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From his journey on American Idol to writing songs rooted in faith and country, Will Moseley shares the stories behind the music. We talked about songwriting, finding his purpose, celebrating the Fourth of July with our troops , and the moments that have shaped his career with plenty of laughs along the way.

Cake in the toilet, mumbled morning arguments, and two roommates trying to prove they’re not the messy one. It starts as a simple conversation and quickly turns into a full-blown investigation into who’s lying, and who needs to learn how to fold clothes.

Fresh off a 17-16 Dirtbags victory, Amber joins the podcast to talk softball, fishing, and the importance of staying positive when life gets tough. Amber shares lessons she’s learned about overcoming self-doubt and finding joy in the little moments. Tune in to listen to the sunshine player!!!

In this episode of “There Is Some Good in This World”, Julie sits down with Pippin to talk about life on the island. They dive into everything from building stronger habits to leadership, role models, and what it means to grow in character. The conversation is centered on the idea that even in ordinary or challenging seasons, there is still good worth noticing and holding onto.

In this episode I chat with SSG Graham, the “Greatest Radio Operator of All Time,” about his many years of Army life, fatherhood, heavy metal, and why an ice cream sandwich can spark more rage than losing $200.

In this episode, I sit down with SGT Kardell for a fun conversation about just “being a girl”. We dive into relationships, what she actually wants in the future, love languages, and ending with the reminder we all need: the sun’s gonna come up! ☀️☀️

In this episode, I sit down with SSG Ladd for a conversation about leadership, death, and life in the Army. From combat, family, and fatherhood, SSG Ladd opens up about what has shaped him to the man he is today. As SSG Ladd would say don’t give up and keep trying.

In this episode, I sit down with Dutch and talk about the moments that make this mob meaningful, from landing a shark to building brotherhood and finding purpose in the Army. Through stories about leadership, faith, and self-discipline, Dutch shares what it takes to care for others while working on becoming a better man, Soldier, and Christian.

“Born to die. So keep livin.” In this episode, Keep Livin , SGT Moon dives into purpose, discipline, and what it means to truly touch the hearts of Soldiers. His best advice is simple but powerful: be present in the moment. Tune in for a smoke-pit conversation on choosing to really live right where you are.

In this episode, a group of us from the BOLC class came together to share our favorite memories, reflect on the lessons we’ve learned over the past four months, and reminisce about the good times as we prepare to head to our duty stations and start our new chapters in life!

In this episode, I spoke with Minnifield (aka Minni) who gives insight on leadership in the Army, keeping a good attitude and lessons from his role models in life like his grandpa.

In this episode, I spoke with Father Mike (Chaplain (Major) Mike Demmon). He has been in the Army ​since 2005, a priest since 2009, and ​currently teaches ethics at the US Army ​Military Police School here on FLW. He shared insights on maintaining a strong faith in the military, understanding the principles of a just war, and embracing the vital role of fatherhood!

In this episode, I chat with Tyler Thurman—husband, father, officer, and marathon runner. Join us as he shares insightful advice on creating a significant impact within small, close-knit communities!

In this episode titled “Winfield in the Wild West,” I sit down with a Texan who brings a bit of country charm and a lot of laughs. Winfield shares stories of growing up, his family, and shows how his roots shaped his sense of humor. Tune in for plenty of witty one-liners from a true Texan!

In “The World Through Small Footsteps,” I chat with Allena Kishpaugh, who’s living large through travel and adventure. She shares how mistakes never hold her back as she takes on military life and explores the world, one small step at a time.

Join me for a spontaneous breakfast conversation with the birthday boy, Logan Notaro, as we chat about life from the Morelli Hotel’s breakfast lounge.

With 17 years of Army experience, SSG Melton provides valuable insights on leadership, the common traits of his role models, and the importance of finding happiness right where your feet are.

Kristen shares with us her personal experience in the military, the bumps in the road, and the importance of being adaptable to changing environments.

In this episode, GM, shares her mom’s life advice, what she has learned from her role models and most important her favorite dinner dish!

Paul Boutin (aka Flare Swift) is back and opens up about his irrational fears. Tune in to find out!

In this episode, JC reflects on the importance of being a loving father, his commitment to serving those around him, and his desire to be remembered for doing a job well done.

In this episode, Paul Boutin reflects on the challenges he's faced, emphasizing the value of having a good sense of humor, not sweating the small stuff, and, above all, being Mr. President's best friend.

In this episode, Chaplain Marr offers guidance on discovering your life’s purpose. By asking yourself why you are here, you can find clarity, make a meaningful impact on others, and in doing so, develop the qualities of a true leader.

In this episode, Walker, "Texas Ranger," shares valuable advice on generosity and offering a helping hand to those around him , particularly fellow Army soldiers.

In this episode with Braer, I dive into the story behind the title. Braer opens up about his experiences in the Army and civilian jobs, sharing some of the lessons he’s learned along the way. He offers one of his greatest pieces of advice: “Pick your battles.”