
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.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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1/c Aislinn Murray and LCDR Nick Martin ’12 sit down with LCDR Katie Ward '12, a Coast Guard attorney whose career has taken her from the deckplates of a cutter in San Diego to the courtroom, district legal offices, and some of the service's highest-... more
What does it mean to approach life as an adventure?
In this episode of Corps Conversations, hosts 1/c Kevin Pandorf and LCDR Nicholas Martin ’12 sit down with Greg Bernstein '11, former Coast Guard officer, entrepreneur, venture capital executive, a... more
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 leadershi... more
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 s... more
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My son is a swab this summer and I found your podcast leading up to us sending him off. All of the conversations have been varied in scope but great in content. They have definitely helped cement my confidence in encouraging our son to attend the Academy. My one nitpick would be that the sound quality could be better. Some weeks it’s great, but others, like week 6, the sound goes in and out constantly and makes it hard to hear everything that is said. Please clean that up!
Great insight to life at USCGA.









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This program features cadet hosts in dialogue with Coast Guard Academy alumni, exploring leadership, public service, and career pathways across military, civilian, and nonprofit sectors. Episodes routinely center on mentorship, resilience, and agile leadership—covering topics from breaking barriers and authentic leadership to building new organizational capabilities in both government and private-sector contexts. Notable patterns include cross-sector collaboration (military-civilian, public health, humanitarian work), career pivots into technology and communications, and a strong emphasis on service, mentorship, and community-building within the Coast Guard ecosystem. Listeners are likely drawn to practical leadership lessons, real-world ca... more
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Recent guests on Corps Conversations include:
1. Greg Bernstein
2. Carl DiGiorgio
3. Katie Williams
4. Elaine Fitzgerald Lewis
5. Colleen Denny
6. Max Eisenbeiser
7. Craig Johnson
8. Captain Banke
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