VFW's premiere talk radio show, The National Defense, is the only nationally syndicated talk radio show that focuses exclusively on topics concerning today's active-duty military, veterans and those who support them.
This Week...

The National Defense broadcasts from Darlington, S.C. while covering the "Help a Hero 200" race. Randy and Jerry speak with racing legend Cale Yarborough, SportClips CEO Gordon Logan, NASCAR driver Joey Logano. Jerry and Randy also speak with Chief Petty Officer Jason Christopher, as well as Heath Cherry of Joe Gibbs racing. The guys wrap up the weeks show by visiting with the man behind the Johnsonville Bratmobile.
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Richard L. DeNoyer was elected Commander-in-Chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars on September 1, 2011, at the VFW’s 112th National Convention, held in San Antonio, Texas.Click here for more info
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Meet Your Hosts:
Jerry Newberry
Jerry Newberry joined the staff at VFW National Headquarters as Director of Communications and Public Affairs in January 2001. Previous to this, he was employed by a member of the U.S. House of Representatives and a speechwriter for a former secretary of the VA.
His military service began in 1968 when he entered the Army serving with the 101st Airborne and MACV in Vietnam.
Following military service, Newberry earned a degree in business and political science from Wayne State in Detroit, Mich. As a former newspaper reporter and columnist, Newberry stayed active in veterans’ affairs during this time.
Newberry currently resides in Kansas City, Mo.

Randy Miller
Originally from Knoxville, Tenn., Randy is the president of Brainstorm Media, as well as the executive producer and The National Defense co-host. He is a 25 year broadcast veteran and has hosted morning shows on radio stations in Pittsburgh, Atlanta, San Diego, Cincinnati and Kansas City, Mo.
Randy is the recipient of several broadcasting awards, including "Air Personality of the Year" from Billboard Magazine and the Radio Music Awards.
Randy, who resides in Springhill, Kan., also is the creator and host of a Kansas City dating-game show.