roles of integrity, protection, and purpose, and his drive to expand that message by collaborating with like-minded leaders. We also feature powerful music from Justin Jeansonne, an artist whose work is deeply personal and rooted in lived experience. Having spent years playing clubs, Justin is now pushing toward larger stages, bringing with him a catalog of heartfelt, hard-earned songs. “Holdin’ My Baby” reflects the unimaginable loss of his child in a tragic vehicle accident, connecting that grief with the trauma of military service in a way that resonates far beyond the music. “Silver Eagle” was born on the road, written in the back of a noisy travel bus while reflecting on memories of Little Jake. “Take My Soul” is a declaration of identity and faith—standing firm in who he is and refusing to lose himself in the world. “Take My Own Road” honors his friend Jacob, lost to suicide, and carries a message of remembrance and resilience. This episode is a powerful blend of faith, purpose, loss, and healing—told through conversation and music that speaks straight to the soul. We also share exciting updates from The People’s Patriot Project, including an upcoming ruck event in partnership with Alexis Bailly Winery (targeting October 17), continued growth of WeP3 Radio, participation in Wreaths Across America, and momentum building for the Frontline Freedom Fest. Thank you to our guests for sharing their stories, their hearts, and their mission.

March 17, 20261 hr 28 min

We Got Your 6@6 with THE PEOPLE'S PATRIOT PROJECT

In this episode of We Got Your 6 @ 6, we welcomed Shane Schreck, creator of The Schreck Method, a system focused on helping people build and maintain positive habits and mental frameworks for a healthier, more productive life. Shane shared insights from his book and website, and discussed the upcoming launch of two app versions designed to help individuals consistently implement positive systems in their daily lives. The show also featured music from Matt Rawls, whose songs carry powerful stories and reflections from real-life experiences. We highlighted three of his tracks: “Devil Woman,” a song about the temptation of wanting something you know you shouldn’t; “Whiskey Kills,” which reflects on how alcohol can move from emotional comfort to physical harm—drawing from Matt’s time working in the oil fields where whiskey in coffee was sometimes used just to stay warm; and “Make War,” a song that reflects on the historical realities of westward expansion and how conflicts over land and values continue to echo in today’s world. We also shared updates on several projects from The People’s Patriot Project, including early planning for a ruck event at Alexis Bailly Vineyard targeted for October 17, which will bring together music, games, rucking, and camaraderie. Other updates include the development of a new website, shorter communication emails, continued support for Wreaths Across America, growth of WeP3 Radio—a station dedicated to music written and performed by those who have served—and the early buzz surrounding the upcoming Frontline Freedom Fest. Andrea closed the episode with an important reflection: “Who helps the help?” Those who spend their lives serving others—whether in the military, as veterans, or as first responders—often put their own wellbeing last. The reminder for all of us is that to truly be there for others, we must first take care of ourselves by prioritizing health, family time, fresh air, and moments of rest. When we take care of the helpers, everyone becomes stronger. Thank you to our guests and listeners for continuing to support the mission of lifting up those who serve our country and communities.