Bob Regan

Where did, w- where does that, uh, kind of fit into the whole, uh, program, and how, how do you find that music and creative expression can, can help veterans? You know, i- is it s- kinda complimentary to some of the outdoor piece or is it, uh, you know, kind of a, a separate program?

No, it's, it's so complimentary, and it started with Bob Regan, Operation Song.

And so Rusty Tabor was, is one of our musicians with Music for a Hero, and really helped us see the power of it.

You know, anybody listening knows that music has an important part of your life.

You've got your, your breakup song, your together song, your, your football song, your workout song.

Like, we all have our songs that connect and, and, you know, remind us of something.

And so bringing music into it as a healing aspect was enormous, and so thank, I just wanna thank Bob Regan and Operation Song for inspiring us, and Rusty Tabor to starting Music for a Hero with our program, which ul- ultimately turned into A Hero Records, which is a record label for veterans and first responders.

And so wh- when you had...

This is, uh, War Songs with Ward Davis.

And man, the whole idea about this is, came from my, my love for Bob Regan and Operation Song and what-

Mm-hmm

... you guys do, and, uh, that whole thing.

Um, but like, uh, Operation Song, man, how did, how did you find out about Operation Song?

Yeah.

Man, I tell you what, the, the second best gift I ever got was meeting Bob Regan.

Uh-huh.