"When someone shows you who they are, believe them." - Maya Angelou

This sobering episode features a guest with a lot of credentials, but not a lot of credit throughout her career and her race is the reason.  We talk deeply about "the conversation" that continues to follow black officers and Senior Enlisted members of the Air Force weather they are just starting or closing out their career.  

From the Fourth Ward Houston projects to being a medical leader at Keesler Air Force Base, this fight nurse/instructor has overcome quite a few obstacles on her way to the top.  Not letting anything from a prejudiced Army recruiter to the preferential treatment of a sub-standard peer get in her way, we talk a lot about how you handle what happens to you and following God's destiny for a successful military career.  

This episode will cover the a full gamut of emotions so get your tissues and your notebooks as we march through a 20-year (so far) Air Force career through the lens of Lt Col Clementine Duke.

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