I am honored today to have Maj. Hanna on to share a piece of her story. In today’s episode we talk about her time in service as a lawyer in the Marine Corps, the challenges she faced as a female and why she choice to get out. Maj. Hanna is one of the Marine I look up to the most and I am so honored to have her on here. 

This week April shares about her journey into the Marine Corps, her experience exiting the Marine Corps while pregnant and her journey through becoming a widow. April offers so much great advice for female Marines and anyone going through challenging times.

Seasoned spouse this week I am joined by Lizann– a military spouse, professional speaker, writer, editor, and voice for the military community who created a space to connect with other military spouses and significant others to share her experiences, so they can get through this life together. you don't want to miss this weeks episode. To learn more about her please visit her website, https://seasonedspouse.com/meet-lizann/

I am honored today to have Jaysah on to share a piece of her story. Her story is a story of true perseverance. In today’s episode we discuss her journey through healing trauma from a sexual assault, finding her way as a first time parent and what she is doing to make sure other Marines don’t face the same challenges and struggles she did. 

I am truly amazed by her strength, but even more how she is making change happen in the Marine Corps.  

I am honored to have Nila (Leonila) Thompson join me on the podcast this week. Last week her husband Bruce Thompson, MBA shared a piece of his story and how much Nila supported and pushed him. 
This week Nila talks about some of the struggles as a military spouse, how the military transition was for her and how they both ascended through that transition.

This week Bruce Thompson joins the podcast to share about his time in the #MarineCorps and how to ascend military transition. 
You don't want to miss this episode. Bruce is raw in sharing his transition and military health journey, while offering advice and resources everyone can use in their career search. 

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This week to celebrate my birthday I am sharing a piece of my story. I hope my story will encourage more Marines to share theirs. It's not always rose gardens. You can love the Marine Corps and still have things you wished would have been different. In this episode we talk about women's health (pelvic floor prolapse), leaving military culture and why I started the podcast.

This week I am honored to have Sirrah on to share a piece of her story. We will talk about her journey in the Marine Corps and how she transitioned to an author and publisher. We will even talk about an opportunity for female veterans to get involved in a horror anthology.

THE HAUNTED ZONE

A horror anthology written by women military veterans. Submissions open March 16th for those who identify as a woman and have served in the military. 

Closing date is April 30, 2023. 

**Honor Code – do not submit to this call if you do not fit the requirments. Description of your military service in the body of your email is needed before staff will read your submission.

THEME: Hauntings/to be haunted/to haunt. 

We are not looking for service-related stories, only that haunting be the central theme. Hauntings of a classic horror nature as well as other types such as psychological, trauma, life choices, and similar that take the reader into a dark, horror tale. The goal is to highlight excellent talent from women military veterans who are horror writers, not for stories to be military focused, although you may include the military in your story if you wish. 

This week I am honored to speak with Alicia about her journey into the Marine Corps. Alicia received the $180,000 scholarship which allowed her to go to college and then commission into the Marine Corps. She now currently serves as the operation officer at a Marine Corps Recruiting command.

This week Kenzie Capers shares about her time in the Marine Corps and her transition out. She shares about how volunteering for opportunities changed her path in the Marine Corps and the struggles that transitioning out of the Marine Corps caused her.