This bonus episode features a group interview of an incredible list of accomplished military writers and bloggers. Our guests include: 1) Jessica Scott, an Active duty …
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If you’ve spent more than a week in the Army, you know we “train as [we] will fight.” What is often overlooked in this training philosophy is physical fitness. Our …
This week the Leaders Huddle interviews Lieutenant Colonel Raymond Kimball, Director of West Point’s Center for the Advancement of Leader Development and Organizational Learning. LTC Kimball …
In this week’s bonus episode we sit down with Captain Gary Klein and our very own Captain Micah Klein to discuss their recent article in the Army AUSA Magazine, E-Communication …
This week the Leaders Huddle production team goes off script to bring you an after-hours discussion on Leader Professional Development (LPD) programs. Whether you’ve led …
This week’s topic you can’t afford to miss! We talk to CPT Michael Eisenlohr and returning guest CPT Kyle Stilwell, who together have over 3 …
Today we are discussing a topic that frankly doesn’t get discussed enough in our commissioning sources and basic branch courses. Rightfully so, most of the …
This week we tackle this important topic and interview two officers who provide a starting point to learning more about the OER support form. In this episode, we break down …
As the Army continues to restructure and transform, units at the operational and tactical levels go through drastic change efforts. Today in the Leaders Huddle …
Unit training and leader development are the Army’s life-blood. Today in the Leaders Huddle we explore the important topic of training management and executing it …
Today we interview two recent Company Commanders, Captain Jerry Gorss and Captain Randy Shed about what they expected from their Lieutenants. In this episode, we …
In this episode: CPT Micah Klein of CALDOL interviews the Leader Huddle Podcast’s hosts CPT Dave Lora and CPT David Weart about the intent behind the podcast, what to expect, …
How to be a good leader? It's a recurring question with no clear answer. Leadership is an incredibly difficult topic to address in a book, let alone a Medium post. …
The purpose of this article is to provide insight into three U.S. Army Functional Areas from three separate officers who recently assessed into them. The respondents answer some very basic …
Troop-level command, for me as a prior service NCO, has been the professional highlight of my 14 year Army career. I just want to share a few simple lessons after …
Have you ever been in the middle of an important conversation with your subordinate and while they are speaking your mind wanders, or you look down at your mobile device …
Company-grade officers are typically younger than their field grade counterparts and often have a burning flame inside of them to make an impact. They are …
The CC/PL Team asked "What would you do different if you could start your relationship over again with your Platoon Sergeant or a new one?"
The CC/PL Team asked company commanders "What is the most important task you do as a Commander each day [or week] as part of your personal battle rhythm?"