WSNtv
WSNtv
Podcast Description
The We Serve Network (WSN-TV) is a bold new platform where service meets storytelling. Born from decades of experience in EMS, veteran advocacy, and community leadership, our mission is to spotlight everyday heroes who serve others — and to inspire viewers to become part of that service.
With a powerful lineup of original shows and creators, each program brings a unique voice: from elevating EMS professionals and public safety workers, to giving artists, faith leaders, veterans, and changemakers a place to share their truth. Whether it’s interviews, raw documentaries, heartfelt conversations,
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Content Themes
The network focuses on themes such as community service, advocacy, and personal stories of resilience. For instance, episodes feature military veterans sharing their journeys, artists discussing the intersection of faith and music, and community leaders addressing pressing social issues like humanitarian crises. Specific episodes delve into topics such as mental health advocacy, the role of music in service, and police reform efforts.
The We Serve Network (WSN-TV) is a bold new platform where service meets storytelling. Born from decades of experience in EMS, veteran advocacy, and community leadership, our mission is to spotlight everyday heroes who serve others — and to inspire viewers to become part of that service.
With a powerful lineup of original shows and creators, each program brings a unique voice: from elevating EMS professionals and public safety workers, to giving artists, faith leaders, veterans, and changemakers a place to share their truth. Whether it’s interviews, raw documentaries, heartfelt conversations,
David Alemian sits down with John Huvane—21-year NYPD veteran and now VP of First Responder Engagement at Tunnel to Towers—to unpack the Foundation’s rapid response to the June 29, 2025 ambush in Idaho. Huvane details how Tunnel to Towers immediately engaged local leaders and families, committed to paying off the mortgages for Battalion Chiefs Frank Harwood and John Morrison, and continues to support injured firefighter Dave Tisdale. Beyond mortgage relief, the conversation dives into mental-health services, emergency home repairs, and the long-term community the Foundation builds for surviving families. Huvane also makes a blunt policy case: municipalities should insure and protect first-responder families before tragedy strikes.
Highlights
- Tunnel to Towers will eliminate the mortgage burden for the Harwood and Morrison families—so children aren’t uprooted from schools, doctors, and community during their hardest hour.
- Families receive ongoing wraparound care: counseling at no cost, financial planning (no products sold), emergency home repairs, and connection to a survivor community.
- The Foundation’s impact is scaling: 200+ mortgages paid off this year, plus 60 smart homes built with accessibility tech that restores independence for catastrophically injured heroes.
- Huvane’s challenge to policymakers: create guaranteed, municipality-funded life insurance for police, fire, and EMS—improving recruitment, retention, and morale while preventing financial devastation.
Notable Quote
“We should not exist. The federal and local governments should do everything and anything for the survivors.” — John Huvane
Follow the David Alemian Show on WSNtv.
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