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Veteran Voice Radio - Coffee, Gun Safes, and Jelly Roll

In this episode of Veteran Voice Radio, we sit down with Jamie, the founder of Cache Coffee and More, for an incredible conversation about coffee, community, and making a real difference. Jamie shares how a gym accident led to the birth of Cache Coffee, how he overcame legal challenges with CBD in Utah, and the journey of roasting their own coffee beans.

We also dive into the impactful work Cache Coffee and More is doing to support veterans, including their life-saving gun safe initiative, which has garnered national attention—even landing them on Good Morning America. Jamie recounts the emotional story of how a tragedy led to a mission of preventing veteran suicides by safely storing firearms for those in crisis.

But that’s not all—we also discuss Jamie's run-ins with Antifa, the challenges of standing by their values, and how their mission resonated with Jelly Roll, leading to an unforgettable VIP experience backstage at one of his concerts.

With humor, heart, and some veteran-style banter, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who believes in community, resilience, and making a difference.

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In this gripping episode, former CIA officer and whistleblower John Kiriakou reveals the high price of telling the truth. As the first U.S. official to expose the CIA’s use of waterboarding, Kiriakou was praised for his courage—then prosecuted under the Espionage Act and sent to prison.

John opens up about his time in the CIA, what led him to speak out, the trauma and retaliation that followed, and how he rebuilt his life after incarceration. We explore deep themes of integrity, mental health, national security, and what it truly means to serve with honor in a system that doesn’t always reward it.

This is a powerful conversation about speaking truth to power—no matter the cost.

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In this deeply moving episode of Veteran Voice Radio, host Double D welcomes guest Kenzie Cutler, a former Marine with a powerful story of resilience, survival, and advocacy. Kenzie opens up about her journey into the Marine Corps, from the moment she stepped onto the yellow footprints to the harsh realities she faced in the military. She shares her harrowing experience with military sexual trauma (MST), the painful aftermath, and the uphill battle she fought within the military justice system.

Kenzie details how her trauma led to struggles with mental health, substance abuse, and suicidal thoughts, yet she found hope through a strong support system and relentless determination to heal. She also sheds light on the challenges veterans face within the VA healthcare system, the failures in addressing MST survivors’ needs, and her mission to bring national awareness to these systemic issues.

Amidst the heavy topics, the conversation is balanced with humor, camaraderie, and the kind of raw honesty that only veterans can share. Listeners will be left with a deeper understanding of the realities many service members endure and the importance of speaking up for those who feel unheard.

Tune in to hear Kenzie’s incredible story of strength and perseverance, and learn how you can support the fight for real change within the military and VA system.