Veteran podcast is hosted by Charles Chou, a Marine Corps veteran, and produced by VeteranDegrees.com, a free education and career-planning resource for veterans, service members, and military families

United States, 26th Oct 2026—Veterans in the Park, the podcast about military transition, today announced the release of five new episodes on Spotify. The documentary-style interview podcast is hosted by Charles Chou, a Marine Corps veteran. In each episode, a veteran shares an honest story about life after military service, covering such topics as changing careers, returning to school, rebuilding identity, and finding purpose. The episodes reveal the lessons no transition handbook can teach. The podcast is produced by VeteranDegrees.com, a free education and career-planning resource for veterans, service members, and military families. 

“Leaving the military is one of the biggest changes a service member goes through, and official resources rarely cover what it actually feels like. However, no matter what rank you made, every veteran eventually starts looking for something beyond the uniform, and the skills you built in service can take you there, even if you don’t realize yet what you have,” said Chou. “That’s why we sit down with veterans who’ve already made the jump, so the next person getting out can hear how it actually works.”

The veteran podcast features calm, candid, and peer-to-peer conversations, as if they were discussions between two people sitting on a park bench. Guests come from different service backgrounds, career paths, and stages of transition. To date, guests have included a former Army armor officer and an Air Force veteran who used the DoD SkillBridge program to move into tech. The latest episode (released October 15, 2026), “Service Members, We Don’t Stop”, features Eric Arzaga, a West Point graduate and Army MP on Transition, Purpose, and Building Arzaga Media. Arzaga shares how he went from the farmlands of the Philippines to West Point and Army leadership, and how he started a media company.

The show is for anyone preparing to leave the military, building a first civilian career, going back to school, or planning a second act after retirement.

Across the five episodes, listeners can find advice on topics as:

• Planning a transition early, before separation
• Translating military experience for civilian employers
• Job searching, networking, and using LinkedIn
• Deciding when, and whether, to go back to school
• Starting a business after service
• Rebuilding identity and finding purpose outside the uniform

Listen to Veterans in the Park on Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/show/033QiE9Y15aYBhuq98ixeu, and book a Free Benefits Navigator call at https://veterandegrees.com/consultations.

Veterans who served under both the Montgomery GI Bill and the Post-9/11 GI Bill may be eligible for up to 12 additional months of education benefits, for up to 48 months in total. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) decides eligibility.

GI Bill is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

More information about education benefits offered by the VA is available at the official U.S. government website at www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.

To access the VeteranDegrees’ free guide to the Rudisill decision, visit https://veterandegrees.com/posts/rudisill-decision.

About VeteranDegrees.com

VeteranDegrees.com is a free education and career-planning resource for veterans, service members, and military families. The organization helps veterans understand their benefits, compare VA-approved programs, and plan their next career move. Services include free one-on-one Benefits Navigator calls and free online tools, including a BAH/MHA calculator, a GI Bill Navigator, a scholarship finder, and an MOS career finder. VeteranDegrees is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). It does not file claims or decide eligibility for benefits.

Disclaimer: VeteranDegrees is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. It does not file claims or decide eligibility for benefits.

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KodyGas extends its services to include air conditioning following F-gas certification, covering homes and small businesses across Sheffield, Rotherham, Doncaster and Barnsley.

United Kingdom, 26th Oct 2026 – KodyGas Boiler Repair, a Gas Safe registered heating and boiler company based in Rotherham, has obtained F-gas certification and added air conditioning installation, servicing, and repair to its services. The expansion covers homes and small businesses across South Yorkshire, including Sheffield, Doncaster and Barnsley.

F-gas certification is a legal requirement under UK regulations for any engineer handling refrigerants used in air conditioning systems. The certification authorises KodyGas engineers to install, service, and repair split and multi-split air conditioning units in residential and light commercial properties.

KodyGas has been operating in South Yorkshire since 2010, providing boiler repair, servicing, installation, power flushing, gas safety checks, central heating, and commercial gas work. The company holds Gas Safe registration 625280 and is fully insured. The addition of air conditioning brings its work under two regulated frameworks, covering both gas and refrigerant handling within a single local team.

The company already holds F-gas certification for heat pump installation, which uses the same refrigerant-handling requirements as air conditioning. The air conditioning service extends that existing capability to cooling systems for homes and small businesses that have seen increased demand following recent summers across the region.

About KodyGas Boiler Repair

KodyGas Boiler Repair is a Gas Safe registered heating, boiler, and air conditioning company based in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. The company provides boiler repair, servicing, installation, power flushing, gas safety checks, central heating, commercial gas, heat pump installation, and air conditioning across Rotherham, Sheffield, Doncaster and Barnsley. Gas Safe registration 625280. F-gas certified.

KodyGas Boiler Repair
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Rotherham S60 3PU
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Artist plans to launch the album and graphic novel “Robot Dream” on November 20 and start a world tour on January 1 in Rio de Janeiro.

United States, 26th Oct 2026 —The musician and DJ known as Robot Dream, having beaten a cancer so serious that doctors gave him 2-5 years to live, today announced that he is releasing an album, “Robot Dream,” as well as an accompanying 120-page graphic novel, on November 20. The album launch will be followed by a world tour, commencing on January 1, 2027, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

“When I was first diagnosed with cancer, I started making jokes about it,” explained Robot Dream. “Then I threw myself into work, and DJed more than ever. It’s always been hard to express myself so I started to channel my feelings into creating this album. Now that I’ve kicked cancer’s butt, I’m ready to bring this project to the world.”

Robot Dream is more than just a stage name.  Robot Dream is a saxophonist, music producer, and graphic novel creator. He first published his graphic novel, based on the original character “Robot Dream,” on his website RobotDream.com/mystory and through Webtoonz. A print version will be available on November 20th along with the 15-song album.

The album’s first track, the hip-hop “Good/Bad Robot,” has already had over 75K streams. The song is featured on 4,000+ playlists and is gaining momentum. The album also features the song “WWB2R,” which includes vocals from the renowned Downtown LA Grand Arts High School choir. 

For more information, visit https://www.robotdream.com/album

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