Therapy was Full Podcast

Hosted by Dustin Hayes, a Navy veteran and coffee shop owner, and Terrence Davis, a Marine Corps vet turned real estate professional, Therapy Was Full is where veterans, survivors, and seekers get real about the battles no one sees. This isn’t your typical vet podcast — no victim mindsets, no sugarcoating. Just raw stories about fatherhood, trauma, shame, healing, hustle, self improvement and the messy, beautiful process of rebuilding yourself from the inside out. Every week, Dustin and Terrence sit down to unpack the weight of the past, the realities of being men in a broken system, and what it takes to move forward when no one handed you the manual.

Therapy was Full Podcast is a comedy podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 31 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Therapy was Full Podcast, a comedy show with 31 episodes published.

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  Episode #34

  How Horses Are Helping Veterans Heal | Saddles in Service | Therapy Was Full Podcast

  Sep 22, 20261h 7m

  Tammy and Ed join Therapy Was Full to talk about Saddles in Service, a nonprofit using horsemanship to help veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders heal. The organization started after Tammy watched rescued horses help her husband, a retired Navy veteran, work through PTSD, anxiety, and depression — and grew into a structured, year-long program built on horsemanship, mentorship, trail riding, and a capstone experience in Wyoming. Tammy explains how horses mirror a person's energy and body language in real time, giving participants immediate, honest feedback that helps rebuild self-awareness, emotional regulation, and trust. They share the story of a former Army medevac pilot who went from isolated and over-medicated to deeply involved in the ranch community, and discuss a short film — inspired by real veterans in the program — about a veteran considering suicide after losing a friend to suicide, interrupted by the horse he'd bonded with. This episode covers veteran isolation, nontraditional mental health support, equine therapy, and how community can be rebuilt one horse, one relationship, at a time. This episode includes discussion of suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling, the Veterans Crisis Line is available 24/7: dial 988, then press 1. veteran podcast,equine therapy,Saddles in Service,veteran mental health,PTSD treatment,horse therapy veterans,nonprofit veterans,San Diego podcast,veteran suicide prevention,equine therapy for PTSD,comedy podcast,veteran assistance,horses,Ranching,taylor sheridan,yellowstone,dutton ranch,Therapy Was Full,Dustin Hayes,unlicensed unfiltered unhealed,veteran podcast San Diego,Icon Podcast Network,Red White and Badass Brew,veteran mental health podcast

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  Episode #33

  Where Were You That Day? Reflecting on 9/11 | Therapy Was Full

  Sep 14, 202636 min

  Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, Dustin Hayes and Terrence Davis sit down to reflect on where they were that day and how it quietly rerouted the rest of their lives. Dustin was on duty aboard the USS Nimitz when the second plane hit — the moment the Navy realized the country was under attack and shifted into wartime readiness in real time. That single day became the first link in a chain that led him through multiple deployments, Afghanistan, combat operations alongside special forces, injury, and eventually the end of his Navy career. Terrence was in a high school classroom, trying to comfort a friend who feared her father might have been on one of the hijacked flights. Years later, he joined the Marine Corps, deployed to Iraq, and became a recruiter — a role that put him face to face with the grief and guilt of former recruits watching the Afghanistan withdrawal unfold, some losing friends from their own units in the final days. This episode also honors Terrence's uncle Ralph, a Verizon fiber technician who volunteered at Ground Zero to help clear rubble and restore communications beneath the wreckage. This is a tribute to the lives lost, the first responders, the volunteers, and every service member whose life was shaped by what came after that morning.00:00 Cold Open: 25 Years Later

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  Episode #32

  How Horses Are Helping Veterans Heal | Saddles in Service | Therapy Was Full Podcast

  Sep 14, 20261h 7m

  Tammy and Ed join Therapy Was Full to talk about Saddles in Service, a nonprofit using horsemanship to help veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders heal. The organization started after Tammy watched rescued horses help her husband, a retired Navy veteran, work through PTSD, anxiety, and depression — and grew into a structured, year-long program built on horsemanship, mentorship, trail riding, and a capstone experience in Wyoming. Tammy explains how horses mirror a person's energy and body language in real time, giving participants immediate, honest feedback that helps rebuild self-awareness, emotional regulation, and trust. They share the story of a former Army medevac pilot who went from isolated and over-medicated to deeply involved in the ranch community, and discuss a short film — inspired by real veterans in the program — about a veteran considering suicide after losing a friend to suicide, interrupted by the horse he'd bonded with. This episode covers veteran isolation, nontraditional mental health support, equine therapy, and how community can be rebuilt one horse, one relationship, at a time. This episode includes discussion of suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling, the Veterans Crisis Line is available 24/7: dial 988, then press 1.

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  Episode #31

  Behind the Scenes: "I Wasn't the Victim, I Was the Perpetrator" | Therapy Was Full

  Sep 4, 202629 min

  This is the conversation that happened before the cameras officially started rolling. In this behind-the-scenes moment from Therapy Was Full, Guy McDermott — VFW commander and founder/co-founder of Warrior House — opens up about a spiritual awakening that reframed how he saw his own role in his marriage and career struggles. He talks candidly about the moment he stopped seeing himself as a victim and started owning the ways his own choices — taking off his wedding ring, spiraling under stress, missing the expectations he'd set for himself — shaped the outcomes he was living with. Unscripted, unpolished, and honest in a way that only happens when the "interview" hasn't technically started yet. 00:00 Cold Open: "I Wasn't the Victim" 01:30 The Church Service That Changed His Perspective 04:00 Owning His Role in His Marriage 07:00 The Wedding Ring Moment 10:00 Not Meeting His Own Expectations 13:00 The Move to California, Made in Anger 16:00 A Panic Attack He Didn't See Coming 19:00 Faith, Prayer & Realizing He Was a Son, Not a Victim 22:00 Top Producer While Falling Apart Inside 25:00 The Role of Community & Church in Healing 28:00 Closing Thoughts Before Recording Begins

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  Episode #30

  How Music Saved Foster Kids and a Marine's Career | Jedidiah | Therapy Was Full

  Aug 26, 20261h 1m

  www.iconpodcastnet.com Yes, the Marine Corps has a band — and Jedidiah was in it. This episode covers what most people never learn about military music programs, the grind of recruiting duty, and how a divorce derailed 13 years of active duty service and forced a total career reset. Dustin Hayes and Terrence Davis talk with Jedidiah about building Green Hat Entertainment to support local musicians, his work with CASA advocating for foster kids, and why music keeps showing up as the thing that holds people together — from a junior high talent show to a Marine Corps band concert that changed how he saw the world. #marineband #veteran #unsubscribepodcast #comedy #veteranspodcast

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