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Drive On: Helping Veterans Navigate PTSD & Life After Military Service

Scott DeLuzio

Booking Overview

This is a weekly interview show focused on veteran PTSD, mental health, military transition, suicide prevention, and post-service purpose, with recurring guests including veterans, clinicians, nonprofit leaders, advocates, and military experts. Agencies could credibly pitch veteran advocates, trauma-treatment professionals, veteran-service organization leaders, authors, and retired military or policy experts with relevant firsthand or professional expertise; booking difficulty is medium.

Metrics

Episodes: 596

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

YouTube: 373 subscribers

Instagram: 3.5k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

scott@driveonpodcast.com

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Host

Scott DeLuzio - Army veteran and Gold Star Brother who hosts a show focused on helping veterans navigate PTSD, combat stress, and life after military service.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Relevant firsthand military or veteran experience, clinical expertise in PTSD or trauma, leadership of a veteran-focused nonprofit, experience supporting military families, or authoritative expertise in military policy and post-service transition.
Required Achievements:  
Leadership of a veteran-service organization or nonprofit, Military service or senior military experience, Professional expertise in trauma treatment or mental health, Authorship on military, veteran, or trauma-related subjects, Documented advocacy or programs supporting veterans and military families

Recent Guest Discussions

Sean Dillard - Veteran Suicide Prevention, Isolation After Military Service, Community Connection, Purpose, Family, And Rebuilding Camaraderie Through Veteran Service.

Dwight Boddorf - Military Transition, Homelessness And Trauma, Veteran Support Systems, Resilience, Leadership, And Finding Purpose After Service.

Chris Irwin - Survivor's Guilt, Anxiety, Panic Attacks, Chronic Illness, Mental Fitness, Awareness, And Support For Veterans And Military Families.

Eugene Lipov - PTSD Treatment, Stellate Ganglion Block, Nervous-system Regulation, Trauma’s Effects On Families, Treatment Limitations, And Evaluating Providers.

Paul Darling - Afghanistan’s Outcome, Military Decision-making, Defense Budgets And Equipment, Senior-level Accountability, Combat Experience, And Post-retirement Service.

Recent Topics

Health, Mental Health, Veterans, Ptsd, Military Transition

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Drive On: Helping Veterans Navigate PTSD & Life After Military Service
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How AHERO Rebuilds Veteran Purpose

October 06, 2026

A phone call from Lee Stuckey's mother came at the split second he was trying to take his life. That interruption became part of a longer return from three Iraq deployments, an IED blast, night terrors, isolation, and the pressure to keep presenting himself as fine. Lee explains how opening his farm to other veterans grew into America's Heroes Enjoying Recreation Outdoors, or AHERO. He says the organization has served over 13,000 veterans and first responders and helped prevent over 600 s...

When the War Follows You Home

September 29, 2026

The battlefield can end while the consequences continue unfolding for years. Justin Morseth recounts serving as an infantry officer with the 3rd Infantry Division during the 2003 Iraq invasion. He describes the sandstorm that stalled their advance, the losses suffered before reaching the enemy, and the crossing at Objective Peach under artillery fire, heavy smoke, and confusion. Returning home brought a different struggle. Everyday civilian concerns felt difficult to understand, while m...

Veteran Suicide Prevention Through Community

September 22, 2026

Losing the structure and camaraderie of military life can leave a veteran feeling isolated even when everything appears normal from the outside. For Army veteran Sean Dillard, that disconnection lasted for years and eventually collided with an injury, heavy drinking, and a personal crisis that forced him to reconsider what purpose after service could look like. Sean shares how reconnecting with veterans through Rangers Row helped restore a sense of camaraderie, and how his service dog in ...

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scott@driveonpodcast.com

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