In this episode of Conversations, we sit down with Army veteran and U.S. House candidate David Geralt for an in-depth discussion about service, leadership, family, and the issues shaping Wyoming’s future.
David shares his journey from growing up in Casper to serving 12 years in the U.S. Army — including deployments to Afghanistan and time with the elite 75th Ranger Regiment — before transitioning to policy work at the Pentagon and on Capitol Hill. He offers a candid look at the challenges veterans face when returning to civilian life, emphasizing both the struggles and the strengths military service instills.
The conversation explores how those experiences shaped his decision to return to Wyoming, start a family, and run for Congress. David reflects on the values that drew his immigrant parents to the state after fleeing communism in Cuba and seeking opportunity in America — values he believes are worth preserving for future generations.
Key topics discussed in this episode include:
David also shares personal stories about meeting his wife in Washington, D.C., her work in public policy, and why Wyoming is where they chose to build their future.
Throughout the discussion, he emphasizes a core theme: effective leadership should focus on service, accountability, and practical solutions — not political theatrics.
This episode offers listeners a deeper look at the person behind the campaign and the principles driving his run for Congress.
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