Ed Bejarana
Ed Bejarana is the founder of The Veterans Club and a proud U.S. Army veteran. He served in the 3rd Armored Division Band in Frankfurt, Germany, from 1987 to 1989. Now residing in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, with his wife of over 33 years, Ed runs a small digital marketing and website development business and is also an accomplished audiobook narrator. He is dedicated to supporting veterans and fostering community connections through his work and passion projects.
In this episode of The Veterans Club Podcast, Ed Bejarana talks with Dave, a retired fire captain and police officer. Dave shares stories from his 15-year career in fire service and law enforcement, recounting powerful moments that shaped him, including saving lives and building unbreakable bonds with colleagues. Now in real estate, he emphasizes the importance of service and camaraderie, urging veterans to stay connected and continue making a difference in their communities.
Read MoreThe village lay in eerie silence, save for rustling leaves and the occasional hoot of an owl. A single dim light glowed from an upstairs window in a lone, dilapidated house at the village’s edge, home to the reclusive Arthur Trevelyan. Once respected, now feared, Arthur’s life had spiraled into darkness. This night, however, a twist awaited—a young woman, Laura, was led to the house against her will, setting off a tale of betrayal, revenge, and long-buried secrets.
Read MoreDecember 4th is the Patriot Pour’s One Year Anniversary Celebration. Invite all for free food, drink, and great war stories! The organization is submitting paperwork to the IRS for 501(c)(3) status. The cost of this submission is $600. To help defray the costs of running the organization, we are adding a contribution bucket to meetings. Please…
Read MoreIn a barren valley, David, a young shepherd, defies his family’s fears and the villagers’ doubts, volunteering to face Goliath, a terrifying giant who has been terrorizing their village. Despite being untrained and without armor, David relies on his faith and courage. Armed with only his sling, he strikes down Goliath, proving that true strength lies not in size or might, but in belief and bravery.
Read MoreWelcome to Narrated By The Veterans Club, a podcast channel where storytelling unites generations. Veterans, young readers, and seniors narrate audiobooks, bringing powerful stories to life for those visually impaired. Through this initiative, we’re amplifying voices, bridging community bonds, and offering purpose. Join us in supporting veterans, fostering young talent, and celebrating the wisdom of seniors.
Read MoreFrom Accidental Recruit to Lifelong Service: Karen’s Journey in Law Enforcement and Community Impact
In this episode of The Veterans Club Podcast, retired LAPD officer Karen shares her remarkable journey from an accidental recruit to a respected veteran with a 22-year career. Host Ed Bejarana uncovers Karen’s stories of early challenges, key lessons, and her commitment to service both in uniform and post-retirement. With anecdotes of resilience, camaraderie, and heartfelt impact, Karen’s story inspires continued dedication to community and connection.
Read MoreAt The Veterans Club, service doesn’t end when the uniform comes off. We’re launching the Audiobook Narration Program for the Blind, inviting veterans, first responders, seniors, and individuals with developmental disabilities to bring stories to life for the visually impaired. This initiative creates purpose and community, offering a new way to serve and connect through storytelling.
Read MoreDecember 4th is the Patriot Pour’s One Year Anniversary Celebration. Invite all for free food, drink, and (hopefully) a special guest. The Veterans Club approved bylaws, which can be located on the website. We will be recruiting additional board members. The organization is submitting paperwork to the IRS for 501(c)(3) status. The cost of this submission…
Read MoreThe Veterans Club Podcast offers listeners a unique glimpse into the lives of veterans and first responders, sharing stories of resilience, camaraderie, and hope. Accessible on any smartphone, it’s a simple, meaningful way to connect with the veteran community and support a crucial mission. By tuning in, you’re helping The Veterans Club reach more listeners, attract sponsors, and further its mission to prevent veteran suicide.
Read MoreFinding Strength After Service: Seth Horst on Resilience, Community, and Life Beyond Law Enforcement
In this episode of The Veterans Club Podcast, Ed Bejarana interviews Seth Horst, a retired CHP officer turned Idaho realtor. Seth opens up about his intense journey in law enforcement, the impact of trauma, and his transition to community life. They discuss the value of weekly coffee gatherings for veterans and first responders, Seth’s experiences during California wildfires, and his perspective on finding purpose beyond service.
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