Exposed Vet Productions
Exposed Vet Productions
Podcast Description
Exposed Vet Productions is your frontline source for real talk on veterans’ issues—straight from those who’ve lived it. Formerly known as the Exposed Vet Radioshow, we’ve expanded into a powerful platform where veterans, advocates, and experts come together to share stories, spotlight challenges, and uncover truths that others overlook. From navigating the VA system to discussing benefits, mental health, and military life after service, we bring clarity, community, and connection. Whether you're a veteran, caregiver, or ally—this is your space to get informed, get inspired, and get heard.
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The podcast centers on critical veterans' issues including navigating the VA claims system, PACT Act implications, mental health struggles, and the impacts of toxic military exposures. Episodes often dive deep into subjects like the complexities of the VA payment crisis related to the PACT Act, personal stories surrounding PTSD, and the latest updates on regulations affecting veterans' benefits.

Exposed Vet Productions is your frontline source for real talk on veterans’ issues—straight from those who’ve lived it. Formerly known as the Exposed Vet Radioshow, we’ve expanded into a powerful platform where veterans, advocates, and experts come together to share stories, spotlight challenges, and uncover truths that others overlook. From navigating the VA system to discussing benefits, mental health, and military life after service, we bring clarity, community, and connection. Whether you’re a veteran, caregiver, or ally—this is your space to get informed, get inspired, and get heard.
We test where AI can actually help veterans build stronger Nexus letters and where it fails hard, from fake citations to the wrong legal phrasing. Bethanie Spangenberg shares practical prompts, research tactics, and quality standards that keep letters credible and readable for VA raters.
• defining what a strong Nexus letter must include
• “at least as likely as not” vs malpractice language
• writing for raters with clear, low-jargon explanations
• how AI helps: summaries, translation, structure, prompts
• where AI fails: hallucinated sources, generic templates
• verifying research, citations, and URLs before use
• handling obesity and other medical risk factors
• statements to fill long gaps in treatment history
• research hierarchy: systematic reviews to cohort studies
• privacy cautions when using public AI tools
• internal workflows, grammar tools, and quality control
• actionable prompts to find relevant medical literature
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