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.
Podcasting since 2021 • 266 episodes
S.O.S. (Stories of Service) - Ordinary people who do extraordinary work
Latest Episodes
Benefit or Betrayal | Jane Babcock S.O.S. #258
Are veterans gaming the system, or are we trapped in a shallow debate that ignores the law, the medicine, and the lived reality of service? We dig into the difference between media narratives and VA standards with guest Jane Babcock—Army and Ar...
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War, Media and a 25 Million Lawsuit | Anti-Hero Broadcast Founder Tyler Hoover S.O.S. #257
What happens when a combat paratrooper-turned-cop builds a media platform, challenges a celebrated story, and gets hit with a $25 million lawsuit? We sit down with Tyler Hoover, founder of the Anti-Hero Broadcast and Counterculture Inc., to unp...
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What If The Real Fight Isn’t Left Vs Right But Us Vs Division | S.O.S. #256
What happens when a new VA rule could reshape how disability is rated, and the loudest voices online push us toward outrage instead of answers? We dig into the Federal Register proposal that factors medication into disability evaluations, expla...
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VA Malpractice and Finding A Voice | Brian Tally - S.O.S. #255
A routine VA visit turned into a life-or-death spiral—and a blueprint for change. Marine Corps Sergeant Brian Talley woke up in 2016 with sudden, ferocious back pain. The VA labeled it a “low back sprain,” refused bloodwork and imaging, and sen...
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The Day Due Process Died in the Military with Clarence Anderson III | S.O.S. #254
A decorated Air Force logistics officer. A collapsing marriage. A system that prized appearances over proof. We sit down with Major Clarence Anderson to trace his path from special operations success to a 42‑month sentence—despite no civilian c...
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