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The ZenDenizens have been enjoying seeing nature come alive after the world's well deserved winter rest. This is a season of growth for plants, animals and humans too. We invite you join us for this episode focused on growth. Our podcast today begins with a conversation between the MA ANG's Wing Directors of Psychological Health, and 102D Military & Family Readiness staff. Our interests peaked by National Trails Day, the group shares past stories, current motivations, and future planning resources all surrounding outdoor adventures. In our second piece, it's time to get to know one of our ZenDeniZens - Chaplain Ryan Yi. Listen to Chaplain Yi's story of how he became a chaplain, and his discussion with SrA Fomuki from Military and Family Readiness on the role of faith, religion and understanding individual spirituality. We close out today's show with a deeper dive into the services available from the SAPR Office. The SARC and her team of professionals are well known, but how well do you know the services that they provide? Stay tuned as our SARC shares valuable information on what our Airmen and families can do to protect themselves and what resources are available.

The Zen Den crew visits with Airmen during a morale event to find out what techniques they use to improve their mental health. Military Appreciation Month is also covered on this episode.

Ep 139 What Is Buddy Aid? On this episode of the Palmetto Guardian we talk with Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Bixler, Sgt Travis Duncan, South Carolina National Guard Victim Advocates and Jill Williams, Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Corrdinator for South Carolina National Guard about April being Sexual Assualt Awarness Month. We talk about the Buddy Aid program and different resources that are out there to help you or someone you know who has been affected by sexual assault. The Palmetto Guardian is hosted by Staff Sgt. Chelsea Weaver and Spc. Turner Horton with the South Carolina National Guard Public Affairs office. For more information contact Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Program: JFHQ SARQ: (803) 727-2413 1225 Bluff Rd. Columbia, S.C. 29201 DOD Safe Help Line: (877) 995-5247 0:00 - Intro 1:19 -What is Buddy Aid? 4:04 - How does deterrence play a role in sexual assault prevention? 6:19 - Does Buddy Aid require training like victim advocacy? 7:43 - What is the difference between Buddy Aid and victim advocacy? 15:45 - What is the process of reporting a sexual assault and what is the difference between restricted and unrestricted? 18:02 - Does a report of sexual assault have to be between soldiers? 19:40 - Why would someone not report a sexual assault? 25:28 - Are there any tips for soldiers to help them with sexual assault prevention? 31:02 - Who can become a victim of sexual assault? 35:48 - Sexual assault awareness isn’t just for a month. 36:24 - Would you like to become a victims advocate?

Welcome to Zendenizens, the podcast that brings you the best of wellness, mental health, and happy living. We are your hosts, dedicated to helping you live your best life by exploring vast and sometimes challenging topics that promote positivity and wellbeing. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to dive into the world of Zendenizens. This month’s show features a roundtable discussion with a clip from our BRAND NEW podcast here at the 102nd. The Zen Denizens! a podcast that brings you the best of wellness, mental health, and happy living. The show is dedicated to helping you live your best life by exploring vast and sometimes challenging topics that promote positivity and wellbeing. Brought to you by the members of the 102nd Intelligence Wing Zen Den! (zen-den-uh-zuhns) Noun. Definition: Inhabitants of Zen.

Today’s Story: Expanding Support

In this episode, Tyler and Jose sit down with recently retired Command Master Chief Jody Fletcher and discuss his experiences spanning three decades of service in the United States Navy. Jody began his service in October of 1992 and ended his service in 2021. Jody spent the first two decades of his service in the special operations community as a Special Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsman, also known as a (SARC). Jody gaining a meta-perspective and deep appreciation in the investment of people, he now focuses his efforts on coaching, leadership, and culture consulting.