VET Talks
VET Talks is a bold, honest, and mission-driven podcast for community members, leaders, advocates, and changemakers who are passionate about building stronger systems of support for our Veterans, military families, and communities.Hosted by Natalie Worthan—military spouse,…
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Episode Fifteen: The Invisible Injury Crisis (opens the original)
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Today we will talk about how traumatic brain injuries can go undiagnosed due to their symptoms - headaches, sleep problems, anxiety, depression - all of which can overlap with other issues and therefore be missed. Recognizing these invisible injuries earlier can create opportunities for intervention and provide veterans with earlier support.
Episode Fourteen: Understanding the CARES Act (opens the original)
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How does the Community CARES Act affect veterans, military families and nonprofit services? The importance of listening to multiple perspectives, participate in democratic process, and staying informed.
Episode Thirteen: The Day America Almost Didn’t Exist (opens the original)
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Today we will talk about how history demonstrated leadership during times of uncertainty, the importance of maintaining momentum, and the value of taking calculated risks. We connect these lessons to veterans and discuss how to respond to uncertainty in our own lives.
Episode Twelve: Why Most Nonprofits Never Scale (opens the original)
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In this episode we discuss the three things every Founder needs to grow and develop a non-profit initiative.
Episode Eleven: Why Veterans Should Pay Attention to Congress (opens the original)
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Listen as Founder, Natalie Worthan, discusses the many reasons our Veteran and military community should stay attuned to what is happening in our Congress and why they should be vocal with their local representatives.
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