Road to Hope Radio

Why is it so hard to get help from the VA for our Veterans? Then when you add Covid to the mix, it's dang near impossible. We give out our lifesaver awards to some lifesavers and we share the story of a real life A-Team and how they were awarded the Silver Star.

A very special show this week. Mattress Mack has once again come to the aid of our community. This time to the tune of raising a substantial amount of money for our Veterans at Camp Hope. We dip into this past Thursday's Michael Berry Show to replay that announcement and the interviews with Mack and David that followed.

We are joined by Zack and Mike. Mike tells us about his journey on the road to hope and what Camp Hope means to him. We also tell the story of a special tactics Airman that earned him the Silver Star. Then we look at the use of the word "hero". Let's think about who we give that title to.

We are joined this week my Zack and Mark. Mark talks about his journey on his road to hope. We also discuss a Senate bill that is aimed at helping our veterans get the help they need. There's still a ways to go and hurdles to clear, but it's a step in the right direction. And we talk to Jimmy Sanchez. He runs a business that has come to the aid of Camp Hope on many occasions and a service you will...

Moral injuries. What does that mean? What do they look like? We discuss in great detail with our guests Derek, Zack, Kendall and Detron.

A study on veterans has revealed how much they drink. And what types of veterans drink the most. We welcome Zack back to the show and welcome Anthony. Anthony tells us about his journey on the road to hope.

We are joined this week by Zack, Vince and Ali. All giving us their perspectives on what happens at Camp Hope. We talk about 8 Marines and what they did to receive their valor awards. Also we discuss of story about a Green Beret we lost recently to suicide.

We are joined this week by Zach and Travis. Travis is currently going through the program and talks to us about his journey on the road to hope. We also discuss the troubling fact that suicides are on the rise and it's not just from combat veterans.

Our post July 4th show. We are joined by Zach, Marcus and James and are talking all things Independence Day playlists, BBQ and more. Is there a Disney Baghdad? And we'll give you reasons why Afghanistan and Iraq make good vacation destinations.

We are joined this week by Tyler and Eric. Tyler shows us his inner DJ skills and surprises us in many other ways as we discuss his journey on his road to hope.

We are joined by a fun group this week. Shane, his son Cody. Brandon and his son Kaidon join us. As well as Zack. It's our Father's Day show on The Road To Hope this week. What does Father's Day mean to our guys at Camp Hope?

Failure. What does that word mean? Is that the word we mean to use? We bring in Zack and David to talk about what that word means to them and what it means to the veterans at Camp Hope.

We are joined this week by Joel and Dylan. We turn to words of wisdom during these times from someone who knows real pain and sacrifice. Also, the crazier the world gets, the more the phone rings at Camp Hope. We discuss what that's like in some detail as well.

A very emotional show this week. We take a look at the reality of what our veterans go through everyday. What they deal with and how they deal with it. Ali and Zack join us this week on The Road To Hope.

A very special episode this week. We celebrate 8 years of Camp Hope. Our guest are Doug Brown and Russell Ybarra. Shane joins us again to help move the show along as well.

We are joined this week by Zack and special guest Bobby. Bobby is at Camp Hope right now and talks to us about his journey on the road to hope. We discuss "contact tracing" and a couple of special anniversaries. 7 years ago Michael Berry took a tour of Camp Hope and 5 years ago Russell Ybarra helped break ground for the Russell Ybarra Home For Heroes.

Joel joins us this week as we talk to Connie Stagner from Acori Diamonds and a Marine vet named Burns. What a cool name! We talk about the times we're living in now and how that affects Camp Hope and its residents.

We are joined by Zack and Ricky this week. Ricky talks about his journey on his road to hope. We also take note of some important (and not so important) events in history that took place today. Also, a reminder: Mother's Day is next Sunday the 10th. You've been warned. We talk about persevering during times like this.

Joel sits in with us this week as we talk to Chris. Chris talks about his journey on the road to hope. We also hand out our lifesaver awards, discuss the pandemic that is going on in Houston and talk about the importance of queso.

We are joined this week by Eric and Lee. Ali calls in. He's currently at Camp Hope and he tells us his story on his road to hope.

On our Easter edition of Road to Hope we talk to Zack. We discuss what's going on at Camp Hope during these times. We tell the tale of a man who survived the Bataan death march and what exactly that was. We also talk about the importance of helping yourself first before you can help others.

We are joined this week by Brandon and Sam. Brandon shares his story on his road to hope and what a journey it's been. We also talk about mentoring and personal responsibility.

We are joined this week by Fred and Ben. They talk about their journey on the road to hope. We also talk about our mission. How that mission doesn't change because society's situation has. We ask the question: what does mentoring mean at Camp Hope.

This week's show is about hope. Sure, it's in our name at Camp Hope, but we will talk about what that word means to us and those that have gone through and are currently going through the program. We're joined by Sam, Ricky and Brandon this week. We hope you'll give this show a listen.

We lost 2 Marines this week by enemy forces. We tell that story. Being skeptical of treatments like AA. We analyze their effectiveness. Road To Hope, heard every Sunday live at 2pm on KPRC 950 AM.