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What I Did For The Government

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by Dan Squire

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<p>Hello this is Dan Squire and this is: "What I Did for the Government"</p><p>The purpose of this podcast is to help educate everyday Americans about the work done by federal employees to help keep us healthy, safe, free, and prosperous.</p><p>If you've worked for the federal government in any capacity, I would love to speak with you.</p><p>The best way to reach me is at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:dan@widftg.com">dan@widftg.com</a></p><p>-Dan</p>

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8/17/2025

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Episode thumbnail for Episode 5: Geoff Beausoleil - Field Office Manager for the Department of Energy

February 16, 2026

Episode 5: Geoff Beausoleil - Field Office Manager for the Department of Energy

<p>In this episode we talk with Geoff Beausoleil who was an Executive Manager and Chief Operations manager for the National Nuclear Security Administration. Geoff worked at Sandia National Laboratories, the Pantex site in Texas, and the DOE Idaho operations office. Geoff walks us through his experience managing complex nuclear operations where any mistake could lead to disaster. </p>

Episode thumbnail for Episode 4: Michael Masuda - Previously with the U.S. State Department and running for Congress

February 2, 2026

Episode 4: Michael Masuda - Previously with the U.S. State Department and running for Congress

<p>In this episode we talk with Michael Masuda who worked for the US State Department and is running for congress in the fifth district in California. Michael talks about his background, how he began to work for the government, how he believes government can improve and his plans to run for office. </p>

Episode thumbnail for Episode 3: Chuck Borges - Chief Data Officer for the Social Security Administration and Naval Veteran

December 19, 2025

Episode 3: Chuck Borges - Chief Data Officer for the Social Security Administration and Naval Veteran

<p>In this episode we talk with Chuck Borges, who most recently served as the Chief Data Officer for the Social Security Administration. Chuck had a long career with the federal government, served in the Navy, and is running for State Senate in Maryland. </p>

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What is What I Did For The Government?
<p>Hello this is Dan Squire and this is: "What I Did for the Government"</p><p>The purpose of this podcast is to help educate everyday Americans about the work done by federal employees to help keep us healthy, safe, free, and prosperous.</p><p>If you've worked for the federal government in any capacity, I would love to speak with you.</p><p>The best way to reach me is at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:dan@widftg.com">dan@widftg.com</a></p><p>-Dan</p>
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