Hosted by Bill Krieger · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 167 episodes
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In a world where storytelling has been our link to the past since the days of cave drawings, there exists a timeless tradition. It's the art of passing down knowledge, and for Military Veterans, it's a crucial piece of their legacy. Join us on the Veterans Archives Podcast, where we dive deep into the heartwarming and awe-inspiring stories of those who served, no matter when or where. Here, Veterans get the chance to be the authors of their own narratives. Through guided interviews in a relaxed and safe environment, they paint their experiences with their own words and unique voices. The result? A memory card in a presentation box, a precious gift they can share however they please. But that's not all. These stories find a secure home in our archive, a treasure chest of experiences for future generations to explore. The best part? It's all a gift to the Veteran – our way of saying thank you for their service. Tune in to the Veterans Archives
Bill Krieger hosts Veterans Archives: Preserving the Stories of our Nations Heroes, a history show with 167 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Jesse Krewson doesn’t tell a “clean” redemption story. He tells the real one, where poverty, identity, and a missing support system push a kid in Grand Rapids toward gangs, weed, and dropping out before
Send us Fan Mail A lot of people carry a quiet belief that their work “didn’t really count.” Chuck Dodge used to feel that way about his Air Force service, even after four years stationed at Dover Air Force Base, where h
Send us Fan Mail A full-ride scholarship, a Pentagon internship, and a clear military track should have meant a smooth launch. Jim Bennett did the opposite. He chased the Appalachian Trail, learned what it means to “hike
Send us Fan Mail War stories usually end with the homecoming. Mike Carie’s don’t, because the hard part kept going after the uniform came off. We talk with Mike, a US Army veteran who grew up bouncing from place to place
Send us Fan Mail One decision after high school can change the whole arc of your life, especially when it sends you farther than you ever expected. We’re joined by Tod Smith, a Lansing, Michigan native who joins the Unit
Send us Fan Mail The Vietnam War wasn’t just fought with rifles. It was fought with fuel, paperwork, convoys, and the kind of responsibility that can follow you for years. We sit down with Robert “Bob” Tvorik, a United S
Send us Fan Mail The draft, Vietnam, a brand-new marriage, and orders that change without warning. Bruce Davenport walks us through a life shaped by service and problem-solving, from growing up in small town Michigan to
Send us Fan Mail You can hear the exact moment a life changes when someone stops trying to force a plan and starts following the next right step. Brad Foss takes us from Janesville, Wisconsin, where he’s a quiet kid tink
Send us Fan Mail Doug Thorne didn’t set out chasing adventure, but service kept handing it to him anyway. From a childhood spent moving around Michigan with a dad in the state police, Doug learns early how to adapt, make
Send us Fan Mail You can hear the pivot points in Takura Nyamfukudza’s life the moment he describes them: finishing school in Zimbabwe, getting on a plane to join his mom and sister in the United States, then spotting a
Send us Fan Mail Some people talk about service like it is a resume line. Pamelajune Anderson lives it like a calling, and she earned it the hard way. We start in Columbus, Ohio, where she grows up in a strict, loving ho
Send us Fan Mail War zone medicine is not just trauma bays and helicopters. Sometimes it is 140-degree heat, dust storms that ground flights, and a charge nurse trying to keep blood running while a policy says patients m
Send us Fan Mail A life can look ordinary on paper and still be packed with turning points you only hear when someone tells the story out loud. We talk with William “Bill” Atkinson, a longtime Lansing, Michigan resident
Send us Fan Mail A lot of people say they want a life story worth saving. Jim Clark lived one, and he tells it with the calm detail of someone who has actually done the work. Jim was born in West Virginia, moved west dur
Send us Fan Mail A lot of people say they “worked their way up.” Charles Thomas actually did it, step by step, when the alternatives were a factory line, a foundry floor, or getting drafted into the Vietnam War. We talk
Send us Fan Mail Harold Pope’s life reads like a map of modern American choices: leave the South, build a home up North, learn the rules of power early, and decide what kind of person you will be anyway. We talk with Har
Send us Fan Mail A kid from Lansing gets pulled out of a stable home, dropped into foster care, and learns to survive by becoming self-sufficient. Years later, a draft letter and the shadow of Vietnam force a choice that
Send us Fan Mail A bottle of Canadian Club sounds like a punchline until it turns into a lifeline on a late night in Marseille. We talk with Thom Miller, a Michigan native and United States Army veteran, about the real d
Send us Fan Mail He survived Mosul, but the hardest fight started after he came home. Bill Krieger, a U.S. Navy veteran and Michigan National Guard military police officer, walks us through a life defined by the search f
Send us Fan Mail A HIMARS battalion fires 372 rockets and hits 372 targets. Years later, the same planner is fighting a different battle: drone warfare that gives you 90 seconds to decide if the “lawnmower” overhead is f
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