Let's PCS baby! This week, our Director of Marketing, Annie Pearce, will be sharing with us some tips and tricks on how to PCS with your newest addition, inspired by her current challenges of preparing for and completing a PCS with a newborn.

In this week's episode, Jolene McNutt will be talking to Sarah Otto about Ohana Homefront Foundation, a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization founded in 2021 to help close the gap regarding mental health awareness and suicide prevention within the military community.

In this week's episode, Lindsey Rauch gives advice to some of the new spouses that may be joining us about what to do after their Spouse has made the decision to join the Military.

In this week's episode, Dr. Sharita Knobloch will be interviewing Brigadier General Michael Meese about the Survivor Benefit Plan, SBP Open Enrollment and what benefits it provides to service members and their spouses.

In this Minicast, Amie talks about the "never would I ever" experiences that we may come across in this military life and how we can work together to support one another through all the seasons of our lives when these moments pop up.

Marcus Brotherton and Tosca Lee are New York Times bestselling co-authors who have written "The Long March Home", a gripping coming-of-age tale of friendship, sacrifice, and the power of unrelenting hope. Set in 1941, this is the tale of three best friends stationed in the Philippines at the beginning of the United State’s involvement in WWII… and the girl they left behind in Mobile, Alabama.

For those of us who have completed a PCS before, it can be difficult and sometimes traumatizing to find all new resources. In this week's Mini-Cast, Cheyenne will be sharing tips on how to find a new hairstylist after a PCS.

In "Know What You Signed Up For", Megan helps military spouses see that we're right where we're supposed to be—chosen for this specific time and place.  This is written as a love letter to her younger self and to military spouses like her and to create a resource for future generations of military spouses because for her to encourage them to find themselves amongst their roles as military spouses.

April is the month of the military child and honestly, we're all making things up as we go. In this Minicast, Sharita talks about her children's resilience. The thought of resilience can seem buzzworthy and not realistic, but it's about bouncing forward when facing adversity instead of bouncing back as we learn and grow. Sharita has 5 ways to foster this ability in our children.

You never know who you will reach with your story and who it will resonate with. We have the unique ability to pass on our stories to younger military spouses to raise them up to continue to build a strong community. Don't forget to tell your story. That is what Natalie Walters continues to do with her book Blind Trust.