<![CDATA[American Stained Glass]]>We chose the name American Stained Glass because it perfectly captures the messy beauty of our shared reality. A stained glass window isn’t made of one single, perfect sheet; it’s a collection of jagged, mismatched pieces held together to create something meaningful. Whether you’re a nurse dealing with a "Mean Face" in the breakroom, a veteran trying to find your footing after taking off the uniform, a teacher, or a police officer—we are all part of this same American window.

While our conversations often start with the unique lens of Black leadership and the specific hurdles faced by professionals of color, this show is truly for everyone. The themes we tackle—like navigating high-stakes stress, the weight of "hyper-visibility" in the workplace, and the internal shift that happens when your career identity changes—are universal. Our goal is to provide an unfiltered voice to our guests, allowing their raw stories to show that while our individual pieces have different colors and histories, it’s the light passing through all of us that creates the full picture.

so, lean in as we get real about the unseen scars of the job and the resilience it takes to keep going. We’re here to prove that no matter your profession, your piece of the glass matters.

]]>https://riverside.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Mon, 31 Aug 2026 05:19:19 GMTTue, 14 Jul 2026 21:40:41 GMT60Cory<h2><b>We chose the name American Stained Glass because it perfectly captures the messy beauty of our shared reality. A stained glass window isn’t made of one single, perfect sheet; it’s a collection of jagged, mismatched pieces held together to create something meaningful. Whether you’re a nurse dealing with a "Mean Face" in the breakroom, a veteran trying to find your footing after taking off the uniform, a teacher, or a police officer—we are all part of this same American window.</b></h2><h2><b>While our conversations often start with the unique lens of Black leadership and the specific hurdles faced by professionals of color, this show is truly for everyone. The themes we tackle—like navigating high-stakes stress, the weight of "hyper-visibility" in the workplace, and the internal shift that happens when your career identity changes—are universal. Our goal is to provide an unfiltered voice to our guests, allowing their raw stories to show that while our individual pieces have different colors and histories, it’s the light passing through all of us that creates the full picture.</b></h2><h2><b>so, lean in as we get real about the unseen scars of the job and the resilience it takes to keep going. We’re here to prove that no matter your profession, your piece of the glass matters.</b></h2>episodicCoryskyscourage@gmail.comyes<![CDATA[From Trauma to Uniform: The Influence of Adverse Childhood Experiences]]>summary

In this episode, Dr. Michael Davis shares his inspiring journey from military service to becoming a healthcare professional and advocate for veterans. He discusses the impact of trauma, systemic bias, and the importance of holistic support for veterans' well-being. In this episode, Dr. Michael Davis shares his holistic approach to veteran care, addressing mental health, economic disparities, and community support. He discusses his foundation's mission, the importance of representation, and the need for systemic change to better serve veterans of all backgrounds.

]]>dd2b45b7-46b9-4bab-b8ec-39faa39e3076Wed, 19 Aug 2026 03:45:00 GMT<p><b>summary</b></p><p><b>In this episode, Dr. Michael Davis shares his inspiring journey from military service to becoming a healthcare professional and advocate for veterans. He discusses the impact of trauma, systemic bias, and the importance of holistic support for veterans' well-being. In this episode, Dr. Michael Davis shares his holistic approach to veteran care, addressing mental health, economic disparities, and community support. He discusses his foundation's mission, the importance of representation, and the need for systemic change to better serve veterans of all backgrounds.</b></p><p></p>no01:43:0311From Trauma to Uniform: The Influence of Adverse Childhood Experiencesfull<![CDATA[Corpsman to Videographer ]]>In this episode, Kevin McCormick shares his military journey, insights on rank progression, cultural experiences in Japan, and the importance of camaraderie and understanding in diverse environments. Kevin McCormick shares his journey from military service to media production, highlighting lessons learned about career choices, VA benefits, and life after service. This episode offers valuable insights for veterans and those considering military service.

]]>075646cf-ae52-4eb0-96a5-5ed2828413f6Wed, 26 Aug 2026 03:45:00 GMT<p>In this episode, Kevin McCormick shares his military journey, insights on rank progression, cultural experiences in Japan, and the importance of camaraderie and understanding in diverse environments. Kevin McCormick shares his journey from military service to media production, highlighting lessons learned about career choices, VA benefits, and life after service. This episode offers valuable insights for veterans and those considering military service.</p>no01:39:3012Corpsman to Videographer full