Fort Riley Podcast

Join us as we celebrate the rich history and culture of Native American communities during National American Indian Heritage Month. This week we learn about American Indian history in the armed forces.

Experts from USAG Fort Riley Safety Office and our Emergency Management Coordinator weigh in on winter Weather preparedness and keeping you and your family safe.

In line with Energy Action Month, the Army is emphasizing readiness through resilience. One key aspect of this initiative is energy conservation. This week explore ways in which we can help reduce energy consumption.

Are you a military retiree looking for services? This episode will explain how to find them and what is available at Fort Riley for our retiree population.

This week we talk to the experts about the resources available to those experiencing any form of domestic abuse.

This episode of Fort Riley the Podcast brings you news from around the installation.

On this week's episode of Fort Riley the Podcast, we talk to Ron Stewart, Fall Apple Day Coordinator, about this year's Fall Apple Day Festival happening on Sept. 30.

Fort Riley Garrison commander, Colonel Michael Foote, talks about hunting on Fort Riley

We look back and remember the events of 9-11

This episode highlights the reason for the holiday as well as how to mitigate long weekend adventure activities.

How to hunt safely on Fort Riley covers the where, when and why of the process to gain hunting access for the installation.

The Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers program has some fun and useful events and activities for Soldiers who are Geo-bachelors/bachelorettes, and single parents. Listen in to find out how to participate.

It's that time of year again and Fort Riley's School Liaison Officer has some great ways to connect to your child and help them navigate from summer vacation to school. Many students are going to be attending a new school for the first time and helping our children adjust is an important part of setting them up for a successful academic year.

Episode 165 of Fort Riley the Podcast discusses Anti-terrorism awareness month with Fort Riley Security Operations specialist, Jason Fitzpatrick.

Learn what you can do to keep you and your family protected from mosquitoes and ticks while enjoying the great outdoors.

This week the Fort Riley Podcast has tips on how to get a job with the Directorate of Family Morale, Welfare and Recreation. Other news in this podcast includes information about the Black Start Exercise scheduled for July 26.

Listen in as Derek Moon, the Fort Riley the Directorate of Public Works Conservation Branch chief, explains what it means when our local ponds and lakes have toxic algal blooms.

This episode of Fort Riley the Podcast brings you tips on beating the summer heat and keeping yourself and your family safe and healthy.

This episode explains how household items that can't be placed in landfills nor packed with household goods can be recycled for other users.

We talk to Dr. Brandon Haddock about the importance of history and education when we observe Pride Month.

In this week’s edition of Fort Riley the Podcast, we celebrate with leaders of the U.S. Army Center of Military History the reopening of the U.S. Cavalry Museum at Fort Riley. Community friends and supporters celebrated with a ribbon cutting June 13, 2023.

This week's episode of Fort Riley the Podcast we meet with 1SG Roy Walters, retired First Sergent of the Commanding General's Mounted Color Guard.

We take a look back at 1st Infantry Division's past triumphs and forward into the modern Army's future in this podcast.

This episode brings you information about many of the fun MWR activities and resources available to help you and your family enjoy the outdoors.

In this week’s edition of Fort Riley the Podcast, we explore the origins of Memorial Day and remember why we have a little extra time to treasure our families.