
A podcast to assist judge advocates separating or retiring from the military by providing information on post-service opportunities, job search strategies, and other resources as they navigate the transition to civilian employment.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 185 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Andy Decker originally served as a Surface Warfare Officer before becoming a JAG via the Legal Education Program. After an early retirement, Andy is now charting a new course in private practice in Houston, Texas.
This week, Pavan Parikh talks about his career in public service at the state and federal level.
This week, Marcus Duffy shares his journey from Ireland to the U.S. Air Force to a civilian practice in Flagler Beach, FL.
In this episode, retired Navy Captain Jeff Luster shares his journey as an active duty Navy judge advocate to the Navy and now Air Force's Office of General Counsel as an environmental law attorney where he now supports the missions of both the Air F... more
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Enjoyed the interview with Sue Stewart and the insight she offered regarding transitioning from the JAG Corps to the private sector. Glad to hear she is doing so well.
Tom Welsh hosts and outstanding podcast to assist judge advocates transitioning from military service to the next chapter of their lives. From the importance of networking to discussing compensation to the value of our military experience, the show is essential for any judge advocate nearing the end of a military career (not just retirement). His guests are not only willing to chat about their experiences on the show, but are also willing to touch base one-on-one. I still have three years to go ... more
Great podcast! Appreciate the increased length of the most recent release—allowed a more contextualized understanding of what the transition involved.
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The show concentrates on how judge advocates transition from military service to civilian careers, particularly in law, government, academia, and private practice. Episodes emphasize practical steps for translating military experience, navigating licensing and relocation, networking strategically, and managing work-life balance during transitions. A notable strength is spotlighting diverse pathways—from big-law to public service, to entrepreneurship—through guest stories that blend tactical career moves with personal resilience, mentorship, and long-term planning. This mix makes it useful for anyone evaluating post-service opportunities, with a strong tilt toward legal and public-sector trajectories for veterans.
A standout aspect is the c... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Pawan Parikh
2. Marcus Duffy
3. Jeff Luster
4. John Saran
5. Ebenezer Gyasi
6. Jonathan Odom
7. Cory Chipman
8. Greg Saybolt
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