In this episode, a group of us from the BOLC class came together to share our favorite memories, reflect on the lessons we’ve learned over the past four months, and reminisce about the good times as we prepare to head to our duty stations and start our new chapters in life!

In this episode, I spoke with Minnifield (aka Minni) who gives insight on leadership in the Army, keeping a good attitude and lessons from his role models in life like his grandpa.

In this episode, I spoke with Father Mike (Chaplain (Major) Mike Demmon). He has been in the Army ​since 2005, a priest since 2009, and ​currently teaches ethics at the US Army ​Military Police School here on FLW. He shared insights on maintaining a strong faith in the military, understanding the principles of a just war, and embracing the vital role of fatherhood!

In this episode, I chat with Tyler Thurman—husband, father, officer, and marathon runner. Join us as he shares insightful advice on creating a significant impact within small, close-knit communities!

In this episode titled “Winfield in the Wild West,” I sit down with a Texan who brings a bit of country charm and a lot of laughs. Winfield shares stories of growing up, his family, and shows how his roots shaped his sense of humor. Tune in for plenty of witty one-liners from a true Texan!

In “The World Through Small Footsteps,” I chat with Allena Kishpaugh, who’s living large through travel and adventure. She shares how mistakes never hold her back as she takes on military life and explores the world, one small step at a time.

Join me for a spontaneous breakfast conversation with the birthday boy, Logan Notaro, as we chat about life from the Morelli Hotel’s breakfast lounge.

The roles are reversed as the host, Julie Kilmer, takes the hot seat. Dive into a deeper conversation to learn more about her, family life, and life long dreams.

With 17 years of Army experience, SSG Melton provides valuable insights on leadership, the common traits of his role models, and the importance of finding happiness right where your feet are.

Kristen shares with us her personal experience in the military, the bumps in the road, and the importance of being adaptable to changing environments.