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Jocelyn's Jewelry presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.

Hey, we've got a great interview for you on this edition of Kevin Keatsman has issues.

Paul Chappo will join us in just a few minutes.

He's the founder and chairman of Friends in Service of Heroes.org.

And they're putting on Armed Forces Day at the Wyandotte County Fairgrounds on May 20th.

This is from 10 until 4, and it is amazing. They're bringing an entire tactical unit in from the U.S.

Army that takes hours to construct the Battle Dome, as they call it. There'll be military equipment,

the color guard, all kinds of cool stuff. We're going to have a cornhole tournament again with our friends over at Cross KC and put that on. And basically we're going to recognize, recruit, and retain service members in the USA. This is as red, white, and blue as it gets. We hope you'll join us in two weeks, the Wyandotte County Fairgrounds, May 20th for Armed Forces Day.

Much more on that coming up with Paul and about his organization. We would love for you to find a way to get involved and either volunteer or somehow contribute to friends and service of heroes.

We'll talk with Paul in just a few minutes. We'll start this episode today with some, we're going to

open the mailbag. I don't do this enough. I don't do this enough. We'll start this episode today with some, we're going to open the mailbag. I don't do

this enough. I don't do this enough. We have unbelievable listeners who send in quite remarkable

emails, and I like to share them with you from time to time. And I'll sprinkle one in an episode

every now and then, but I've got four or five of them here that we're going to share to get

this one started. And the first one

comes from Jim, who was listening to the podcast earlier this week, where we were talking about

the teacher who we had on yesterday at Shawnee Mission North and the op ed piece that she

wrote for the lion. And Jim writes in, Kevin, your podcast was amazing today.

Every now and then you see something that triggers in me, and I just don't get it anywhere else.

In other words, he listens to the podcast and I touch a nerve with him in a good way of something that he doesn't get elsewhere.

That's as good a compliment as I could possibly get. Thank you.

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