Steven Pressfield's New Book "Killing Rommel"

Noted author and screenwriter Steven Pressfield talks about the legendary German general Irwin Erwin Rommel and the lessons modern leaders might learn from him.

Also DoD reps explain changes in rules surrounding mental health and security clearances.

For more on Steven Pressfield's book see http://www.killingrommel.com

Tune in for Info About Summer Programs for Kids and Career Programs for Spouses with the Director of the NMFA.

How's the War Going According to the US Military?

Rear Admiral Pat Driscoll, official spokesman for MNF-I, talks to Military.com's managing editor Christian Lowe and Ward about recent developments around Iraq. Listen for a complete update on the war from the U.S. military's point of view.

Tara Crooks Interviews Kathleen Edick and Paula Johnson, authors of 'We Serve Too!'

Admiral Turned Congressman Talks Politics and the War

Ward talks to Congressman Joe Sestak about the election, the war, and the state of the military. The former Navy admiral also compares and contrasts life on the Hill with that in the fleet.

Bad Voodoo Platoon

"The War Tapes" director Deborah Scanton talks about her new project airing on the PBS "Frontline" series. "Bad Voodoo Platoon" follows the ups and downs of a California National Guard unit in Iraq. What has Deborah learned in her years of making films about Soldiers from their point of view? And what is her sense of troop morale and the state of the military?

Check out the "Bad Voodoo Platoon" website here.

And read/add to viewer comments here.

A Soldier's Heart

Vietnam veteran and accomplished actor Brian Delate has released his vision of the challenges facing warriors upon their return in his movie "Soldier's Heart." During his conversation with Ward, Brian talks about his own war experiences, including how he dealt with PTSD.

Find out more about the movie here.

Chat with the Director of 'Stop Loss'

This week Ward talks to Kimberly Peirce about her new movie "Stop Loss" that deals with how soldiers deal with being kept on active duty against their will and reintegration after combat tours. Is a soldier's duty always to his country or does his family come first sometimes?

Check out more about the movie here.

From Baghdad to Capitol Hill

Navy veteran Doug Denneny led some of the first "Shock and Awe" strikes into Iraq five years ago. Now he's running for Congress. How does a military veteran break into politics? And how does Doug feel about the war, the economy, and the other issues facing America?

And while you're listening, be sure to check out Doug's op-ed in The Passdown.

Anita Interviews Co-Author of Best Selling Cookbook, 'Skinny Bitch'