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.

In this episode, I'm joined by Monica Mohindra, the Director of the Veterans History Project at the Library of Congress. We explore the program’s impact and delve into how it enhances our understanding of American veterans. We discuss societal perceptions of veterans and how the project provides a more holistic view of their experiences and contributions.

I'm joined by Aaron "Doogie" Hauser to discuss the differences between fixing jets and merely greening them up, and how the distinction between the two belies more profound organizational issues within aircraft maintenance in the Air Force.

I'm joined by Kevin Traw to discuss the Officer and Enlisted divide and how it survives, or doesn't, in the civilian sector.

An update on the DOD Occupational Suicide Study and what efforts have been made to push for a full release of the data required by the 2023 NDAA.

I'm joined by Jessica Ruttenber to discuss her time in the Air Force and her advocacy work both during her military service and afterwards.

Her organization Level Up Aviation (https://www.levelupaviation.org) is focused on equity in aviation.

I'm joined by Jeff Hurlbert to discuss the article he co-authored on the necessity of the US Air Force to define toxic leadership.

The article can be found at: https://www.airuniversity.af.edu/Portals/10/ASOR/Journals/Volume-2_Number-4/Stringer_et_al.pdf