Team RWB’s Southeast Area Director Aaron Wolf joins the Eagle Nation Podcast sharing his perspective on camping, hiking, and the importance of making health and wellness a priority. In today’s episode, we cover a lot of ground including:
How making a plan for health and wellness is essential
Work-life balance
What Eagle Nation can expect for Eagle Expeditions in 2023
And much, much more.
Team RWB’s E-Commerce Manager Alec Rhodes joins the Eagle Nation Podcast to talk about his journey from the military and into Team RWB's gear store. In today’s episode, we cover a lot of ground including:
Work-life balance
What's coming in 2023 for the Team RWB Gear Shop
And much, much more.
Team RWB’s Director of Finance Laken Stutzman joins the Eagle Nation Podcast sharing insight into how Team RWB has grown since Laken joined the team as a volunteer in 2011, through the pandemic, and beyond. In today’s episode, we cover a lot of ground including:
Her journey into nonprofit finance
Work-life balance
How much Team RWB has grown and is running full speed into 2023
And much, much more.
Keith Galloway's commitment to service has followed him through playing football at the Naval Academy, serving as a P-3 Pilot, and fighting fires in Orange County California. Today, Keith serves as Team RWB's Operations Manager.
In Eagle Nation Podcast Season 2 Episode 3, we cover a lot of ground, including:
In 2010, Mike Erwin founded Team RWB to support America's veterans after serving combat tours overseas. Today, Mike lives on a 32-acre farm and serves as the organization's Executive Director.
In Eagle Nation Podcast Season 2 Episode 2, we cover a lot of ground, including:
The history of Team RWB
Farm life
How Mike prioritizes his own health and wellness
And much, much more
About the Episode:
Kent and Ryan met in college while competing with the Japanese Olympic Judo team and training with the U.S. Paralympic team and embarked on a mission to fuel their bodies and minds in a healthy, effective way. Today, the friends own and operate Neuro, the health and wellness company behind Neuro Gum and Neuro Mints.
In Eagle Nation Podcast Episode 162, we cover a lot of ground, including:
The history of Neuro from fulfilling orders in their apartments to appearing on Shark Tank
How physical activity has been part of their journey
All things caffeine - both benefits and challenges
And much, much more!
A.E. Lyne Babin is a transplanted Canadian and a military spouse. She has served as a Manager of AAFMAA Member and Survivor Benefits since 2010.
Looking for some of the resources mentioned in episode 159? The list below should have everything you need.
Nick is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Bare Performance Nutrition, a dietary supplement company. Nick served 4 years in the U.S. Army and after transitioning out of the military, Nick insisted on building the same values he learned in the Army through his business and team. The company's mission is driven behind the pillars of Transparency, Service and Integrity with the motto of, "Go One More".
Looking for some of the resources mentioned in episode 158? The list below should have everything you need.
- Mike's military experience with a healthy dose of branch banter
- Similarities between "the Bachelorette Mansion" and Air Force barracks
- How exercise and self-love are part of his journey
- And much, much more!
Looking for some of the resources mentioned in episode 157? The list below should have everything you need.
- Mike's Website
- Mike's Book
- More information on Team RWB's Old Glory Relay coming soon to teamrwb.org.
Show notes: https://www.teamrwb.org/ep-156-hayes/
-Her journey from the Navy to yoga
- How she earned her call sign
- Staying true to herself
- Ways the perception of yoga in the military is changing
- And much, much more!
Show notes: https://www.teamrwb.org/ep-155-corwin/
The TAJI 100 is a 28-day challenge to run, walk, jog, ruck, hike, or elliptical 100 miles in the month of February. The challenge supports our nation's veterans and benefits Team RWB.
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Retired Master Sgt. Leroy Petry received the Medal of Honor for acts of gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty in action with an armed enemy in the vicinity of Pafktya Province, Afghanistan, on May 26, 2008. Today, he continues to serve by advocating and supporting other veterans and wounded warriors.
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