# Tom Sileo

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Linsday Berra (granddaughter of Yogi Berra), Sean Mullin (director), Tom Sileo (military author) and Brent McCorkle (director)

From the Tim DeMoss Show archives, we feature conversations with Lindsay Berra (granddaughter of New York Yankees great Yogi Berra) & Sean Mullin (director) regarding the film It Ain't Over, Tom Sileo (military author) on his book I Have Your Back: How an American Soldier Became an International He…

Ep. 108: Yoga, Leadership, and Life’s Unexpected Turns with Veteran and Advocate Jennifer Ballou

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Passing the Torch, host Martin Foster engages with Jennifer Ballou, an accomplished leader and yoga therapist, discussing her journey through life coaching, the importance of resilience, and her work with the Global War on Terrorism Memorial. They explore themes …

Jake Rademacher from 'Brothers at War' and Tom Sileo from UnknownSoldiersblog.com

Fresh off our trip the 2010 Milbloggies in DC, we had the amazing opportunity to meet filmmaker Jake Rademacher and journalist Tom Sileo. We are thrilled to welcome them both to the show, so set your alarm and join us LIVE for Jake Rademacher, director of the film 'Brothers at War' and Tom Sileo w…

I Have Your Back

Author Tom Sileo discusses with Rob O'Donnell today’s Medal of Honor being posthumously presented to Fallen Army Soldier Michael Ollis for his actions outlined in his book “I Have Your Back”.

Tom Sileo With Rob O'Donnell

Author Tom Sileo discusses with Rob O'Donnell today’s Medal of Honor being posthumously presented to Fallen Army Soldier Michael Ollis for his actions outlined in his book “I Have Your Back”.

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Bob talks to author Tom Sileo on his book I Have Your Back about Staff Sergeant Michael Ollis, his process for researching for the book, who Michael Ollis was and his legacy, the idea of sacrifice, and who the book is for, Bob talks about the video Trump posted about the Obama family, Bob talks wit…

Eight Seconds in Afghanistan: The Quick Heroism of Florent Groberg

If you saw a suicide bomber moving toward your friends, would you have the courage to run toward him? That is the choice Florent “Flo” Groberg made on a dusty road in Afghanistan. In just eight seconds, he identified the threat, tackled the bomber, and saved countless lives. And yet, Flo says he st…