Wake Up With Patti Katter

Gabe Wren is an independent filmmaker, producer, and director. He has served in multiple branches of the military, including the Marine Corps, Army, and Air Force. After his military service, Wren transitioned into the music industry and eventually found his passion for filmmaking. He is currently working on several projects, including a Christmas rom-com movie and a reality TV show called "Flipping Farms." Key Takeaways: - Wren's military background and experiences have influenced his approach to filmmaking and storytelling. - He discusses the differences between the various military branches and his decision to serve in multiple branches. - Wren shares how he got into filmmaking and the projects he's currently working on, including a Christmas movie and a reality TV show. - He emphasizes the importance of being adaptable and open to new opportunities, which has been a key to his success. Where to Find Gabe Wren: - Instagram: @gabrielrentn - "Flipping Farms" show Instagram: @flippingfarmsshow Be sure to tune in next week for part two of the conversation with Gabe Wren, where they'll dive deeper into his military experiences and extreme sports background.

Join Patti Katter and Patrick Miletich as they talk about Life & Healthy Living. Patrick is a former MMA fighter, podcaster, and entrepreneur who believes everyone should know how to defend themselves and respect others. He discovered the benefits of organics and antioxidants for improving respiratory health and endurance in martial arts. He also discusses the importance of eating organic plants and food for good health and the benefits of minerals like zinc and magnesium for cell function. This is Pat's second time joining us. We discuss: Here are the key ideas from the transcript: 1. Pat Miltic's background in solving his own respiratory issues as a child through natural means, which led him to work with athletes, military personnel, and eventually get into soil health. 2. The negative impact of the "green revolution" and the widespread use of synthetic chemicals, pesticides, and fertilizers in agriculture, which led to various health issues in Pat's family and community. 3. The observation of the rise of autism and the use of medications (similar to methamphetamines) to treat it, which raised concerns for Pat. 4. The realization that the food system is "poisoned" and the importance of understanding the inputs that go into growing the food we consume. 5. The idea that the environment and toxification of the environment directly impact genetic expression and human health, and the need to fix the environment first or fix the people first. 6. The importance of educating people about the solutions available to reverse DNA damage and restore health through natural means, rather than relying on synthetic chemicals and medications. 7. The importance of growing your own food, creating edible landscapes, and advocating for chemical-free neighborhoods and communities. 8. The specific products and protocols recommended by Pat, such as the mineral king life products, to support human health and regeneration. 9. The impact of synthetic substances and heavy metals on veterans and active-duty military personnel, and the need to address these issues. Patrick Jay Miletich is a retired American mixed martial artist and former sports commentator. He is known for his fights in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, where he became the first UFC Welterweight Champion and UFC 16 Welterweight Tournament Winner. On July 6, 2014, he was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame.

Nick Palmisciano is a NYT Bestselling author, director, and producer. He's the creator of the new show, Office Joe! Nick is a Founding Board Member of international rescue non-profit Save Our Allies, and is the CEO of the full service marketing agency Diesel Jack Media. He is a Graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, and received his MBA from Duke University. He received the prestigious “Entrepreneur of the Year” award from the Entrepreneur Organization in 2015, the U.S. Army Ranger Tab, and the Bobcat, Wolf, Bear, and Webelos badges in Cub Scouts. The Wolf Badge was his favorite.His screen work includes Range 15, which he wrote and produced, and was the first independent film to top the charts at Amazon. Not A War Story, a documentary on the challenges of making a film with an all-veteran team, became the number one documentary in America. Send Me, is a documentary that Palmisciano filmed while joining a team of 12 veterans assisting with the evacuation of Afghanistan in the final days of the war, qualified for Academy Award voting. Palmisciano loves to tell stories that include veteran characters that do not fit the Hollywood stereotype of what a veteran is supposed to be. Office Joe fits that to a T. That rhymed you see. Tee-hee.

On this episode, Patti Katter sat down with Shannon Book, a retired Petty Officer First Class, musician, and survivor, whose life story encapsulates the resilience of the human spirit. Born and raised in Hazel Green, Kentucky, Shannon's musical journey began in a small town but took a dramatic turn as he served seventeen years in the United States Navy, a period that left him grappling with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and a traumatic brain injury (TBI). The episode, titled "Healing Through Harmony: Shannon Book's Musical Journey from Combat to Compassion," delves into Shannon's early love for music, his harrowing experiences in combat, and his remarkable path to healing through songwriting and performance. Patti and Shannon discuss the transformative power of music, not just as a form of self-expression, but as a means of connecting with others who have endured the horrors of war. Shannon's story is one of courage and creativity. Despite the challenges posed by his injuries, he has dedicated his post-military life to composing original songs that reflect his experiences, the struggles and triumphs of recovery, and the universal quest for peace. His album, "Deliberately Broken," is a testament to his journey and a source of inspiration for military families, civilians, and fellow veterans alike. Listeners of the podcast are treated to an intimate look at Shannon's creative process, his insights on living with PTSD and TBI, and his hopes for the impact of his music. He shares how his songs serve not only as a personal catharsis but also as a vehicle for education and healing, aiming to make a difference in the world by shedding light on the aftermath of war and the power of resilience. Shannon's music, available on all major platforms, resonates with a wide audience, offering solace and understanding to those who have shared similar experiences. This show is more than just an episode of a podcast; it's a beacon of hope and a call to action, encouraging listeners to embrace the healing power of music and to recognize the sacrifices made by those who serve. As Patti and Shannon conclude their conversation, it's clear that this episode of "Wake Up with Patti Katter" is not just about the struggles faced by veterans but about the incredible potential for healing and connection through the arts. Shannon Book's journey from the battlefields to the recording studio is a powerful reminder of the strength of the human spirit and the redemptive power of music. For anyone looking for inspiration, healing, or simply a deeper understanding of the sacrifices made by military personnel and the potential for creative expression to overcome adversity, "Healing Through Harmony" is a must-listen. Join Patti Katter and Shannon Book on this unforgettable journey through pain, resilience, and the unifying power of music.

David C. Reed Chief, Force Protection Training Division Directorate of Training & Education, US Army Military Police School Mr. David ‘DC’ Reed served as the Chief of Force Protection Training Division (FPTD) having responsibilities for three USAMPS training branches; the Law Enforcement Operations Branch, the Antiterrorism Training Branch, and the Advanced Military Working Dog Training Branch. In all, FPTD trains in excess of 7800 US Army and other DoD personnel annually. Mr. Reed is a retired career law enforcement officer and started with USAMPS in 1996 as a Special Reaction Team instructor at Ft. McClellan, AL. He is a charter member of the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association (ILEETA), a past member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), and past member of both the Missouri Sheriffs Association and the Missouri Police Chiefs Association. Prior to his appointment as FPTD Chief Reed was Chief of the US Army LE Operations Branch since its inception in 2003. He led the development of courses for the Military Police Corps to include the US Army Civilian Police Academy, the LE Senior Leaders course, the Conservation LE Officer course, and a broad range of special projects, including analysis of Army operations world-wide. He was the principal training and operations advisor from 2003-2019 to the DoD Undersecretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, (later Intelligence and Security) Office of Policy and Support. Before working as a senior Army civilian, Reed was the Chief Deputy and lead Criminal Investigator of Metropolitan Moore County, Tennessee. He also served as Commander for the 17th Judicial District Major Crimes Task Force from 1993-1996, working multi-jurisdictional violent crime, white collar crime, and attorney/ medical malpractice investigations. From 1991 to 1993 he was a homicide investigator for Bedford Co. and later Metro. He started his police career with Prince George’s County Police, Maryland in 1979 and served in a variety of roles to include patrol and SWAT. Mr. Reed retired from the US Army Reserve having been assigned to special duties with the DoD, serving from 2003-2019. He is also a veteran of the US Air Force (‘79-85) where he served as Special Agent to Specially Designated Secure Air Mission (SDSAM) aircraft including Air Force One. Reed served worldwide from Andrews AFB under President Reagan as an airborne counter threat agent for four years. He is also a veteran of the Tennessee Army National Guard where he served as a Captain of the state NGB Service Rifle Competition team. Mr. Reed is a 1980 graduate of Prince George’s County, Maryland Police Academy and a 1985 graduate of the Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy. He received his Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration from the University of Tennessee in 1986 and is a 1996 graduate of the Southeast Law Enforcement Conference, Leader’s Training Academy. He was a commissioned civilian police officer/deputy sheriff for 40 years in three states - Maryland, Tennessee, and Missouri.

In an intriguing twist, "Wake Up with Patti Katter" switched roles as Patti Katter, the show's host, became the guest while Adam Bird, the host of "The Decision Hour" and the visionary behind Heroes Media Group, took the interviewer's seat. Getting to Know Adam Bird Heroes Media Group, the platform that sponsors Patti's show, is led by Adam Bird. With a strong commitment to supporting veterans and the community, he's more than just a sponsor; he's a fellow podcaster with a passion for making a difference. The Unique Interview - Patti's 2023/2024 Journey The episode explored Patti's recent endeavors and the motivation behind her show. Adam, the host of "The Decision Hour," led this insightful conversation, offering listeners an exclusive look at Patti's inspiring journey. Reunion This episode was a friendly reunion between old friends. Patti and Adam shared stories, anecdotes, and laughter, reminiscing about their enduring friendship. It was a warm and candid exchange, highlighting the power of lasting connections. In a world of guest interviews, this episode allowed listeners to see a different side of their host. Presented by Heroes Media Group, it offered a fresh perspective on Patti Katter's remarkable journey. So, when you tune in to "Wake Up with Patti Katter" or "The Decision Hour," remember that sometimes, the most captivating stories come from the hosts themselves.

William "Bill" Sterbinsky, Esq., is a dedicated advocate for veterans and a passionate legal professional. Hailing from the sunshine state of Florida, Bill's journey into a life of service began at the age of 18 when he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Over the course of four years, from 2003 to 2007, he demonstrated unwavering commitment and bravery, serving as a Security Forces Marine and being deployed to Iraq with 3rd Battalion, 4th Marines, Weapons Company. Bill's ten-month combat experience in the Al Qaim Province, north of the Euphrates River, marked a pivotal chapter in his life. Following his honorable discharge, Bill pursued a degree in history at the University of South Florida, where he discovered not only his passion for all things military but also the challenges veterans face within the VA system. This eye-opening experience motivated Bill to make a difference. He embarked on a legal career, specializing in VA claims, and soon found himself at the Twelfth Judicial Circuit prosecutor's office, where he played a key role in establishing a Veteran's Treatment Court, providing veterans with a fresh start in the judicial system. Outside of the courtroom, Bill co-founded SRQ VETS, a local nonprofit dedicated to helping veterans in need. The organization, driven by Bill's commitment to "take care of our own," continues to positively impact the lives of veterans in the community. Today, as the leader of Veterans Affairs Law, P.A., Bill, along with his experienced team, provides legal representation to veterans nationwide, helping them navigate the complexities of the VA claims process and supporting their rights and benefits. Bill Sterbinsky's life and work exemplify unwavering dedication to veterans and a deep commitment to making a positive impact on their lives, both within and beyond the legal realm. His journey continues to inspire and uplift those he serves.