The Admiral's Almanac

Divine Mercy and The Power of Reconciliation Divine Mercy Sunday, Personalized Prayer, and Reconciliation | Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity Rear Admiral Garry Hall hosts with substitute co-host Rear Admiral Sonny Maso while Father Kelleher is on pilgrimage in Europe. They discuss their daily Catholic prayer routines, including gratitude, the Hallow app, and daily Mass, and emphasize thanking God rather than only asking for favors. Sonny explains personalizing the Divine Mercy Chaplet by praying for specific deceased loved ones, and Garry shares a prayer habit inspired by Chaplain Don denDulk that focuses on asking to be "a loving" father, husband, and friend rather than "better" or "more." They pray a Holy Spirit invocation together, reflect on Divine Mercy Sunday, Jesus appearing in the locked room and offering peace, and the importance of confession and reconciliation, including Catholic teachings on priestly absolution and evangelization. 00:00 Welcome and Introductions 01:09 Morning Prayer Routine 02:54 Personalizing Divine Mercy 05:47 Chaplain Wisdom on Loving 09:10 Prayer to the Holy Spirit 10:38 Divine Mercy Sunday Explained 14:16 Gospel Reflections and Cana 18:01 Evangelizing Mary and Confession 24:13 Humility and Senior Leadership 26:56 Closing Blessing and Farewell

Two Navy Rear Admirals on Lent, the Triduum, the Rosary, and the Holy Spirit Co-host Rear Admiral Garry Hall fills in for Fr. James Kelleher, away on pilgrimage in Europe, and welcomes guest host Rear Admiral Sonny Masso; both share their journeys from Lutheranism into the Catholic Church. They reflect on taking Lent seriously as a reset of the heart, highlight Isaiah 6:8, and discuss fully participating in the Holy Triduum—Holy Thursday's Eucharist and adoration, Good Friday's Passion, and the Easter Vigil with multiple readings, baptisms, confirmations, and people entering the Church. They pray Fr. Kelleher's Holy Spirit prayer and emphasize active Catholic faith, including a push to make Catholic schools "rosary schools" by praying one decade of a scripture rosary daily. The conversation covers Marian devotion versus worship, the Wedding at Cana, reconciliation, and stories of grace, including St. Francis de Sales and personal experiences of spiritual consolation. 00:00 Welcome and Guest Host 00:57 From Lutheran to Catholic 02:27 Lent and Isaiah Call 04:28 Holy Thursday Adoration 07:51 Good Friday and Vigil 09:15 Holy Spirit Prayer 11:01 Rosary Schools Mission 13:20 Mary and Cana Story 17:47 Desert Temptation and Confession 19:42 St Francis de Sales Mercy 23:13 Holy Spirit Guidance and Confirmation 25:19 Personal Encounters and Closing

Navugating Life shares Living in the Heart of the most Holy Trinity. Prayers Have Power: Lessons from Mother Cabrini Unveiling the Legacy of St. Mother Cabrini: Faith, Fear, and Triumph In this episode of 'Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity,' co-host Rear Admiral Garry Hall (US Navy retired) and world-renowned Rosary priest Father James Kelleher celebrate the life and legacy of St. Mother Cabrini. They dive deep into her incredible journey, highlighting her faith-driven accomplishments in healthcare and education, overcoming fears, and unwavering determination. The hosts reflect on the power of prayer, recounting personal anecdotes and inspirational stories about Mother Cabrini's mission to help Italian immigrants in the US. Near the end, they share practical steps for living out faith-driven initiatives: start small, pray hard, take a step. Join Father James and Garry as they explore how faith can turn dreams into reality. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:41 Reflecting on the Power of Prayer 02:56 Introducing St. Mother Cabrini 03:31 Mother Cabrini's Mission and Overcoming Fear 04:29 A Personal Story of Faith and Fear 07:08 The Holy Spirit Prayer  08:51 Mother Cabrini's Early Life and Missionary Work 12:36 Challenges and Triumphs in New York 17:55 Expanding the Mission: Chicago and Seattle 21:18 Lessons from Mother Cabrini 23:54 A Modern Example of Faith in Action 29:22 Conclusion and Blessing

Living Faith Through Service: A Chat with Rear Admiral Sonny Maso   In this heartfelt episode of 'Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity,' Rear Admiral Gary Hall welcomes guest Rear Admiral Sonny Maso. While Father James Kelleher is on pilgrimage in Europe, Sonny shares his incredible experiences, from being in the Pentagon during the 9/11 attacks to his profound journey of faith. The discussion covers their shared history in the U.S. Navy, the importance of training and faith during crises, and Sonny's recent mission trip to Peru. The episode concludes with a poignant reflection on the power of prayer, the rosary, and the enduring bond of faith and friendship. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:54 9/11 Pentagon Experience 09:32 Faith and Resilience 10:41 The Power of Prayer 18:44 Catholic Mission in Peru 24:46 Final Thoughts and Farewell

Blessed Carlo Acutis: The Millennial Saint of the Eucharist Discovering Blessed Carlo Acutis: The Millennial Saint Who Loved the Eucharist and the Rosary Join Rear Admiral Garry Hall, the Curious Catholic, and the world-renowned Rosary priest, Father James Kelleher, in this special episode celebrating Blessed Carlo Acutis. Carlo, who will be canonized on September 7th, is notable for his deep devotion to the Eucharist and the Rosary. Father James and Garry discuss Carlo's accomplishments, including his creation of a website cataloging over 130 Eucharistic miracles and his remarkable life of faith. They also practice a decade of the Scriptural Rosary, provide insights into Carlo's inspiring journey, and share miraculous stories attributed to him. Learn how this first millennial saint dedicated his young life to guiding others towards Jesus and Mary. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:49 The Power of the Rosary 03:49 Holy Spirit Prayer 05:21 Scriptural Rosary: The Institution of the Eucharist 10:53 The Life and Legacy of Blessed Carlo Acutis 23:49 Miracles and Canonization Process 26:12 Conclusion and Blessing

Navigating Life Podcast brings you Navigating Faith: Understanding Catholic Mass - Part 4.  We do this by sharing an episode I do on the Catholic Radio Network with Father James Kelleher. The Ultimate Encounter: Communion and Mission This is the final article in a four-part series exploring the biblical roots and deeper meaning of the Catholic Mass, based on conversations with Father James Kelleher, the Rosary Priest. We've journeyed together through the Mass—from the opening Sign of the Cross through the moment when bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Christ. Now we arrive at the pinnacle: receiving Jesus Himself in Holy Communion and being sent forth as His witnesses. This isn't just the end of Mass. It's the beginning of everything.  

The Sacred Transformation: Liturgy of the Eucharist (Part 1) Navigating Life Podcast brings you Navigating Faith: Understanding Catholic Mass - Part 3.  We do this by sharing an episode I do on the Catholic Radio Network with Father James Kelleher. This is the third in a four-part series exploring the biblical roots and deeper meaning of the Catholic Mass, based on conversations with Father James Kelleher, the Rosary Priest. We've prepared our hearts through the Introductory Rites and been nourished by God's Word. Now we arrive at the summit of Christian worship: the Liturgy of the Eucharist, where bread and wine become the actual Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. If that sounds impossible to you, you're in good company. Even priests have struggled with this mystery. But as we'll discover today, God has given us some pretty amazing confirmations that this transformation is absolutely real.  

Navigating Life Podcast brings you Navigating Faith: Understanding Catholic Mass - Part 2. We do this by sharing an episode I do on the Catholic Radio Network with Father James Kelleher. Being Nourished by the Word: The Liturgy of the Word This is the second in a four-part series exploring the biblical roots and deeper meaning of the Catholic Mass, based on conversations with Father James Kelleher, the Rosary Priest. "You Catholics don't base your faith on the Bible like we do." Father Kelleher heard this challenge recently, and maybe you have too. It's one of the most persistent misconceptions about Catholic faith. The truth? The entire Catholic Mass is saturated with Scripture. Nowhere is this more obvious than in the Liturgy of the Word, where we're literally "nourished by the table of Holy Scripture." If you've been following this series, you've prepared your heart through the Introductory Rites. Now you're ready for something beautiful: a personal encounter with Jesus through His Word.  

Navigating Life Podcast brings you Navigating Faith: Understanding Catholic Mass - Part 1. We do this by sharing an episode I do on the Catholic Radio Network with Father James Kelleher. From Attending to Participating: The Introductory Rites This is the first in a four-part series exploring the biblical roots and deeper meaning of the Catholic Mass, based on conversations with Father James Kelleher, the Rosary Priest. Have you ever sat in Mass wondering what's really happening around you? You're not alone. Even lifelong Catholics sometimes find themselves going through the motions without fully understanding the profound journey they're embarking on each Sunday. Father James Kelleher puts it perfectly: there's a world of difference between "attending Mass" and "participating in Mass." Today, we're going to unlock that difference by diving into the very beginning of our liturgical journey—the Introductory Rites.  

Navigating Leadership: Making a PACT with Excellence - an overview Are you ready to unlock your leadership potential? Join us as we dive into the insights of Rear Admiral Garry E. Hall's book, "Navigating Leadership: Making a PACT with Excelence." Forget dry theory – this episode explores the Admiral's personal journey and the powerful PACT framework: Passion, Accountability, Commitment, and Traits that anyone can use. Learn that leadership isn't just for the elite; it's for everyone, in every aspect of life. Discover practical wisdom, engaging stories, and actionable steps to become a more effective leader. Start your journey to leadership greatness today – tune in now!

Start a Podcast Anywhere and Build a Loyal Audiance. Admiral's Almanac Live with Kerry Brett: Starting and Growing Your Podcast In this unique episode of the Admiral's Almanac, Rear Admiral Garry Hall teams up with photographer, author, and podcaster Kerry Brett, author of 'Shot at Love'. Recorded live at Creative Con 2025, they share insights on starting a podcast anywhere, building a loyal audience, and leveraging basic tools for high-quality audio. Kerry opens up about her transition from celebrity photographer to online dating coach, while Admiral Hall discusses his own podcasting journey and leadership lessons from his distinguished military career. Whether you're a budding podcaster or an experienced content creator, this episode offers valuable tips, personal stories, and actionable advice. 00:00 Introduction to the Episode 00:34 Kerry Brett's Journey and Expertise 01:40 The Intersection of Photography and Online Dating 02:48 Kerry's Success Story and Book Inspiration 04:11 Podcasting at Creative Con 2025 04:45 Starting a Podcast: Tips and Tools 07:03 Building a Loyal Audience 08:09 Overcoming Podcasting Challenges 10:47 Engaging with Guests and Listeners 12:14 Technical Tips for Podcasting 22:36 Creating Unique and Original Content 24:14 Connecting with Guests: The Art of Quick Rapport 24:46 Developing Your Interview and Listening Skills 25:50 The Power of Relatability in Interviews 26:48 Embracing Flaws: The Secret Sauce of Success 28:17 Choosing the Right Podcast Category and Logo 29:15 Metrics and Success in Podcasting 30:50 Launching Your Podcast: Tips and Setbacks 37:20 Creative Process and Overcoming Setbacks 42:08 Monetizing Your Podcast and Final Thoughts  

Guided by the Rosary: Deepening our Connection with Christ. The Spiritual Power of the Rosary: From Basics to Scriptural Rosary In this episode of 'Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity,' Rear Admiral Garry Hall and Father James Kelleher dive deep into the spiritual significance of the Rosary. Father Kelleher shares his experiences from recent missions and pilgrimages, emphasizing the importance of priestly fellowship. The discussion covers the origins of the Rosary given to St. Dominic by the Virgin Mary, the power of the Rosary as a spiritual weapon, and how to incorporate it into daily life. They also explore the concept of 'Signal Graces' and introduce the 'Scriptural Rosary,' explaining its impact and benefits. The episode concludes with a guided 'Scriptural Rosary,' focusing on the first sorrowful mystery, and a blessing for all listeners. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:57 Father Kelleher's Pilgrimage Experience 02:07 The Origin of the Rosary 04:21 The Power of the Rosary 04:52 Praying the Holy Spirit Prayer 05:48 Understanding the Rosary's Significance 07:12 Exploring Signal Graces 08:22 Guidance for Parents and Children 12:00 Introduction to the Scriptural Rosary 13:33 Praying the First Sorrowful Mystery 18:51 Encouragement to Pray the Rosary 24:33 Final Thoughts and Blessing  

The Spiritual Journey: Unfolding the Power of the Rosary The Joy of the Rosary: Father Kelleher's Uplifting Journey and Insights In this episode of 'Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity,' hosts Rear Admiral Garry Hall and Father Kelleher discuss the importance of the Rosary in becoming great saints. Father Kelleher shares details from his recent pilgrimage to the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Alabama and his visit to San Jose, California. They discuss significant events including the 25th anniversary of the consecration of the Shrine, a skiing adventure, and a conference with priests. The episode dives deep into the spiritual and historical significance of the Rosary, recounting its origins, mysteries, and powerful impacts on personal and communal prayer life. Father Kelleher and Garry provide practical tips for families looking to introduce daily Rosary prayers and share miraculous stories underscoring its importance. Join us for an enlightening discussion aimed at deepening your spiritual journey. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:35 Father Kelleher's Pilgrimage Journey 02:19 Skiing with Godwin and the Rosary Connection 04:23 Conference with Scott Hahn and Rosary Crusade 06:45 The Power and History of the Rosary 09:40 Praying the Rosary: A Step-by-Step Guide 12:56 The Miracles of Fatima and the Rosary's Impact 17:33 Encouragement to Pray the Rosary Daily 26:30 Conclusion and Final Blessing  

The Art of Novel Writing: Insights from George Galdorisi.  In this episode of the Admiral's Almanac, host Rear Admiral Garry Hall talks with George Galdarisi, a  New York Times bestselling author, about the intricacies of fiction writing. They dive deep into why people are drawn to novel writing, the essential elements of a successful novel—plot, characterization, and action—and how to effectively pitch your story to agents. The discussion also covers different types of fiction, from literary to trade, and practical advice on balancing plot and character development. Tune in for invaluable insights and tips for aspiring novelists. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:37 Series Overview and Episode Focus 00:59 Diving into Fiction Writing 03:08 The Importance of Mentorship 03:49 Key Elements of a Successful Novel 05:07 Types of Fiction 07:35 Plot vs. Character Driven Stories 16:31 Action in Novels 17:34 Selling Your Novel 20:39 Protagonists and Antagonists 22:24 George's Favorite Works and Advice 24:11 Conclusion and Final Thoughts  

Episode 9 Saint Kolbe's Legacy Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity: Understanding Devotion to Mary and the Inspiring Life of St. Maximilian Kolbe Join Rear Admiral Garry Hall and Fr. James Kelleher, the internationally known Rosary Priest, as they delve into the Catholic faith, answer questions from listeners, and share the powerful story of St. Maximilian Kolbe. This episode discusses why Catholics pray to the Virgin Mary, the concept of subordinate mediation, and provides a detailed look at Kolbe's heroic actions and unwavering faith in Auschwitz. A moving discussion on how to live in the heart of the Most Holy Trinity and strive toward sainthood. 00:00 Welcome to Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity 00:51 Listener Engagement and Questions 01:39 Why Do Catholics Pray to the Virgin Mary? 02:52 Understanding Subordinate Mediation 07:21 The Power of the Holy Spirit Prayer 08:45 The Life and Legacy of Maximilian Kolbe 11:30 Kolbe's Heroic Acts in Auschwitz 15:10 Lessons from Kolbe's Suffering and Faith 24:08 Applying Kolbe's Teachings to Our Lives 26:32 Final Blessing and Farewell  

The Essentials of Nonfiction Writing with George Galdarisi. Ever wondered how to turn your writing passion into a published book?

The Path to Sainthood: Exploring St. Maximilian Kolbe's Legacy Discover the inspiring journey of St. Maximilian Kolbe and his mission for a world dedicated to Christ! Tune in to our latest episode on #LivingInTheHeartOfTheTrinity with Father James Kelleher.

Join Rear Admiral Garry Hall and Fr. James Kelleher in exploring the path to sainthood. Discover the inspiring stories of faith, like the miraculous conversion of Alphonse Radisbon & the life of St. Maximilian Kolbe. Listen to 'Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity' now!

Saints Among Us: Exploring the Life of St. Maximilian Kolbe. Understanding Original Sin and the Inspiring Life of St. Maximilian Kolbe In this episode of 'Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity,' join host Father James Kelleher and co-host retired Navy Rear Admiral Gary Hall as they delve into the life and teachings of St. Maximilian Kolbe. Father Jim discusses the concept of original sin, its impact, and the significance of baptism. Learn about Kolbe's early years, his deep devotion to the Virgin Mary, and his journey to becoming a Franciscan friar. Hear about his unwavering faith, even in the dire circumstances of Auschwitz, and how his legacy continues to inspire. The episode is enriched with personal anecdotes, prayer, and insightful reflections aimed at helping listeners deepen their Catholic faith and pursue sainthood. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:10 Meet Father James Kelleher 00:34 Garry Hall's Catholic Journey 01:08 Discussing St. Maximilian Kolbe 01:59 Understanding Original Sin 03:22 The Importance of Baptism 06:38 The Holy Spirit Prayer 07:56 St. Maximilian Kolbe's Early Life 15:36 Kolbe's Religious Formation 21:16 Kolbe's Obedience and Studies in Rome 23:50 Applying Kolbe's Lessons to Our Lives 26:37 Conclusion and Blessing  

Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity: Episode 4 - John Paul II's Vision In this emotionally charged episode, Father James Kelleher and Rear Admiral Garry Hall honor the late Deacon John Perk by continuing his legacy in exploring the depths of the Catholic faith. The episode delves into the significance of the Sacrament of Confirmation and recounts the miraculous story of Our Lady of Guadalupe and her pivotal role in evangelization. Father Kelleher shares impactful narratives, including the conversion of millions of Aztecs and modern pro-life efforts inspired by the Virgin Mary. The episode emphasizes the importance of living one's faith actively, guided by the Holy Spirit, and calls for participation in the new evangelization. A poignant prayer session and reflections on the life and missions of John Paul II provide a compelling and spiritually enriching experience.   00:00 Introduction and Tribute to Deacon John Perk 01:11 Confirmation Season and Its Significance 02:42 The Power of the Holy Spirit 04:26 John Paul II and Our Lady of Guadalupe 07:10 The Miraculous Story of Juan Diego 20:41 Our Lady of Guadalupe and the Pro-Life Movement 24:48 The New Evangelization 27:10 Conclusion and Blessing  

Faith and Miracle: John Paul II and Marian Devotion - Episode 3 Legacy of Faith: Understanding Mary & St. John Paul II In this episode of 'Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity,' host Fr. James Kelleher and co-host Rear Admiral Garry Hall discuss the legacy of St. John Paul II and the profound role of the Virgin Mary in Catholic faith. Broadcast from Our Lady of Corpus Christi in Texas, they honor the work of Deacon John Perk and delve into Catholic teachings about Mary, correcting misconceptions and highlighting her significance. They recount miraculous events such as the assassination attempt on John Paul II, his dedication to Our Lady of Fatima, and the collapse of the Soviet Union, linking these events to divine intervention through Mary. The episode emphasizes the power and importance of the Rosary for personal and communal prayer, encouraging viewers to integrate this practice into their lives to grow closer to God. 00:00 Introduction and Legacy of Deacon John Perk 01:35 Understanding the Virgin Mary 04:53 The Significance of the Rosary 06:27 Pope John Paul II's Early Life and Papacy 10:03 The Assassination Attempt and Miraculous Survival 12:04 Consecration of Russia and the Fall of the Soviet Union 22:18 Miracles of Our Lady of Fatima 25:08 Applying the Lessons to Our Lives 26:43 Closing Blessings and Farewell  

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Living in the Heart of the Most Holy Trinity #1. Based on the success of the Admiral's Almanac podcast episodes with Father James Kelleher, we were asked to host a show on the Catholic Radio Network. We air each Friday at 11:30 Central on the Gabrielle II channel and replay at Sunday at 12:00 Central.

Naval Helicopter Association 2024: Be Ready! In this episode of the Admiral's Almanac, join Rear Admiral Gary Hall as he navigates the lively and inspiring Navy Helicopter Association (NHA) 2024 Convention held in Funner, California. This special episode takes listeners behind the scenes of this pivotal gathering of naval aviation's finest, offering an unparalleled glimpse into the dedication, camaraderie, and spirit of readiness that pulsate at the heart of the helicopter community. Highlights include: - Opening remarks by Garry Hall, setting the stage for a convention unlike any other, where the aircrew challenge takes center stage, showcasing the exceptional skills and unbreakable spirit of naval helicopter crews. - Insightful discussions with key figures such as Rear Admiral Dano Fillion, shedding light on the theme of the year – 'Be Ready' – and sharing powerful stories that underscore the unwavering resolve and preparedness of the Navy's rotary force. - An intimate look at the 'soft patch' ceremony – a heartfelt tradition where new pilots are officially welcomed into their fleet squadrons, marking a rite of passage that bonds them with the legacy and future of naval aviation. - Exclusive interviews with aircrew members and pilots, including the motivating stories of AWS3 Jonathan Sebastian Thomas and AWS3 Franco Alonso from HSC-6, capturing the essence of what it means to be a part of this elite community. - Closing reflections from the NHA chairman, emphasizing the importance of readiness, and a powerful reminder of the dedication and bravery of those who serve in the United States Navy. Gary Hall's vibrant narration and the compelling stories shared by the community make this podcast a must-listen for anyone interested in the pulse of modern naval aviation, the remarkable people who define it, and the unbreakable bond that holds them together. Whether you're part of the naval community, a military enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates tales of courage and commitment, this episode is for you.

Learn, Write, Publish with NYT's Best Selling Author George Galdorisi, Lesson 2. Leaders need to write. You need to write. Building on Lesson 1 on how to write and get published George goes in to greater depth on the Lesson 1 topics. The accompaning slides are available at www.georgegaldorisi.com. Enjoy Lesson 2.

A Message to Garcia reflects on the importance of diligence, loyalty, and the ability to take initiative in the workplace, as well as challenges faced by employers in finding reliable employees.

Move the Ball Forward. Suit Up & Show Up. Jennifer A Garrett, superstar Army JAG Officer, Leadership Coach and Podcaster hosted me on her podcast. It was a powerful and enjoyable conversation so I decided to share it here on the Admiral's Almanac. Enjoy.

Learn, Write, Publish with NYT's Best Selling Author George Galdorisi, Lesson 1. George is a NYT's best selling Author of fiction and nonfiction. In this 6 episode series he will teach us his process on writing and getting published. The associated powerpoint slides are available at www.georgegaldorisi.com.

Navigating  Faith and Leadership. The Catholic Military Life podcast hosted by Taylor Henry had me on the show to discuss my new book, Navigating Leadership: Making a PACT with Excellence, and my faith journey. I share with you this episode on the Admiral's Almanac. Enjoy.

The day after Thanksgiving, I had breakfast with Father Jim Kelleher, The Rosary Priest. The time with Father Jim was so powerful that I said we needed to capture his conversation in a Podcast. This is a perfect conversation to listen to and share this holiday season as we prepare for the Birth of our Lord Jesus Christ.

I am kicking off a series of episodes on how to write and get published along with NYTs best selling author George Galdorisi. In this episode we lay the groundwork for the nex 6 episodes on how to write and get published. I sit down with authors and editors George Galdorisi and Kevin McDonald and we discuss their new book, "Braveship Writes Share Their Secrets." Great Leaders need to write and this series will get you on the path to writing and getting published.

In this episode The Admiral's Almanac starts off with a new style intro and the announcement of The Admiral's Almanac Writers Series. Sitting down with frequent guest and New York Times best selling author George Galdorisi, we discuss what's in store for you in this upcoming 6 episode series. Not only do we discuss how to get started but why leaders must get started. Enjoy this new series and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

I sit down with New York Times' best selling author George Galdorisi as we continue to explore how writing fiction novels can be usefull in developing national security intelligence. This process has a long history, but it is having a resurgence as we deal with the national security issues of the day. We cover fiction and non fiction writing, how to get started writing, and why leaders at ever level need to write.

In this podcast, we interview Sanford Ehrlich, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus and former Qualcomm Director of the Lavin Entrepreneurship Center in the Fowler College of Business at San Diego State University.  His research and teaching has been focused on leadership and entrepreneurial development. He is an angel investor, startup company advisor, executive coach, and has a wealth of experience in senior management roles at different companies. His consulting practice has been focused on creating growth through effective implementation of change management and business strategies.   In today's episode, he shares his insights on the importance of companies and individuals identifying and executing on their core values. Dr. Ehrlich emphasizes the pivotal role of core values and values-driven leadership in driving growth and success. He uses examples of long-standing companies that build effective corporate cultures.  These companies reinforce core values through alignment with their processes; talent recruitment, selection, and promotion; new product development, and with continual strategic change. With an effective and positive culture built on a foundation of core values, these companies enjoy sustainable competitive advantage.  Please listen in to hear numerous practical tips and examples of how you can align your own core values with your actions, enabling you to improve your leadership and improve your life.  

I had the opportunity to sit down with Devin Johnson, the CEO of Kennected.io a tech company dedicated to people before profits. Devin overcame many challenges in his life to become the leader and successful businessman he is today. Listen to his compelling story and you will be motivated to succeed in your life and profession. A must listen by anyone but esspecially teens seeking direction in their lives. Learn that smart choice made early lead to tremendous success. learn more about Devin at www.admiralsalmanac.com.

Join us on this episode of "The Admiral's Almanac" podcast, as host Rear Admiral Garry Hall sits down with guest Cheryl Seminara, PhD, to discuss how she's changing the culture of leadership one leader at a time. As a mentor and executive coach, Cheryl brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the conversation. In her book, Cheryl shares the five lessons her father taught her that guide her personal and professional life. These lessons are powerful tools that anyone can use to become a better leader and achieve their goals. Tune in to hear Cheryl and Admiral Hall discuss these lessons and how they can be applied in today's ever-changing world. Whether you're a seasoned executive, an aspiring leader, or simply interested in personal development, this episode is sure to provide valuable insights and practical advice. Don't miss it! Join us for "The Admiral's Almanac" podcast with special guest Cheryl Seminara, PhD.

I had the opportunity to sit down with Cindy and Jacob along with their daughter Midshipman First Class Hailey to discuss their secret to parenting successful children in today's world. Listen and hear their secrets to success.

I had the good fortune of sitting down with Retired Sergeant First Class Jane Babcock. Jane is also a retired County Veteran Service Officer advising veterans from all walks. of life on their earned benefits. She continues to volunteer her time to educate veterans and their families on their benefits. If you are a veteran, a veteran's spouse, or a friend of a veteran you need to listen to this episode of The Admiral's Almanac.

Recently The Atlantic published an article comparing the Rosary to an AR 15, and painting Catholics with a broad brush accusation of Catholics inciting violence through prayer. This is my response with the help of Father James Kelleher, The Rosary Priest.

In this episode I sit down with the amazing Admiral Sonny Masso. Natural leader and storyteller. We navigate leadership from High School to the Navy, to Industry, to Admiral and finally to Naval Historian.  Sonny actions on 9/11 in the Pentagon make him a hero in my eyes. He humbly says he was doing his job as a leader.

Admiral Becker has served our nation at sea, ashore, during peace and during war. He provided intelligence and information for leaders to make clear decisions in the fog of war. Along the way he developed the process of Teamwork, Tone, and Tenacity. Admiral Becker is a warrior and stage IV cancer survivor. We have a great talk filled with insight and peppered with humor.

I was recently hosted on the podcast, "Stay on Course: Ingredients for Success", with Julie Riga, ICF Coach, Trainer, Speaker, and Author. In 20 minutes we discuss the ingredients for leading through uncertainty. Leadership pearls of wisdom for leaders at every level.

I sit down with Captain Frank Michael, USN (ret.) Frank is a man in the Arena. He led rescue operations responding to the  Tsunami in Indonesia. A year later he led helicopter operations following Hurricane Katrina. He was later on scene assisting with the rescue of Captain Phillips off Somalia. In retirement he advocates for Veterans and their families at the Military Officers of America Association (MOAA.) 

I sit down with author George Galdorisi and we discuss FICINT or Fiction Intelligence. The process of writing thriller novels to stimulate the national security planning process. His latest Novel "Fire and Ice" is a harbinger of the current war in the Ukraine. In the end we have a special announcement for Leaders.

I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Father James Kelleher at the Our Lady of Corpus Christi adoration chapel. Father Jim is a graduate of Notre Dame, a holder of a Doctorate in Theology, and is know world wide as The Rosary Priest. His process of creating a detailed vision, communicating that vision, and building teams is a lesson in leadership every leader should learn.

Doctor Longo was selected in 2018 by Time Magazine as the world's Most Influential Nutrition and Health Expert for his research on nutrition and fast mimicking diets to improve health and prevent disease. Doctor Longo is the best-selling author of The Longevity Diet. He sits down with my colleague Adriana Sanford and me to discuss his research on health and wellness.

Doctor Norcross, Navy Captain, leader, man of faith, healer, adventurer, and I had the opportunity to meet and discuss his amazing journey as a Navy Medical Officer. Join us for this intimate talk with old Shipmates.

Continuing the Council of Captains series, I sat down with Captain Jim Cox. A man of many talents and a successful Naval Aviator and Ship's Captain, Jim now leads a High School JNROTC program. He is transforming his students into successful civic leaders using his tried and true leadership lessons. This episode contains pure gold nuggets of wisdom and success secrets. Come along as two long time squadron and shipmates catch up and swap sea stories and leadership lessons learned.

In this episode we spend time with retired Rear Admiral Danelle Barrett. Danelle is an award winning cyber security expert, accomplished leader, and published author of her latest book, Rock the Boat. Laced with humor, sea stories, and practical advice, Rock the Boat will help you take your leadership to the next level. She answers the questions leaders at all levels have asked her over 30 years leading Sailors, Marines, and Navy Civilians.

In this episode I have the honor of sitting down with one of my mentors, Navy Captain George Galdorisi. George is a Leader, Mentor, Strategic Thinker, National Security expert, and author of 15 books. George discusses his latest Rick Holden thriller, Fire and Ice. It is fiction that experts claim helps to strategize the challenges Russia presents in the real world today.