Tango Alpha Lima Podcast

Adam Marr, Joe Worley

hsoria@legion.org

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Booking Overview

A weekly veteran-focused interview show from The American Legion featuring Global War on Terrorism veterans and military community voices discussing transition, valor, and mental wellness/VA access. It’s a strong platform for credible subject-matter experts and leaders working on veteran care, benefits, and resilience.

Metrics

Episodes: 375

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.5/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

YouTube: 15.2k subscribers

Instagram: 49.0k followers

Contact Information

hsoria@legion.org

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Host

Adam Marr - American Legion staff host for Tango Alpha Lima. Co-leads weekly conversations with veterans and military community influencers centered on service, transition, mental wellness, and VA benefits.

Joe Worley - American Legion staff host for Tango Alpha Lima. Co-leads weekly interviews with veterans and military community voices on resilience, PTSD/moral injury, and practical pathways to benefits and supp...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
U.S. military veterans (especially GWOT era), Gold Star family members, and military-community leaders; or recognized clinicians/researchers and trauma/mental-health experts with credible academic/clinical standing; or founders/executives of vetted veteran-focused nonprofits and advocates with concrete programs (e.g., VA-access, therapeutic retreats, peer support).
Required Achievements:  
Recipient or subject of significant veteran-related advocacy (e.g., Gold Star family-led initiatives), Published/recognized clinical or scientific work related to trauma, moral injury, PTSD, or veteran mental health, Leadership of established or scaling veteran/nonprofit programs, Demonstrated public impact through veteran outreach (e.g., high-reach veteran community platforms)

Recent Guest Discussions

Johnny Vargas - Military Social Media Impact; Content Pillars; Nonpartisanship; Real-world Community Outcomes; Veteran Mental Health Awareness

Jared Schmitz - Not Interviewed As A Separate Guest; Referenced As The Fallen Servicemember Driving The Nonprofit Mission

Mark Schmitz - Abbey Gate Tragedy Response; Launching A Nonprofit; Therapeutic Retreat Camps For Veterans/law Enforcement; Mental Health Mission; GI Bill/death Benefits Advocacy

Dr. Lynette Averill - Clinical Framing Of Moral Injury Vs Ptsd; Healing Requirements; Psychedelic-assisted Therapy Promise; Role Of Community/peer Support

Ryan Roberts - Moral Injury Experience; Differentiation From Ptsd; Healing Pathways; Peer Support Importance

Recent Topics

Veterans, Mental Health, Ptsd, Va Benefits, Trauma

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Tango Alpha Lima Podcast
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Viva La Vargas: Service, Social Media and Showing Up / Tango Alpha Lima

June 02, 2026

What does it take to reach tens of millions of people a month while still on active duty? For Army Sgt. First Class Johnny Vargas — better known as Viva La Vargas — it started with a car fire, a recruiting station and a promise to himself to show up every single day.In this episode, Johnny chats about his journey from aspiring recording artist in Los Angeles to one of the military community's most trusted and entertaining voices online. He breaks down the three pillars that guide every piece ...

Gold Star Father turns Abbey Gate tragedy into mission to heal veterans - Tango Alpha Lima

May 19, 2026

On Aug. 26, 2021, Marine Lance Corporal Jared Schmitz, age 20, was among 13 servicemembers killed at the Abbey Gate in Kabul during the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. He had wanted to be a Marine since he was 8.In the weeks after Jared's death, condolence checks from strangers filled more than a foot of mail. His father, Mark, couldn't bring himself to spend a single dollar of it.So he launched a nonprofit instead aimed at honoring the fallen and helping servicemembers with their m...

Moral Injury: The invisible wound the VA healthcare system keeps missing – Tango Alpha Lima

May 05, 2026

In 2003, Marine infantryman Ryan Roberts helped recover the remains of 18 comrades killed in the battle of Nasiriyah, many by friendly fire. The next day, his fire team stopped a vehicle at a checkpoint. When he opened the back door, he found two children aged four and six.He had joined the military to protect the innocent. In doing the right thing, he violated that core value. And no one — not in 17 years of VA care and private treatment — ever gave him the language for what that did to him....

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