On this milestone 100th episode of the Mil2Vet Podcast, we are thrilled to bring you the incredible story of Eddie Lowery Jr., a Navy veteran who dives deep into his personal journey of resilience, growth, and life after military service. Eddie shares raw and honest insights about his time in the Navy, the challenges he faced, and how he’s charted a path forward with determination and grit.This episode is packed with humor, thought-provoking moments, and the kind of authenticity that has defined our podcast. Eddie’s story serves as a reminder of the strength and adaptability veterans bring to every stage of life.🎉 And don’t miss next week, where we’ll highlight some of the most-viewed episodes from Season 1! It’s a celebration of the stories that resonated the most with our listeners and a chance to reflect on the incredible journey we’ve taken together.Thank you for being part of the Mil2Vet community. Here’s to the next 100 episodes! #mil2vet #veterancommunity #podcast #vetpodcast #militarypodcast #fyp #veteranresources #connection

In this episode of the Mil2Vet Podcast, we’re joined by Nick White, a Navy veteran with a compelling story. Nick takes us through his journey in the Navy, sharing unforgettable sea stories from his time aboard ships like the USS George Washington and the USS Iwo Jima.He opens up about his experiences navigating mental health challenges and the medical board process that led to his retirement in 2022. Nick also talks about how gaming has become a positive outlet for him and a way to stay connected.This episode is packed with humor, insight, and inspiration—a must-listen for veterans and anyone interested in hearing authentic stories of resilience and adaptation.🎧 Don’t miss next week’s episode 100, setting the stage for our big season finale in episode 101, where Yogi and I will share the top 10 most-viewed episodes of the season! #mil2vet #veterancommunity #podcast #vetpodcast #militarypodcast #fyp #veteranresources #connection

In Episode 98, we sit down with Retired Master Chief Tim Kearns, who served 30 years in the Navy’s Silent Service as Chief of the Boat on the USS Chicago and Command Master Chief of the ARCO. Tim shares his lessons learned from retirement, including the importance of starting your VA claim early with the Benefits Delivery at Discharge (BDD) program, planning at least two years ahead, and staying flexible throughout the transition process.

This episode is packed with actionable advice and inspiring insights for service members preparing to navigate life after the military.

Don’t forget, we’re wrapping up Season 1 with Episode 100—a recap of the Top 10 Most Viewed Episodes!

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