Special | 1h 41m 42s
After tragedy struck home, two combat-wounded veterans set out to end a little-known epidemic in America--22 each day. Their 6,500-mile cross-country mission was to raise awareness of the high rate of suicide amongst Veterans and show their brothers and sisters-at-arms that there is hope for them. Daniel and Doc will stop at nothing to reach tomorrow’s twenty-two.
Aired: 02/15/16
Cow Creek Tribe, D&S Harley Davidson
Local Focus: Vietnam – A Conversation
A dialog about Vietnam, exploring points of view from both war protesters and veterans.
Julie Akins interviews Ken Burns and Lynn Novick about their mini-series, The Vietnam War.
The perspective of local families who go through periods of deployment and separation.
This film captures the plight of homeless soldiers who have returned home from war.
Local Focus: Our Homeless Heroes
A discussion with veterans and local service organizations about homeless veteran issues.
Filmmakers Doc King and Daniel Egbert sit down with Geoff Riley to discuss "Project 22."
Explore topics from the film Debt of Honor with a panel of local resource providers.
My Story of Service, Episode 1
Jon Roeder and Paul Hanson share stories from Desert Storm and Vietnam.
My Story of Service, Episode 3
Carl Miller of Medford and Steve Harper of Klamath Falls share stories of their service.
My Story of Service, Episode 2
Frank Hernandez and Ed Hawkins of Medford share stories from their time in the service.
The Story Behind Coming Back with Wes Moore
Coming Back's co-producer Molly Fowler talks about the personal impacts of the stories.
Douglas Lindamood shares stories from his service as a U.S. Marine Cobra Helicopter pilot.
Ron Clisby of Grants Pass & David Grosenbach of Medford share stories from their service.
Matthew Havniear of Medford shares stories from his time serving in the U.S. Marines
Jena Harris of Medford share stories from time serving as a US Army frontline combat medic
Michael Kuenstler, of Merlin, shares stories from his time serving in the U.S. Marines.
Walter Haines of Medford shares stories from his time serving as in the Army Air Corps.
