Road to Hope Radio

06/08/2026

This Week on Join us as we welcome Army Veteran Margarito Bruno to share his powerful journey of hope, healing, and restoration.

Margarito enlisted in the U.S. Army in 2000 to pursue his dream of serving in law enforcement as a Military Police Officer. After deploying to Iraq during the early stages of the war in 2003, he faced the chaos and challenges that would follow him long after returning home.

For 12 years, Margarito served in law enforcement in his hometown of Chicago, but the invisible wounds of war eventually took their toll. Struggling with PTSD, guilt, shame, loss of purpose, identity issues, and substance abuse, he found himself searching for a way forward.

After relocating to San Antonio in 2025, Margarito connected with the PTSD Foundation of America through local support groups. It was the Outreach Team's genuine care and commitment that convinced him he wasn't alone in the fight.

Now, three months into his journey at Camp Hope, Margarito says, "My attitude has changed," as he continues to rebuild his life, rediscover his purpose, and strengthen his faith.

Don't miss this inspiring conversation about resilience, recovery, and the power of hope.

Tune in to Road to Hope Radio with David Maulsby and hear how healing is possible for those battling the invisible wounds of war.

06/06/2026

What’s your favorite D-Day movie?

06/04/2026

05/26/2026

To the many Gold Star family members and friends, as well as family and friends who were lost to war after bringing the war home with them, who may happen to see this, my full love and respect. Your sacrifice is unimaginable to me. Praying that you experience the peace of God that passes all understanding.

05/07/2026

Nine years ago today we shared our first episode of Road to Hope Radio! Every episode is available — free — wherever you listen to podcasts. Celebrate with us!

05/05/2026

This week on Road to Hope Radio, hosted by David Maulsby, we are honored to share the story of Army Veteran Brennan Jones.

Brennan served as an 11B Infantryman with the 82nd Airborne Division and deployed to Afghanistan from 2019–2020. During his service, he earned multiple honors, including the Combat Infantry Badge and Parachutist Badge, symbols of courage and commitment under pressure.

But like many of our nation’s heroes, Brennan’s toughest battles didn’t end overseas.

After returning home, he faced the weight of PTSD, anxiety, insomnia, and substance abuse. Life began to unravel, leading to a turning point that made him realize something had to change.

In January, Brennan arrived at Camp Hope, unsure of what to expect, even asking, “Where’s my bed, and why is everyone trying to hug me?”

What he found instead was something deeper: a community ready to walk alongside him on his journey toward healing.

Because every story of healing matters, and Brennan’s is one you won’t want to miss. (Link in comments)

05/01/2026

Tomorrow is gonna be lit!