Red House Streaming Provides Content for Military Nonprofit in Addition to this Week’s Episode of ''On the Record''

Tampa, Florida - This week's episode of On the Record features Craig Ridenhour and Hayley Emerson with Stop Soldier Suicide, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting military members and their families with vital services, research and resources.

Red House Streaming is also providing the organization with exclusive footage from its inaugural Bay Area Brave event May 22 from 6PM-9PM at Le Méridien, Florida—a gathering that unites military leaders, activists, and veterans to share their mission of raising awareness and saving lives.

Emerson, the nonprofit’s national fundraising event specialist, shared how marrying a veteran and losing her grandfather to suicide in 2020 both motivate her to make a difference.

"I was shattered," she said. “There was grief, there was heartache. But now I’ve turned that grief and that heartache into my passion, and I’m honoring him each and every day.”

"Part of what Stop Soldier Suicide does,” said Ridenhour. “is try to find a solution before [soldiers] get to that ultimate decision.”

According to Ridenhour, the nonprofit also funds multiple data-driven studies and programs to assist mental health research.

If you're a veteran or service member in crisis, please contact the Veterans Crisis Line: Dial 988 then Press 1, chat online, or text 838255

This week's episode premieres on May 21st at 8PM. Available to stream on-demand anytime after it releases! New episodes of On the Record release on Wednesdays at 8PM.