Tango Alpha Lima Podcast

Earlier this spring, The American Legion debuted its twice-monthly podcast, Tango Alpha Lima. In each episode, Tango Alpha Lima co-hosts and post 9/11 veterans Mark Seavey, Ashley Gorbulja-Maldonado and Jeff Daly engage in vibrant camaraderie, playful joking and hot takes. The group explores current events, interesting trends and quirky stories of interest to the military community.

Episode Archive

18 episodes of Tango Alpha Lima Podcast since the first episode, which aired on April 1st, 2020.


Episode 17: Tango Alpha Lima: Military Healthcare Battle, Women and Infantries and a Deported Marine

 August 26th, 2020  |   Season 1  |   56 mins 36 secs 100 miles for hope, 82nd airborne, american legion, bounties, capt. candice bowen, cesar lopez, commentary, community, community service, greenland, ice tsunami, immigration, immigration nation, iran, military, military health care, netflix, non-profit, pentagon, post-9/11, space force, special forces, syria, thule, thule air base, topical, veteran, veterans service, women in military

Episode 16: Tango Alpha Lima: Pin-Ups for Vets ft. guest Gina Elise

 August 24th, 2020  |   Season 1  |   27 mins 37 secs

 american legion, calendar, commentary, community, community service, fundraising, military, non-profit, patriot, patriotic, pin-ups for vets, post-9/11, topical, va, veteran, veterans service, volunteer

Jared Morgan
Author: Jared Morgan

Jared is the senior editor and web team lead for the Department of California and chair of its Media & Communications Commission. He became a member of the American Legion in 2014 when he joined Palisades Post 283 to find stories about veterans issues for a local newspaper while working as its news editor. He was soon brought in as 283's assistant adjutant and historian to help produce the post's award-winning community newspaper. Since then, Jared has used his media skills to help further the efforts of The American Legion in its advocacy of veterans and their families. Jared has also worked for several years to help revitalize the 100-year-old Santa Monica Post 123, formerly as its adjutant and as a member of its executive board, before transferring back to Post 283.