Ryan Wempe's guest appearances

Ryan Wempe

HOV: Veterans Podcast

Mark Miller

Matt Green

Brent Moreno

Tom Dunn

Thomas Elpel

Nick Martin

Billy Price

Ted Snyder

Devon Walker

Daniel Lee

Garrett Brown

Luke Davis

Bobby Evans

Mike Minor

Ruben Valdez

OwlTail

Ryan Wempe - owner of "ChummyVet.com", came up to the "Lakeside Studio" for a chat about what is a Chummy Vet and how connecting with Veterans is a life-defining event. 15% Discount Code: HOVPODCAST  Chummy: Friendly, familiar, thick as thieves, matey, buddy... Veterans know all too well how this feels when you're engaged "in the suck", but we only really relate to "Battle Buddies" and pass over chances to chat with other Veterans. Ryan decided that he wanted to find a way to open the door to communication, a random chance encounter with another Veteran...stepping away with a smile and a new friend. CHUMMY! Ryan has spent the last seven months developing the designs and chatting with other Veterans so that they open the channels of communication between Veterans. When you visit ChummyVet.com, make sure that you read the write-ups, these can also be seen on Facebook and Instagram.  Check out ChummyVet.com online, Instagram, and Facebook!!   HOV©2020    ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Ryan Wempe - owner of "<a href="https://chummyvet.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ChummyVet.com</a>", came up to the "Lakeside Studio" for a chat about what is a Chummy Vet and how connecting with Veterans is a life-defining event. 15% Discount Code: HOVPODCAST  Chummy: Friendly, familiar, thick as thieves, matey, buddy... Veterans know all too well how this feels when you're engaged "in the suck", but we only really relate to "Battle Buddies" and pass over chances to chat with other Veterans. Ryan decided that he wanted to find a way to open the door to communication, a random chance encounter with another Veteran...stepping away with a smile and a new friend. CHUMMY! Ryan has spent the last seven months developing the designs and chatting with other Veterans so that they open the channels of communication between Veterans. When you visit <a href="http://ChummyVet.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ChummyVet.com</a>, make sure that you read the write-ups, these can also be seen on Facebook and Instagram.  Check out <a href="http://ChummyVet.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ChummyVet.com</a> online, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/chummyvetapparel/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>, and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/chummyvetapparel" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>!! HOV©2020 <a href="http://patreon.com/veteranspodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★</a>

Veterans Chat Ep. 04 w/ Ryan Wempe -owner of "ChummyVet Apparel"

Ryan Wempe assumes co-hosting duties today for another great Saga Episode. Ryan grew up in a military family, one Great Grandfather in WWI, two Grandfathers in WWII/Korea, his Father w/ 30+ years, both of his older Sisters, his younger Brother and his Wife! That is stacking the service department. Holding all of this together was Ryan’s Mom, Diane, who guided the family together through the good times and held them together during the hard ones. Ryan talks about the influence that this rich military service tradition had on him and where it lead him through life.   As a West Point graduate, Ryan was in his first year when 9/11 happen, just miles away from the Academy proper. He talks about the impact of that, staying on and hearing the names of past grads who were killed in combat. He describes an environment that was not only educating tomorrow military leaders, but doing it at a time of war. Very powerful and hope I asked the right questions.   Ryan dug his bones in East Bagdad during he surge, the Push River Valley and Kandahar while in. A career that spanned 10 years gave Ryan an insight into himself and opens that to the Veterans out there that could gain from this knowledge. It is there for you if you need it. Thank you, Ryan.   Key take-aways here are to think of your mental health as you would when you hear of a sports star talking with their psychologist before a race, game or bout. As a Veteran there are key components to our lives that require this same level of self care. “Know yourself and seek self-improvement”.  Ryan brings a stoic virtue into the chat when he says “control your environment”, be present for the things that you can influence. Knowing that parts of your life that are uncontrollable are just that, Uncontrollable. Last very good point and one I am going to be leaning hard on going forward, find a Veteran and get on his or her’s plan. The old saying “What to be successful, follow someone who is successful” rings true in so many things we do.   Everyone stay safe out there and share the episode and podcast with those you chat with. If we can fix it, make it worth you sharing, then let us know. Many blessings and stay safe.   HOV©2020  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Ryan Wempe assumes co-hosting duties today for another great Saga Episode. Ryan grew up in a military family, one Great Grandfather in WWI, two Grandfathers in WWII/Korea, his Father w/ 30+ years, both of his older Sisters, his younger Brother and his Wife! That is stacking the service department. Holding all of this together was Ryan’s Mom, Diane, who guided the family together through the good times and held them together during the hard ones. Ryan talks about the influence that this rich military service tradition had on him and where it lead him through life. As a West Point graduate, Ryan was in his first year when 9/11 happen, just miles away from the Academy proper. He talks about the impact of that, staying on and hearing the names of past grads who were killed in combat. He describes an environment that was not only educating tomorrow military leaders, but doing it at a time of war. Very powerful and hope I asked the right questions. Ryan dug his bones in East Bagdad during he surge, the Push River Valley and Kandahar while in. A career that spanned 10 years gave Ryan an insight into himself and opens that to the Veterans out there that could gain from this knowledge. It is there for you if you need it. Thank you, Ryan. Key take-aways here are to think of your mental health as you would when you hear of a sports star talking with their psychologist before a race, game or bout. As a Veteran there are key components to our lives that require this same level of self care. “Know yourself and seek self-improvement”.  Ryan brings a stoic virtue into the chat when he says “control your environment”, be present for the things that you can influence. Knowing that parts of your life that are uncontrollable are just that, Uncontrollable. Last very good point and one I am going to be leaning hard on going forward, find a Veteran and get on his or her’s plan. The old saying “What to be successful, follow someone who is successful” rings true in so many things we do. Everyone stay safe out there and share the episode and podcast with those you chat with. If we can fix it, make it worth you sharing, then let us know. Many blessings and stay safe. HOV©2020 <a href="http://patreon.com/veteranspodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★</a>

Saga Ep.027 w/ Ryan Wempe