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How to Get Booked on Drive On: Helping Veterans Navigate PTSD & Life After Military Service
Drive On: Helping Veterans Navigate PTSD & Life After Military Service is a veterans & military podcast hosted by Scott DeLuzio with 593 episodes. Your strongest route into Drive On starts with evidence from its feed and the contact path this show publishes.
Topics this show lists for itself
- Education
- Health & Fitness
- Mental Health
- Society & Culture
- Personal Journals
Read from the show’s own feed on September 16, 2026. These are the words the show uses about itself, not our classification. Pitch in them.
Drive On is not affiliated with Let's Make A Podcast. We cannot book its guests.
What Drive On is about
Are you a veteran struggling with PTSD, combat stress, or adjusting to civilian life? Tired of feeling isolated and unsure where to turn for support? You deserve solutions from mental health experts, veteran nonprofits, and fellow veterans who truly understand what you're facing.
In the show’s own words, from its public feed.
- Publishes
- weekly
- Latest episode
- Oct 27, 2026
- Catalogue
- 593 episodes
Recent episodes
Listen to a few of these before you pitch, then reference one by name.
- The Hunt That Helps Veterans Find Brotherhood Again
- Veteran Challenges From the Military Influencer Conference
- Why Veterans Cannot Heal Alone
- Rebuilding Identity After Forced Discharge
- How AHERO Rebuilds Veteran Purpose
Episode list read from the show’s public RSS feed on 2026-11-02.
3 show-specific steps to pitch Drive On
- 1
Listen before you pitch
Start with the latest episode of Drive On, which publishes weekly, currently “The Hunt That Helps Veterans Find Brotherhood Again”. Listen for how Scott frames the conversation, then make your angle fit Drive On.
- 2
Use the guest form Drive On publishes
Drive On takes guest pitches through a submission form on its own site, at driveonpodcast.com. That is the process Scott chose, so it is where they actually look. Use it instead of a cold email, and paste in the pitch you wrote. Open the Drive On guest form.
- 3
Lead with a specific, relevant angle
Hosts here can tell in a paragraph whether you have been in the room. Name what you did, where, and the one thing a civilian expert usually gets wrong about it. A specific account of your own transition carries further than a credential, and generic thank-you-for-your-service language carries nothing. Open with one sentence on why you fit Drive On and the exact topic you would bring to an episode. See our pitch template, or write it now, prefilled for Drive On, then grade the draft against Drive On.
Pitch basics: read the complete guide. Drive On is listed from Apple Podcasts (iTunes Search API), public directory data; its host can manage it below.
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