The Scuttlebutt | Season 5 Episode 8 Did you know that The Red Cross has been serving the military for more than 140 years and has deployed alongside military personnel in every U.S. conflict since the Spanish-American War? Joining Shaun this week to talk about this history, disaster relief, and the many services provided by

The Scuttlebutt | Season 5 Episode 7 Did you know you could enlist in the Marine Corps and serve as a Combat Artist?! I sure didn't. Then I came across this interview with Marine Corps veteran and Combat Artist, Elize McKelvey. Elize joins The Scuttlebutt this week with fellow Combat Artist and Artist in Residence at the

The Scuttlebutt | Season 5 Episode 6 The Veterans Breakfast Club avoids partisan politics, but when is it appropriate to talk about Veteran Advocacy? The Scuttlebutt welcomes Marine Corps veterans, Dwight Boddorf (Township Manager) and Jessica King (VFW Commander of District 29) to talk about the state of Veteran Advocacy at the community, local, state, and

The Scuttlebutt | Season 5 Episode 5 Recently, the Veterans Breakfast Club was joined by author and historian Sir Max Hastings on Greatest Generation Live. We’ve brought his fascinating conversation with Glenn Flickinger to the Scuttlebutt. Sir Max helps us understand the importance of learning about world history and talks about his process of writing

The Scuttlebutt | Season 5 Episode 4 “For the Brothers, By the Brothers, Forged in Arms.” Mu Beta Phi is a Greek letter military fraternity founded in 2017 by three Active Duty and Retired military men, across three branches of service. Their aspirations to serve, support, and defend the men and women in the local

The Scuttlebutt | Season 5 Episode 3 One of these things is not like the other but somehow they have been intertwined throughout history. This week's Scuttlebutt episode welcomes three Air Force Veterans who are also ordained ministers. Eric Fenton, Ben Wright, and Michael Wurschmidt join us to talk about their service and where along