Real conversations about purpose, leadership, family, and life beyond the uniform — produced at The Outpost in Leesburg, Virginia.
EP 04 · Latest
Colonel Herb Stern
Colonel (Ret.) Herbert Irving Stern, West Point Class of 1941, is 107 years old — the oldest living graduate and the last surviving member of his class. A conversation about the Battle of the Bulge, liberating a concentration camp, and what still holds his attention today.
EP 03
March 11, 2026 · 53 min
LTG (Ret.) John & Maureen Dubia
58 years of partnership, 25 moves, and the shared commitment that held it all together. John and Maureen on Vietnam, raising a family across continents, and translating a lifetime of service into civilian purpose.
EP 02
February 18, 2026 · 1 hr
Charles Gomes
From a dirt-floor home in Brazil to the Navy, Lamborghini, and co-owning a jiu-jitsu gym in Leesburg. Charles Gomes on transition, entrepreneurship, and finding community after service.
EP 01
January 16, 2026 · 1 hr
The Avilas
Abraham and Stephanie Avila built Casa de Avila — a taco business started during the pandemic — out of military life, family tradition, and the willingness to risk everything on something they believed in.
The Oak Lines is a veteran-led podcast sharing stories of life after service. Hosted by Army veteran Ted Adair in Leesburg, Virginia, the show explores purpose, leadership, family, and community through honest conversations with veterans and civic voices.
Produced at The Outpost. New episodes publish throughout 2026.
