1, 2, Many: Veteran Suicide With Timothy Lawson

Originally Aired: June 16, 2014 Episode Two is here.  This episode includes a story from a Marine veteran about his friend who took his own life.  We also hear a couple minutes about suicidal signals from Dr. Tracy Clemansat University of Utah. First, I want to reiterate a few points made at the beginning of the show: RESPECT my guests Do NOT call them out if they’ve chosen to be anonymous Share this with those you feel would benefit Be sure to take something from each episode Secondly, this project has reached success because of my Kickstarter supporters and sponsors. This week’s sponsor is Oscar Mike, a veteran founded and veteran focused apparel company. The second episode of the 1, 2, Many: Veteran Suicide project features Zachary Bell of Courage Beyond. Zach joins me to recount the story of his friend committing suicide. The story is well told and Zach’s reflections on his circumstance are moving. This episode is important as it shows us how important it is to talk with each other and realize we’re not

Originally Aired: June 8, 2014 We have finally begun. The project that everyone has been waiting to release is finally here. Before I get into this first episode, I want to thank everyone who has supported my efforts and has patiently waited for this. I want to reiterate a few points made at the beginning of the show: RESPECT my guests Do NOT call them out if they’ve chosen to be anonymous Share this with those you feel would benefit Be sure to take something from each episode Secondly, this project has reached success because of my Kickstarter supporters and sponsors. This week’s sponsor is Saxon/Hart, an organization using makeovers to help individuals rediscover their beauty. I wanted to start this project with a display of leadership.  I wanted to show that I’m willing to talk about this subject and share my story before I expected anyone else to.  In order to best tell my story, I wanted to bring on a competent host to guide the conversation.  So, I invited Army veteran John Lee Dumas, host of Entrepre