Seat 41A

The guys sit down and review the book Quiet Strength, by Tony Dungy, the former Indianapolis Colts Head Coach. They dive into his leadership style, the role of faith in his success, and the lessons on resilience that go far beyond football. It’s part book club, part life chat, done in classic Seat 41A fashion.

The guys sit down with Chief Master Sergeant Daneen Jeziorske, Retired, and reflect on her career, from a Pharmacy Technician and Mental Health Technician, all the way up to Chief of the Medical Enlisted Force for a MAJCOM. They discuss the trials and the lessons learned throughout her career and how they shaped her, not only as a Chief, but as a person.

In this deeply reflective episode, the guys crack open The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch; a book that hits hard without ever feeling heavy. They explore Pausch’s take on living with purpose, leading with integrity, and how brick walls aren't meant to stop us, but to show us how badly we want something. If you’ve ever asked, “What would I say if this were my last shot?”—this one’s for you.

The guys sit down with Deputy AF Surgeon General, Mr. Steve Mounts and discuss techniques for new (and old) MSC leaders, and the future of the AFMS and DHA.

The guys sit down and discuss the book Supercommunicators by Charles Duhigg. They delve into 3 key methods that help facilitate a meaningful and productive conversation between parties, and how we can use these techniques, not just in the workplace but also our personal lives.

The guys sit down with 2 Air Command & Staff College MSC students, Brandon Longstreet and Rick Brown, about leading forward with today's generation. They look into communication setbacks and solutions, and what we can all do to become better leaders in today's generational workforce.

The guys discuss yet another book by Adam Grant called Hidden Potential. They delve into the key takeaways, talk about the Sq/CC roadshow and Manoj has a rather agreeable unpopular opinion.

The guys open up Season 4 with a discussion on the book "Orbiting the Giant Hairball" by Gordon MacKenzie

The guys talk about the new Hybrid SGA position, and talk about what they are currently reading.

The guys sit down with Col Steve Fox to discuss his leadership philosophy and his experiences. He provides his take on what young MSCs should be looking out for, what skills they should develop and what he looks for as a 2-time Squadron Commander, and prospective Group Commander.