Horse is a former SASR operator, military dog handler and advocate based in Australia.

Today on the podcast, I continue my conversation with Horse in part two of this powerful episode.

Horse and I discuss what happens when the uniform comes off, the impact of the documentary Bravery and Betrayal, and the emotional toll experienced by many veterans and their families after service.

We talk about the removal of Squadron Two, the deep sense of identity and belonging that comes with military service, and how difficult it can be for veterans to move forward when their service is questioned, misunderstood or erased.

Horse also shares why telling these stories matters, not just for soldiers, but for their families, first responders, nurses and anyone who has worked in high-pressure environments where service, sacrifice and trauma often sit side by side.

We also discuss the role of Wandering Warriors, the importance of transition support, and why conversations around mental health, moral injury and institutional trauma need to continue.

This is part two of an honest, emotional and deeply important conversation about service, loyalty, survival, family, identity and life after war.

Horse is a former SASR operator, military dog handler and advocate based in Australia.
Today on the podcast, I continue my conversation with Horse in part two of this powerful episode.
Horse and I discuss what happens when the uniform comes off, the impact of the documentary Bravery and Betrayal, and the emotional toll experienced by many veterans and their families after service.
We talk about the removal of Squadron Two, the deep sense of identity and belonging that comes with military service, and how difficult it can be for veterans to move forward when their service is questioned, misunderstood or erased.
Horse also shares why telling these stories matters, not just for soldiers, but for their families, first responders, nurses and anyone who has worked in high-pressure environments where service, sacrifice and trauma often sit side by side.
We also discuss the role of Wandering Warriors, the importance of transition support, and why conversations around mental health, moral injury and institutional trauma need to continue.
This is part two of an honest, emotional and deeply important conversation about service, loyalty, survival, family, identity and life after war.

Once a week, Nurse Practitioner Bek Woodbine will unpack issues that impact all nurses from self care to growing professionally as a nurse.


With over 35 years of nursing experience and with her raw and honest style, Bek aims to offer sage advice to all nurses with help from amazing guests each week. Ordinary people performing the extra ordinary in the field of health, leadership and self care.

Once a week, Nurse Practitioner Bek Woodbine will unpack issues that impact all nurses from self care to growing professionally as a nurse.
 With over 35 years of nursing experience and with her raw and honest style, Bek aims to offer sage advice to all nurses with help from amazing guests each week. Ordinary people performing the extra ordinary in the field of health, leadership and self care.

Once a week, Nurse Practitioner Bek Woodbine will unpack issues that impact all nurses from self care to growing professionally as a nurse.

Tenderness for Nurses

The True Cost of Service, an SAS Operators Personal Account Part 2

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