59 episodes
Category Leaders Huddle CALDOL
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- Self-Improvement
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4.8, 68 Ratings
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Developed and produced by the Center for the Advancement of Leader Development and Organizational Learning (CALDOL) and the Center for Company-level Leaders (CCL) at the United States Military Academy, West Point New York. This podcast features engaging discussions and is intended to educate and inspire to current and future generations of junior officers and other company level leaders in the US Army. Published every other week, the content of this podcast will help develop your capacity as a leader and provide actionable guidance for improving your organization.
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EP053: Classes of Supply
Understanding the classes of supply are important for every leader […]
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EP052: Redefining the Modern Military
Ethics are the thing that prevent us from getting in […]
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Rebroadcast EP002: What Company Commanders Expect From Their Lieutenants
NOTE: This episode originally aired June 16, 2016. Today we […]
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EP051: Platoon Leader/Platoon Sergeant Relationship
The relationship between a platoon leader and platoon sergeant can […]
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EP050: Leaders Huddle at 50 Episodes
Leaders Huddle reached a major milestone, its 50th episode. Co-creators […]
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EP049: Vertical and Horizontal Leader Development
As the operating environment continues to evolve at an ever […]
Customer Reviews
Great Podcast for the Junior Officer
I remember when Platoon Leader and Company Commander.com were the only resources available for young officers who wanted to make a difference. Now the leaders at the Leader Development Division at West Point have done it again! The Military Leader is a great resource for Officers, Warrants and NCOs. It’s enjoyable to listen to and they share some great ideas that provoke thought in aspiring and experienced leaders. Thanks for all you do!
CPT Sam Weber, US Army
I can’t hear.
Sound is way too low.
Great content, poor audio
I love the conversations being held in this podcast. But the audio is killing me. I typically listen to podcasts while driving and the audio is so low that I can’t hear a word that being said.
