The Military Reunion Network podcast is designed to enjoy as you are going about your day. We focus on planning tips, destination and hotel conversations, speakers you can book for your reunion and Veterans with a story to share.
Where are we now? A hotelier’s perspective
Dan Miller Multi Property Sales Manager with Best Western Hotels shares his personal views of how the industry is recovering and where the industry is now.
The importance of dual cancellation
We sat down with Industry Expert Joan Eisenstodt to find out why dual cancellation clauses are so important.
Be a part of a special Vietnam Veterans Day Event
Teina Woodburn with Historic Programs is sharing the news about her special event this March
How to find a Speaker for your military reunion
Diane Goodman founder of Goodman Speaker Management shares great tips for finding, selecting and booking a speaker for your next reunion
The status of the Hospitality Industry as of October 2021
Anthony Anton CEO of the Washington State Hospitality Industry, shares his thoughts on where the industry is now and where it is headed.
What the heck is Military Reunion Network Radio?
This show is specifically for any Veterans that are curious about, interested in, or involved with planning a military reunion.
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What to know when working with Motor Coach Companies
Learn the difference between Motor Coach Brokers and Motor Coach Companies and where to look up bus safety records.
Cool Tips for planning a virtual reunion
It is possible to plan a virtual military reunion! Suzanne Tyler, Owner of VMA Global Events, shares her tips on making virtual reunions easy and fun.
A reunion of 2 WWII Veterans goes from FaceBook to the Emmys!
A Facebook post from a 91 year old started it all. Find out what happened when two World War II Veterans reunited for the first time in 70 years
The Pride, Passion, and Patriotism in Pueblo Colorado.
A super cool story about the resident of Pueblo coming together in hopes of hosting a very special Veteran event.
What 911 was like for NYC Firefighter Joe Torrillo
Retired NYC Firefighter Joe Torrillo was buried in the ruble when the Towers fell on 911
When Jenny and Jake met the Veterans that served with their Uncle Mike.
Uncle Mike died during his service in Vietnam. The research by his niece Jenny and her son Jake, lead them to meeting the men that served along side him. They were able to speak with the last people to see and speak to him before he died.