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Lonesome Soldier Advocates For Veteran Mental Health & Addiction Recovery With Alexander Randazzo
Lonesome Soldier Advocates For Veteran Mental Health & Addiction Recovery With Alexander Randazzo
Lonesome Soldier Advocates For Veteran Mental Health & Addiction Recovery With Alexander Randazzo
Sunday 29th October 2023
Join Alexander Randazzo on 'Knockin' Doorz Down' as he discusses 'Lonesome Soldier' and its mission to support veteran mental health and addiction recovery.
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Get the buttons here!From Battlefield to Screen: Alexander Randazzo's Mission for Veteran Mental Health
Episode Overview
- The episode sheds light on the impact of 'Lonesome Soldier' and its portrayal of PTSD and substance abuse
- The conversation explores the challenges of military service and the pursuit of an acting career
- Randazzo's dedication to storytelling and advocacy for mental health and veterans' support is truly inspiring
- The episode leaves a lasting impact, urging listeners to reflect on their own experiences and perceptions
- The dialogue emphasizes the importance of authentic storytelling in advocating for mental health and supporting veterans
This film Lonesome Soldier and what he wrote and stars in is based on a true American story of a lonesome soldier that follows the life of Jackson Harlow. And the film isn't just about the effects that it took upon Jackson himself, but also his family and community.
What happens when the horrors of war are brought to life on screen? In this episode of 'Knockin' Doorz Down', host Jason LaChance sits down with Alexander Randazzo, the writer and star of 'Lonesome Soldier'. This powerful film tells the story of Jackson Harlow, a young dreamer turned haunted war veteran, grappling with PTSD and substance abuse. Alexander shares the intense journey of creating this film, inspired by real events and his own experiences.
They dive into the impact of military service on mental health, the grueling process Alexander underwent to embody his character, and the broader implications for veterans and their families. If you've ever wondered how art can advocate for mental health and addiction recovery, this conversation is a must-listen. Get ready for a raw, honest discussion that not only highlights the struggles of veterans but also offers hope and support for those fighting similar battles.