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Joe Herb served as a US Air Force active duty doctor and staff surgeon from 2004 to 2011. He did his officer training school or OTs in Montgomery, Alabama, and deployed to Afghanistan in 2008, where he treated US troops and Afghan nationals.
Ghost Turd Stories donates fifty percent of its profits from the sale of our merchandise line and our content subscriptions to carefully selected families of veterans and first responders who have taken their own life. The other fifty percent is used to grow the company to bring greater awareness of the struggle many veterans and first responders have relating to mental health challenges and suicide ideation.
To purchase merchandise, visit ghostturdstories.myshopify.com
To be part of a growing community and subscribe to additional content besides our podcast, visit patreon.com/ghostturdstories
To learn more about Isagenix, visit nmp.isagenix.com
Ghost Turd Stories donates fifty percent of its profits from the sale of our merchandise line and our content subscriptions to carefully selected families of veterans and first responders who have taken their own life. The other fifty percent is used to grow the company to bring greater awareness of the struggle many veterans and first responders have relating to mental health challenges and suicide ideation.
To purchase merchandise, visit ghostturdstories.myshopify.com
To be part of a growing community and subscribe to additional content besides our podcast, visit patreon.com/ghostturdstories
To learn more about Isagenix, visit nmp.isagenix.com
Creators & Guests
What is The Ghost Turd Stories Podcast?
The Ghost Turd Stories Podcast was born out of a place of grief. Having lost my best friend from the Marine Corps in the early hours of 2023, I realized that this feeling was all too familiar. I wanted to do something, not only for the loss I felt, but for the loss I knew many families were enduring day to day.
We believe that a major way to relieve the stressors of life is to talk, laugh, cry, and share our experiences without fear of offense. We hope to attract veterans and first responders as well as anyone who is interested in knowing more about what it’s like to be in our shoes while we wear or wore those shoes.