Camaraderie

When service members leave the military and become veterans, one of the things they often miss most is the camaraderie that they had with the people they served with.

These episodes of Drive On Podcast cover camaraderie for veterans and where you can find the same like-minded people that you served with.

A few quick ideas to find similar camaraderie as they had while serving in the military include:

  • Veteran organizations, such as VFW, American Legion, DAV, or others.
  • Volunteer at a local VA hospital.
  • Find groups of veterans who participate in an activity you enjoy doing.
  • Check out the episodes below for more inspiration!

How Veterans Stay Mentally and Physically Strong

Guest: Michael "Sully" Sullivan

You’re not meant to go it alone. Sully shares how Team RWB helps veterans build real connections and stay mission-ready.

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One Vet’s Fix for the VA’s Failures

Guest: Kris Searles

Broken back. Dead teammates. VA pushed pills. He called bullsh*t and built a way to actually heal with Overwatch 6.

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A Marine’s Mission For Mental Health and Fitness

Guest: Logan Spiewak

A Marine turns his rocky past into a powerful veteran health movement, reshaping lives through fitness and community.

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Finding a Community After Military

Sean Abrusci & Tom Tice

Marine vet Sean Abrusci and Warrior Strong’s Tom Tice on finding new purpose and building connection after service.

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Rebuilding Purpose Through Veteran Fitness

Guest: Rob Bracero

Fitness, breathwork, and camaraderie: how Warrior Strong helps veterans rebuild purpose and reclaim their health.

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Tools to Reclaim Your Life After Combat

Guest: Jake Rademacher

A filmmaker joins warriors in Iraq, then helps them (and you) unpack what comes after. This one hits deep.

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Finding Brotherhood After Combat

Guest: Ron Jansen

Marine veteran Ron Jansen shares how writing, nature, and brotherhood helped him process war and find healing back home.

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Turning the Page on PTSD

Guest: Dustin Carter

Dustin Carter shares how writing and connection pulled him out of the dark and inspired his powerful novel, The Veteran.

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