The Military B.R.A.T. Podcast: Recent Episodes
Military B.R.A.T. Podcast
Happy season finale!! To round out the amazing guest lineup for Season 1, I have my personal friend Lani Hoeft here to discuss life after active duty. With a retired service member, life can be a full of new opportunities for both the veteran and child. So happy to have her on board!
This podcast has been an amazing way to share the stories of those in the military child community. Being a representative for this group of strong and amazing people is one of the coolest things I've ever had the chance of undertaking. I am so excited to continue sharing the stories of my peers and raising awareness for those who cannot. So excited for Season 2, returning this summer.
Surprise part two! I had a wonderful interview with Dr. Circe Olson-Woessner, the creator and director the Museum of American Military Families. Listen in to hear about the history of the museum, it's current projects, and where it's going next! If you want to hear more, be sure to head over to their website: https://militaryfamilymuseum.org/ That's also where you can catch me on their podcast, At Ease, as we talk about what led me to podcasting!
Surprise part one! I had the privilege to meet with Shermaine Perry Knights, the author of "I Move a Lot and That's Ok!" I absolutely love this children's book, as it depicts the real story of being a military child. Listen in as we discuss our own experiences as military children, and what made her write this amazing story! You can find her website at https://www.amazinglyshermaine.com/ or www.booksformilitaryfamilies.com
Hey all! I have a very special guest on this episode, another military-child podcaster! I'm joined by Shanon Hyde, creator and host of The Shanon Show! We sat down and talked about what led us down the road of podcasting and what talking about our military experiences means to us. And, if you want to catch an interview of me on the Shanon Show, be sure to head to youtube to check it out!
In this episode, I took some time to interview my sister, whose military experience is both insanely similar and drastically different than mine. We talked about our support systems and what it means to keep in touch with people you love. Hope you enjoy!
Today, I met with Mia, one of my closest friends from my early teen years and we discussed the process that comes with starting at a new school. We also talk about what It means to make and hold onto the good friendships of life. Oh-and let's not forget the fat that I found a SQUIRREL in my basement when shooting this. No joke, an actual squirrel was in my house and I screamed. A lot.
Welcome back! In this episode, I sat down with Leah Powell as we discussed the stress and angst that comes with being a military child. This is a difficult subject for some, so we would like to disclaim that we are not licensed professionals, and the tips shared in this episode are from our own personal confrontations and experiences. If you feel the stress is overcoming, please speak to a professional. With that, we really do hope you enjoy this episode! It comes from deep within and we hope it helps in any way. Happy Holidays!
Our first double-guest episode!! I'm joined by two of my oldest friends, Sam and August, and we talk living overseas and traveling overseas. Tune in as we discuss what it means to live overseas as a military child, some of our favorite trips, and the trip we accidentally spent together!
Today I talked to one of my best friends Daisalynn about the next step of PCSing, moving in to your new home. We dive into the topics of packing and our favorite moving experiences, along with a deeper segment about what it means to maintain your friendships through the moving process. On another note- this is the first episode with a sponsorship!! So thankful for Anchor and this opportunity!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
This episode I talk with one of my oldest friends, Riley Kirkland. We discuss her dad's deployment, what's it's like as a teenager with a parent in deployment, and how COVID is changing schedules left and right. P.S.- This is our first phone call interview! The quality may be less than normal, but it was a great way to give one of our new features a test run.
This episode talks about arguably the biggest aspect of military life: moving. I got a chance to sit down and talk to Kaitlyn this week and discuss her recent move back stateside, UPS packages, and 18 hour plane rides...with dogs.
First episode!! This week Evie and I talk about what's like to live on a base, random experiences with covid and base-life, and quite possibly one of the most embarrassing moments of my life-the ice cream incident. p.s.- we are not about 13,000 miles apart, we're about 13,000 kilometers apart. Our bad.
This is the trailer for the upcoming Military B.R.A.T. Podcast, with new episodes coming every other week. Mark you calendars, because it's all starting here, on November 1st.