We welcome combat-wounded Staff Sergeant (Ret.) Johnny “Joey” Jones, who has turned a traumatic, life-changing disability into a personal mission to assist those who put on the uniform of the U.S. military. In his new book, “Behind the Badge,” Joey brings to life dramatic rescues, heart-wrenching losses, and awe-inspiring acts of courage through vivid storytelling. He delves deep into what drives these brave men and women, offering an intimate look at their personal and professional lives.

We welcome actor Ed Begley Jr. back to the show to talk about his life and career entertaining the world, working in Hollywood while managing Parkinson’s, and his new project: “Don’t Tell Larry.” Randy and Ed talk about the new film, how he became involved and much more.

We welcome actor Anthony Michael Hall to the show to talk about what people yell at him in public, his time as a member of the “brat pack” and SNL, as well as the mind-bending new film he stars in, “Roswell Delirium” available on Sling TV. Randy and Anthony discuss the sci-fi film and much more in this interview.

Wynona Judd is getting ready to kick off her Greatest Hits Tour, and she rejoins Randy on Celebrity Salute to talk about the tour, her family’s history, the similarities between her and Cher, and much more in this great interview.

We are thrilled to welcome back the preeminent documentarian in North America, PBS’ Ken Burns, to the show. Ken and Randy catch up and discuss the new MASSIVE documentary he is releasing on PBS: “The American Revolution.” This new series will be available on your local PBS, the PBS website, and Amazon Prime Video. What a great way to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the start of the Patriot Cause.

We are thrilled to welcome back USMC and US Navy veteran, Montel Williams, to Celebrity Salute! Montel and Randy discuss his time in the military, and how it informed his decision to write a great book about the U.S.S. Intrepid. “The Sailing of the Intrepid” is written by Williams and David Fisher, and the book tells of the Intrepid’s initial combat voyage, during World War II, when the ship and crew survived a Japanese torpedo plane attack in 1944.

We welcome comedian Tom Papa back to the podcast yet once again to talk about his comedy tour, the rise of the Southern comedian, and his great new book “You’re Doing Great…And Other Reasons to Stay Alive.” We always love having Tom on the show, and this week is no different.