Hosted by jacobpeeterse · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Leaving the military is not an easy processes, leaving what you have known as work for most of your adult life for a different career or options is no easy task. I will talk to those who have left the military at different times in their career from after the first enlistment to 30+ years of service. When I left I was laser focused on the job that I would transition into, little did I know at the time that was the smallest of my concerns! Throughout discussion we will talk about what life lessons were learned, what regrets if any, and establish a new community that may not understand you at all.
jacobpeeterse hosts Blue Yonder, a business show with 13 episodes published.
In one of the most raw and honest Blue Yonder conversations yet, Jess Knutson opens up about the highs of his Air Force career, the depths of post-service alcoholism and mental health struggles, and the long road to reco
In this episode, Jake sits down with retired Air Force officer Kylene Ruth to discuss her journey from the Academy to squadron command, her evolution as a leader, and the challenges and triumphs of transitioning into civ
Dan Slaughter shares his 26-year journey from Army brat to Special Forces officer, cybersecurity expert, and real estate developer. A grounded and thoughtful conversation on transition, identity, and service beyond the u
In this episode of Blue Yonder, Jacob reconnects with retired Chief Rich Pelletier to explore how purpose, service, and leadership shaped his military career and post-service success. From their time launching leadership
In this episode of Blue Yonder, Jacob reconnects with his first Air Force roommate, Jeff Tucker, to reflect on nearly three decades of friendship, service, and transition. Jeff shares his unexpected path to the Air Force
In this powerful episode of Blue Yonder, Jake reconnects with longtime friend and retired Air Force veteran Charles Holman for the first time in nearly two decades. What unfolds is a deeply candid conversation about trau
In this candid conversation, Jake sits down with retired Air Force Master Sergeant Michael Rainer to explore the highs, lows, and unexpected realities of life after the military. Michael opens up about the decision to jo
In this episode, Jake sits down with Willie Payne, a man who has built a life around hard work, humility, and staying true to his values. From the early days of working under pressure to navigating career changes and bui
In this candid and deeply personal episode, Jacob sits down with longtime friend and retired Air Force firefighter Jeremy McFall. From skipping high school to leading firefighting teams in Iraq, Jeremy's story is one of
Today I got to spend some time with an old friend and discuss his journey through the military and into civilian life. Huge take away...taking that sense of service and putting it in a box and off to the side. If you hav
This podcast-style transcript features a candid conversation hosted by Jacob Peeterse with long-time friends and fellow Air Force retirees Kent and Robbie Greenwood. The episode delves into their shared military past, th
Sat down with a long time friend Ryan and discussed his journey from retiring from the Air Force to being a real estate agent for professional athletes. There are quiet a few twist and turns but very much worth the ride.
Today I sat down with long time friend Josh and discussed his leaving the Air Force at a young age as well as his return to service as a commissioned officer. We covered a lot of ground in between, hope you enjoy.
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Blue Yonder is hosted by jacobpeeterse. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 13 episodes.
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