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Anne Dunsmore dedicates her efforts to breaking the silence around suicide by using music and community-driven events to make open discussion about mental health both inviting and accessible. She believes that “one minute of caring can give someone else one more minute of life."

Colonel Sam Whitehurst is a U.S. Army veteran with nearly three decades of service as an infantry officer After retiring about six years ago, he joined Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services, where he now serves as a Vice President

Dorothy Odell, founder of Unstoppable Overcomers, shares her personal story of resilience and her work helping veterans, first responders, and individuals overcome trauma. Her mission is rooted in experiences of personal and family struggles, including growing up with chronically ill parents, battling low self-esteem due to bullying, and navigating abusive relationships.

Warrior GMR HQ Podcast is honored to have Dean Stott, world-record holder and one of the world's most lethal humans. Dean Stott is a former UK Tier One Special Forces operative (Special Boat Service) who transitioned into becoming a global security expert after a parachute accident ended his 16-year military career. He conducted high-stakes evacuations, including the Canadian Embassy in Libya and...

One thing that struck us with this episode's guest is crushing the gamer stereotype of being unaware or clueless. Tune in for this episode that will make you think twice.

Gamer dads will absolutely love this episode. Mom gamers of course will do! Substantial, an MC, producer, visual artist, and consultant, has contributed to music in Arknights and PUBG Mobile. He also runs Substantial Art and Music, helping visual artists, musicians, and small businesses. Substantial shares how his father's passing at age 10 inspired him to channel emotions into art and music. His...

This episode features Josh Otero, founder and chairman of the Warrior Gamer Foundation, reflecting on the organization's growth, initiatives, and vision for supporting veterans through gaming, mental health advocacy, and innovative technologies.

Kate says, "Trauma is in my DNA." But we'd say, so is strength. Tune in for one of our favorite episodes. We love this one because Kate is a major testimonial to resilience, strength, and stamina. With an incredible amount of focus and determination she overcame the darkest days and endured the most dreaded trauma imaginable. Turning it around, she has competed at top levels and is a shining beaco...

In this amazing interview, Chris Webber discusses his loneliness following separation from the military, his acknowledgement that he’s still a major work in progress. Relatable, refreshing and insightful is the theme for this week’s interview. Despite Chris’ incredibly demanding job as a Naval Special Warfare, SEAL, Combatant Craft Crewman. Quite easily referred to as the most intense, demanding,...

A young man is told, "get a real job" by his mother. So a few days later he's off to MEPS (Military Entrance Processing Station) for what will be a 20 year decorated career in the US Marines. He falls in love with fantasy and fiction, by reading hundreds of books including the entire Star Wars series. Hiding in his work restroom to cure his voracious reading need, he finds inspiration to write his...

40 Episodes down and we've scored Sam Peterson, the first repeat guest on the podcast! He started off by providing a comprehensive overview of the Patriot Power Up treatment program, highlighting its unique approach to addressing mental health issues such as PTSD, TBI, depression, and anxiety.

We interview Crystal Privett, founder of Mindset Service and 7-time author and New York Times best seller! Crystal is a renowned energy psychologist, mental health specialist and personal transformation coach that adores helping others raise their level of consciousness with the magnificent mind.

A proud and motivated female navy veteran having served one tour of four years, Jenna Carlton discovers she doesn't quite fit in. She then discovers she isn't alone...

Lorenzo is an IT professional that is dedicated to helping the US Military and Government be the best that they can be. He works within one of the largest DoD Veteran focused non-profits called AFCEA, where he is President of the DC chapter.

Tomia Chu is a social worker who's passionate about community development, human rights, child protection, youth empowerment, humanitarian response and peace building.

Kruti Kanojia, the CEO of Healthy Gamer, discussed the organization's mission to enhance the mental health of the gaming community through various initiatives, including content creation, coaching, and a foundation for research and advocacy.

Trisha addresses Nervous System Dysregulation (NSD) caused by a "stuck" fight/flight stress response from repeated high-performance, high-stress situations. Trisha has been a private coach, trainer, educator, and consultant for over 6 years and currently discretely works with Special Forces, Navy SEALs, active duty, transitioning service members and those battling the corporate world.

Roshelle, a UX researcher at Blizzard and an Air Force veteran, shares her unconventional career path, and discusses the value of inclusion, communication, and teamwork.

Since 2018, Game Gym has offered a healthy and holistic approach to video games with structured sessions and certified coaches designed to help kids game better and smarter! Join us with founder and CEO Josh Hafkin to learn more.

With her deep understanding of gamers' needs and a background in enhancing eSports performance through sleep, nutrition, and mental conditioning, Kristin and her husband, Mike Anderson, are revolutionizing how competitive eSports athletes achieve peak performance.

Award-winning filmmaker and anime enthusiast Redd Tingle is bringing his long-held vision to life with Spirit’s Edge , a high-speed, 2D anime fighting game set to make a significant impact on the fighting game community.

In this episode, Sam shares a powerful story that compelled him to serve his fellow soldiers in his current capacity. As a previous bomb technician in EOD, he got to see his share of post-traumatic stress. As the career field with the #1 rate of suicide, he too was about to pull the trigger when his phone rang...

Kairi J. Sariah, an Air Force Intelligence and Special Operations Veteran, discovered the therapeutic power of gaming after navigating through her darkest hour with a loaded gun. Embracing her true self in the gaming community, she has since emerged as a passionate advocate for mental health and combatting veteran suicide.

Jamil Higley is an emotional intelligence coach modeled for Valve’s character, Alex. She works for Rice University as a leadership development coach.

A cutting edge FPS with actual replicas of military members inside it! The technology of this video game can also be harnessed to address PTSD symptoms. Learn more in this episode.