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Army Infantry veteran Jamie Goldstein calls out our nation's leaders for dragging their feet on legislation to support victims of burn pit exposure. It's about time.

Jamie leads an exploration via thought into the divisive nature of modern politics, the element necessary for riots to have merit, and the self-cannibalizing nature of the veteran community that exists when partisanship triumphs.

Jamie discusses the hardships unique to military families, the bizarre and toxic relationship between the military and marriage, and the impact of both on the military as a whole.

Jamie talks the disastrous withdrawal from Kabul and the only hope for its future and ours: acceptance.

Jamie works to answer the questions that matter: Who loves short shorts? Is lethal weapons training the key to reducing service member suicide? How the f-k did the Navy let 10 Sailors kill themselves on the same g-damn ship?

Jamie calls out the Labor Department for misrepresenting the employment status of veterans.

Jamie discusses the implications of mandatory honorable discharges for troops who refuse Covid jab.

Jamie explores the importance of social media in the military community.

Navy's pronoun training, "Mad Dog" Mattis's shotgun wedding, and military drinking history.

Jamie discusses the Greatest Generation and wonders if our future can be as glorious as our past.

Jamie explores contributing factors and viable solutions to the recruiting crisis being caused by the same people crying about it.