Episodes

Too many veterans are handed a diagnosis and a prescription-but never a real solution. Dr. Fred Moss has spent decades working in psychiatry, only to realize that true healing doesn’t come from medication-it comes from connection. In this episode, Dr. Moss shares how veterans can reclaim their mental health by finding their true voice and […]

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April 26th is a special day — it marks what I consider to be the true birthday of Oscar Mike Radio. Nine years ago, on this date, Oscar Mike Radio began with a panel session at Massasoit Community College’s first Dale Dorman Media Day. To commemorate this milestone, going forward there will be a special

It is with great pride that I share a special announcement about Richard Sherman, a U.S. Navy veteran and gifted photographer. Through his powerful book, Never Home, Richard has captured the stories of military heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice and never returned from service during WWII. His work ensures that their legacies live on

In this episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor are joined by Rachael Lee, a powerhouse in government contracting and a trusted strategist for businesses aiming to scale within the federal marketplace. With over 20 years of experience and a track record of securing over $20 billion in awards, Rachael shares her insights

Join Camden and Otis McGregor as they sit down with Charles Browne to discuss the intricacies of leadership in high-stakes environments. Drawing from his experiences in nuclear engineering and corporate leadership, Charles shares valuable insights on the importance of collaboration, the pitfalls of relying solely on talent, and the role of strategic decision-making. This episode

Join us as we explore the profound concept of “finding your why” in the dynamic world of aircraft mechanics. Inspired by a recent panel with the Women’s Aerospace Network, this episode delves into the motivations that drive aviation professionals and the importance of mentoring future generations by “leaving bread crumbs.” Discover how aligning values with

In this episode, I discussed the challenges of transitioning from military to civilian life with guests Robert Sarver, a Navy SEAL veteran, and Alex Gendzier, a lawyer and general counsel. They delve into their collaborative book, “Warrior to Civilian”, which addresses veterans’ practical and emotional hurdles. The conversation highlights the importance of mental health, the

Key Takeaways: Empathy and validation are essential skills that can be learned and practiced to strengthen relationships, foster trust, and build healthier communities.True validation doesn’t require agreement, it’s about acknowledging another’s feelings and experiences through listening, reflection, affirmation, and, when welcomed, offering insight.Effective validation practices include giving full attention, avoiding quick fixes, using empathetic language,

Some sacrifices are too big to be forgotten. When Major Brent Taylor was killed in action in 2018, his daughter Megan Taylor was only 13 years old. Now, at 19, she’s carrying on his legacy in powerful ways-through advocacy, remembrance, and leadership in the veteran community. In this episode, Megan opens up about growing up

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Is your leadership holding back your nonprofit? In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, host Tosha Anderson and CFO Theresa Guest (advisor to dozens of nonprofit clients) dig into the uncomfortable truth: sometimes the biggest obstacle to transformation is at the top. From CEOs who delegate without accountability to those who avoid making the

Is your leadership holding back your nonprofit? In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, host Tosha Anderson and CFO Theresa Guest (advisor to dozens of nonprofit clients) dig into the uncomfortable truth: sometimes the biggest obstacle to transformation is at the top. From CEOs who delegate without accountability to those who avoid making the

Losing camaraderie after leaving the military can be one of the hardest parts of the transition. No one seems to understand, and it’s easy to feel isolated-even in a room full of people. But what if there was a way to rebuild that sense of purpose and connection? Enter Charles Watkins, an Army veteran who

In this insightful episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor welcome Mamie Lamley, who shares her expertise on authentic public speaking and leadership through storytelling. Mamie reveals the power of being a lifelong learner and the importance of truly listening to your audience. Through engaging discussions about stage presence, connecting with diverse audiences,

In this engaging episode of the Events: Demystified Podcast, host Anca Platon Trifan dives deep into the world of AI with special guest Noah Riley, founder of AI Genius Automations. They explore how AI is transforming the way we work, think, and create, and provide practical advice for businesses and individuals looking to implement AI.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: when it comes to books about military stories, two stand at the very top—Eye Deep in Hell, which covers World War I, and Chickenhawk, which focuses on the Vietnam War. These two books have stood the test of time, and I use them as the benchmark

Key Takeaways: Lunch and Learn is a strategic, low-pressure event to move potential donors through awareness, interest, connection, and action stages by providing a welcoming, informative one-hour introduction to your organization.Consistently host monthly events with personal invitations from board members, volunteers, and donors, focusing on high-level impact stories and testimonials rather than detailed program descriptions.Create

Life after the military can feel like stepping into the unknown. That sense of mission, the camaraderie, the structure-it’s suddenly gone. But what if you could rebuild, stronger than before? Peter Gunn, a retired Air Force veteran, knows that struggle firsthand. He transitioned through multiple phases of military service, experienced the mental toll of combat

Nathan’s journey reflects a life of service, leadership, and transformation. After 11 years in the military, including time with the 173rd Airborne Brigade and 10th Special Forces Group, he trained forces for near-peer conflict, led senior leader courses for the U.S. Space Force, and helped shape strategy at U.S. Space Command. He later served as

Nate Scheer is a U.S. Air Force officer, leadership expert, and host of The Mind Force Podcast, where he tackles the mental and emotional challenges of military service, professional growth, and personal resilience. In this episode, Nate and Josh dive deep into the dark side of leadership, including the mental health struggles leaders face, the enlisted-to-officer transition, and how alcohol

Is your nonprofit’s website actually working for you—or just taking up digital space? In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha talks with Lou Kotsinis, CEO of BCS Interactive, about the biggest shifts in nonprofit digital marketing and website strategy. Lou shares why the traditional “drive traffic to your site” model is outdated—and what

Is your nonprofit’s website actually working for you—or just taking up digital space? In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha talks with Lou Kotsinis, CEO of BCS Interactive, about the biggest shifts in nonprofit digital marketing and website strategy. Lou shares why the traditional “drive traffic to your site” model is outdated—and what

The war might be over, but for many veterans, the battle continues long after they return home. Sleepless nights, intrusive memories, and the frustration of feeling unheard are all too common. But what if the traditional routes-therapy, medication, the VA-aren’t working for you? Army veteran and nurse practitioner Bee Doyle knows that struggle firsthand. After

In episode 121 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and Rachel Jellinek discuss the power of video storytelling for nonprofits. They talk about: how nonprofits can use video effectively to connect with their audiences,  How to maintain ethical storytelling practices.  the importance of focusing on strengths rather than deficits, ensuring those sharing their stories have

In this energetic episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor join forces with Sean Elliott of Zero2Income to explore the power of consistent daily actions in entrepreneurship. The conversation weaves through practical business wisdom, from the “20-mile march” concept to innovative ideas like “Hard Rock Yoga.” Sean shares his journey from IT professional

This conversation was a true milestone—it marked the first time I had the honor of speaking with a female veteran from the United Kingdom. Philippa Bagley shared her extraordinary journey into the British Army, which began after a life-altering moment: getting hit by a car in Russia. That part of our talk was both humorous

Steven Screen is an experienced fundraiser who gets energized by helping organizations understand how they can raise more money. He’s a second-generation fundraiser, a past winner of the Direct Mail Package of the Year, and data-driven. His superpower is summarizing things. Steven is married and has three kids.   Key Takeaways: Vulnerability is crucial in

Trust. Resilience. Leadership. In the military, they weren’t optional-they were life or death. But after service? No one hands you a guidebook on how to apply those same skills to the real world. Michael Allison knows this firsthand. A Marine Corps veteran and Purple Heart recipient, Michael faced combat, injury, and the challenges of transition

Are you using 10 different platforms just to manage your nonprofit… and none of them connect? In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha is joined by David Watters, CEO of Simple & Engaging, to talk automation, integration, and why tech doesn’t have to be so overwhelming. From using free tools to automating the