S.O.S. (Stories of Service) - Ordinary people who do extraordinary work
This channel confronts power, exposes institutional failure, and gives a platform to people willing to tell the truth when silence is easier and safer. We cover the stories the military, media, and influencers would rather bury, because reform does not happen without friction.
S.O.S. (Stories of Service) - Ordinary people who do extraordinary work
Latest Episodes
Why America Wins Battles but Loses the Peace | Lt Col Eric Hommel S.O.S. #288
America can deploy forces anywhere, destroy targets, and win fights with stunning speed. The question that haunts me, and drives this conversation, is what happens next. If we cannot secure the peace, rebuild institutions, and earn the trust of...
F*ck Veterans: Dating, Desire & Life After the Uniform | S.O.S. #287
A phrase that sounds like pure chaos becomes a surprisingly thoughtful answer to a real problem: how do veterans date, connect, and feel understood after the uniform comes off? We sit down with MJ and Dave, the minds behind “Fuck Veterans, I Do...
Cornell Case: When Consent, Memory & Evidence Collide | S.O.S. #286
A single headline can’t carry the weight of a sexual assault allegation, especially when intoxication, fragmented memory, and missing digital evidence are part of the story. We wanted a conversation that slows everything down and asks the harde...
From NYPD to Hollywood | Steven Stanulis S.O.S. #285
A job can end fast. Identity usually doesn’t. That tension sits at the center of my conversation with Steve Stan Toulus, a Staten Island native whose path runs through the NYPD, performance, Hollywood sets, independent filmmaking, podcasting, a...
From Poverty to Politics | Carl Boyanton - S.O.S. #284
A lot of political talk starts with slogans. We start with receipts and a life story. I’m Teresa Carpenter, and I sit down with Carl Lester Boyenton, an independent candidate for Congress in Mississippi’s 4th congressional district, to ask the ...
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