The MCEC Podcast is a series of relevant and interesting conversations with guests from all walks of life. These conversations address critical issues that impact military families and provide insight into current research and resources while creating connections through shared experiences and personal stories. New episodes twice each month. Check out over 300 episodes, for free.
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Empowering Women through Sports
Episode 312
Peggy Davis shines a light on the transformative power of sports for women. From personal development, to building resilience and…
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Building Stronger Communities
Episode 311
Leah King, President and CEO of United Way of Tarrant County, epitomizes what it means to be a servant leader.…
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Call for the Arts: A Teen Artist’s Inspirational Journey
Episode 310
The MCEC Call for the Arts program invites military-connected children from all over the world, representing every branch of service,…
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The Legacy and Impact of HBCUs
Episode 309
Historically Black Colleges and Universities have a history and legacy dating back hundreds of years. Dr. Cortez Dial discusses the…
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A Legacy of Service
Episode 308
Major General, U.S. Army (Retired) Michael Harrison shares his personal experiences and stories from attending an HBCU to an impressive…
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See Me, See My Children
Episode 307
Understanding the diverse needs of military-connected families of color is crucial in creating a sense of belonging and a welcoming…
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Hello, My Name is… Lucy (Revisited)
Episode 306
We are revisiting an episode where Lucy discusses her experiences as a military child and how she navigates being the…
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It’s about the “Military Family”
Episode 305
Operation Homefront is a national nonprofit organization whose mission is to build strong, stable, and secure military families. Jenny Valderas…
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Understanding the Military Student Identifier & Impact Aid
Episode 304
A lot is asked of military families, and sometimes a simple form can feel like a violation of privacy. Understanding why information…