I'm joined by Derrick Jackson to discuss his 21 year career as an aircraft maintainer and OSI Special Agent. Derrick has authored his first novel Shadow One loosely based on his career. Derrick and I discuss myths around OSI, human trafficking in South Korea and the impacts on security clearance, counter-intelligence, and crime.

I'm joined by Megan Harless to discuss the recent and upcoming changes to military PCS moves, both through contractors and if service members elect to move themselves.

I'm joined by SMSgt(retired) for a debrief of her 23 year career. We discuss her challenges as a young airman and how that informed her later in her career.

I'm joined by MSgt(ret) Elton Madden to discuss his mentorship during my career. Elton discusses the concept of "Do what your stripes can handle" and how it is both a warning and a responsibility to push for things to be better.

I'm joined by Lydiah Owiti-Otienoh to discuss her experienced as a foreign born military spouse and how those lived experienced informed her advocacy work.

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I'm joined by 3L students Neha Srinivasan and Briana Thompson to discuss veteran disability law, active duty legal issues, cultural norms surrounding military discipline and military law.

I also reference an article I wrote 2 years ago linked here: https://www.fafo-law.com/blog/blog-post-title-four-ygdhx

I'm joined by Jennifer Ross to discuss the Veterans Upward Bound program.

This link is the survey discussed in the latter half of the episode:

https://sites.google.com/view/project-parity/home?authuser=0

Join us for a compelling conversation with Jason Silvernail, a U.S. Army physical therapist, as we explore essential leadership themes. Jason breaks down the critical relationship between responsibility, accountability, and authority in leadership. Learn how these concepts interconnect to cultivate effective leadership practices that can transform individuals and organizations.

The article "Lying to Ourselves: Dishonesty in the Army Profession" referenced in the episode: https://press.armywarcollege.edu/monographs/466/

I'm joined by Dr. Angela Karnes Padron to discuss the concepts of burnout and its impacts, whether immediately tangible or not.

In this enlightening episode, I'm joined by retired Navy Senior Chief Leah Stiles, founder of Sea Waves, a nonprofit dedicated to addressing eating disorders within the military. We delve into the cultural and organizational factors that contribute to eating disorders among service members, highlighting their unique vulnerabilities due to military life. Through education and support, Sea Waves aims to assist those struggling with these challenges.