S3E15: He Was Wounded in Vietnam. Then He Returned to His Men. | Col. Rich Coachys
At 22, Rich Coachys led a platoon of 44 soldiers through the rice paddies outside Saigon. In this episode of the Gary Sinise Foundation Podcast, the retired Army colonel recalls the confusion of his f...
14 Okt 1h
S3E14: Her Mission Was to Keep Them Alive | U.S. Army Sergeant (Ret.) Mary Dague
Retired U.S. Army Sergeant Mary Dague served in one of the military’s most dangerous roles: explosive ordnance disposal. During a mission in Iraq, Mary hugged a bomb to her chest to shield the soldier...
30 Sep 53min
S3E13: A Vietnam POW’s Journey to Freedom | Lt. Colonel Bob Jeffrey
After being shot down, Vietnam Veteran Bob Jeffrey endured more than seven years of torture and captivity as a POW in Vietnam. In this episode of the Gary Sinise Foundation Podcast, Bob shares his ext...
16 Sep 1h 8min
S3E12: Finding a Way Through the Darkness | Amber Rodriguez
After losing her father to suicide at just 11 years old, Amber Rodriguez spent years navigating grief, isolation, and the feeling that she had to be strong for her family. In this episode of the GSF P...
2 Sep 46min
S3E11: The Day Everything Went Black | Army Medic Nick Gaines
Army Medic Nick Gaines was only 12 feet away when an IED explosion ripped apart his teammate, EOD Tech Mary Dague’s body. In this deeply personal conversation, Nick recounts the moments surrounding th...
19 Aug 49min
S3E9: The Hidden Reality of Being a Fallen Hero's Child | Richard Moorman
Richard Moorman was still a teenager when he lost his father, Los Angeles Fire Department Captain David Moorman. In this heartfelt conversation, Richard shares memories of his dad's service, the chall...
22 Jul 50min
S3E8: Gary Sinise Reveals How Resurrection & Revival: Part 3 Came to Life
Behind every great album is a story - and Resurrection Revival Part 3 is unlike any other.In this special episode of the Gary Sinise Foundation Podcast, Cristin is joined by the proud father of Mac, G...
10 Jul 1h 15min
