About this episode

The episode discusses the impact of combat and trauma on veterans, emphasizing the need for community and honest conversations in the healing process.

What starts as a bizarre Afghanistan story involving a bag of heroin and a chained-up monkey quickly turns into a raw conversation about combat, grief, and the wounds that follow veterans home. In this episode, Brody and Gar Bozeman unpack PTSD, moral injury, leadership loss, childhood trauma, and why healing requires more than time—it requires community, honest conversations, and a biblical view of suffering and hope. Whether you've worn the uniform or love someone who has, this episode is a...

People in this episode

Host: Brody

Guest: Gar Bozeman

Topics covered

• PTSD
• moral injury
• veterans
• grief
• healing
• community
• suffering

Keywords

• PTSD
• veterans
• healing
• moral injury
• grief
• community
• suffering
• hope

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Afghanistan

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