Frontline Voices

Frontline Voices
Podcast Description
Presented by the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, Frontline Voices brings you raw, real, and unfiltered conversations with American veterans and changemakers who are leading from the front, long after they hang up the uniform. Hosted by IRON Mike Steadman, Marine Corps Infantry Officer turned social entrepreneur and Hoover Veteran Fellow, this show explores the intersections of service, leadership, and impact in a world full of uncertainty.
Frontline Voices is part of the Veteran Fellowship Program. To learn more, click the following link
https://www.hoover.org/veteran-fellowship-program
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast revolves around themes of veteran mental health, leadership, and the impact of military service on civilian life. Key episodes include discussions on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and personal experiences with mental health struggles as highlighted in The Hardest Fight with Matthew Brown. It also explores resilience and mentorship through stories shared in Leading with Grit with Greg Eason, aiming to normalize excellence in various fields.

Presented by the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, Frontline Voices brings you raw, real, and unfiltered conversations with American veterans and changemakers who are leading from the front, long after they hang up the uniform. Hosted by IRON Mike Steadman, Marine Corps Infantry Officer turned social entrepreneur and Hoover Veteran Fellow, this show explores the intersections of service, leadership, and impact in a world full of uncertainty.
Frontline Voices is part of the Veteran Fellowship Program. To learn more, click the following link
https://www.hoover.org/veteran-fellowship-program
In this episode of Frontline Voices, we sit down with John Moses, retired U.S. Army Sergeant First Class, Hoover Veteran Fellow, and co-founder of the Massachusetts Afghan Alliance. John shares his journey from a blue-collar upbringing in Lowell, Massachusetts, to serving in Afghanistan, and ultimately helping evacuate 68 Afghans during the chaotic 2021 withdrawal. We talk about the moral injury veterans felt watching the collapse, the shifting U.S. sentiment toward Afghan refugees, and how John is keeping the mission alive through community support and advocacy. His story is a testament to staying above the political fray, leading with compassion, and honoring the promises we made.

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