After Action

Conversations with veterans reveal what life is like before, during and after action.

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Episodes

  • Toxic Exposure

    A conversation with three veterans who are on the frontlines battling the silent killers.
  • Serving with Pride

    A conversation with three veterans who know what it means to serve with pride.
  • Gold Star Service

    Host Stacy Pearsall sits down with three veterans who are Gold Star survivors.
  • Invisible Veteran

    Conversation with three veterans who know what it’s like to feel invisible.
  • For God and Country

    Conversation with three chaplains who committed their lives to God and Country.
  • Parenting in Service

    Conversation with three veterans who balanced the nation’s needs with their family’s needs.
  • Taps

    Stacy Pearsall talks with three fellow veterans who reveal the trials of returning home.
  • Mind, Body, Spirit-Animals

    Stacy Pearsall talks with three fellow veterans who reveal the power of service animals.

About After Action


Hosted by Air Force combat veteran Stacy Pearsall, "After Action" reveals the experiences of 21 diverse veterans from across the country. Conversations about life before, during and after action provide a deeper appreciation for those who’ve served. Learn more about the show at AfterActionShow.org.

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Community Engagement Toolkit

Community engagement events have the power to drive discussions around influential topics highlighted within documentaries, short stories or topical programs like After Action. Veterans returning to civilian life are learning how to adapt back into their “normal” routines – many after traumatic experiences that have changed their lives forever.

The overall goal for After Action community engagement events is to bring awareness to the adjustments and struggles that veterans and their families experience day-to-day when returning home, after action with the hope to promote and provide helpful tools for families and friends to better communicate with the veterans in their lives.