Episodes

Losing the uniform doesn’t mean losing your mission. But for a lot of veterans, the transition out of service feels like being dropped into an unknown world without a map. That’s exactly what Rob Sarver and Alex Gendzier set out to fix. After years of interviews with veterans, deep research into military transition, and personal […]

In this episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor are joined by Jan Rutherford, a former Green Beret and founder of Self-Reliant Leadership®. Jan shares his unique insights on leadership, drawing from his experiences in the military and his work with executives and veterans. The conversation explores the importance of self-reliance, grit, and

Your nonprofit’s books might be messier than you think—and that mess could be costing you funding, credibility, and compliance. In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha is joined by Nancy Fussner, Director of Onboarding at The Charity CFO, to break down the five biggest red flags she sees when reviewing nonprofit books—and how

Your nonprofit’s books might be messier than you think—and that mess could be costing you funding, credibility, and compliance. In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha is joined by Nancy Fussner, Director of Onboarding at The Charity CFO, to break down the five biggest red flags she sees when reviewing nonprofit books—and how

What happens when you transition out of the military and the leadership in civilian life doesn’t measure up? Jason West, a Marine veteran and leadership consultant, breaks down why leadership matters more than ever when building a business, leading a team, or just trying to create purpose in your post-service life. From his experiences in

Sean Littman is the Founder and CEO of GiveSuite.com, a dynamic company at the forefront of nonprofit software and marketing. With a decade of experience in the digital marketing landscape, Sean has a proven track record of building and scaling successful ventures. His expertise lies in strategic and unconventional marketing, and he has a knack

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Jose Berlanga didn’t just build homes, he built a business. In this episode, we cover his journey from the founding of Tricon Homes to his disciplined approach to deals, leadership, and unlocking potential in every project. About Jose:Jose Miguel Berlanga is the co-founder of Tricon Homes, an industry leader with yearly revenues of $100 million.

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In this powerful episode, I sit down with Thomas La Grave—a former Navy SEAL and Navy Corpsman who is now a clinical therapist—to explore a story of resilience, redemption, and service. Thomas opens up about his military background, his battle with addiction, and the turning points that led him on a path to recovery. Through

The war doesn’t always end when you come home. For many veterans, the toughest battles are fought in silence-moral injury, survivor’s guilt, and the search for meaning after service. Retired Army Sergeant Eric Donoho lived it. After surviving multiple IED blasts, he returned home to a life that felt shattered, eventually finding himself at the

Grant writing doesn’t have to feel like a nonstop emergency. In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Shoshana Grossman-Crist shares the six essential functions of a successful grant team, how to organize internal workflows, and systems to increase sustainability and reduce stress. Tosha and Shoshana offer practical advice for nonprofits of every size to

Grant writing doesn’t have to feel like a nonstop emergency. In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Shoshana Grossman-Crist shares the six essential functions of a successful grant team, how to organize internal workflows, and systems to increase sustainability and reduce stress. Tosha and Shoshana offer practical advice for nonprofits of every size to

We all have demons. Some we fought on the battlefield, others we fight in our own minds. For Army veteran Juan Espinoza, the weight of his experiences nearly crushed him-until he found a way to process the pain. After years of bottling up emotions and trying to “just push through,” Juan hit a breaking point.

In episode 122 of Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and James Young discuss the role of community, social innovation, and problem-solving in nonprofit leadership. They explore  how organizations can foster meaningful collaboration,  move beyond traditional silos, and embrace an interdisciplinary approach to tackling complex challenges.  the importance of balancing expertise with curiosity,  strengthening both bonding and

In this episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor are joined by Marc Fitzwater to explore the importance of values and grace in leadership. Marc shares his insights on how personal values shape leadership styles and the significance of allowing grace in professional relationships. The discussion delves into the challenges of aligning values

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In this episode the host, Anca Platon Trifan, CMP, WMEP⁠ demystifies the incredible journey of Reina Herschdorfer, Director of Marketing and Public Relations for National Meetings and Events at Caesars Entertainment. Anca and the guest discuss Reina’s international upbringing, her passion for inclusion, and how she has integrated decades of marketing experience to achieve groundbreaking

In today’s episode, we explore aviation norms, regulations, and expectations. Understanding regulations can turn compliance into proactive safety and efficiency. By questioning conventions and stepping out of comfort zones, we can foster innovation in the aviation industry. Join the conversation to challenge outdated norms, promote progressive learning, and inspire transformative growth, becoming a pioneer in

In this episode, we break down the often-confusing world of military life insurance and survivor benefits. We compare SG​LI, VGLI, and SBP with private-term life insurance and smart investing strategies—so you can decide what truly protects your family and grows your wealth. #VeteranFinance #MilitaryBenefits #SG​LI #VGLI #SBPExplained #TermLifeInsurance #InvestTheDifference #FinancialFreedom #TheFieldOpPodcast The Field Op LinksNowsite

There was a time when “Made in the U.S.A.” was the standard. During World War II, many private companies played a key role in supporting the war effort. That history made my recent conversation with Ben Keeney especially meaningful, as we discussed the importance of American-made personal protective equipment (PPE). Ben is the co-founder of

Kim Faircloth: A seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in conflict resolution coaching and mediation, leadership development, and executive coaching. As the owner of Integrated Conflict Solutions, LLC, she empowers individuals and organizations to effectively manage conflicts and enhance employee engagement. A certified coach and trained mediator, Dr. Faircloth has guided thousands in

Leaving the military is hard. Finding the right job? Even harder. Veterans often find themselves stuck in jobs that don’t match their skills, struggling to translate their military experience into something that makes sense to civilian employers. Jon Safran, a 23-year Air Force veteran and Chief Military Engagement Advisor at MilitaryConnected.org, knows this challenge firsthand.

In this episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor are joined by Brett Hoogeveen, co-founder of BetterCulture, to discuss the intricacies of building a thriving company culture. Brett shares his insights from over a decade of experience working with leaders and organizations to create stronger, more energized workplace environments. The conversation covers the

Many veterans don’t realize they have workplace rights—and that’s exactly why too many get taken advantage of. In this episode, we break down how to recognize discrimination, understand your legal protections, and fight back the right way. Inspired by a real-life resignation due to workplace treatment, this episode is a must-listen for any veteran navigating

Ever try explaining to a civilian that you didn’t shower for a week… and kind of liked it? In this hilarious episode, we dig into all the ridiculous, unsanitary, and unforgettable things service members do during field exercises. From gourmet MRE recipes to tactical napping, it’s a celebration of the weird and wonderful world of

After six years in the Army National Guard and two deployments with the 56th Stryker Brigade, Thomas C. Long shifted his focus to veteran advocacy. Now serving as the Co-Director of the Help for Our Heroes Program with the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania Masons, as well as being involved in numerous veteran organizations, Thomas is

🧭 Veterans are quietly leaving the United States… and never looking back. In this emotional conversation, John H. Davis — combat veteran, Harvard grad, and author — shares why he left America and how life abroad is saving veterans’ lives. He opens up about: The mental health crisis in America Why veterans abroad rarely die by suicide The

Tired of scrambling for funding? There’s a better way. In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, host Tosha Anderson talks with Mandy Moody, CEO of ODEO Consulting and author of The 4P Formula, about how nonprofits can stop fundraising on autopilot and start raising funds with strategy. Mandy breaks down her 4P approach—Problem, Program,