Dr. Taylor and John discuss the voice in our head that is blasting fear and worry into our hearts and minds. What is this voice telling you? Can that voice be trusted? How is fear and worry hijacking your mind into convincing you that the future is a bleak terrifying place? This episode is for anyone who wants to combat and analyze that voice and potentially keep that voice in its rightful place as a murmur rather than the primary actor in our minds.

LtCol Tyrone A. Barrion took command of 1st Combat Engineer Battalion in June 2024. In this episode, LtCol Barrion discusses his upbringing, leadership lessons he learned as a young officer, the importance of family, and the importance of "being a beginner and a sound decision maker." Through his multiple deployments, leadership, and being a father, LtCol Barrion explains the importance of giving Marines and Sailors multiple opportunities to succeed and fail and become a great human being in the process.

Dr. Taylor and John invite Donna Miranda (Director of the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society) to the show to discuss the relationship each individual has with money! How to recover from financial mistakes, how to avoid potential pitfalls, and how the Marine Corps Relief Society helps Marines and Sailors become financial fit. We've all made our share of mistakes in our relationship with money. Donna and her team are here to help you recover and become educated on how to own up to your mistakes and be successful with the money you do have. Peace of mind is the greatest sleeping pill, and your relationship with money is vital to obtaining the serenity you desire.

In today's episode, Grace Kim, wife of LtCol Christopher Kim, discusses the journey of a military spouse. Through multiple moves, having a spouse in combat while nurturing a newborn back home, and working full-time, Grace highlights the joys and challenges associated with giving one's life to support a greater cause. Through the help of other military spouses, God, and her commitment to marriage and family, Grace and LtCol Kim continue to pursue a military life of meaning and purpose.

Dr. Taylor and John invited Corporal Colin York to the podcast for Alcohol Awareness month. This young man discusses his own struggle with overcoming alcohol use and seeing a path forward. Through his experiences, the listeners will learn the struggles associated with alcohol in the current Marine Corps. These stories will resonate not only with those who currently are struggling with alcohol use, but anyone who wants to be inspired to change their life for the better. Hope you enjoy.

In this episode, Dr. Taylor and John interview First Sergeant Select Jeremy Fletcher and retired Gunnery Sergeant Crystal Fletcher. This is a story about two hard charging Marines who fall in love and are faced with something they did not expect, a daughter with Autism. They are faced with a difficult decision, to put the needs of their family first, or the aspirations for both of them to progress in their careers. This episode highlights what true heroes are, and the importance to believe in something bigger than yourself.

Sergeant Major Nicholas Carrel has a storied career in the United States Marine Corps. With 9 deployments under his belt and over 20 years of service, Sergeant Major exemplifies what a true leader is. In this episode the subject of leadership is addressed. Through his lens, he identifies the traits and attributes of exceptional leadership, and opens the curtain to his life as a junior Marine that had its fair share of setbacks where he could have thrown in the towel and given up. Instead, he chose to move forward and dedicate his life to helping Marines and Sailors succeed in their careers and most importantly in their lives.

LT Ryan Bass and LT Jaycie Annable join Dr. Taylor and John to discuss the challenges and joys of being a young officer in the Marine Corps. This free-flowing conversation dives into their dating lives, the difficulty of communicating what a Marine's life is like to those who do not understand, the problem with assuming the worst when their is radio silence with a significant other, and the humility that needs to develop in a young officer when leading enlisted Marines who have more knowledge and years of experience than their own.