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Hosted by Mark Walsh · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 20 episodes
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Whether you're figuring out how to translate "stand-to" into "what's the competition doing?", adjusting to a world without COs PT at 06.00 or just wondering why no one in the office responds to "NAAFI break"— I've got you covered.Service to Civvy is THE go-to podcast for service leavers and veterans navigating the wild, wonderful, and sometimes difficult transition back to "civ-div". Of course, anyone with an interest in what it's like leaving the Armed Forces is also very welcome to tune in too!
Mark Walsh hosts Service to Civvy, a society show with 20 episodes published.
In this episode of 'Service to Civvy,' I sit down with Steven Mullan to discuss his transition from military service to a successful civilian career. Steven shares his journey, the challenges he faced and the strategies
In this episdoe, I sit down with Kirsty Ward who shares her journey from military service to civilian life, detailing her experiences with medical discharge, the challenges of resettlement, and the process of starting he
In this episode of Service to Civvy, I sit down with Rachel Webb, a former Staff Sergeant in the Intelligence Corps, to explore her journey from military service to civilian life. Rachel shares candid insights about the
In this episode of the Service to Civvy podcast, Mark Hill, MBE, shares his extensive journey from a 32-year military career to establishing Reshape Media Group, a platform dedicated to supporting service leavers. Mark d
In this episode of Service to Civvy, I speak with Colour Sergeant Ashley Thomson, who is navigating his final months in the British Army after nearly 13 years of service. Ash opens up about the emotional rollercoaster of
In this episode of Service to Civvy, I speak with Stuart Collins, a former Colour Sergeant who completed 22 years in the infantry before making a bold move to the Middle East. Stuart shares his journey from turning down
In this episode of Service to Civvy, I chat with Dominic Simmons, a serving Staff Sergeant six months into his resettlement journey. Dom shares his decision to leave the Army after 15 years to prioritise family life, and
In this episode of Service to Civvy, I chat with Nick Denning, a former Royal Anglian Regiment officer turned associate director at Arcadis. Nick reflects on his unexpected redundancy from the Army and the long, non-line
In this episode, I speak with Paul Brenton, a former Warrant Officer Class 1 who served over 30 years in the British Army. Paul opens up about the emotional and practical challenges of leaving the military, from the ever
It's common knowledge that getting into the UKSF is one of the hardest things to do in military life, but how hard is it to leave? In this episode I speak with Pasha "Pash" Munro, a former Royal Marine and UKSF (SBS) ope
In this episode, I chat with Rupert "Ru" Lane, Executive Director at Condor Growth Advisors. Ru humorously reflects on his initial ambitions after military service, "playing rugby and polo, drinking wine, and eating stea
In this episode I chat with Charles McKinney, a former US Navy Commander and Rotary Wing pilot. Charles shares his fascinating journey of transitioning after 28 years of military service, including his time embedded with
In this episode of the Service to Civvy Podcast, I sit down with Andy Wilson, a former British Army Major who successfully transitioned into the civilian workforce, now working as a Contract Manager at BT. Andy's journey
In this episode of the Service to Civvy Podcast, I sit down with Luke Dalton, a former Royal Marine Commando and SF Communicator, who transitioned from a decade of military service into the world of business and digital
In this episode I sit down with Danny Davidson, a former WO1 from the Royal Logistic Corps. Danny shares his 23-year military journey, the reasons behind his decision not to pursue commissioning, and the challenges of tr
Carl is a former Section Commander in the RAF Regiment. He now runs a successful performance enhancement company, supporting individuals to transform their lifestyle and mindset in a sustainable manner. In this episode,
In this episode, I'm joined by Jac Hughes. Jac is now an Agile Coach and Scrum Master, but what's it like to go through the resettlement process whilst onboard a ship? Jac shares his experiences of resettlement, life aft
In this episode, I sit down with Dean Phillips, the Veterans Welfare Lead at the Veterans Welfare Group, to explore his transition from the RAF to civilian life after 22 years of service. Dean shares his personal experie
In this episode, I'm joined by Ben Read. Ben left the military to pursue a career completely away from his REME trade, and his journey in civ-div has been nothing short of remarkable. He shares his reasons for leaving, h
In this episode, I'm joined by John Stephenson. If you don't know who John is and you're going through resettlement, then you're doing it wrong! In this candid and open episode, John shares his experience of resettlement
Mark Hill
seasoned unit photographer · The Social Distortion
1 appearance on this show
Andy Wilson
co-founder and CEO · Ohio Department of Public Safety
1 appearance on this show
Dean Phillips
Veterans Welfare Lead · Veterans Welfare Group
1 appearance on this show
John Stephenson
WO1 (RSM) Royal Signals · The Forces Transition Group
1 appearance on this show
Ashley Thomson
The Rifles
1 appearance on this show
Pasha "Pash" Munro
Royal Marine
1 appearance on this show
Rupert "Ru" Lane
Condor Growth Advisors
1 appearance on this show
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