In this episode of the Every Third Saturday podcast, host Tom McKenna speaks with Nick Williams, the founder of Shear Hope Collective, a community initiative focused on providing haircuts and support to those in need, particularly the homeless. Nick shares his journey from working various jobs to discovering his passion for barbering during the pandemic. He discusses the transformative power of a haircut, emphasizing how it can uplift individuals' spirits and restore their dignity. The conversation highlights the importance of community service and the impact of small acts of kindness, such as providing haircuts to those who cannot afford them.

Join us on this episode of the Every Third Saturday podcast as we explore the transformative journey of veterans finding community and purpose after service. In this episode, Ben shares his personal story of overcoming isolation, embracing vulnerability, and building lasting connections. Tune in to hear how small victories and community support can lead to profound personal growth.

Eric and Tom sit down with Amos Ferrier. Amos served 15 years in the Army as a medic and saw a lot of tough stuff. Through it all he has remained resilient and is constantly doing the work to make something good out of the trauma he has experienced. Amos is a graduate of the ETS Warrior's Return course, and currently is on staff at ETS as the Internship Director and Coffee Shop Co-Manager. He is a funny guy, a complex person, and an awesome human. We hope you enjoy our conversation.