I'm joined by my long-time friend MSgt(ret) Jason Walker to discuss leadership, perseverance, and how his time in the military uniquely prepared him for standing up the first private sector F-16 squadron.

This episode examines the significance of renaming the U.S.S. Stennis, exploring its namesake's segregationist legacy and its impact on today's military. Guests Reuben Green and John Cordle provide insights into the historical context and the symbolic importance of this change for servicemembers.

In this episode, Hira Byrne Paulin, M.Ed, CRC, shares her expertise in rehabilitation counseling, highlighting strategies to empower servicemembers with disabilities and advocating for a societal shift towards inclusivity and accommodation.

Join us for a meaningful dialogue with Dr. Angela Karnes Padron, I/O Psychologist and Air Force veteran, exploring workplace burnout, trust, and organizational challenges. We'll also touch on her recent book and its reflections on her experiences.

I'm joined by my friend Ross Steen to do a deep dive on the effects of policies and cultures that require people to bring solutions with problems.

Corie Weathers, LPC, NCC, BCC joins me to discuss her new book Military Culture Shift: The impact of war, money, and generational perspective on morale, retention, and leadership. Corie is the 2015 Armed Forces Insurance Military Spouse of the Year. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and expert on military culture. Her new book released November 14, 2023 (Yes today!).

In this episode, Denise Rucker Krepp, former MARAD Chief Counsel, unpacks the Tailhook Scandal, recent Coast Guard Academy assaults, and recounts her career repercussions for requesting an IG investigation, alongside a discussion on the deep-seated issues that impede accountability for military sexual assaults.

John Cordle, Dr. Eng. is an expert on human factors. In this episode he discusses the correlations between sleep deprivation, crew rest periods, and mishaps. John also discusses unique issues related to human factors and the military.

I'm joined by Lt Cmdr (ret) Reuben Green to discuss his time in the service, his advocacy work, and his insights into contemporary issues within the military that are exacerbating discriminatory effects for underrepresented servicemembers.

I'm joined by frequent guest Kevin Traw to discuss updates on my advocacy efforts centered around servicemember suicides, maintenance culture, and "Big Air Force"