In this raw and revelatory episode of Rogue Cell, retired U.S. Army Major General Gregg F. Martin shares his extraordinary journey through the highs and lows of bipolar disorder—while serving at the highest levels of military leadership. From commanding troops in combat zones to grappling with manic episodes and eventual diagnosis, Martin opens up about the personal cost, the stigma, and the resilience required to heal.

Host Brad of Rogue Cell guides the conversation with empathy and precision, weaving together themes of mental health, veteran advocacy, and systemic change. This episode is not just a testimony—it’s a call to action for deeper understanding, better support, and the courage to speak truth in spaces that often demand silence.

In this month's episode Rogue Cell talks with Astoria City Commissioner Andy Davis about veteran issues. We also do a podcaster-on-the-street talking with fellow veterans at the KMUN block party.

Rogue Cell talks with Dan Pickles and Phil Ero, two Coast Guard Officer veterans who are now battle-buddies in teaching math at the Astoria High School.

Vietnam era Marine Veteran Bernice Moore joins us to discuss her journey through her service and afterwards as a Buddhist student and practitioner.

Captain Kim returns to Rogue Cell and is joined by a friend, Cody. We discuss their stories as military members and veterans, connecting with nature and finding healing there, and a few other surprises along the way.

Together with Veterans' own, Ashley Taylor, an understood "Mental Health Streetfighter," joins us to discuss serving as a female soldier, being recognized as a veteran in a male-dominated community, and continuing to serve the veteran community.

Here's a preview of the Rogue Cell Documentary. Sean and Brad interview Donna-Marie Drucker. Donna-Marie is the co-founder of Northwest Oregon Together With Veterans and the Oregon Firearm Safety Coalition. This was our first stop on our documentary tour.

Rogue Cell interviews Writer's Guild Initiative mentors about their work to support veterans through writing instruction during the R&R for the Brave retreat in Bend, OR. Sean was one of the mentors along with Fred Graver, Colleen Worthman, and David Tucker II. Brad was one of the participants.