Two-star general turned graduate program architect, Major General Matt Smith (Ret), joins to talk about what happens when a call to serve never expires... it just changes uniforms. In this conversation, we'll go beyond the "stars" and into the story of a leader who served more than 32 years in the m...

This episode explains how to stay resilient and adaptable in today’s changing job market. You will learn how artificial intelligence is impacting job applications, why relationship building is still one of the most effective ways to find opportunities, and how a positive mindset can influence hiring...

Clarity is one of the most practical leadership skills, yet its absence is often felt before it is recognized. In this Other Voices episode, two experienced leaders reflect on moments when unclear expectations and conflicting direction disrupted their work. Their insights illustrate how a lack of cl...

In this episode, we break down one of the most overused and least defined phrases in hiring: “not a culture fit.” We explore why it sounds thoughtful and professional, but often masks vague, subjective decision-making that isn’t tied to job performance. We dig into what hiring teams actually mean wh...

What happens if Iran loses control of its global network of proxy groups? In this episode of At the Water’s Edge, Scott sits down with Dr. Colin P. Clarke, Executive Director of the Soufan Center, to break down how terrorism is evolving—and why the next phase may be more dangerous than the last. The...

What does real leadership look like in a multicultural world?Not just awareness. Not just intention.Understanding. Respect. Action. In this episode, Brigitte Skeene joins Christy Honeycutt for a grounded, honest conversation on what it really takes to lead across difference—without reducing people t...