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The Lost Art Project: Veterans’ Voices

Mission The Lost Art Project: Veterans’ Voices is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to recording, preserving, and archiving first-person oral histories from U.S. military veterans across generations. These long-form interviews capture leadership, combat experiences, and personal reflections that rarely appear in official records. Daily Monday to Friday Live recordings on Sundays & Thursdays @ 7 PM Central Time (Facebook, X, YouTube, TikTok) About the Project The Lost Art Project: Veterans’ Voices

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#623 FireSide Chat w/ the Crew; 19 Mar 2026

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2026/03/20

🔥 Fireside Chat with the Crew 🔥Pull up a chair and settle in for another powerful episode of Fireside Chat with the Crew. This week, we’re bringing real conversations, real experiences, and the kind of honest perspective you only get when veterans sit down and talk without a script. From lessons learned in service to the challenges and victories that come after, this episode dives into leadership, resilience, and the stories that don’t always make it into the spotlight. Expect some laughs, a

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#622 Part 2 Dan Gross Navy Veteran; 19 Mar 2026

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2026/03/19

Navy veteran Dan Gross returns to continue his incredible story.After being stationed in San Diego, Dan deployed multiple times, earning recognition for his hard work while also facing his fair share of trials and tribulations along the way. Through it all, he learned valuable lessons from the leaders around him—both good and bad—and began developing his own leadership style. After being encouraged to apply for the highly competitive Seaman to Admiral Program, Dan was ultimately selected, earning

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#621 Anthony (Token Squid) Price - Navy Veteran; 18...

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2026/03/18

Tune in for a powerful and inspiring story from Navy Veteran Anthony “Token Squid” Price.Growing up in an incredibly small town, Anthony knew early on that he wanted more. He wanted to leave, to explore, to see the world. The Navy seemed like the perfect path. Ironically, his journey to “see the world” started just 500 miles from home. But as many veterans know, it’s not just about geography — it’s about growth. After his time in service, Anthony’s mission took an unexpected turn when he

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#620 Part 1 Dan Gross Navy Veteran; 17 Mar 2026

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2026/03/17

Dan Gross, Navy Veteran, shares a candid look at growing up, getting into trouble, and realizing he needed discipline in his life. He figured the Marines were a little too hard-core for him. The Air Force told him he had too much baggage. Army green just didn’t look right on him. And growing up landlocked, the Coast Guard wasn’t even on his radar. That left one clear choice — the United States Navy. After boot camp, Dan trained as a specialized electrician and was eventually assigned to one of the

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#619 FireSide Chat w/ the Crew; 15 Mar 2026

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2026/03/16

Join us this week for another FireSide Chat with the Crew, where the conversation is relaxed, the stories are real, and the camaraderie feels just like sitting around the fire with fellow veterans and friends. Each week the Crew gets together to talk about current events, life after the military, leadership lessons, and the everyday experiences that continue to shape us long after service. There’s always plenty of laughs, a few sea stories, and honest conversations that only happen when veterans get

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#618.2 FireSide Chat after Show Discussions; 12 Mar 26

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2026/03/14

Tune in for a little behind-the-scenes look at what happens after the cameras stop rolling. During the latest FireSide Chat, the conversation kept going once the recording ended—and the discussion was just too good not to share. So we decided to bring you some of the insight, laughs, and honest conversation that normally happens in the after show. Sometimes the best conversations are the ones that weren’t originally planned. Hope you enjoy this extra look behind the scenes.

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#618 FireSide Chat w/ Joe Uribe & Antonio Espino with...

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2026/03/13

Join the Crew and AJ as they sit down with these special guests for a relaxed evening of stories, laughs, and the kind of conversations that naturally happen whenever veterans get together. It’s a chance to hear about leadership, camaraderie, and the shared experiences that keep the brotherhood strong. Pull up a chair, grab your favorite drink, and enjoy another great FireSide Chat.

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#617 George Chester Navy Veteran; 12 Mar 2026

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2026/03/12

George Chester grew up in Poteau, Oklahoma, where he enjoyed a good childhood rooted in small-town values. In 1954, after finishing school, he chose to serve his country by joining the United States Navy, training as an Aviation Boatswain’s Mate.After completing his initial enlistment, George decided to step away from military life — but it didn’t take long for him to realize the Navy was where he belonged. He reenlisted and continued building his career in naval aviation. Over time, he became a

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#616 Danny Fitzwilliam Army Veteran; 11 Mar 2026

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2026/03/11

Army Veteran Danny Fitzwilliam joined the Army with a clear goal in mind — to follow in his uncle’s footsteps and become a Military Policeman. After completing boot camp and advancing through Military Police training, Danny achieved exactly what he set out to do. He served proudly as an MP, carrying out his duties with professionalism and commitment. Unfortunately, injuries sustained during his time in uniform cut his military career short. But service was part of who he was — and he wasn’t finished

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#615 Dexter Cole Army Veteran; 10 Mar 2026

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2026/03/10

Dexter Cole, an Army Veteran from a small town in Oklahoma, knew early on that college wasn’t his path. Instead, he chose to serve — enlisting in the United States Army as a truck driver, not fully realizing where that decision would take him. After completing boot camp and Military Occupational Specialty training, Dexter found himself assigned to a Special Forces unit in a support role — an opportunity few could have predicted. Working alongside the Special Forces community, he sharpened his skills

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#614 FireSide Chat w/ the Crew; 8 Mar 2026

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2026/03/09

Pull up a chair and join us for another episode of the Weekly FireSide Chat w/ the Crew, where the stories are real, the laughs are earned, and the conversation goes wherever the night takes us. Each week the crew gathers to talk about life in and out of the military, share sea stories, discuss current events affecting veterans, and highlight the experiences that connect those who have served. From lessons learned in uniform to the humor that gets veterans through the toughest moments, nothing is

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#613 FireSide Chat - Discussions about the nonprofit...

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2026/03/06

Tune in w/ Aj, Mike, Mark, and Aaron for a good discussion about the project and its new identity as a nonprofit. We will discuss what you can do to support the project. There are several ways to support the project without $$$. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe. See you tomorrow evening. thelostartprojectveteransvoices.org

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#612 Roger Alfred Holden Air Force Veteran; 5 Mar 2026

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2026/03/05

Although Roger Alfred Holden initially signed up for the Air Force with the goal of becoming a medic, his journey quickly became more than just training for a profession — it became a chapter of service.After learning the medical craft and developing his skills, he remained stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base for the next two years, building experience and serving those around him. He was later transferred to the Philippines, where he continued his duties and gained a broader view of military life

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#611 Millard McCormack Army Veteran; 4 Mar 2026

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2026/03/04

Growing up in a small country town in Oklahoma, Millard McCormack built a simple life rooted in hard work and community. After finishing school, he spent time traveling to California for work — never knowing that his path was about to change.When the draft came during the Korean War, Millard answered the call. Through boot camp, infantry training, and engineering instruction, he prepared for a reality few truly understand. Before long, he found himself in Korea — serving as an engineer on the front

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#610 Blake Ward Army Veteran; 3 Mar 2026

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2026/03/03

Army Veteran Blake Ward grew up in a small town with a big sense of purpose. Following in his brother’s footsteps, he chose to join the United States Army with every intention of making it a career. From the beginning, he embraced the challenge. He loved the structure, the mission, and the brotherhood. He was all in. But service doesn’t always unfold the way we plan. Injuries along the way changed the trajectory of his career, forcing him to confront a different kind of battle — one that required

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#609 FireSide Chat w/ the Crew; 1 Mar 2026

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2026/03/02

Join us for another powerful FireSide Chat with AJ, Mark, Mike, Jesse, and Vick as we break down the incredible USA Hockey teams, the Olympic spirit, and the unforgettable Medal of Honor presentations during the State of the Union Address. It was a special moment for our nation — and especially for our military community. But the conversation doesn’t stop there. We’re also discussing the ongoing effort to have Major James Capers Jr.’s award upgraded to the Medal of Honor — recognition many believe

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#608 FireSide Chat w/ Dave Ramos & Jim / Mike from...

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2026/02/27

Tune in for a powerful FireSide Chat with Army Veteran Dave Ramos as he shares how he’s using his voice to serve long after the uniform came off.From launching his radio show to building meaningful connections across the veteran community, Dave is proving that service doesn’t end — it evolves. We’ll dive into: • Why he started his show • The impact it’s having on veterans • The lessons he’s learned along the way • And what drives him to keep showing up for others If you care about leadership,

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#607 Robert Schleve Marine Vetean; 26 Feb 2026

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2026/02/26

Tune in as Robert Schleve shares his remarkable journey — from learning baseball in a small town to serving as a Marine Corps infantryman and mortarman in Vietnam. Robert reflects on his combat experiences, the challenges of returning home to Washington, and the path his life took after military service. He also offers insight into his life today as a resident of the newly built veterans home in Sallisaw, Oklahoma. This is a powerful story of service, resilience, and perspective you won’t want to

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#606 Cory Hunnicutt (Commission Possible) Marine...

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2026/02/25

Tune in for a powerful Veteran Story featuring Cory Hunnicutt — TikToker, Marine veteran, and dark humor extraordinaire.From growing up in South Carolina to setting his sights on the Marine Corps, Cory shares the story of knowing his path early in life — even when his father, an Air Force veteran, initially hoped for a different future. After earning his family’s blessing, Cory joined the Corps and went on to serve in multiple roles during his three-and-a-half years of service. In this episode,

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#605 James (Jim) Eddie Curtis Marine Veteran; 24 Feb...

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2026/02/24

Tune in for Jim Curtis’ Veteran Story. From growing up in Washington State to earning the title of United States Marine, Jim shares a powerful and deeply personal journey. He reflects on boot camp, his path to becoming an infantryman, and his deployment to Vietnam. Beyond his military service, Jim speaks about building a life after the Corps — meeting his bride, celebrating more than 50 years of marriage, and opening his own martial arts school. This is a story of service, resilience, and lifelong

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