ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Remembering the past, celebrating the present, and looking to the future with members of the West Point Class of 2006. Welcome to the Oh Six Answers podcast - where we hear from a new classmate every episode through a six question interview. Get ready to reunite and reminisce.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 34 days
Average audio length:
34 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
67 episodes
since March 20, 2023
episodic
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Branden Farley comes to us from Shelburne, VT, where he currently works at Trium Insurance as SVP, Property Reinsurance and Program Management. Originally from Pittsfield, MA, he looks back on his B-3 days: from blasting music through the barracks and competing on the Sandhurst team. Branden reflec…
Joe Davis joins us from Charlotte, NC, where he currently works at Wells Fargo supporting AI Innovation and Modeling under the Chief Operating Office. Originally from Waynesboro, VA, he answers questions submitted by classmates, including the origins of the famous B-3 Bandit Bandana Ride and his in…
John Bilal comes to us from Dallas, TX, where he currently leads supply chain for American Trailer World (ATW). We revisit our Academy days - from our “All Systems Go” courses, to his time managing the Army basketball team. He reflects on building camaraderie through the shared hardship as cadets, …
Dan Parker joins us from Fort Campbell, KY where he currently serves on active duty as a developmental test pilot with the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne). We begin our conservation reminiscing about “Breakfast on a Stick”, before turning to (perhaps) unpopular opinions on cor…
Steven Davis comes to us from East Lansing, MI where he currently works as an Amazon Operations Manager. He thinks back to his Howitzer Firstie entry, Team Handball memories, the nine cumulative days spent on Central Area, before sharing how military commands still echo throughout his house. He rec…
Justin Burgess joins the podcast out of Atlanta, GA where he serves as the Director for Commercial Construction for J.R. Hobbs Company. He shares his journey as an author: ranging from writing to a historical fiction novel based around the first British-Afghan war, to contributing to Task and Purpo…
Sean Supon comes to us from Austin, TX, where he currently serves as CEO and co-founder of Iron Neck. Originally from Kauai, HI, he compares the shift from island life to the regimented Hudson River confines. He shares origins of the “IV Musketeers” from his Howitzer entry, then reveals his initial…
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