Boone Cutler Ops' Podcast

Boone Cutler is an author, columnist, music video director and Warfighter Rights leader. He holds the distinguished honor of being the first nationally recognized radio talk show personality who is also a combat veteran from the current war. Boone’s message is simple: “America has lost faith in what they used to believe were the heroes of Hollywood, America has become disgusted with the political climate of today so the only place to turn to and trust for leadership is the Warfighter.” Boone began writing his Iraq War-inspired autobiographical account of what he experienced, Voodoo in Sadr City, during his combat tour in Iraq, and completed it during his two-year recovery from wartime injuries at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, during the Neglect Scandal of 2007. After recovery, Boone began to see a major void in the Warfighter community. He decided to approach Fox News affiliate 99.1 FM Talk with the concept of a new show that focused on national, international and social events based on the Warfighter’s perspective. In 2011, his show Tipping Point with Boone Cutler was launched, providing a weekly platform for Boone’s raw Paratrooper, no-holds-barred style. The show quickly becoming a hit over the air waves and online, with an audience of fellow Warfighters and curious mainstream American listeners. In June 2014, Tipping Point with Boone Cutler began its partnership with KNEWS 107.3 FM in Reno, NV airing for three hours every Saturday. In 2010, Boone founded the National Warfighter Symposium to bring much needed attention to Warfighter issues, such as post-combat life – particularly the alarming rates of Warfighter suicide and homelessness. America currently loses at least 23 Warfighters (22 veterans + 1 active duty) to suicide every single day. This is a number that Boone has made his mission to combat with his creation of “The Spartan Pledge”. Warfighters promise not to take their own lives, and instead vow to find a new mission to help one another. He has chosen GallantFew.org, founded by US Army Ranger Karl Monger as his signature charity. In 2012, Boone was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson’s Disease, secondary to a blast-injury in Iraq. He is currently starting to campaign for more awareness on the issue in the Warfighter Community. Governor Sandoval of Nevada appointed Boone to the Inter-agency Council on Veteran Affairs for the 2012/2013 term. Boone is now very involved with the arts, after seeing first the healing effects of music therapy. He also works as music video producer / director for REDCON-1 MUSIC GROUP. In 2014, Boone became the national spokesperson for the Warfighter Rights’ Movement whose mission is to end Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder phobia that results in discrimination against Warfighters in employment, housing and the judicial process.

JOIN US AS WE GET THE WARFIGHTER PERSPECTIVE EVERY SATURDAY! Boone Cutler is an author, columnist, music video director and Warfighter Rights leader. He holds the distinguished honor of being the first nationally recognized radio talk show personality who is also a combat veteran from the current war. Boone’s message is simple: “America has lost faith in what they used to believe were the heroes of Hollywood, America has become disgusted with the political climate of today so the only place to turn to and trust for leadership is the Warfighter.” Boone began writing his Iraq War-inspired autobiographical account of what he experienced, Voodoo in Sadr City, during his combat tour in Iraq, and completed it during his two-year recovery from wartime injuries at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, during the Neglect Scandal of 2007. After recovery, Boone began to see a major void in the Warfighter community. He decided to approach Fox News affiliate 99.1 FM Talk with the concept of a new show that focused on national, international and social events based on the Warfighter’s perspective. In 2011, his show Tipping Point with Boone Cutler was launched, providing a weekly platform for Boone’s raw Paratrooper, no-holds-barred style. The show quickly becoming a hit over the air waves and online, with an audience of fellow Warfighters and curious mainstream American listeners. In June 2014, Tipping Point with Boone Cutler began its partnership with KNEWS 107.3 FM in Reno, NV airing for three hours every Saturday. In 2010, Boone founded the National Warfighter Symposium to bring much needed attention to Warfighter issues, such as post-combat life – particularly the alarming rates of Warfighter suicide and homelessness. America currently loses at least 23 Warfighters (22 veterans + 1 active duty) to suicide every single day. This is a number that Boone has made his mission to combat with his creation of “The Spartan Pledge”. Warfighters promise not to take their own lives, and instead vow to find a new mission to help one another. He has chosen GallantFew.org, founded by US Army Ranger Karl Monger as his signature charity. In 2012, Boone was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson’s Disease, secondary to a blast-injury in Iraq. He is currently starting to campaign for more awareness on the issue in the Warfighter Community. Governor Sandoval of Nevada appointed Boone to the Inter-agency Council on Veteran Affairs for the 2012/2013 term. Boone is now very involved with the arts, after seeing first the healing effects of music therapy. He also works as music video producer / director for REDCON-1 MUSIC GROUP. In 2014, Boone became the national spokesperson for the Warfighter Rights’ Movement whose mission is to end Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder phobia that results in discrimination against Warfighters in employment, housing and the judicial process.

THE FULL SHOW IN CASE YOU MISSED IT! THE WARFIGHTER PERSPECTIVE , MUSIC AND GOOD CONVERSATION. TODAY WE ARE GETTING DOWN WITH THE MUSIC .SOLDIER HARD CALLS IN TO DEBUT THE NEW REDCON ONE RELEASE FEATURE S. HOBBS AND HIMSELF AND GIVES US THE HAPS ON ON THE REDCON ONE MUSIC AWARDS. HANK OF THREE BEARDS JUMPS INTO THE CONVERSATION AND SHARES WITH US WHY HE WENT THE MUSICAL ROUTE . JOHN PRESTON SPEAKS ABOUT VETERAN SUICIDE WE TALK ABOUT THE SUBJECT OF CHARITIES WITHIN THE WARFIGHTER COMMUNITY WHICH ONES HELP WHICH ONES HELP THEMSELVES . GET AN UPDATE WITH ANTHONY ANDERSON WITH STOLEN VALOR AND MORE

This organization was created to raise awareness of the current epidemic that is ravishing the ranks of veterans. Everyday 22 veterans commit suicide.

JOE GILBERT TALKS ABOUT VETERANS BEING A HOT COMMODITY THIS ELECTION YEAR. JOE GIVES US THE SCOOP ON THE NEVADA CAUCUS AND HOW VETERANS NEED TO GET OUT AND VOTE TO GAIN OUR SOCIAL CAPITOL.

Navy SEAL Dan Cerrillo and Boone discuss what it takes to "come home" and their personal experiences on the subject.

Dale, Warfighter & Contractor who was in Afghanistan and was injured just after the New Year in a blast. Boone and his brother Dale have been in close contact since because Dale has been injured and is now home dealing with what is appearing to be TBI.

MEDICAL MARIJUANA- WARFIGHTERS DEMAND ACCESS MARINE OFFICER ERIC KIRSCH, ATTORNEY JOEY GILBERT AND BOONE TALK ABOUT THE NEED FOR MEDICAL CANNABIS AND ITS USES FOR TREATING THE WARFIGHTER COMMUNITY

HE LOOKS REAL PASSIONATE! BOONE TALKS ABOUT HIS QUICK DIP INTO MUSIC ONLY SOLDIER HARD HAS THE EVIDENCE AND BOONE WANTS TO KEEP IT THAT WAY!

VetCourt info with Joe Allison and Criminal Defense Attorney Joey Gilbert and why it matters. PLUS ... Joey thanks Trump for his donations to WARFIGHTER Orgs. Nearly $7Million in the last few days.

2 stories, the lack of dealing with stress and mental illness within SpecOps http://www.military.com/daily-news/2016/01/21/wake-seal-suicide-report-special-warfare-co-stresses-team-bonds.html#.VqMykq02wUw.mailto Downsizing plan for the Army, several bases to lose 1,000's of troops and assets. http://m.military.com/daily-news/2016/01/12/armys-25th-infantry-division-to-lose-1200-troops-330-strykers.html?ESRC=army_160119.nl

Jordan Michael Martinez is a Southern California native. At a young age he was only interested in two things, filmmaking and Chess. In elementary school, Jordan often traveled playing in tournaments eventually becoming a National Champion. In 2008, at the age of seventeen he enlisted in the United States Army and became a U.S Army Paratrooper. After serving a tour as a soldier in Afghanistan, Jordan decided to pursue his degree and lifelong passion for filmmaking by attending film school at California State University, Fullerton. Jordan has created/written all of his projects he has directed including the military comedy, "Call of Doobie" . He has also been credited as a director in music videos with artists Mr. Capone-E, MC Magic and oldies legend, Brenton Wood. In Jordan's lifelong devotion to film directing, his mission is to tell powerful stories that could affect not only the way people see things but as-well as influence their lives. He is currently obtaining a Master in Fine Art's Degree in Film Production at the University of Southern California. https://www.facebook.com/Call-of-Doobie-862156560566898/?ref=hl

US Army National Guard veteran Raymun Dean Manaois speaks about his nonprofit martial arts gym, The Sandbox Center Inc., dedicated to reaching out to our wounded veterans dealign with PTSD. More info: thesandboxcenter@gmail.com

USMC Veteran Joe Stazione speaks about the 3rd annual phoenix Wounded Vets Run and They Fought We Ride non profit. More info: www.theyfoughtweridenational.com; 602.663.5141.

As a published columnist with dozens of columns appearing on Townhall.com and other venues, former intelligence and counterterrorism officer D.W. (Del) WIlber is currently appearing on the NRA’s series ‘Defending Our America’. Del discusses gun violence in America, and the current threat the country faces from international terrorism, including serious threats to our electrical grid and critical infrastructure. More info: DWWilber@gmail.com.

At Elk Institute for Psychological Health & Performance we train veterans/tactical athletes how to self regulate so they are in control of the on/off switch to being "activated" NOT IT in control them. Tune in and learn where the switch is and how to shut it off.

Disable veteran and retired CW4 Brent South's life forever changed on June 12, 2004 during combat operations near Taji, Iraq when his aircraft crashed within a few hundred feet from where the enemy was standing, resulting in numerous injuries. Brent also served in Desert Storm with 1st Ranger Battalion.

ADDRESSING THE SHERIFF CUTTING OF EMERGENCY SERVICES OUTSIDE OF THE OF THE CITY WHICH EFFECTING THOSE WHO ARE NOT INVOLVED WITH THE PROTEST/OCCUPATION

ISIS RUSSIANS AND OIL OH MY! SEAN AND BOONE SHOW WHATS BEHIND THE CURTAIN

Maryanne Michael is a long-time philanthropist and singer/songwriter. Her concern for our military members and their sacrifices moved her to write the touching tribute “A Soldier’s Coming Home”, which deals with the difficulties soldiers have adjusting to life at home after serving abroad. Maryanne’s newest single “Bring Me Back to Life” was inspired by her grandfather’s own struggle with post traumatic stress, after serving in WWII. Maryanne is a proud Navy wife and mother of two beautiful daughters. You can find Maryanne’s music on iTunes, Amazon MP3 and other streaming channels. More info: www.warriorsheartcollection.com