Send us a text A battlefield doesn’t always look like a map with lines and targets. Sometimes it’s a living room at 2 a.m., a mind replaying scenes on a loop, or a rehearsal hall where a single monologue finally cracks something open. We sit down with actor, veteran, and advocate Chris Loverro to trace a life shaped by service—Army Civil Affairs, a decade in Berkeley law enforcement, a brutal line‑of‑duty injury—and a rebirth through the arts that became Warriors for Peace Theater. Chris sha...
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Send us a text A battlefield doesn’t always look like a map with lines and targets. Sometimes it’s a living room at 2 a.m., a mind replaying scenes on a loop, or a rehearsal hall where a single monologue finally cracks something open. We sit down with actor, veteran, and advocate Chris Loverro to trace a life shaped by service—Army Civil Affairs, a decade in Berkeley law enforcement, a brutal line‑of‑duty injury—and a rebirth through the arts that became Warriors for Peace Theater. Chris sha...
Warriors Beyond War: Casey Harver's Journey from Navy SEAL to Alaskan Wilderness Guide
The Mightiest Warriors
51 minutes
8 months ago
Warriors Beyond War: Casey Harver's Journey from Navy SEAL to Alaskan Wilderness Guide
Send us a text When the mountains meet the sea in Kodiak, Alaska, something transformative happens to those who embrace its challenges. Retired Navy SEAL Captain Casey Harver discovered this power during military training and never looked back, eventually establishing Kodiak Big Timber and the Kodiak Survival School to share these life-changing experiences with others. Casey's story begins with an over-the-beach training exercise that changed everything. Swimming to shore and emerging beneat...
The Mightiest Warriors
Send us a text A battlefield doesn’t always look like a map with lines and targets. Sometimes it’s a living room at 2 a.m., a mind replaying scenes on a loop, or a rehearsal hall where a single monologue finally cracks something open. We sit down with actor, veteran, and advocate Chris Loverro to trace a life shaped by service—Army Civil Affairs, a decade in Berkeley law enforcement, a brutal line‑of‑duty injury—and a rebirth through the arts that became Warriors for Peace Theater. Chris sha...
