Horse and Heroes: why I support veterans

Horses and Heroes is a combination of documentary series that will tell veterans’ stories as they learn new coping skills for their physical and emotional challenges. Although Equine Therapy will be the stage, the focus will remain on the veterans and how their lives, as well as those of their families, were impacted by war. Additionally, we will be hiring veterans, both those already in the industry and those looking for new careers, for the jobs both in front of and behind the cameras. Each season, Horses and Heroes will be filmed at a new equine center, which has an existing veteran program. These non-profit centers offer therapy free of charge to veterans. But their funding limits the number of veterans they can help. Each season, Horses and Heroes will pay a location fee to the hosting center. In addition, they will receive a percentage of the net profits of the season they host. Visit the website to learn more about Horses and Heroes and how it will help veteran reclaim their lives https://www.kaleidoscopefilmandtelevision.com/horsesandheroes veteransupport #veteran #veterans #airforce #army #coastguard #marines #navy #equinetherapy #ptsdrecovery #hiringveterans #horsesandheroes #theresachaze #path #eagla

Matthew Timosyzk: How Veterans use Their Military Training in the Entertainment Industry

Messages from the universe will be hosting Matthew Timosyzk Monday, May at 3 pm eastern time on 
https://www.blogtalkradio.com/messagesfromtheuniverse/2020/05/07/messages-from-the-universe

as he talks about how he used the skills he learned serving in the military to build a successful film and television career. During the live show listeners may call (845) 241-9942 to speak with him.

  

Matthew S. Timoszyk has been working professionally in the entertainment industry for 30+ years and worked for Sacramento Theatrical Lighting (STL) for 8 years. His associations include California Musical Theatre, Music Circus, Sacramento Ballet, Sacramento Opera, Barnum and Bailey Circus, Disney on Ice, BP Productions, Woodland Opera House, Stockton Civic Theatre, Showbiz Theatre Company, the Historic Oroville State Theatre and many more. Matthew is a professional member of the USITT, the Education Theatre Association, and a four-time recipient of SARTA’s ELLY Award, 2for Best Lighting Design, 1 for Best Sound Design, and 1 for Best Overall Musical Production. Matthew is also a filmmaker working with BCM Films and other independent film companies in the Sacramento region. Matthew and his wife Robin own and operate Garage Studio Production Services & Lost Art Cinema.

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9322100/

https://garagestudio.biz/about/

https://www.facebook.com/mtimoszyk

https://www.facebook.com/groups/GSPSLostArtCinema

To learn more about how veterans can use the skills they learned in the military to build a successful career in the entertainment industry tune into

https://www.blogtalkradio.com/messagesfromtheuniverse/2020/05/07/messages-from-the-universe

on Thursday, May 7, 2020, at 3 pm eastern.

Horses and Heroes will tell veterans' stories as they work together to find new coping skills for their physical and emotional challenges. Veterans will be given priority for jobs both in front of and behind the cameras. Go to the website to learn more.

Horses and Heroes website

Heritage Videos: Sharing a Lifetime

Fun, sad, touching, snarky, and emotionally healing, Heritage videos are all that and more. More than just honoring your loved ones death, they also celebrate achievements and the special events of your family's lives.

Heritage videos can be a digital obituaries that can be used in online newspapers and at the memorial service. Additionally, they can enhance memorial websites as well as being shared on blogs and on social networking sites to help family and friends console each other. More than just the plain facts of a traditional obituary, the videos celebrates their uniqueness and achievements by showing and telling more about their lives. The messages, pictures, and music reveal their personality and tells their life's story. These testimonials to the person's life need not be limited to just celebrities. Every person's life has a story to tell that is uniquely theirs. Everyone has moments of greatness and moments that leave a lasting smile on those who love them.

Heritage Video: Helen Davies Kubanek from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Momentous occasions as special birthdays, graduations, and marriages can be enhanced with pictures and videos from the past. However, the video need not limited to those that are already digital. Scanners make even the oldest picture accessible in the digital age. The technology has made it possible to transfer 16mm film and VHS/Beta tape into the digital format. It preserves the footage, while making it possible to make corrections and organize the content. With nearly everyone having access to cell phones that record video, personal messages can be added to the montage to blend the past and the present. These times of joy and celebration need not end with the event. Footage and messages from future events can be keep being added. The birth of your child can be celebrated through her or his school years, graduation, marriage and birth of her or his own child.

Tribute to Veteran: Homer Robert Whitworth from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Multi-functional digital picture frames gives easy access to your wonderful memories. Instead of static pictures on the wall, these frames bring your loved one alive in sound and images. Once the video is produced it is upload onto the frame to be set out or to be given as a gift that keeps on giving.   It is a simple and cost effective way share the video with those who are not computer literate as well who a major computer geeks.

Theresa Chaze is a writer, producer, and editor, who crafts innovative messages. Using your visuals and stories, she will help you tell your or your loved one's story. Call her at 231-943-3298 to learn how she will bring your memories alive.

Her other videos, include:

Horses and Heroes: Changing Reality TV from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

God saw a Butterfly: a Healing Journey from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Be Someone who stands with Veterans from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Saving Our National Treasures: Protecting our Endangered Species from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Mary Ellen Colfer: Herbal Counselor from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Divine Blessing and Dragon protection from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Horses and Heroes Billboard from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Vetern and Activist Richard Bauer Endorses Military Series, Operation Home Base

Veteran, military activist and talk show host, Richard Bauer actively endorses the new military series, Operation Home Base.

Bauer served in the United States Air Force Command from 1988-2010. As a Inventory Management Specialist, he coordinated supply for the Air National Guard at Jefferson Barracks. He insured the mobility assets were available for deployment and all personnel were properly fitted and ready in the event of war. June 2000 – March 2003, Bauer performed military funeral honors for deceased active duty, retired and veteran personnel at Scott Air Force Base-Belleville IL. As Command and Control-flight Follower from April 2003-January 2006, he was the command agent responsible for the accurate, real-time global command control of all AMC directed tanker and airlift Missions in support of national interests worldwide. From May 1999-June 2010, he worked in the defense and space industry as the Missouri State employee, providing funeral honors for deceased veterans and retirees for the entire eastern part of Missouri. Currently, he is the host of Tribute to the Troops on the Virtual Entertainment Radio Network. It is a program that supports current members of the military as well as veterans.  The program will educate and explore questions or problems relating to military personnel.   By coalescing governmental, civilian and veteran’s organizations, Tribute to the Troops’ goal is to insure that not one soldier/airman/or sailor is left behind..

Of Operation Home Base, Bauer said:

“WOW...this is awesome, breath taking, and splendid; words cannot express my gratitude or thankfulness. I think you got a real winner. God Bless you for finally opening the family life of the military spouse to the general public.”
Rich Bauer MSgt USAF (Ret.)

Bauer’s associate said:

'I think the script is dealing in uncharted waters. This will be like nothing ever produced! What a brilliant idea to expose to the general audience real life situations that our fellow soldiers have to deal with returning home. Bravo!'
 
Two different members of the military and both Senior NCO's looked at the script like the military (Department of Defense--Washington) would look at it and we both agreed you got a hit.
 
Combining MASH and Little House on the Prairie into a family of man drama, Operation Home Base combines the real life challenges of living the military life with a fictional world-wide conspiracy of intrigue, murder, and lies. Refusing to be bullied, OHB begins to unravel the lies that surround the disappearance of Bogley and his squad.. Unable to deter them with the stick, their lead detractor does an about face and offers to support OHB with endless financial, political and logistic support. Is it a honest humanitarian offer or are their enemies trying to destroy it from the inside out.?

From the PTSD of the Vietnam nurses to the murder of a Marine’s therapy dog that leads to a wild and crazy fundraising fair, OHB will make the viewers laugh and cry. It will also build a bridge of understanding between those who serve and civilians. The viewers will be able to easily relate to the characters as family members, friends or the person they see in the mirror. Unlike most new shows, which either appeal to adults or children, OHB will be a drama that will appeal to the whole family

To read the full proposal and an excerpt of the pilot go to http://www.theresachaze.com/Operation_Home_Base.html

Until You Walk the Path: Phil Kiver

Until You Walk the Path, You Don’t Know Where it Goes will host Army Veteran and outspoken Conservative speaker Phil Kiver on December 27 at 5 pm eastern.

The writer, Phil Kiver is a former Army soldier and since his service has been a lot like Forest Gump---if there is anything going on in politics or about the war, he has been there--front and center. He was at the Bush ranch confronting Cindy Sheehan, he shows up at political rallies and dinners, on national television, radio shows and in print because of his uncanny ability to be in the middle of the action. He is outspoken, has experienced the war first hand and isn't afraid to mix his impeccable knowledge of history with his analysis of our current situation. You will see him at ball games, floating down the river in an inner tube, talking to veteran's groups, taking his daughter Hero to the park, books in hand ready for a signing. He throws himself into the limelight because of his convictions and overwhelming desire to make a difference. He is an author (182 Days in Iraq and Iraq in Pictures) and has become a well known, outspoken Conservative personality.

Phil Kiver recently spoke at the Ronald Reagan Library, at several Tea Party Rallies, and was the featured 9-11 speaker at Library of Congress in recent years. He just came back from his last trip to Iraq and has been traveling the country giving speeches. Look for him, he is everywhere. He will get you thinking, make you mad and make you laugh all during the same 10 minute conversation.

Tune at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theresachaze on December 27 at 5 pm eastern to learn more about Phil Kiver‘s experiences in Iraq, his book and his perspective as a Conservative.  Those who wish to ask Phil Kiver questions may call in at (347) 324-3745 or participate in the interactive chat room, which is available on the show’s page

Until You Walk the Path: Charles Ray

Until You Walk the Path You Won’t Know Where It Goes will be hosting Charles Ray on June 14 at 5 pm eastern. He will be talking about leadership, politics and life in general, as well as information about his books, Things I Learned From my Grandmother about Leadership and Life and Taking Charge: Effective Leadership for the Twenty-First Century

Ray joined the army to see the world.  He began as a private, but graduated from OCS in 1965 and was commissioned a second lieutenant.  He served in the U.S., as well as Germany, Korea, and two combat tours in Vietnam. His specialties were artillery, military intelligence, special operations, and public affairs.  In 1982, I retired from the army with the rank of major and joined the U.S. Foreign Service.  I have served as a diplomat in China, Thailand, Sierra Leone, Vietnam, and Cambodia.  He was appointed as the first American Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), Vietnam in 1998, and in 2002, former Secretary of State Colin Powell swore him in as U.S. ambassador to Cambodia.   After Cambodia, he was a diplomat in residence at the University of Houston for the 95-96 school year, and in 2006 was appointed Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Prisoner of War/Missing Personnel Affairs.   He earned a BS in Business Administration from Benedictine College, Atchison, KS; an MS in Systems Administration from USC, and an MS in National Security Strategy from the National Defense University

Tune at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theresachaze on June 14 at 5 pm eastern to learn more about Charles Ray’s amazing life and books as well asks him question. Those who wish to speak to Charles Ray may call in at (347) 324-3745. Free phone calls through Skype as well as an interactive chat room will be available on the show’s page.