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This week I had a wonderful and insightful conversation with Daniel Hulter. We discuss how his community Agitare was formed, competitive vs collaborative work culture, how a "safe space" is not what you think it is and how it can be vital for vulnerability and innovation. Links: Agitare: https://agitare.def.org/?fbclid=IwAR12ugaBY4K7aXJ5Yrr8r3Q446zDgtClQkhB1MZM08QZecGW688c2IUmzxALinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielhulter/?fbclid=IwAR2BcnUsWrJokovqfq3OnhIS4CmO8WzxOdU0t7d6MKvF1DCC6FXFdy793lkSounding Slightly Off: https://soundingslightlyoff.net/?fbclid=IwAR3VMCmNxUGPhXwGpwV7vT3595vjlQTQ6S1VDE3kNxS0AYuAJaz7FsrqkP4

This week I had an absolutely fantastic conversation with Air Force Master Sergeant Caitlin Jones-Martin. We discuss a post she recently made titled "Weaponized Success". The post and our talk covers what weaponized success is, her career, promoting change, and just being good leaders to our supervisors. YouTube Link:https://youtu.be/rTtXn4F3iic 

This week I had the pleasure of having a great conversation with Joe, creator, and founder of Illuminati Iron. We talk about his time at the United States Naval Academy, how that and his active duty journey shaped how he embraces fitness and self-improvement as a lifestyle. We also discuss what it means to be honest with ourselves in a search for positive consistency, and we cover one of his passions, travel and van life. Instagram - @illuminatiiron https://www.instagram.com/illuminatiiron/https://illuminatiiron.com/

This week I had the pleasure of having a reconnecting with a former troop and friend. We discussed his transition from materiel manager to a mental health professional, how having a parent in the Air Force has helped him grow as a parent and leader and how to overcome imposter syndrome. 

This week I had the pleasure of having a conversation with author and Air Force Lt. Alexis Gerst. We discussed her new book Leading Remote Teams: Embrace the Future of Remote Work Culture, the importance of being proactive and strategically and deliberately building relationships with members on your team. Links:Amazon Book: https://amzn.to/2Qf0gPl  Website: www.alexisgerst.com  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/leadingremoteteams Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leadingremoteteams/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LeadingRemoteTeams

This week I had the pleasure of having a conversation with author and Air Force Reserve Chief Master Sergeant Robert Rogers. We discussed his book The Paperback Mentor, balance and taking back the 1%, self-awareness as a leader and follower, and the lasting impact of a good mentor. Links to programs:Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Paperback-Mentor-Inspiring-through-perspectives/dp/1676504044Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePaperbackMentor/Email: ThePaperbackMentor@gmail.com

This week I had the pleasure of having a conversation with Air Force SSgt Austin Wiggins. We discussed how followership is not simply performing orders, various aspects of development, and human vs user center design.  Links to programs: Agitare:  https://agitare.def.org/home  Join Agitare: https://airtable.com/shrazBw5yIucy7NhFThe Meadow Garden Slack: https://join.slack.com/t/the-meadow-garden/shared_invite/zt-l484z8zo-UgkUmRqlJsdjbvAUWMk58Q

This week I sit down with Airman First Class Javier Sanchez. We discuss running a half marathon, leadership capital, and building trust. 

This week I have a conversation with Air Force Master Sergeant Philip Barry. We discuss the true meaning of innovation, how it affects readiness, and the programs the Air Force is using to make lasting change. 

In this episode, I talk with TSgt Zachery Deuyour. We discuss joining the Air Force a little older, having experiences we never thought possible, working hand-in-hand with other branches and his perspective of Airmanship. 

In this episode, I talk with mental care provide Michelle Goligoski "GG". We discuss the importance of self-care, finding the courage to make the first appointment, and what to expect. 

In this episode, I have a conversation with the Commander of the 1st Special Operations Logistics Readiness Squadron, Lieutenant Colonel John Harding. We discuss taking over and leading a squadron during COVID, the lessons he's learned in various positions he's had in the Air Force, and how mentors and leaders have shaped his leadership style to what it is today. This is not an Air Force podcast, and opinions are our own. 

I am honored to have the United States Air Force's Materiel Management Career Field Manager, Chief Master Sergeant Marcus Jones as my guest this week. We discuss how he was incredibly close to joining the Army, why and how he leads with a family mindset, and his perspective of development and leadership. As always, opinions our are own and this is not an Air Force sponsored podcast.

This week's perspective comes from a member down the chain, I sit down with SrA Jonathan Grainer. We talk about the importance of studying for promotions, living a balanced life, and taking mental health seriously. As always, opinions our are own and this is not an Air Force sponsored podcast. 

In this episode, I talk to Air Force Military Training Instructor (MTI) TSgt Nicole Schickely. We discuss how the Air Force's Developmental Special Duty impacted her, what she has learned being a TI, and her perspective as a leader.This is not an Air Force podcast, and opinions are our own. 

Very excited to have Air Force Senior Master Sergeant (SMSgt), Chad Goff, this week. Over the span of 18 years, SMSgt Goff has had an incredible career and has faced plenty of adversity. We sit down and talk about his successes, highlights of his career, the importance of finding a mentor, and taking advantage of opportunities to get better. 

In this episode, I discuss who I am and why I wanted to start this podcast.I go over where I'm from, how I ended up in the Air Force, and some insight on where I'd like this project to go. Success is not linear and you have to start somewhere. 

The first episode of The Next Perspective. Guest is Air Force Lt Nick Miller. We cover his background. Why he joined the Air Force and his transition from enlisted to officer.