In this episode, Katherine and Sarah discuss their experiences with Remembrance Day and share personal anecdotes related to their identities. Katherine and Sarah are also introducing a new segment where they will answer random questions from listeners, fostering a more interactive and engaging podcast experience.

The conversation revolves around personal experiences and reflections related to Remembrance Day ceremonies, highlighting the significance of military traditions and family connections. Katherine and Sarah share their experiences at various ceremonies, the impact of military culture on their lives, and the importance of community support. This is Remembrance Day through the eyes of Military BRATS, it's not very common to hear such a niche perspective. Wearing the weight of the invisible rucksack is a reality they face for more than just a day.

Tune into another episode of the B.R.A.T. podcast as the hosts, Katherine and Sarah emphasize the weight of the uniform they never wore. The term "military brat" held a lot meaning over their formative years, and meant carrying it on their shoulders in more ways than one.

The episode revolves around the hosts' experiences with relocation, the challenges of growing up in a military family, and the impact constantly being the new kid. Katherine and Sarah reflect on their identities shaped by their upbringing, the importance of embracing change, and the contrasting lifestyles between Alberta and the East Coast of Canada. It highlights the importance of support systems, communication, and understanding in navigating the complexities of military life.

As always it is very much appreciated to those who tune in to each episode and follow along on their journey. Don't forget to keep up on their social media accounts both on Instagram and TikTok @b.r.a.t.podcast

In this episode, hosts Sarah and Katherine discuss the recent tragic events in Wainwright, Alberta, and reflect on the importance of community support for military families.

Katherine and Sarah emphasize the need for blood donations and the military's role in responding to domestic crises, highlighting the close-knit nature of the military community.

The hosts also discuss the multifaceted roles of military personnel, their personal experiences growing up in military families, and the emotional challenges faced by those connected to the military. They highlight the importance of community support, open conversations about difficult topics, and taking action to help others, such as donating blood.

Here is a link to see if there any locations near you to donate blood. Remember to support those who support you:

https://www.blood.ca/en/blood/donating-blood