Road to Hope Radio

08/08/2026

Check out the latest podcast as we sit down with Army Veteran Steve Baxter to share his journey of hope and healing.

Steve, a Tomball, Texas native, served in the U.S. Army and deployed to both Romania and Afghanistan. During his seven months in Afghanistan, he experienced daily combat that left lasting invisible wounds and, as he describes it, caused him to lose all sense of emotion. Today, while still early in his healing journey at Camp Hope, Steve says he is grateful for the opportunity to learn something new every day as he works toward recovery.

His story is a powerful reminder that healing is possible and that no Veteran has to face PTSD alone.

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08/07/2026

On this , I celebrate and wish all, especially my friends, who received a Purple Heart my very best wishes and prayers for God’s blessings.

08/01/2026

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07/27/2026

This week on Road to Hope Radio, David Maulsby talks with Army Veteran Billy Robinson, a two-time combat Veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. Billy shares his journey with PTSD and learning to reconnect with emotions he had shut down to survive.

07/20/2026

This week on Road to Hope Radio, host David Maulsby sits down with Army Combat Veteran Chris Cooning to share a powerful story of service, struggle, and hope.

After deploying to Afghanistan just weeks after 9/11, Chris returned home carrying the invisible wounds of war. Haunted by PTSD, survivor's guilt, shame, loss of purpose, and substance abuse, his struggles eventually cost him his career.

Today, four months into his journey at PTSD Foundation of America - Camp Hope, Chris is discovering something he thought he'd lost hope. Through the brotherhood of fellow Veterans, honest accountability, peer support, and the restoration of his faith, he is building a new future.

Don't miss this inspiring conversation about resilience, healing, and the courage it takes to ask for help.

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07/19/2026

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07/16/2026

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07/14/2026

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07/13/2026

Some battles begin long before the battlefield.

This week on Road to Hope Radio, David Maulsby talks with Army Veteran Jon Farmer about trauma, combat, PTSD, addiction, and finding hope through healing.

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06/30/2026

Chad Clowson's Journey from Despair to Hope

On last week's Road to Hope Radio, host David Maulsby welcomed Marine Corps Veteran Chad Clowson, joined by Camp Hope Lead Veteran Coordinator Justin Lewis, for a powerful conversation about the realities of combat, the invisible wounds of war, and the hope that can be found through healing.

Originally from Altoona, Pennsylvania, Chad served in the U.S. Marine Corps and deployed during the 2003 invasion of Iraq, where he experienced intense combat and earned the Combat Action Ribbon. Like many combat Veterans, Chad returned home carrying wounds that weren't visible. PTSD, depression, anxiety, and substance abuse gradually took hold, leading him down a path of isolation and hopelessness.

As Americans prepare to celebrate Independence Day, Chad reflected on what freedom means from the perspective of someone who fought to defend it. He shared how returning home in June 2003 marked the beginning of years of struggle, as he turned to alcohol to cope with the trauma of war and eventually became suicidal.

Just a few months ago, Chad had reached one of the lowest points in his life. He had lost his family relationships, his father, and his home. It was through hearing about the PTSD Foundation of America | Camp Hope on The Michael Berry Show that his father encouraged him to seek help.

Nearly three months into the Camp Hope program, Chad's life has been transformed. Once estranged from his parents and sisters with virtually no communication, he recently celebrated one of the most meaningful moments of his healing journey: his baptism at Camp Hope. Standing alongside him were his parents, sisters, and daughters, a powerful testament to restored relationships and renewed hope.

Chad's story reminds us that healing is possible. Through faith, peer support, and the comprehensive programs at Camp Hope, Veterans can overcome the invisible wounds of war and rebuild the relationships that matter most.

Thank you to Chad Clowson and Justin Lewis for sharing this inspiring conversation and for reminding us that no Veteran has to fight their battles alone.