Marine Corps veteran Ryan Doerrfeld, a devoted family man and hip-hop artist, shares how he navigated through his military service, personal challenges, and journey into the music world. Hear how Ryan channels his experiences and emotions into his music, overcoming struggles with Stress, Anxiety, and relocation. Get insights into his creative process, life lessons, and aspirations within the veteran community.

00:00 Introduction to Ryan Doerrfeld

01:25 Military Journey and Transition

01:58 Struggles and Overcoming Challenges

19:59 Discovering Music as Therapy

20:13 Creative Process and Musical Style

32:29 Sober Living and Personal Growth

01:16:26 Veteran Support and Positive Impact

Links & Resources

• Veteran Suicide & Crisis Line: Dial 988, then press 1

Transcript

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