Gary Sinise Foundation Podcast with Gary Sinise
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Created by Gary’s late son, Mac Sinise, the Gary Sinise Foundation Podcast is telling the stories of those who serve and those who support them. Through powerful and insightful dialogues, listeners will gain a greater understanding and appreciation for all the heroes who sacrifice so much for our freedom. Each episode features intimate conversations with incredible guests, ranging from military heroes and first responders to influential volunteers and dedicated supporters. Join us on this journey of gratitude and service.
In this episode host, Cristin Bartter sits with our founder, Gary Sinise, to talk all things mission, the loss of his son, and the launch of Mac’s album.
Love this podcast. Thank you Gary and your family and team for all you do for our veterans and service men and women.
I was so happy to volunteer serving Vietnam Veterans meals with this wonderful foundation. Thank you Gary for all you do! ❤
I've been a fan of Gary Sinise for many years, with one of my favorite movies, Apollo 13 he was in. When I started hearing about his involvement with the Wounded Warrior Project with his Foundation, that endeared him to my heart even greater because I come from a family whose men have all been Vets for four generations. Thank you, Gary and Mac, for all you do to help our unsung heroes.
What a lovely way of honoring Mac to continue his podcast. It’s been an honor to have been there through the years to be a witness how it all came to be. Thank you Gary it’s been great journey. It all started with me with God’s light leading my way to it all.❤
Gary Sinise is a hero, and so sad to know about the loss of his son who seemed like a special young man. Thank you so much and God bless the Sinise family!
What an Amazing Legacy. Thank you, Mr. Sinise for sharing this important part of your life with us.. The many lives touched by music...Forever grateful for this... May you find peace and continue to heal❤❤
The music produced, all the work and dedication is, and continues to be inspiring. ❤
Hello Cristin and Gary,
My wife and I are watching the podcast video right now, Grandpa Haines and Harmonica Pete would be so Proud as they're looking down upon all of us.
Mac was an inspiration for all of us that contribute to volunteering for those in need.
We're thinking about all of you there at GSF, give Mr. Gibbs and the Soaring Valor Crew along with everyone there at GSF, all our Love.
I struggled watching this to the very end. I'm so grateful that I got spend time with Mac and it made this episode that much more special. Thank you Gary for sharing his story and preserving his legacy. Cristin, well done my friend. Can't wait for future episodes.
We love you Gary from a grateful Vet🇺🇸
I don't even know how to speak to this Gary. Arctic Circles, Shenandoah, Penguin Dance, Cloud Surfing are just phenomenal. I didn't know anything about Mac and the struggles you, Moira, and your family faced until Mac passed away in January. I've been a fan of the Lt. Dan Band, your work for our service people and 1st responders, and the Gary Sinise Foundation for some time. I have been mesmerized for the last hour in 40 minutes by this podcast and want to thank you and Kristen for sharing all this with us. Though this is just a glimpse, you guys really shined a wonderful light on who Mac was. Please know you, your family, and everyone at the Gary Sinise Foundation are in my prayers and I will continue to make the little contribution I can in donations and spreading the word of your unwavering and outstanding work. God bless you.
@@pauldavidgordon Amen 🙏 God bless the Sinise family and all they do for our heroes. And have become heroes themselves.
Semper Fi., awesome
Amazing, Mac, was talented and incredible special young man . Thank You, for sharing Mac’s story, it made me very teary eye.
Gary Sinise, and staff you are all amazing. God Bless. Have a great day.
Thank you, shared.
wow Mac's music so reminds me of Thomas Newman, absolutely stunning
i closed my eyes whilst listening to Arctic Circles and I visualised the most wondrous Christmas animated movie, someone should most definitely use this beautiful piece in a Christmas movie
Gary, Cristin, and GSF Team: ALL of you are heroes to the heroes.
Hi Gary. Great Podcast and Tribute to Mac. I suspect he was at Peace after accomplishing the Album etc. He did more in the time he had left than most in a lifetime just Bloody Awesome, Outstanding and Excellent. 😅 I myself on a journey which is pretty difficult and would really like to get off Morphine but only thing keeps pain at Bay.😮 Having had 2 x Back Fusions and Neck stabilisation I know how Moria and Mac felt during all there trials and tribulations. On top of all that I was paralyzed in 2019 lost use below belly button no feeling either happened whilst at work. Had to give work up and most other things and can now no longer work at all man I miss work. 😂 Anyhoo love watching what you. do via yaself and the Foundation just outstanding I admire ya dedication to the Mission no greater than to your fellow man and Women. Keep smiling like I do as we all know someone worse off than I. Keep being you Mate the World may not no it but it needs you in it.😅😂❤❤
Cheers Nick (outa New Zealand)
I am so sorry...
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I am so sad that his son and wife were so sick. Then he lost his son, dealt with his wife’s cancer too. Their pain also Gary pain. It takes a while to recover from the pain. It does not totally go away. I lost my son when he was 39. He was married, and it seems the mom who has known him the longest; is less relevant. He was having trouble breathing. It was for several weeks. He went too and emergency room, where the doctor said he probably, at his age, just influenza. They only did an EKG, and the routine tests. Not long after that he was at work, and he JOKINGLY said “my chest hurts. I probably am going to die.” Not log after that day, he got up early, and went downstairs. He took asthma medicine (thinking it was just his asthma,) and then just died. His wife came down to go to work, and found him. After that point, many of the young people, just did not understand that parents have pain too. Some, actually said so. That made it even more difficult. I know your and your wife’s pain. So sorry.
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