Road Home Program: The Podcast

By: Road Home Program at Rush
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  • Summary

  • Veterans have served our country, now it’s our turn to serve them. Road Home's Will Beiersdorf talks with veterans and their families about their journeys transitioning to civilian life. During every episode you’ll hear from subject matter experts, like Rush clinicians, staff and community partners, discussing resources and services available to veterans to help them heal from the invisible wounds of war.
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Episodes
  • Chaps, Chaps's, Chapsi...? How active duty chaplains are helping today's soldiers. | Ep. 26

    Chaps, Chaps's, Chapsi...? How active duty chaplains are helping today's soldiers. | Ep. 26
    Sep 9 2024
    Road Home Program's Chaplain Mark Schimmelpfennig interviews two active duty chaplains with rather interesting stories at the Wounded Warrior Project's Chaplain Symposium. Chaplains Brian Koyn of the 18th Airborne Corps and Mike Beck from Joint Base Lewis-McChord share their journey to chaplaincy and how they have an impact on soldier's lives through faith and ministry.
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    45 mins
  • Making a Difference in the Lives of Those Who've Served | Ep. 25

    Making a Difference in the Lives of Those Who've Served | Ep. 25
    Jan 31 2024
    Introducing Joseph Zolper, Road Home Program's new Outreach Manager. Hear Joseph's powerful journey from military service to advocating for veterans' mental health. Discover how his battle with PTSD and passion for supporting his fellow servicemen and women led him to this vital role. Joseph shares insights on the invisible wounds of war and the transformative support systems that guide veterans toward healing.
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    19 mins
  • A Flexible Approach to Veteran Care | Ep. 24

    A Flexible Approach to Veteran Care | Ep. 24
    Sep 9 2023
    Jessica Lopez, a veteran and now a licensed clinical social worker, shares her story of transitioning from the Marine Corps to college and then finding her place at the Road Home Program. She gets real about the day-to-day at the clinic, emphasizing teamwork, mentorship, and the ever-changing nature of innovation in their approach. It's a no-nonsense peek into the vital work Road Home Program does, straight from someone who's lived it.
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    24 mins

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