You're listening to Comedy Central.

Ooh, that sound that you're hearing is me going through a table at the mercy of a 250-pound man's body slam.

It didn't feel great.

It felt worse than great.

But I will say I was comforted by the fact that that very large amateur wrestler,

Lyon on top of me, was a veteran who had served her country.

And then my pain was nothing compared to what these other veterans have to wrestle with when they return home from serving our country.

My bone crushing moments of discovery and physical pain, or what the network calls great storytelling,

are just some of what goes down when you're out on the road.

That's what this podcast is about.

It's a chance for me to tell you a little bit about the experiences I had out on the road.

I bring in some producers, some writers, some people who also help make this show.

If you've never seen the show, that's okay.

You suck a bit, but you can still listen to this podcast.

If you have seen it, well done.

Today on the podcast, we got an amazing conversation with Sebastian Younger,

Season War correspondent, and author of the book Tribe.

But first, we want to take you further into the story of the Valhalla Club

and how they are wrestling their PTSD demons.

This is a clapper.

There are 22 million veterans living in America.

And right now, a lot of them are struggling.

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