The National Defense Radio Show

William Stanford Davis on The National Defense

We are happy to welcome back actor William Stanford Davis, now a cast regular on the great comedy series “Abbot Elementary,” to talk about the program and some of his new projects. William shares his experiences on the set of “Ray Donovan” and what he learned, the Fabulous Paramount Review, and much more in this great interview.

Ondas Holding Founder, Chairman, and CEO Eric Brock

We welcome back a friend of the program, and to all those Americans who wear the uniform of our military and first responders, Ondas CEO Eric Brock. Randy catches up with Eric on the latest news and awards bestowed to his company, as well as some of the expanded applications and uses for their drone and drone defense technology, assisting those keeping us safe in the global theatre.

Researcher and Writer Jamie Holmes with “The Free and the Dead”

Randy welcomes author Jamie Holmes to the show to talk about a fascinating story from the early 1800s that took place in present-day Florida that you probably don’t know much about. The book is entitled: “The Free and the Dead: The Untold Story of the Black Seminole Chief, the Indigenous Rebel, and America's Forgotten War,” and it is an account of a nearly decade-long war between native tribes in the region and the United States Military.

Angel Flight Central’s Emma Girard

We welcome Emma Girard, Marketing & Outreach Coordinator for Angel Flight Central, to talk about her organization’s work. Angel Flight Central's mission is to serve people in need by arranging charitable flights for health care or other humanitarian purposes. Every year, Angel Flight Central volunteer pilots and supporters provide hundreds of free flights throughout the Midwest for families who need access to specialized health care, camps for special needs, disaster response efforts, and other compassionate reasons. You can find out more information and how to support Angel Flight Central at AngelFlightCentral.Org

Actor Charles Baker on The National Defense

We welcome actor Charles Baker, who we loved in our favorite series, AMC’s “Breaking Bad” to the show to talk about his new role in the smash-hit HBO series, “The Pitt.” Randy and Charles talk about the unique show, how it’s filmed, more about Charles’ character, Mr. Digby, his Army veteran father and much more.

Celebrating V-Day with Jacob Downing from the San Antonio Zoo

We welcome Jacob Downing, social media manager for the San Antonio Zoo with a hilarious Valentine’s Day fundraiser for the zoo where you can name a cockroach, a rat, or even a vegetable after your EX, and then get to watch it be eaten by one of the zoo’s denizens. Birds, snakes, mammals, there’s no telling what member of the animal kingdom will scarf down your symbolic vet. With low prices starting at just $5, check it out at sazoo.org/crymeacockroach

Henry Snow, Inventor of the PeeSport Bottle

Urine for a treat for this interview! Randy welcomes Henry Snow, inventor and PEE-EO of PeeSport, an elevated attempt to handle your business out in the world when nature calls. Henry talks with Randy about his experience on Shark Tank, who passed, and more importantly, who DIDN’T, and much more in this interview.

Saturday Night Live’s Kenan Thompson on The National Defense

We welcome the dean of Saturday Night Live cast members, Kenan Thompson, to the show to talk about his storied television and movie career. Kenan has written a new children’s book “Unfunny Bunny” Randy talks to Kenan about the story, reading it to his granddaughter, teases about Mighty Ducks 4, and much more.

Gameshow Host Randy LIVE from Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton

In this segment, Randy got some of the Marines involved in some fun contests to follow up on the earlier arm-measuring contest: giving away premium tickets to see Journey in concert, as well as the world-famous National Defense Military Match Game, to win gift cards to Bear Handlon's company, Born Primitive!

Serving Up Some Incredible Filipino Food to our Marines

We speak with just some of the Marines on-hand to take part in a great spread of Filipino Food at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton.  Randy checks in with chef Olivia and her husband Luis about what all was on the menu, how the Robert Irvine Foundation has been instrumental in his recovery since 2015 there on base.