Vet Voices
Josh Porthouse is a Marine Corps Reservist with 14 years active duty. Deploying to both humanitarian aid and combat deployments to numerous regions in the world, Josh has learned a few things. While most of those lessons learned from his time in the Marine Corps Infantry aren’t acceptable in most social circles, his experiences involving the depth of the human condition; character development; and self-reliance fit just about any conversation.
To prove his point, Josh designed his media company to keep values as the focus. His company, SDYT Media, maintains a mission of creating products and services that instigate self-worth through value systems for Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, Veteran Service Organizations, and non-profits. His goal is to foster clarity, purpose, and identity within B2B and B2C marketplaces, and within interpersonal relationships. He hosts his keystone podcast, Transacting Value, alongside contributors on the show each week to discuss how values still hold value, and to digitize The Great American Values Playbook for the world.
In his endeavor to build the number one, globally recognized, licensable podcast about educating, empowering, and encouraging self-worth through value systems, he recently joined Team FireWatch as a contributing author for the Veteran Voices series. He brings his perspective and millennial bias to answer questions each month, then adds value with insight from other veterans on topics.
Veteran Voices – November 2024
By Josh Porthouse What does 501c(3) actually mean? Or why does the IRS incentivize donations to lower your taxable income? To answer those questions, let’s
Does the Flag Still Stand for Freedom?
By: Josh Porthouse Do people still “thank their lucky stars to be living here today”? Definitely, at least, I think so. Don’t they? Our Labels
Courage Over Fear
VETERAN VOICES By Josh Porthouse “It takes a village to raise a child.” Have we really come that far? Sure our villages have changed, and
Cybersecurity
Ben Franklin said, “Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” While his objection was
Freedom Isn’t Free
Freedom isn’t free. That’s not new. But free lunches don’t only apply to USO treats on the flight line surrounding a deployment rotation. All military
Hero’s Journey
The most common mental health challenges faced by veterans, active duty, and reservists include PTSD, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and moral crises like suicide or