
A podcast by former feds who got the fork out of government service. In 2025, hosts and former FBI intelligence analysts Jill and Philip Fields joined the exodus of public servants leaving federal service under the deferred resignation program. Conflicted over what to do next, they began encountering other recently departed feds fighting to find their voice. They started Forking Off as a platform ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Government | |||

Jeremy Boss found his way to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) almost by accident. After getting a master's degree in international relations, Jeremy sought out positions in the intelligence community with a desire to serve his countr... more
Stacey Young spent over 18 years at the Justice Department as an attorney; first in the Civil Division for 13 years, then in the Civil Rights Division for 5 more. Having founded the Gender Equality Network to make DOJ a better place for its employees... more
Growing up in a small town in rural Northern California, Danielle Carnes longed to travel the world and make it a better place. She remembers visiting her grandma's house and seeing an old 1970s world map on the wall with pins showing all the places ... more
Jeffrey Sizemore spent over two decades serving the United States, first as a U.S. Navy Surface Warfare Officer and later as a civil servant at the State Department.
As the Senior Advisor on Atrocity Prevention and Deputy Director in the Office of ... more
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Across recent episodes, the show centers on public service, governance, and the human impact of federal workforce shifts. Guests range from former FBI, State Department, NIH, USAID, and justice professionals to advocates and documentary makers who share firsthand experiences with downsizing, policy reforms, whistleblowing, and reform efforts. The conversations blend personal resilience with critiques of political leadership, accountability, and the changing landscape for civil servants, often highlighting the duty to preserve the public record and support for peers navigating life after federal service. Noteworthy angles include mediation and trust-building, documentary storytelling, and calls to civic engagement as a path forward for those... more
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Recent guests on Forking Off include:
1. Jeremy Boss
2. Stacey Young
3. Danielle Carnes
4. Jeff Sizemore
5. Michael Duffin
6. Elizabeth Ginexi
7. Alec Chapa
8. Dan Tully
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