This week on the National Defense we’re joined by the return of “Yellostone” legend Jefferson White riding off of the 10+ million view count season finale. Stacy Keach from “American Greed” makes a triumphant return, celebrating the 15th season of the hit show. Bob Evans Farms “Heroes To CEOs” Winner Brendan Aronson joins us to talk about his company “Paintru” and what they’re doing with their “steel hearts” campaign to help veterans with their artistic endeavors. Former American Businessman Barry Minkow brings the laughs and life lessons with his rocky but entertaining past stories. Lt. Colonel Jeff Hudson brings Randy all the information we need to know about “Operation Healing Forces” and their current strides in helping the world. Tom Kastner, VP for Financial Wellness of the “Wounded Warrior Project” brings us a heartwarming update on what the organization has been currently doing for veterans. And Dr. Jason Singh brings us great information about eye freckles and the treatment methods we can take for them. That’s all this week on the National Defense!
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The Misadventures of the Randy Miller Morning Show
Randy Miller has spent his entire career in the magical world of radio. As a popular morning show host, he bounced around to some incredible places: Pittsburg, Atlanta, San Diego, Cincinnati, Chicago and most of all in Kansas City. He would be hired for his outrageous style, and then once the ratings were up, he’d be kicked out the door, only to be offered more money at another station across the street, or across the country. In 1998, Miller signed the richest contract in Kansas City media history, at the time, for nearly a million dollars a year. 10 years later, Miller was completely broke, nearly homeless and his radio career was over…or so he thought. How did everything come undone? And what lessons did he learn? Stay tuned.
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