The Veteran Muster with Evan Shelline
What Veterans tell each other when they gather. Evan Mark Shelline, a Navy SEAL veteran and the founder of VETTED and The Veteran Muster, talks about peer support, the Buddy Check, our nation’s oldest Veterans, and the leadership lessons he carries from the SEAL Teams and maritime security. Short episodes, usually under fifteen minutes.
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Episodes
Evan Shelline at Studio 281: why Veterans go quiet, and when to make a call
Evan’s conversation at Studio 281, recorded with Inbound 281 in Troy: why so many Veterans stop talking about their service as they get older, what a peer can do that a program cannot, and when to pick up the phone and call someone you served with, or the Veteran down the hall. Our thanks to Greg Quinn and the Inbound 281 team for the studio and the recording.
The full video of the Studio 281 interview is on the Video page.
What he has said about it
“I’m talking to him about things that he hasn’t talked to his family about. That peer-to-peer support is vital.”
Coming up
- The Buddy Check: how to look in on a Veteran you know, and what to say.
- Our oldest Veterans: what the men and women of the Korea and Vietnam eras tell a room of their peers.
- Leadership lessons from the SEAL Teams and maritime security, the subject of Evan’s talk to the Rochester Rotary Club on November 17, 2026.
- Voices from the Musters, with the permission of the Veterans who appear.
Be a guest, or bring the Muster to your community
Veterans, family members and the people who run senior communities are welcome to suggest an episode. Reach Evan at evan@vettedvc.com or 248-794-9292. Senior living communities in Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties can host a Muster at no charge.
If you are a Veteran in crisis, or worried about one, call the Veterans Crisis Line: dial 988, then press 1.
