Welcome to another episode of  Inside West Point: Ideas That Impact podcast. Join Brigadier General Shane Reeves, Dean of the United States Military Academy at West Point, as he hosts an all-star panel discussion exploring the crucial topics of mentorship and leadership across the military and business. Featuring insights from notable professionals such as financial executive and former Deputy National Security Advisor Dina Powell McCormick, Senator Dave McCormick, Oscar-winning producer Brian Grazer, and former Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky, this episode offers transformative perspectives on how to navigate and thrive in various career paths. The panelists share personal stories of their mentors, describe the importance of mentorship in their fields, and provide valuable advice for the cadets on the cusp of significant milestones in their careers. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the impact and strategies of effective leadership and mentorship.

00:00 Introduction to Inside West Point

00:54 The Yearling Class and Affirmation

01:56 Introducing the All-Star Panel

02:08 Dina Powell McCormick's Journey

03:06 Senator Dave McCormick's Background

04:44 Brian Grazer's Mentorship Story

05:42 Alex Gorsky's Leadership Insights

06:55 The Importance of Mentorship

12:51 Writing a Book on Mentorship

15:51 Mentorship in the Military

20:26 Wrestling and Leadership

22:22 Brian Grazer's Early Struggles

25:05 Curiosity and Communication Skills

26:02 Defying Expectations: College Journey

27:06 Serendipitous Job at Warner Brothers

28:48 Learning from Hollywood's Best

31:10 Mentorship and Self-Belief

33:22 Leadership Insights from Johnson & Johnson

41:07 Technology and Leadership in Modern Warfare

48:08 Lightning Round: Favorite Books and Stories

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Resources referenced in the episode:

• Who Believed in You: How Purposeful Mentorship Changes the World – by Dina Powell McCormick & Senator Dave McCormick

• A Beautiful Mind – by Sylvia Nasar

• The Book of Five Rings – by Miyamoto Musashi

• The Splendid and the Vile – by Erik Larson

• Undaunted Courage – by Stephen E. Ambrose

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In this episode of Inside West Point: Ideas that Impact, we sit down with Army Lacrosse Coach Joe Alberici as he discusses his 20-year tenure at West Point, the remarkable successes of the lacrosse program, the connection between excellence on the field and excellence in the classroom, and his philosophy on leadership and resilience. Coach Alberici reflects on memorable seasons, including the historic 2023 run in the NCAA tournament, and shares insights into his coaching methods and personal influences. Hear how these experiences prepare cadets for future leadership in the U.S. Army.

Join us for an inspiring conversation that shows you how to build a strong team culture, train your mind, and achieve excellence.

00:00 Introduction to Coach Alberici

01:23 2023 NCAA Tournament Highlights

03:51 Team Building and Leadership

04:39 West Point's Unified Mission

08:10 Coach Alberici's Background and Inspiration

14:18 Impact of Early Coaching Experiences

21:14 Emphasizing Academics in Lacrosse

24:33 Defining the West Point Man

25:13 Witnessing Cadet Transformation

25:52 Evolution of Division One Sports

28:00 Daily Routine of a Coach

29:49 Building Resilience in Cadet Athletes

33:10 The Warrior Ethos and Team Cohesion

39:07 Legacy of Army Lacrosse

43:48 Rapid Fire Questions

45:37 Conclusion and Podcast Information

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This episode of Inside West Point: Ideas that Impact features Retired General Scott Miller, a West Point Class of 1983 graduate and West Point Combating Terrorism Center Class of 1987 Senior Fellow. General Miller discusses his nearly 40-year career, including key assignments and achievements. Topics covered include how sports prepared him for military success, the integration of technology and AI in modern warfare, the importance of continuous learning, and what makes great leaders. The conversation also touches on the future of warfare, the challenges of battlefield leadership, and advice for young officers.

00:00 Introduction to Miller

00:13 Miller's Military Journey

00:50 Honors and Accolades

01:01 Welcome Back to West Point

01:28 Athletics and Military Preparation

02:36 Leadership and Culture

03:39 Memorable Moments and Reflections

05:10 The Human and the Machine: Leadership on the Battlefield

05:43 The AI Revolution in Military Strategy

09:26 Data and Decision Making in Warfare

11:51 Technology and Ethical Considerations

14:52 Trust and Accountability in AI

22:07 Historical Innovations and Integration

24:30 Technological Innovations on the Battlefield

24:42 Historical Resistance to Change in the Military

25:29 Embracing New Warfare Technologies

27:16 Insights from Military Leaders and Experts

28:13 Future of Warfare: Predictions and Challenges

29:50 Drone Warfare and Its Implications

34:54 Leadership and Retention in the Military

38:06 Integrating Technology in Military Training

39:31 Continuous Learning and Personal Development

42:19 Rapid Fire Questions and Personal Insights

Resources Mentioned in the Episode

• The Coming Wave by Mustafa Suleyman with Michael Bhaskar
• The Centurions by Jean Lartéguy

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3. Recording: West Point Public Affairs-Visual Information
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Join us for an exclusive episode of Inside West Point: Ideas That Impact, where the show’s executive producer, Major Renee Sanjuan, puts the show host, West Point Dean Brigadier General Shane Reeves, in the spotlight as the guest. In this unique conversation, Reeves reflects on the evolution of the podcast, the power of storytelling, and the invaluable role of character development in leadership. He shares standout moments from Season 2, previews the exciting lineup for Season 3, and discusses the critical connection between mentorship and military readiness. This episode offers an insider's perspective on how West Point continues to shape leaders of character for the modern battlefield. The episode is a must listen for those seeking reflective leadership insights.

00:00 Introduction to the episode

01:50 Thank Yous

02:20 Character Development, Strong Teams, and the Warrior Ethos

06:42 Cross-Cultural Competencies and Communication

07:47 Mentorship and Development Themes from Season 2

09:16 Preparing for Uncertainty in Warfare

11:16 Developing Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Leaders

13:10 Identifying Human Skills of the Future

14:30 Annual Theme: “Human and the Machine: Leadership on the Emerging Battlefield”

15:50 Targeting Data for Military Purposes

17:00 Space and Land Warfare

18:25 Benefits of Fireside Chats

20:08 Season 3 Preview

23:40 Podcast Episode Topic Selection Strategy

25:00 Episode Takeaways

26:12 Rapid Fire Questions

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• Host: Major Renee Sanjuan: (www.linkedin.com/in/renee-l-sanjuan-8651094a)

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Kicking off Season 3, join us for an enlightening fireside chat* on Inside West Point: Ideas that Impact with visionary entrepreneur Elon Musk. In this episode, Musk explores the intersection of advanced technology and modern warfare, focusing on the role of AI and drones in transforming the battlefield. He shares his insights on innovation, the existential risks of AI, and the future of autonomous systems in military operations. Musk’s unique perspective offers invaluable lessons for military and industry leaders, and anyone interested in the future of warfare technology. 

00:00 Introduction to the Fireside Chat 

05:20 Artificial Intelligence and Warfare 

07:50 Drones and Warfare 

12:30 Communication between Human and The Machine 

15:15 Alignment between AI and Humanity 

21:00 Building Trust between Humans and Technology 

24:00 Killer Robot Debate 

26:00 Building Trust between the Military and Industry 

27:30 Militarization of Space 

30:30 Leadership Lessons 

*This episode was created from Mr. Musk’s visit to West Point in August, where he conducted a fireside chat with BG Shane Reeves as part of the Academy’s launch of its newest annual theme, “The Human and The Machine: Leadership on The Emerging Battlefield.” 

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Join us for an enlightening fireside chat on Inside West Point: Ideas that Impact, with Retired General Raymond A. 'Tony' Thomas III, one of this generation's most experienced combat and military leaders. Thomas shares his reflections on leadership, historical lessons, and the future of warfare, particularly focusing on AI and unmanned capabilities. He discusses his extensive military career, including his role in major operations and his time leading U.S. Special Operations Command. Thomas offers profound insights into Afghanistan's strategic challenges, emphasizing the critical importance of historical study, evolving military tactics, and ethical considerations in advanced combat technologies while maintaining unwavering commitment to constitutional principles. His analysis bridges military experience with deep reflection on institutional learning and technological challenges in modern warfare. This conversation is filled with invaluable lessons for future military leaders and anyone interested in the intricacies of modern warfare.  

00:00 Introduction to the Fireside Chat  

00:29 General Thomas' Distinguished Military Career  

03:02 Leadership and Historical Reflections  

06:38 Lessons from Afghanistan  

13:47 The Role of Failure in Innovation  

18:52 Integrating Technology in Leadership  

23:30 Contrasting Warfare Standards  

24:00 Israel's Existential Fight  

24:55 Future Warfare and Legal Guidance  

25:12 Israel and Hezbollah Conflict  

28:30 Private Industry and Military Ethics  

28:47 The Reality of War  

30:09 Logistical Challenges in Warfare  

33:18 Global Power Dynamics  

35:51 AI in Military Operations  

41:30 Historical Lessons and Leadership  

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Recommended Books  

• "Washington's Crossing" by David Hackett Fischer  
• "The Civil War: A Narrative" (Trilogy) by Shelby Foote  
• "A History of the Twentieth Century" by Martin Gilbert  
• "An Army at Dawn: The War in North Africa, 1942-1943" (The Liberation Trilogy) by Rick Atkinson  
• "April 1865: The Month That Saved America" by Jay Winik  

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2. Host: Brigadier General Shane Reeves: (http://linkedin.com/in/shane-reeves-7950a31b3)     
3. Recording: West Point Public Affairs-Visual Information Division  
4. Production: Growth Network Podcasts: (https://growthnetworkpodcasts.com)   
5. Publisher: West Point Press (https://westpointpress.com)     

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Join us in this episode of Inside West Point: Ideas that Impact, where we welcome Colonel David Beskow, Academy Professor in the Department of Systems Engineering. COL Beskow discusses his extensive experience and insights on bridging the gap between humans and machines using data science, particularly in cyber, intelligence, and special operations.  

Learn about his fascinating journey from an infantry leader to the Chief Data Scientist at Army Cyber Command, his current role at West Point, and his cutting-edge research on generative AI, machine learning, and drone warfare. Get an inside look at the importance of becoming a data-centric force and how the U.S. Army leverages these technologies for operational success. Don't miss this insightful conversation on the future of data science in military and defense. 

00:00 Introduction to Colonel Dave Beskow 

00:12 Beskow's Background and Expertise 

01:55 The Importance of Data in the Army 

04:55 Challenges in Data Collection and Literacy 

10:16 Drone Warfare and Autonomous Systems 

16:50 Social Media and Bot Detection 

19:48 Generative AI and Future Challenges 

22:53 Understanding Synthetic Data 

23:28 Generative AI and Historical Context 

25:31 AI Hallucinations Explained 

26:26 Generative AI in Military Operations 

27:41 Operations Research Center at West Point 

29:13 Current Projects and Research 

33:22 Enriching Cadet Experience 

36:54 Personal Insights and Background 

41:44 Rapid Fire Questions 

43:46 Conclusion and Farewell 

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In this episode of Inside West Point: Ideas that Impact, Lt. Col. Will Koch, Program Director for the Space Science Program at West Point, discusses the critical role of space in modern warfare. He shares his extensive experience from serving in Iraq to working with NASA on the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft. Koch highlights the challenges soldiers face with rapidly advancing technology, the importance of understanding and trusting space equipment, and the potential vulnerabilities in space assets.

The conversation delves into the Space Science Program at West Point, recent research projects, including nuclear thermal propulsion, and the importance of programming skills for leaders. The discussion also touches on the militarization of space and maintaining technological advantages on the battlefield.

00:00 Introduction to the Space Science Program 

00:21 Lieutenant Colonel Will Koch's Background 

01:40 Challenges in Modern Warfare and Space 

02:53 Trust and Technology in Combat 

03:41 Integrating Space Capabilities on the Battlefield 

05:32 The Role of GPS and Technological Overreliance 

08:40 Space Domain's Impact on Global Conflicts 

11:30 Space Science Program Initiatives 

17:47 Innovative Research and Projects 

18:47 Nuclear Thermal Propulsion: The Future of Space Travel 

24:12 Private Industry's Role in Space Exploration 

24:58 The Space Cadre Course at West Point 

26:28 Space Science and the War Fighter 

28:31 Challenges in Space Militarization 

31:56 West Point's Future in Space Innovation 

33:37 A Journey from NASA to West Point 

39:46 Rapid Fire Questions and Fun Facts

44:06 Final Thoughts and Advice 

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In this episode of Inside West Point: Ideas that Impact, Colonel Chris Mayer from the Department of Law and Philosophy at West Point discusses the importance of balancing technical competence with human skills in the age of AI. Mayer shares his extensive military and academic background, highlighting his work in integrating future force capabilities and his role in educating cadets to become leaders of character. The conversation explores his recent article on thriving in an AI-dominated world, the value of critical thinking, and how the humanities play a crucial role in developing well-rounded leaders. Mayer also delves into the challenges and opportunities posed by emerging technologies and the importance of continual learning and adaptability for future officers.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

00:16 Colonel Chris Mayer's Background

01:46 Discussion on AI and Human Skills

03:30 The Role of Critical Thinking

05:09 Challenges and Future of AI in Leadership

07:21 Balancing Technology and Human Skills

19:41 Philosophy and Technology Intersection

22:28 Operational Army Experience

26:13 Veteran Insights on Counterinsurgency

27:11 The Role of AI in Multinational Trust Building

29:12 AI-Enabled Officers: Balancing Technology and Human Skills

30:03 West Point's Educational Model and Critical Thinking

33:29 Fostering Intellectual Maturity in Cadets

35:49 Extracurricular Activities and Lifelong Learning

38:25 Transforming Academic Structures at West Point

41:51 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Military Professionalism

46:00 The Value of Teaching and Lifelong Commitment to West Point

48:51 Rapid Fire Questions and Final Thoughts

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In this episode of Inside West Point: Ideas That Impact, we explore the influential work of Professor Lori Sheetz, an assistant professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences and the Director of West Point’s Center for Leader Development in STEM (CLD STEM). With a rich background in geophysics and education, Lori has been instrumental in developing and leading STEM programs at West Point. From her initial role in 2009 to her current position as the CLD STEM director, Lori has continually expanded STEM education and outreach efforts. This episode details her efforts to reenergize the center with new curriculum, build meaningful collaborations, and provide cadets with leadership opportunities through innovative STEM courses and workshops. Learn about her strategies for engaging students across the U.S., the role of AI in their programs, and the impact of their mobile STEM events and summer workshops. 

00:00 Introduction to Professor Lori Sheetz 

00:34 Lori Sheetz' Journey and Achievements 

01:50 Reenergizing the CLD STEM Center 

04:25 STEM Outreach Programs and Initiatives 

07:01 Summer STEM Workshops and Student Engagement 

18:55 Understanding West Point's Role 

20:32 Cadets as Ambassadors 

22:31 Building Community Partnerships 

26:44 Integrating Technology and AI 

36:51 The Future of STEM Outreach 

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