After the JAG Corps: Navigating Your Career Progression
Tom WelshA 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 | 181 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusiness | |||
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In this episode, we meet John Saran who's never gave up on his journey to joined the military, affiliating with the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve in 2025. His demonstration of perseverance is the same trait that he encourages all military attorneys transi... more
in this episode, Ebenezer Gyasi takes us through his career as a school teacher, judge advocate, and now civilian attorney. The parents of first generation immigrants who instilled him the obligation of public service, Ebenezer explains the joy he de... more
In this episode, retired Navy Commander Jonathan Odom or "Odom" shares how a pivotal event in his life has shaped his entire outlook on life and why he did not worry about successfully finding an opportunity to continue his love of teaching and writi... more
In this episode, Cory Chipman takes us through his journey to the U.S. Army JAG Corps, talks about his stint in the Army, and then about his journey to civil practice, which started in all places, church.
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- Sue Stewart
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.
Apple Podcasts5HesFSU
United States2 years ago - After the JAG Corps is Required Listening!
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
Apple Podcasts5Rubyroundhouse AliceUnited States3 years ago - Great for transitioning JAGs!
Great podcast! Appreciate the increased length of the most recent release—allowed a more contextualized understanding of what the transition involved.
Apple Podcasts5L&E listenerUnited States4 years ago
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This program focuses on helping judge advocates and military professionals transition to civilian life, with episodes unpacking post-service opportunities, job-search strategies, and practical pathways into civilian careers. Across conversations, guests share real-world transition tactics, leadership lessons from military careers, and actionable advice on networking, resume tailoring, and navigating Big Law, government, and private sectors. Noteworthy elements include a strong emphasis on leveraging military skills in civilian roles, persistent mentorship discussions, and guidance on work-life balance, relocation, and long-term career planning. The show likely appeals to those nearing retirement or separating from service who want structure... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Ebenezer Gyasi
2. Jonathan Odom
3. Cory Chipman
4. Greg Saybolt
5. Allen Linken
6. Jennifer Johnson
7. John Kiel
8. Glenn Harwood
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