Ed Farmer, a disabled combat veteran and VA disability appeals attorney breaks down the VA system, helping you get a good result with your VA claim.
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Veterans Legal Lowdown is a podcast created by Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD, a law firm representing veterans nationwide on their VA disability claims. In each episode, our legal team breaks down a veterans law topic--from Burn Pits to Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs) and VA claim hacks to the latest VA news. This is CCK On Air.
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Welcome to The Veterans Disability Nexus, where we provide unique insights and expertise on medical evidence related to VA-rated disabilities. Leah Bucholz, a US Army Veteran, Physician Assistant, & former Compensation & Pension Examiner shares her knowledge related to Independent Medical Opinions often referred to as “Nexus Letters” in support of your pursuit of VA Disability every Tuesday & Wednesday at 7AM Central. Take control of your medical evidence related to your benefits and visit h ...
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Welcome to the Weekly Briefing, the definitive podcast for staying informed on the most significant news and policy changes affecting U.S. service members, military retirees, veterans, and their families. Each episode delivers a concise, comprehensive roundup of the latest developments from the Department of Defense, Congress, and the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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The Claim Climbers Podcast covers everything educational related to the VA as well as taking time to share Veteran's stories as they want them told. Join Samuel Ross, Claim Climbers CEO, as he share insightful commentary on the VA, interviews guests, and generally works to deliver an experience that enriches everyone who is, or knows, a Veteran.
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On this weekly podcast, members of the Johnson McGinnis Elder Care Law & Estate Planning team discuss the tools, techniques, strategies, and services that will help you respond with confidence to the legal, financial, and personal challenges created by long life, chronic illness, and disability.
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Join host Scott McLean, a veteran and also a passionate advocate for veterans' well-being. Each week Scott will bring you an episode that will feature insightful conversations with representatives from non-profit organizations dedicated to supporting veterans, as well as experts discussing programs within the Veterans Affairs (V.A.) aimed at assisting veterans with their needs. From discussing innovative therapies to highlighting community resources, this podcast sheds light on the myriad of ...
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Hi Veterans, welcome to the VA Claims Insider Podcast! We’re Veterans helping Veterans get the VA disability rating and compensation YOU deserve. I’m your host, Air Force service-disabled veteran Brian Reese, and each week we share VA disability claim tips, strategies, and lessons learned to help you win, service-connect, and get rated at the appropriate level, even if you’ve already filed or been denied!
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This podcast is an overview of the steps taken by many to effectively file a disability claim with the VA.
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Did you serve in the military? theSITREP is your trusted source for information about the benefits you have earned and deserve. Join theSITREP, as we discuss VA Disability, VA Pensions, VA Health Care, VA Home Loans, benefits for dependents, and benefits offered by other agencies and departments, such as military retirement, social security benefits and more. Want to watch? Search #theSITREP on YouTube. Have topic ideas for future episodes of theSITREP? Email us at [email protected].
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VA Accredited Attorney Christopher Brochu holds a weekly conversation to protect military families and inform about their rights related to: SGLI, VGLI, TSGLI, Camp Lejeune, VA Disability Appeals, Military Lending, Military Medical Misdiagnosis, Aviation Accidents, Injury Claims, Consumer Protection, and more!
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The Military Wallet Podcast with Ryan Guina
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The Military Wallet podcast is a weekly podcast that was created to bring the latest news and information in military and veterans benefits. This is the place to come for up to date information on current benefits programs for active duty members, retirees, members of the Guard and Reserves, veterans, and their family members. We cover topics such as military pay & benefits, military retirement pensions, VA disability claims, VA Loans, GI Bill, Thrift Savings Plan, and much more.
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Veterans get real with Chas Sampson Gain insight into the veteran experience with US Army OIF Combat Veteran and former Federal VA rater, Chas Sampson. In Each Episode: Dive deep into crucial topics such as VA disability claims, post-military life challenges, and the authentic struggles veterans encounter. Engage in candid conversations with esteemed guests, including a former VA Rater, a Veteran's Service Representative, and many other veterans that have great insight to offer. Insider Insi ...
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Veterans Law Group is committed to helping wounded warriors like you.Veterans disability law is all that we do. VLG represents disabled veterans and their families in obtaining the maximum level of benefits in every possible way.Since 1996, we have fought and won thousands of claims for wounded warriors with physical and psychological disabilities, some of which have helped set new precedents for veterans disability benefits and claims.And because we focus only on VA disability cases, you ge ...
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Supporting veterans to achieve career success as they navigate the challenges of transitioning out of the military. Each week we will bring you a new mentor who will teach you the lessons they have learned as they traveled the military transition path before you.
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Hello and Greetings Everyone,Welcome to Leading All The Time! Podcast. This Podcast is for everyone (Officers (Commissioned Officers, Warrant Officer, etc.), NonCommissioned Officers through Privates, Veterans, Family Members, and friends of Service Members) who would like to discuss concerns/questions that they have about transitioning from the military and VA disability compensation claim process; including resume writing and job searching, etc. This is an open forum centered on you to ass ...
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Are you a veteran struggling with PTSD, combat stress, or adjusting to civilian life? Tired of feeling isolated and unsure where to turn for support? You deserve solutions from mental health experts, veteran nonprofits, and fellow veterans who truly understand what you're facing. Each week, host Scott DeLuzio, an Army veteran and Gold Star Brother, shares interviews and practical steps to help you regain purpose, rebuild confidence, and thrive after military service. Find hope and take the n ...
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We help you navigate through a complicated legal system as it applies to Veterans, and the benefits and resources available.
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Thriving Beyond MST is more than a podcast—it’s a movement. Our Mission: Driving Change, Empowering Survivors, and Holding Systems Accountable. Our Vision: A Future Where MST is the Exception, Not the Norm. We amplify the voices of Military Sexual Trauma (MST) survivors, shine a light on systemic gaps, and push for real, lasting change. Through raw conversations, expert insights, and survivor stories, we break the silence, challenge the status quo, and build a future where justice is the exp ...
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Welcome to the LVPPA Podcast, where President Steve Grammas takes you on a captivating journey through the world of law enforcement in our country. With a keen focus on the brave officers of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD), we delve into insightful topics that matter most to our dedicated law enforcement community.
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Join Gregg Brasso, Benny Rabinovitz, Craig Wolfe and Chuck Delaney as they Discuss Veterans Services, events and more! Veterans Voice Radio has been featured on 1510 AM WMEX as well as 95.9 FM WATD Marshfield for 7 + years and has built a reputation for finding a way to help Veterans in every aspect of life post service. Reach out to us at Veteransvoicenetwork.org for more information as well as listening every Thursday @ 7pm for the live show on 1510 AM Quincy Boston ( wmexboston.com ) and ...
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From the mind of Tim Hart, who brought you The HartBeat Show Podcast that brings you news about what's happening in your SWFL community & around the world, comes The HartBeat for Realtors. We'll be talking to Real Estate Coaches and industry pros, about how to grow your business, add value for your clients, and conquer hurdles that keep you from reaching your goals. Visit website: www.timhartjr.com/ Apply for a mortgage today: bit.ly/2JHRZdO Facebook: bit.ly/2mxHd0E YouTube: bit.ly/2uFsSDR I ...
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Hello and Welcome! The purpose of this podcast is to give a voice to veterans, by sharing stories, information and information that pertains to Veterans. How many of you know of a loved one who served their country and did not know of their accomplishments? I have attended many veteran funerals and find out of their accomplishments once they are no longer in this earth. I want to give veterans. voice and share stories of strength, perseverance and love, hope you tune in and support our show, ...
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Welcome to Nugget’s Nuggets, where we talk about the good stuff—faith, golf, guns, and life. I’m Nugget, a USAF veteran who flew on the E-8C JSTARS, a single-digit handicapper on the golf course, a young adult leader at church, and—every now and then—a real estate agent. The playbook says I should talk about real estate, but let’s be honest—if you’re here and want to buy, sell, or invest, you’ll know where to find me. Instead, this podcast is about who I am, not just what I do. We’ll dive in ...
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🧠 Episode Overview: In this episode, we break down everything veterans need to know about glaucoma and VA disability benefits. Glaucoma is a serious eye condition that can cause permanent vision loss — and many veterans aren’t aware that it can be connected to their military service or service-connected conditions. We’ll cover how the VA rates glau…
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CCK Live: Exposed to AFFF or PFAS? We Explain These VA Disability Claims
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There are over 455 military bases with confirmed PFAS contamination due to using AFFF, or “aqueous film forming form.” Those who served at these locations might face health risks. In this episode, we explore how this exposure affects VA disability eligibility, and we discuss the current need for individual service connection proof. You’ll also lear…
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Part 2: When Do I Need a Nexus Letter for VA Disability?
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Veterans ask this all the time: Do I really need a Nexus Letter? The truth is, not every claim requires one but in certain situations, a Nexus Letter can be the single most important piece of evidence in your VA disability claim. In this video, Samuel Ross break down the five common scenarios when a Nexus Letter becomes essential. These include sec…
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You served your country, endured physical pain, and now struggle to get the benefits you rightfully earned. If navigating the VA disability claims system feels like a second battle, this episode is your lifeline. Dr. Adam Weissman, an emergency physician turned veteran advocate, pulls back the curtain on the VA disability rating process. He shares …
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Ep. 63 - Marine Combat Veteran, John Schrey. From Combat To The Streets To Recovery
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Send us a text We trace John’s path from Marine combat engineer to addiction, homelessness, and back to purposeful service, detailing how brotherhood, hard choices, and real treatment rebuilt his life. We also break down gaps in VA community care and how Haven for Heroes moves fast in crises. • choosing the Marine Corps and combat engineer path • d…
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MIL News Weekly 19-25 October 2025 (Episode 21)
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This episode of MIL News Weekly, covering October 19–25, 2025, highlights major issues affecting the military and veteran community. The ongoing federal government shutdown has created unprecedented financial uncertainty, with active-duty, Reserve, and civilian personnel facing missed paychecks, and stopgap measures sparking legal controversy. The …
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Veteran Finds Strength After the Weak Man Phase
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Losing your sense of identity after service feels like freefall. For Lee Freeburg, that struggle was real. A Navy hospital corpsman who fought to find his place in uniform and beyond, Lee spiraled into what he calls his weak man phase, living for temporary pleasures, drifting without direction. It took a violent quad accident and a broken collarbon…
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Part 6: Who Can Write A Nexus Letter for Me?
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Veterans ask all the time: Who can actually write a Nexus letter for me? 🪖 The truth is that while many licensed providers can write one, only those who understand the VA system should. In this video, Samuel Ross breaks down: ✅ Who’s medically qualified ✅ Why experience with VA claims matters ✅ What makes a Nexus letter strong (and what makes it we…
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Episode 294 - Protecting Yourself from Digital Scams with Safe Senior Tennessee
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Scammers are getting smarter — but so are we.In our latest episode, Elder Care Coordinator Debra King, LCSW of Johnson McGinnis Elder Care Law & Estate Planning sits down with Chris Ramage, Special Agent-in-Charge at the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, to explore Safe Senior TN, a powerful initiative helping protect older adults from online and …
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Alcohol Use Disorder and Veterans Disability – Understanding Your Options
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🧠 Episode Overview: In this episode, we take an honest and informative look at Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) and how it affects veterans seeking VA disability benefits. Many veterans struggle with alcohol use after service — often as a result of PTSD, chronic pain, or other service-connected conditions. Yet, the VA’s approach to alcohol-related disabi…
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When the Uniform Comes Off Everything Changes Overnight
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Leaving the military can feel like stepping off a cliff. One day, you've got steady pay, housing, and a community that's always around. The next day, it's all gone. That's the reality Robert Wheeler faced when he left the Navy. He went from structure and purpose to bills stacking up, silence from the people he served with, and depression that pushe…
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Part 5: What Makes A Good Nexus Letter? | CEO Samuel Ross
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Not all Nexus letters are created equal. Some carry real weight with the VA, while others get tossed aside. In this video, Samuel Ross breaks down the 4 key elements every strong Nexus letter must have: ✅ Licensed & qualified medical provider ✅ Full review of your medical & service history ✅ Correct VA legal language (“at least as likely as not”) ✅…
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CCK Live: Need a Nexus Letter for Sleep Apnea VA Claim? Here’s How to Get One
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Veterans who are filing a VA claim for sleep apnea will need a nexus connecting the condition to an in-service event. This can be in the form of a “nexus letter.” A nexus letter is a written opinion from a competent medical professional that details the disability is “at least as likely as not” connected to their military service. In this episode, …
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Ep. 62 - Bob: From High School Drop Out at 16 to Vietnam At 17 to The Streets For 18 Years to Saving Veterans
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Send us a text A veteran’s life arcs from a 17-year-old paratrooper in Vietnam to 18 years on New York streets, to a late-life mission rescuing fellow veterans. Raw scenes of war, failed recovery, homelessness, and hard-earned redemption shape a clear path to purpose. • early enlistment, jump school, 1962 Vietnam operations • traumatic recoveries, …
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MIL News Weekly 12-18 Oct 2025 (Episode 20)
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This episode of MIL News Weekly covers essential updates from October 12–18, 2025, focusing on the impact of the federal funding lapse on the military community. Active and Reserve service members faced delayed pay due to the shutdown, with financial institutions stepping in to offer support, while Coast Guard pay was safeguarded by special legisla…
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From Homeless to 100% VA Rating: Impossible Victory
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As a VA-accredited attorney, I'm here to assist you with your legal needs. Schedule a consultation today: https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice When the VA says your claim is “unwinnable,” don’t believe it. In this episode of VA Made Easy, VA-accredited attorney and Army veteran Ed Farmer explains how he secured a 100% rating for bipolar disorder for a…
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Treating Veteran Transition Like an Experiment
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Losing the uniform can mean losing identity, reputation, and even the sense of mission that kept you moving forward. For many, the transition feels like starting from zero. That is exactly what Stephen Bump faced after 12 years in the Air Force. His journey carried him from aerospace engineering to Eli Lilly, through business school, and finally in…
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You’ve probably seen it in veteran groups: “Nexus letters aren’t real, they’re just made-up paperwork.” Let’s set the record straight. Nexus letters are real, they’re medical opinions recognized by the VA, used by the Board of Veteran Appeals, and even cited in court rulings. The difference? A weak letter can sink your claim, but a strong Nexus let…
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Homeless Veterans Programs: Real Help, Real Hope, Real Change
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Leah breaks down the VA’s Homeless Veterans Programs, highlighting how they provide housing, mental health support, substance abuse treatment, and employment opportunities to help veterans regain stability. She explains key initiatives like HUD-VASH, the GPD program, HCHV, and SSBF, while emphasizing the “housing first” approach as the foundation f…
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Episode 293 - Silver Alerts and the TBI Find App
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Outreach coordinator Dana Hentschel is joined by Shelly Smitherman, Assistant Special Agent in Charge at the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, to talk about the TBI Find App—a game-changing tool for families and caregivers of vulnerable adults across Tennessee. If you care for someone with dementia, Alzheimer’s, or another cognitive condition—you …
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Federal Job Seeker Resume and Application Details with Lori Norris
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Send us a text Your federal resume just shrank and if you are looking to work for the federal government you have 2 pages to convey your qualifications for these roles. In this solo episode, resume writer and federal employment specialist Lori Norris walks you through the new two-page limit, the shift to merit-based hiring processes, skills-first h…
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Top 5 Reasons VA Denies Sleep Apnea Claims
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Leah breaks down why so many veterans’ VA sleep apnea claims get denied and how to strengthen them. She explains what sleep apnea is, why it’s especially common among veterans, and the two main service connection paths—primary and secondary. Leah then highlights the top reasons for denials, including lack of a sleep study, missing or weak service c…
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Jennifer Ballou's deployment to Afghanistan was supposed to overlap briefly with her husband's fourth combat tour. They'd have a couple of months in-country together, then he'd head home to the kids while she finished her year. That plan ended the night she learned he'd been killed in action. She came home with his flag-draped casket and stepped in…
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Veterans often ask: Are Nexus letters really worth it? The truth is, not every VA claim needs one but in the right situation, a Nexus letter can be life changing. In this video, we break down what Nexus letters are, when they’re worth the investment, and how they can mean the difference between a denial and thousands of dollars in benefits. 👉 If yo…
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Ep. 61 - Art, Hands, and a Flag. Artist Ariel Basso's Journey to the "We Are America" Project
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Send us a text We talk with artist and musician Ariel Basso about a life in art shaped by Miami roots, Brooklyn grit, and a mother’s blindness that sparked a tactile mixed-media method. The conversation builds toward “We Are America,” a community flag made from the handprints of veterans’ families, alongside a documentary and an original song with …
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MIL News Weekly 5-11 Oct 2025 (Episode 19)
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This week’s episode covers the ongoing effects of the 2025 government shutdown on military personnel, with active duty and Reservists continuing to serve without pay until Congress finalizes appropriations. The Senate passed the FY26 National Defense Authorization Act, but pay will remain delayed until an appropriations bill passes. Key policy upda…
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As a VA-accredited attorney, I'm here to assist you with your legal needs. Schedule a consultation today: https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice Are you preparing for your VA C&P exam? VA-accredited attorney and Army combat veteran Ed Farmer breaks down three things NOT to say during your exam. In this episode: 🚫 What NOT to say to a C&P examiner ✅ How …
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The battlefield changes you, but the real fight might start when you get home. Ben Sykes went from web designer to Marine machine gunner during the invasion of Iraq, living through relentless firefights, surreal moments in Saddam's palaces, and the strange calm of enemy fire becoming routine. But nothing prepared him for the turbulence of reintegra…
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Episode 292: Lewy Body Dementia: An Interview with Dr. Monica Crane
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Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis chats with Dr. Monica Crane about one of the most challenging and misunderstood forms of dementia. Dr. Crane will discuss: 🔹 The stages of Lewy Body Dementia🔹 How symptoms can differ from Alzheimer’s🔹 What families can expect — and how they can cope🎧 If you or a loved one is facing this diagnosis, this …
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How Psychedelics Help After Military Service
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After two deployments and a solid run in the Marine Corps, Susannah Stokes did what a lot of vets do-she took her leadership skills into the corporate world. But even with a great job at Facebook and everything looking good on paper, something still felt off. This episode talks about what happens when the structure goes away, and you're left trying…
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CCK Live: Lifetime VA Benefits - Do Veterans Get Benefits for Life?
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Part 1: Do I Really Need a Nexus Letter for My VA Disability Claim?
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MIL News Weekly 28 Sep - 4 Oct 2025 (Episode 18)
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Here are major updates impacting military families, retirees, and veterans. Key changes include the extension of TRICARE Reserve Select survivor benefits to three years, easing the financial burden for Reserve families. The 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) proposes a 3.8% military pay raise, increased family separation allowance, a fo…
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Episode 291: Who Should Serve as Your Trustee, Executor, and/or Attorney-in-Fact?
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Who should you trust with your future? 🤔Choosing the right attorney-in-fact, executor, or trustee is one of the most important — and emotional — parts of estate planning. Whether you have multiple children, no children, or a blended family, the decision isn't always clear.🎙️ On this episode of Aging Starts Now, Outreach Coordinator Dana Hentschel a…
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Military Transition Q&A with Ryan Griffiths
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Send us a text For the first military transition Q&A of the season, Lori speaks with Ryan Griffiths, an Air Force leader 9 months from retirement, to translate a First Sergeant’s responsibilities that include pay issues, emergency leave, recognition and crisis calls, into relevant HR and employee relations skills that land interviews. We dig into h…
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Hepatitis and VA Disability | All You Need to Know
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Leah provides a focused breakdown of how hepatitis B and C can be service-connected for VA disability claims. She explains the basics of hepatitis, common ways veterans may have been exposed during service (such as air gun injections or pre-1992 blood transfusions), and the criteria needed for direct or secondary service connection, including the i…
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Building Veteran Community Through Fitness
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Chris Smith didn't plan to become the program director of a veteran fitness nonprofit. When he left the Army, his only goal was to stay afloat. But after facing down PTSD, relationship struggles, and a stretch of homelessness, he found himself on a new path-one focused on health, consistency, and community. In this episode, Chris talks about how Wa…
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Ep.60 - From Vietnam Vet to The No White Flags Project: How Art Brownstein Builds Dignity With Adaptive Bathrooms
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Send us a text A veteran’s spark in a public restroom becomes a nationwide mission to restore independence in the most private room of the home. We unpack the tech, the funding grind, the caregiver load, and the culture shift that lets amputees lead with pride—not surrender. • mission of One Man One Mic and Art’s background • how a hand dryer led t…
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CCK Live: Top Reasons VA Claims Get Delays and How to Speed Them Up
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Veterans often wonder why it takes so long for VA to process disability claims and appeals. In this episode, we’ll discuss the top reasons behind these VA claim delays. We’ll also share some tips on how veterans can help speed up their claims. From simple mistakes like missing deadlines or not filling out forms correctly, to bigger issues on VA’s s…
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What are the V.A. Benefits in MY State with Samuel Ross | Oklahoma
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Learn more at: https://launch.claimclimbers.com/ If you’re a veteran living in Oklahoma, you’ve got access to powerful state-level benefits that go far beyond what the federal VA provides. From education programs like Heroes Promise, to sales and property tax exemptions, housing support, veteran homes, and employment opportunities, Oklahoma ensures…
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MIL News Weekly 21-27 Sep 2025 (Episode 17)
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This episode of MIL News Weekly covers critical military and veteran updates for September 21–27, 2025. The main story is the looming government shutdown and its impact on military pay, with a focus on the reintroduction of the bipartisan Pay Our Troops Act to ensure uninterrupted pay for service members and key civilian defense personnel. The epis…
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As a VA-accredited attorney, I'm here to assist you with your legal needs. Schedule a consultation today: https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice Can you work and still receive VA disability benefits? In this episode of VA Made Easy, VA-accredited attorney and Army combat veteran Ed Farmer breaks it all down. You’ll learn: 👉 How working can impact your V…
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How Veterans Stay Mentally and Physically Strong
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When the uniform comes off, many veterans feel like they've lost their team. And with it, their purpose. Michael "Sully" Sullivan knows that feeling firsthand, having spent 30 years in Special Forces. But instead of fading into isolation, he stepped into a new mission with Team RWB, helping veterans reconnect, rebuild accountability, and strengthen…
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What are the V.A. Benefits in MY State with Samuel Ross | Nebraska
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Learn more at: https://launch.claimclimbers.com/ If you’re a veteran living in Nebraska, you may be missing out on HUGE benefits beyond your federal VA disability and retirement pay. From tuition waivers and property tax exemptions to housing, business opportunities, and full state tax relief on military retirement pay the Cornhusker State takes ca…
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VA Disability for Medication Side Effects | What Veterans Need to Know
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Leah explains how veterans may qualify for VA disability compensation if they experience side effects from medications prescribed for service-connected conditions. She outlines what the VA recognizes under 38 CFR 3.310, provides real-world examples such as ulcers from NSAIDs, metabolic syndrome from antipsychotics, sexual dysfunction from SSRIs, an…
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In this episode of Aging Starts Now, Elder Care Coordinator Deborah King talks with Tara Grimett from Personic Health about how advanced wound care—once limited to clinics—can now be provided in the comfort of your home. Learn who needs wound care, how referrals work, and what tools and technologies are used (like wound vacs and ultrasound mist mac…
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Congenital Birth Defects and VA Disability | All You and your Family Need to Know
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Leah explains how congenital birth defects intersect with VA disability benefits for both veterans and their children. She covers what congenital birth defects are, the conditions linked to toxic exposures like Agent Orange in Vietnam and Korea or contaminated water at Camp Lejeune, and when children may qualify for compensation or health benefits.…
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From Musician to Soldier and the Invisible Wounds After War
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Joseph Fontenot gave up a rising career in music to enlist in the Army, only to be thrust into unexpected combat roles in Iraq and Afghanistan. He discusses his experiences while deployed, injuries that aren't always physical, and the challenge of finding direction and building a meaningful life after returning home. Links & Resources Veteran Suici…
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CCK Live: The VA 70/40 Rule for a 100% Disability Rating
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Veterans who cannot work due to their service-connected disabilities may qualify for Total Disability Based on Individual Unemployability, or TDIU. If so, they may have come across something called the “70/40 rule.” In this episode, we discuss this rule and how having one disability rated at 40% or higher, with a combined rating of at least 70%, ca…
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MIL News Weekly 14-20 Sep 2025 (Episode 16)
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The top story is President Trump’s executive order restoring the Department of War as a secondary name for the Department of Defense, signaling a shift in national military philosophy. Congress is debating this change while also working on the FY26 National Defense Authorization Act, with amendments focusing on casualty assistance, moving allowance…
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