Fort Riley Podcast

Mr. Depusoir gives us some insight into the Financial Services ACS offers to the community.

This week, we explore the history of the First Territorial Capitol State Historical Site located on Fort Riley.

This week's episode focuses on the Army Antiterrorism Program. The Fort Riley Antiterrorism Officer explains how all members of the community can help prevent terrorist attacks.

This episode issues a challenge - join the Fort Riley Games! The event is open for everyone and there is a sport for almost every ability.

The Installation Management Command inspection team evaluated Fort Riley emergency responders and team members during a full-scale exercise July. 21. Find out why these exercises are important for our staff. .

This episode highlights the process for anyone who finds or losses an item on Fort Riley. Learn how and where to turn it in and where to go to be reunited with your belongings.

This episode looks at the reality of moving stress and the resources available at Fort Riley to help with that.

Episode 60 talks fireworks rules on post, safety tips for using them in approved communities and places to go to watch the pros light up the sky.

Several leadership changes across the installation lead us to look at the elements of the formal ceremony and what they signify.

The Army celebrated its 246th birthday this week and Fort Riley is reflecting on its stored history. Dr. Bob Smith, Curator of the Fort Riley Museum Complex, shares the impact of the U.S. Cavalry at Fort Riley.

We talk with Fort Riley DPTMS Director Steve Cruisenberry about his time and service in the Army.

This week's episode discusses the role and services of Child and Youth Services at Fort Riley.

The 2020-21 school year for the Fort Riley schools included in USD 475 is over. But that doesn't mean learning and fun is at an end. Dr. Reginald Eggleston, Superintendent of Geary County Schools USD 475, visited with us about the learning opportunities available through a summer school program designed more like a camp experience.

Chief, the last cavalry mount on the rolls of the US Army passed away in May 1968. On this week's episode, Dr. Bob Smith of the Fort Riley Museum Complex tells us about Chief's life and legacy at Fort Riley.

Join us as we go out in the field and search for snakes an lizards on Fort Riley. More importantly, find out why.

This week on Fort Riley the Podcast we celebrate citizenship with about 16 Fort Riley Soldiers who participated in a naturalization ceremony April 28 in Kansas City.

It's Volunteer Appreciation Week and Fort Riley is recognizing our selfless, dedicated volunteers across the installation. Volunteers explain why they step up to donate their time and what makes it so rewarding. Jane Brookshire, Army Community Service's Volunteer Coordinator, discusses this year's Volunteer Appreciation events and gifts, including... a free car!

This episode celebrates Earth Day! We hear from experts on the animals living on post and how beneficial the prescribed burns are to our surrounding tallgrass prairie.

In this episode, we discuss fishing on post and the annual Moon Lake Fishing Derby.

In this episode we bring you the story of lasting impact on an Army family who survived the Holocaust and what it means to them today.

In this episode we bring you the story of lasting impact on an Army family who survived the Holocaust and what it means to them today.

Check out what fort Riley is doing for military children this month and our special guest, 6-year-old Annabell, will tell you the scoop on being a military child.

This week the Fort Riley Podcast explores a resource free to Soldiers and families. Just get your new place and your stuff hasn't arrived? The Army Community Service Lending Closet can help.

This week learn a little about how the women who have come before paved the way for women of today.

This week we check out what to expect when you are expected to arrive at Fort Riley.