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Active-Duty Military Loss

Active-Duty Military Loss - 6:36

For those who are grieving the loss of a loved one who died while serving in the Armed Forces or as a result of his or her service, peer support – survivors helping survivors – has proven to be an effective strategy in assisting the bereaved.

Erin Jacobson with Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) and surviving fiancée of Cpl. Jason Kessler, joins Paul Lisnek to offer hope to those families impacted by military loss.

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Pat Tillman: A Legacy of Leadership

Pat Tillman: A Legacy of Leadership - 8:19

In the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, pro football player Pat Tillman left the NFL to serve in the U.S. Army. Although Tillman lost his life while on active duty in Afghanistan in 2004, his legacy lives on through a foundation that helps turn soldiers into scholars.

Jonathan Due, Director of Programs and Scholarships for the Pat Tillman Foundation, and Ashley Nicolas, a Pat Tillman Scholar, join Paul Lisnek for a discussion about helping soldiers and their spouses transition from combat to college campuses.

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Combating Veteran Homelessness

Combating Veteran Homelessness - 6:23

American veterans who have served in every war since WWII comprise approximately 11 percent of America’s total homeless population. And many more are at risk for homelessness. While housing is vital, employment and mental health services for our nation’s at-risk veterans can help prevent homelessness.

A discussion with Stephen Peck, President and CEO of U.S. Vets.

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Streamlining the Military-to-Civilian Transition

Streamlining the Military-to-Civilian Transition - 6:19

Returning to the civilian sector after military service is an adjustment – whether reintegrating into family life, a change in routine and culture or reinventing oneself. Advocates say that the key to the transition experience is understanding one’s “civilian positionality."

Chaunte’ Myers, CEO and co-founder of Centurion Military Alliance (CMA), is an Air Force veteran who was raised in a military family. With firsthand knowledge of transition issues, Myers, through CMA, works to help ease the process for other military service personnel as they transition back to civilian life.

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A New Approach to Treating PTSD

A New Approach to Treating PTSD - 6:42

Every day, 20 veterans die by suicide, with rates increasing among veterans under the age of 35. And while help may be available, the majority of those suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) do not seek assistance.
Benjamin Patton, Founder and Executive Director of the Patton Veterans Project and grandson of famed U.S. Army General George S. Patton, discusses a new approach to help veterans through the power of filmmaking.

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Emboldening the Economy: Disabled Veteran Hiring

Emboldening the Economy: Disabled Veteran Hiring - 6:32

Meaningful employment is one of the greatest needs of our military veterans and those transitioning from military to civilian life. For the 4 million veterans with a service-connected disability, both visible and invisible, employment concerns include the need to change career paths and fear of hiring discrimination due to disability.

A discussion with Randy Reese, Assistant Executive Director of Disabled American Veterans (DAV).

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Advancing Veteran Entrepreneurship

Advancing Veteran Entrepreneurship - 6:25

Advocates say that our nation’s veterans are uniquely qualified to become creators, innovators and entrepreneurs. Experience with technology while in the service, combined with discipline and an ability to overcome adversity, make veterans and their spouses strong candidates to start a new business.

David Calone, Chairman of the Board for Patriot Boot Camp, discusses resources available to help active duty service members, veterans and their spouses innovate and build impactful businesses.

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From Service to School

From Service to School - 5:57

While more than half of veterans are first-generation college students, undermatching – a phenomenon in higher education where qualified applicants are not accepted by competitive colleges – is common.

A discussion with Andrea Goldstein, CEO of Service to School, about helping veterans gain admission to top-tier schools.

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Military Family Relocation: Seeking a “New Normal”

Military Family Relocation: Seeking a “New Normal” - 6:05

The average military family relocates every two and a half years due to military orders. While relocating keeps the family together, many military spouses may find themselves constantly seeking a “new normal.”

Military spouse Shannon Razsadin, Executive Director of the Military Family Advisory Network, has moved three times in five years with her young children in tow. She discusses efforts to help families navigate resources and support as they relocate.

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Veterans Affairs: From World War I to Today

Veterans Affairs: From World War I to Today - 11:16

Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie joins Comcast Newsmakers for a historical discussion about World War I, his family’s history of military service, and his priorities for VA moving forward.

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NJ Transit and Amazon HQ2

NJ Transit and Amazon HQ2 - 4:29

Jill Horner speaks with Senator Tom Kean, Jr., from the NJ State Senate, about New Jersey Transit and Amazon HQ2. Interview recorded 11/15/2018.

Constructing Taylorsville City

Constructing Taylorsville City - 3:23

Taylorsville Mayor Kristie Overson discusses the construction of the new Mid-Valley performing arts center and the new, all inclusion, Summit Vista senior living center. The city also has two college campus within the city, Salt Lake Community College and a satellite campus for Utah State University.

A Diverse and Creative Ogden

A Diverse and Creative Ogden - 4:39

Ogden City’s Arts and Creative District has tremendously grown over the last ten year. Mike Caldwell, Ogden City Mayor, discusses how the city has gathered together to develop an area where residents from around the Salt Lake Valley come to enjoy concerts, food, art, and sports.

Big Tech Coming to Eagle Mountain

Big Tech Coming to Eagle Mountain - 3:02

Eagle Mountain Mayor Tom Westmoreland discusses how the city is bringing in big technology companies, like Facebook, to the city and his plans for the future. Eagle Mountain is averaging one thousand building permits per year and gaining nearly four thousand new residents a year. With this opportunity, Mayor Westmoreland plans to create balance between live, work, and play.

Educating UT’s City Officials

Educating UT’s City Officials - 3:34

Two hundred and forty-seven cities are members of the Utah League of Cities and Towns. Beth Holbrook discusses how she and her staff advocate on behalf of city officials and towns and how the League convenes and educates city officials around issues like housing and transportation.

Informing City Officials

Informing City Officials - 3:16

Utah is expended to double in population over the next forty year. Cameron Diehl, Executive Director for the Utah League of Cities and Towns (ULCT) discusses how the ULCT is providing information, training, and technical assistance to local officials on municipal issues and works to create a greater public awareness and understanding of municipal responsibilities, governance, and administration.

New Jersey Pension System

New Jersey Pension System - 4:20

Candace Kelley speaks with Senator Sam Thompson, from the New Jersey State Senate, about the New Jersey Pension System. Interview recorded 11/14/18.

Small Business Development

Small Business Development - 3:13

South Jordan City has nearly 80,000 residents and it is projected to grow by 5,000 people every year for the next 10 years. Mayor Dawn Ramsey discusses the flood of businesses to her city and how the city supports the growth of small, medium, and large businesses, including Merit Medical, Ivanti, and University and Utah Health.

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