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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 1H 57M

Ep 33 US Army Veteran James C. Hastings, Alaska's Healing Hearts Interview 02192026

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6 views Feb 23, 2026 Herostock Nation PodcastIn this powerful episode, we sit down with James C. Hastings, founder of Alaska’s Healing Hearts, for a raw and inspiring conversation about service, sacrifice, and the road to healing. James shares his military journey, the transition challenges so many veterans face, and how purpose-driven work in Alaska is helping restore hope and connection for those who have served. Hastings talks with show hosts Tom Lamog and Matthew Jones about resilience, community, faith, brotherhood, and the responsibility we carry to lift each other up long after the uniform comes off. This conversation isn’t just about surviving — it’s about rebuilding, leading, and serving again in a new way. 🔔 Subscribe for more real conversations that honor service and strengthen community. 👍 Like, comment, and share to help us reach more heroes.

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