USCGA Alumni Association
Corps Conversations
Hosted by U.S Coast Guard Academy cadets, this podcast provides a glimpse into Academy life today, while also welcoming alumni guests to talk about core experiences that shaped them at the Academy and beyond. Produced by the USCGA Alumni Association at their Studio 1887.
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Episodes
Episode 6: Family, Self-Advocacy, and Balance with LCDR Katie Williams ’12 08.07.2026 57:25
In this episode of Corps Conversations , LCDR Katie Williams '12 joins hosts 1/c Kevin Pandorf and Tara King Clark to share how she found her place in the Coast Guard's prevention community, why self-advocacy became one of the most important leadership skills in her career, and how pursuing opportunities outside the traditional path led to some of the most rewarding experiences of her service. Fro...
Episode 5: Finding Your Voice with Dr. Elaine Fitzgerald Lewis '97 24.06.2026 1:10:15
Leadership isn't always about being the loudest voice in the room. Sometimes it's about listening first, building trust, and creating space for others to succeed. In this episode of Corps Conversations , 1/c Cadet Carl DiGiorgio and Tara King Clark sit down with Dr. Elaine Fitzgerald Lewis '97. Growing up in a Coast Guard family in New London, Elaine's connection to the Academy began long before h...
Episode 4: A Life of Humanitarian Service Beyond the Uniform with Colleen Denny ’09 10.06.2026 1:11:50
1/c Cadet Aislinn Murray and Tara King Clark sit down with Colleen Denny ’09 to explore a career defined by service, adaptability, and a commitment to helping others. From leading migrant interdiction missions at sea and serving as a Pacific Area Admiral’s Aide to supporting humanitarian efforts in Kenya and responding to the war in Ukraine through her work with Spirit of America, Colleen shares t...
Episode 3: Accountability, Teamwork, and the Long Game with CDR Craig Johnson ’09 27.05.2026 1:03:48
First Class Cadet Elijah Parent ’26 and LCDR Nick Martin ’12 sit down with Commander Craig Johnson ’09, commanding officer of Station New York and former Coast Guard Academy basketball standout. Together, they explore leadership, growth, accountability, and what it means to be a “late bloomer” in both life and service. Commander Johnson reflects candidly on his non-linear career path—from the Coas...
Bonus: Celebrating Commencement 22.05.2026 11:29
Editor’s Note: This episode was republished after additional audio editing to try to address sound quality issues present in the original version. It's still not perfect, but a bit better! Released on the day of their graduation from the United States Coast Guard Academy May 20, 2026, this special bonus episode of Corps Conversations captures a unique moment of transition for the cadet hosts as...
Episode 2: Navigating Uncharted Territory with Stephanie Young ’07 13.05.2026 1:01:36
In this episode, Stephanie Young ’07 shares her diverse career journey from the Coast Guard to Meta, highlighting leadership, innovation, and navigating uncharted territory. A unique aspect of Stephanie Young’s career is that she was first to fill each role she’s had within both the Coast Guard and at META. Join co-hosts Cadet First-Class Carl DiGiorgio and Tara King Clark, the Alumni Association’...
Episode 1: Leadership at Sea, Loss, and Showing Up with CDR Jeannie Greene ’05 29.04.2026 1:14:37
Trigger Warning: We want to acknowledge that this conversation includes discussion of sensitive topics, including grief, traumatic loss, serious injury, organ donation, and suicide. We encourage you to take a pause or skip ahead if needed. These topics begin around the 37-minute mark and run through minute 58. In this episode of Corps Conversations, Commander Jeannie Greene ’05 shares her journey...
Episode 0: A concept is born 13.03.2026 10:26
Meet the team behind the first podcast produced by the USCGA Alumni Association.
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