The National Defense Radio Show

We welcome back Ford Archives and Brand Manager Ted Ryan to the program to discuss the 60th anniversary of the iconic Ford Mustang, which is being celebrated this week. Nate Herron and Ted talk about the landscape of the American auto industry six decades ago, the color schemes that were popular then, and much more in this segment that is sure to appeal to any gearhead.

We welcome Jose Ramos, the Vice President of Government and Community Relations for Wounded Warrior Project, to the show to discuss the myriad issues WWP is working on to support our veterans and their families. These include initiatives on veteran caregivers, relief from rising costs of living due to inflation, rehabilitation centers, and much, much more. Wounded Warrior Project is BUSY working for you on Capitol Hill, helping to shape and pass legislation that has an appreciable effect on the lives of those who served their country.

The National Defense welcomes “Facts of Life” actress and accomplished author Lisa Whelchel to the show to talk about the newest season of MeTV’s “Collector’s Call.” Lisa shares with Randy how the show looks inside the nostalgic world of personal collections, including some that are pretty bizarre.

Randy welcomes George Christie, the former President of the Ventura, CA chapter of the Hells Angels, who is advising and contributing to the new series on A&E, “Secrets of the Hells Angels.” Randy and George talk about America’s fascination with the Hells Angels and some of the tidbits he shares with A&E about his nearly four decades in a leadership role with the infamous bike club.

AXS TV’s new program, “Sounds Delicious,” hosted by the Co-founder of Wilson Phillips, brings celebrity guests onto TV with Carnie Wilson to entertain and teach folks about how much fun you can have making music in the kitchen! Randy and Carnie start off reminiscing about the time they spent together in Cincinnati, then talk about the show, her favorite dishes, and much more.

We welcome the world-famous bounty hunter Dog the Bounty Hunter to the show to discuss his fascinating life and career as a bounty hunter, television star, author, and ministry leader. Randy and Dog discuss the nature of bounty hunting and its relationship to our police and first responders, as well as what fans can expect from his new book, Nine Lives, and Counting.

Randy Miller welcomes John Ondrasik, better known by his stage name Five for Fighting, to the show to discuss the highs and lows of his music career. Randy and John also discuss Five for Fighting's unique relationship with the U.S. Military. John will support the upcoming Snowball Express with the Gary Sinise Foundation.

We welcome Wes Higgins, one of the founders of the Veteran Outdoors Foundation, to the show to discuss his veteran service organization, what it offers those in need of assistance and his military service. Randy and Wes discuss Veteran Outdoors, whose primary goal is to get our veterans and active-duty military involved in outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking, water sports, etc.

We welcome actor Brett Cullen to discuss “The Long Game,” based on the book Mustang Miracle, alongside our long-time friend Dennis Quaid. In this segment, Randy and Brett discuss Dennis, golf, and Hollywood.

We welcome actor Mark Pellegrino to the show to discuss his significant roles over the years, from “Dexter” to “Big Lebowski” and his new season of “American Rust: Broken Justice” with his role as Virgil Poe. Randy and Mark also discuss his role in the upcoming “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley.”