Episodes

After deployment, some warriors come home. Others just arrive. Dustin Carter opens up about how writing became more than a hobby-it became his lifeline. From his rough start before service to finding purpose in the Guard, then facing the spiral of isolation, anger, and a VA system that wanted to medicate instead of listen, Dustin […]

You trained hard, ate right, and stayed in top physical condition in the military. But after getting out? It’s easy for those habits to fall apart. Food becomes a comfort, a coping mechanism, or just an afterthought in the chaos of civilian life. And before you know it, the disciplined approach you once had is

Coming home doesn’t always mean you’re back. For Marine Corps reservist Ron Jansen, the toughest battles came long after Iraq, when the mission was over and the noise faded. Like so many veterans, he tried to pick up where he left off. A full-time job. Family life. No time to think about what really happened

In this episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor sit down with Sean Quigley, a former Marine helicopter pilot with over 23 years of military experience who now applies his leadership expertise in the civilian sector. Sean shares insights from his journey from the Naval Academy to his current roles with PSI and

In this insightful episode of 10x Your Team, Camden McGregor sits down with Howard Miller, bestselling author of “Burdens & Blessings,” to explore the transformative power of levity in both personal and professional settings. Howard shares his journey from caring for aging parents to discovering how the same principles of perspective-shifting can revolutionize workplace dynamics.

In this episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor are joined by General Les Fuller, a distinguished leader with over 40 years of executive experience in both military and civilian sectors. General Fuller shares invaluable insights from his remarkable career, including his time as Commanding General for Special Operations Command Europe and Chief

In this episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor are joined by Derek Beck, a professional who brings a unique perspective on bridging academic knowledge with practical application. Derek shares his journey from traditional project management certification to developing real-world expertise that makes a difference. The conversation explores the value of standardized credentials

In this episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor are joined by Craig Andrews to delve into the art of effective sales strategies and the importance of adaptability in business. Craig shares his insights on overcoming traditional sales challenges and the value of innovative approaches in today’s competitive market. The conversation highlights the

It really is a small world. I joined the Marine Corps from Shreveport, Louisiana — a city founded by Captain Henry Miller Shreve. So, imagine my surprise when Heather Shreve, a descendant of the Shreve family tree, reached out to me about her powerful new book, The Long Blue Shadow. Heather isn’t just connected by

She was a special woman and a beautiful soul to so many. Tonight, I honor Maureen (Dunn) Smith, April 11, 1949, ~ June 2, 2025 (age 76)

In the 450th episode of Oscar Mike Radio, we dove into the world of rallycross racing with Kito Brielmaier and Ann Hanson, a Marine Corps veteran from the Northwest Rally Association. Kito and Ann discussed the sport’s grassroots appeal, inclusivity, and supportive community. Ann shared her transition from the Marine Corps to rallycross, highlighting the

I had the pleasure of meeting Lechon Kirb at Military Creator Con 2025, where James Van Prooyen and Marah Lago invited him to speak on panels about business development and strategy. A former Marine Corps EOD Tech and Marine Security Forces veteran, Lechon’s transition out of the military wasn’t without its challenges, but he turned

I was asked to teach a podcast class for Boyden Library (https://boydenlibrary.org/) in Foxborough, MA. My students were engaging and interested in learning about podcasting. For their final assignment, they interviewed Michelle Hamilton, the Town of Foxborough’s Veteran Service Officer. Each student prepared questions based on their research and then interviewed Michelle. I put it

FROM MILITARY LEADER TO MISS USA INTERNATIONAL Lisa Tauai’s Unbelievable Transition Story | HeroFront Podcast What happens when a 20-year Air Force commander trades her uniform for a crown? In this epic episode, we sit down with Lisa Tauai — a retired Lt. Colonel, nationally recognized dietitian, and current Miss USA International 2025 — to

In this episode, we delve into the challenging shift from aircraft mechanic to leadership roles. We’ll explore why there is a reluctance to take on leadership positions, share personal journeys, and uncover strategies to navigate the leap into management. Join us for a transformative discussion on career evolution. Follow us on Facebook- @cancelledformaintenance, Instagram/Threads –

Tosha Anderson teams up with Cindy Wagman, Founder of the Fractional Fundraising Network to unpack what it means to hire a fractional executive. From navigating scope creep to knowing when your org is truly ready, this episode reveals everything nonprofits need to know before diving into the fractional model. Get real talk, expert insight, and

Nonprofit board struggles? You’re not alone. In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha sits down with Katerina Manoff, founder & CEO of ENGin, to bust the biggest myths about boards—and reveal what actually works when you’re building or evolving one. They talk about: The unrealistic expectations many founders have about boardsWhy “bless and

Is fundraising really that different from sales? Aaron Landis doesn’t think so—and he’s lived both sides. In this episode, he joins Tosha Anderson to reflect on his time as a fundraiser and what he’s learned since entering the for-profit world. From CRM tips and donor follow-up to data-driven KPIs and team communication, this is the

In this episode of The Field Op Podcast, we cut through the Wall Street fog and break down investing in plain English. Learn the real differences between open-end and closed-end funds, stocks, and how to use basic strategies like Roth IRAs and term life insurance to protect your family and grow wealth the smart way

In this episode of The Field Op Podcast, we take you to the volcanic slopes of Iwo Jima, where Marines fought tooth and nail to raise the flag atop Mount Suribachi. Learn the real story behind the iconic photo, the men who made it possible, and why it still defines Marine Corps valor today. #IwoJima

Does your training actually stick? Or does it feel like you’re checking a box no one remembers a week later? In this episode, Tosha Anderson and Dr. Carrie Graham break down what real learning looks like for nonprofits. With the E-R-A training method—Engagement, Retention, Application—you’ll learn how to build budget-friendly training that improves performance and

Does your training actually stick? Or does it feel like you’re checking a box no one remembers a week later? In this episode, Tosha Anderson and Dr. Carrie Graham break down what real learning looks like for nonprofits. With the E-R-A training method—Engagement, Retention, Application—you’ll learn how to build budget-friendly training that improves performance and

In episode 123 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and Josh Hirsch discuss using AI in fundraising and donor engagement.  They explore: The evolution of AI, and its potential to enhance how organizations connect with donors.  How to train AI tools effectively, leveraging data responsibly, and using AI to enhance—rather than replace—human-driven strategy.  Why nonprofit

Some wounds don’t come from the battlefield-they come from within the ranks. Brandon Caserta was strong. Disciplined. Determined. He had a dream to serve in the military, to push himself to the limits, to be part of something greater than himself. But when he faced toxic leadership, retaliation, and neglect from those meant to lead,

It was a true honor to speak with Michael Korman, U.S. Navy Retired Seabee, on this week’s episode. Michael is being recognized at the Elizabeth Dole Foundation’s 10th Annual National Convening on Military and Veteran Caregiving, on May 20, 2025, for his remarkable advocacy on behalf of military and veteran caregivers. In our conversation, Michael

In this episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor are joined by Katie Smith, the Queen of the Customer Journey, to explore the art of transforming chaos into strategic success. Katie shares her insights on crafting tailored marketing strategies that align with company goals and foster strong teams. With a background in environmental

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In this insightful episode of the Events Demystified Podcast, host Anca Platon Trifan discusses the transformative power of AI in event marketing and strategy with technology strategist David Hirschfeld, founder of Tekyz. They explore the integration of AI into event planning, including how AI can enhance attendee engagement, streamline operations, and ensure ROI. Hirschfeld shares

Once again, Sgt. Armand Perreault and Brianna—my U.S. Army sister from Cocktails in The War Room—are Oscar Mike and on a mission. This time, they invited me to join them for a very special visit to Delmyra Kennels in Exeter, Rhode Island. There, we met Ruth Delmyra, who shared the powerful story of her late

In this episode of The Field Op Podcast, we take you to the volcanic slopes of Iwo Jima, where Marines fought tooth and nail to raise the flag atop Mount Suribachi. Learn the real story behind the iconic photo, the men who made it possible, and why it still defines Marine Corps valor today. #IwoJima