Episodes

In this program we highlight the importance of music on fighting men and women and in support of the war effort. It is a source of pride, provides motivation, it helps maintain morale among Service People and Citizens alike. It bolsters team building and Espirit de Corps and even supports discipline and proficiency.

In this program we highlight the importance of music on fighting men and women and in support of the war effort. It is a source of pride, provides motivation, it helps maintain morale among Service People and Citizens alike. It bolsters team building and Espirit de Corps and even supports discipline and proficiency.

Coyte https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/7qF3ShzVkT/ | Blue Texas https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/IOG2wxvdHp/ Everlasting Holiday https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/cwHn7Qr3kp/ Rise of the Titan https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/sbdgrLRkn3/ Alone with You https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/T0txKkoWjI/ Way Down South (Instrumental) https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/S6AX3ADx8Y/ Vagabond Heart (Instrumental) https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/nzxuTk8GAP/ Fidler Barn https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/Nq7VDi1T29/ Ride Baby Ride https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/pVGxs94fTH/ Forever Again https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/M5HQkidfZ2/ Long Way Back https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/4yda8QwtNI/ #YouveGotMettle #Martschink — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to

Joe Graham grew up in a small town in the Midwest.  He never thought about going into sale until a life changing moment when his company downsize. Being a dad and husband he took a risk on a 100 percent commission job. Winner of multiple awards include presidents Circle 2019 2000 2021 for Spectrum Enterprise.

In this episode, we learn from messaging master Mollie Waller the importance of having a solid crisis communication plan. She also reminds us how important it is to have a strategy to master your message for every other week of the year. Mollie gives practical wisdom, starting with building a crisis communications committee and how

David works with owners of lower-middle-market software and services companies. His typical client will be the owner of a company having revenue between $3m-$20m and 20-50 employees. His sell-side services cover the entire process of preparing the business for sale through closing. He’ll be with you and your trusted advisors at every step of the

The team at Aucoin Analytics, LLC provides key insights from the week and discusses how these events will impact government, business, and society in the future.  Here is what is on our radar this week: Russia-Ukraine Sweden and Finland receive good news United States increases troop presence in Europe NATO begins to focus on China

“No expectations, no disappointments.” – Unknown Have you ever attended an event where the expectation was so high and you were left with this yucky aftertaste, because that was not what all that hype was made about, and what you experienced instead was a watered-down version of an event you had such high hopes for? 

We have been advocates for a fair and equal work force, where people be rated fairly based on their skills and abilities. Sadly, in the aviation industry, there is a huge disparity for women, with some fields in aviation encompassing less 5% of women. Today, we are joined with Kathryn Vinclaire, the founder of Flight

Travis met Keith at the first Dale Dorman Media Day in April 2016. It was there that the idea for Oscar Mike Radio began to come together. Six years ago, this show was getting ready to “drop” its #1. Keith and I are still learning and improving. Check out “The Resilient Warrior”, now on Amazon!

visit us www.theauthorsporch.com Beatrice Adenodi reveals our mindless behaviors by ripping our masks off, one at a time. Because we are steeped in biases at a young age and replicate what we see throughout our lives, we wear masks to hide. But we can learn to take them off. Once we do, a transformation is

Born into poverty to a drug-addicted mother, Rebecca Contreras had been a “lost girl” for almost two decades when, at age 19, she found herself to be a drop out, welfare-dependent teenage mother. As a high school dropout with substance-abuse and emotional trauma tendencies, she was well on her way to perpetuating the generational cycle

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Gauri Manglik is the CEO and Cofounder of Instrumentl, a company that helps nonprofit grant seekers with prospecting, tracking, and management all in one place.    Key Takeaways: In any organization, there has to be a foundation of trust, safety, and respect for one another. How you say things or how you connect with people

Today’s 5-Star Guest is Reverend Shawn Morrison of Good In The Hood.  Good in the ‘Hood is an urban-based, partnering organization committed to initiating and sustaining focused acts of kindness as a means of inspiring neighborhood decency and personal transformation. They believe that goodness and kindness are change-agent qualities and it is their firm conviction

Today’s 5-Star Guests are Martha Mink & Ashley Ham, co-founders of Dear NICU Mama. Dear NICU Mama is a non-profit designed to connect, encourage, and create community with past and present NICU moms. Whether your NICU journey was 16 years ago or whether you are still sitting in the hospital today, you are not alone and

Retired Major General John Gronski joins us to discuss how leaders can start putting the people in their charge first. We discuss leadership, resilience, values, vulnerability, and more.

Being in the service will take its toll on the body. Doesn’t matter if you were ground pounding the deck with infantry or hanging out with the support forces. Injuries don’t care what MOS you are or were. This is because we are in an environment where we train like we fight as well as

Who would have guess that a moment of boredom with a K9 while serving in Qatar would turn into a non profit supporting struggling veterans later.  For Air Force veteran Corey James this chance to support a K9 with training turned into a passion for dog training.  His non profit, Freedom Paws Service Dogs, trains

As always this show is brought to you by Tribe and Purpose.  You’ve put the work in but you’re not sure how to reap the rewards. It’s time to focus on the success you have planned for yourself and your team.The Tribe + Purpose team can guide you to build on that success to have

Hey Everybody! On this episode, we air the final group chat with The Roughneck Family. (100% Transparency… I totally lost these recordings and had to be reminded that the actually exist and I didn’t just dream it up!)  Also, Doc tells the story about combat urination. Unfortunately, Tyree gets a first-row seat of the show.

(Event lead:TSgt Evan Narred, 96 Security Forces) For those who have been through (or are going through) professional punishment or adversity the process can be overwhelming, all-consuming, and very difficult to go through alone.  We have put together a panel of Senior Leaders who have “Bounced Back” from adversity, and now have perspective and empathy

Freddy is a travel hacker. Scaled a 7 figure business and exited in 2019. Also, he started and bought 2 other businesses. He’s been an entrepreneur since the day he was born. His passions include anything that a small business owner has to keep up in this day and age including but not limited to:

It’s no secret. There is a big problem in both the military and veteran communities. What is that problem? Too many suicides attempts and not enough people in these communities getting the help they need for their mental health issues. In this episode, Annette Whittenburg talk about how we think things can improve in these

How to Develop Discipline In this episode, I share 5 ideas on how you can create discipline in your life and why it’s important.  Motivation is important, but it is overrated. Discipline is what enables you to achieve success. Being disciplined isn’t something you have — it is something you do.  Discipline enables you to

Nonprofits teams have a tendency to break into silos that don’t communicate well with each other, like fundraising, programs, finance, HR. And when those groups don’t communicate well with each other, things break down and get much harder than they need to be. The founder or executive director can sometimes bridge those gaps, but they

“Start messy, start unprepared, because life is short. Don’t overthink it just do it.”  One of the main issues with millennial veterans is lack of community that leads to isolation. Knowing this, Jenna, a Navy Veteran turned content creator and host of Vet Chats on Instagram, started a community specifically for millennial veterans. She became

Have you ever felt as though the balance between your work life and home life is out of balance?  We all have!  Developing a healthy blend between work and home is both an individual challenge as well as an opportunity for leaders to establish an organizational culture that values an appropriate balance.  Gilda VanderHeyden joins

Today’s 5-Star Guest is “hub of inspiration” Bessi Graham.  Bessi Graham is an award-winning entrepreneur with over 20 years’ experience working with business owners, governments, and large funding bodies to bring “doing good” and “making money” back together. From the grassroots of sitting in the dirt working with business owners in the Pacific Islands to