For this week’s episode, we are going to talk about the subject of adaptability. Join us as we explain why this character trait is crucially important not only to the military and veteran communities, but to the civilian populace as well in the world as we know it right now.

Leadership is something almost everyone experiences, whether directly or indirectly, during the course of their life. Join us for our newest episode as we discuss the different styles of leadership and why it has such importance.

For our final episode of 2024, we are going off script to talk about the holidays. Minimal notes, no script… just straight off the cuff. Let’s see where the convo goes…

During the road of life, TRADITIONS are an integral part of our individual and collective journeys. For tonight’s fireside chat, we discuss how these are part of our everyday experience, and how some of them got started.

One of the worst emotions we feel as humans, both individually and collectively, is rejection. This can be even worse for veterans and first responders. If you would be so kind to do so, give our conversation a look and/or listen and give us your thoughts.

A character trait that should be ingrained into a member of an organization, whether military or civilian, is the trait of LOYALTY. Oftentimes, we carry this characteristic into other aspects of our personal lives. Please join us as we discuss this diverse subject for this week’s episode.

For this week’s episode and in honor of Veteran’s day which just passed, we will be discussing an Army unit famous for their numerous exploits in wartime service across several eras. Join us for another historical discussion as we examine the lore of the 65th Infantry Regiment…

For this week’s discussion, we will be taking a deep-dive into the subject of… attitude. Please join us as we dissect its importance in our daily lives and why it is always present… even if it is not always front-row and center.

In this week’s episode, we will take a close look at the topic of appreciation. We strongly feel that this is an attribute that resonates with the majority of the military/veteran community, and hope it is taught and passed down to future generations. We would be extremely grateful if you gave our discussion a look and/or listen.

The idea or concept of assigning responsibility for a fault or wrong is titled blame. Join us for our discussion as we talk about something we try to avoid, even though it can be a necessary part of being a leader and demonstrating responsibility.