Fort Riley Podcast

We talk to an R2 program facilitator about the program, and how Soldiers, families and Department of the Army civilians can benefit from participating.

Episode 14 brings you details on how to apply for a Directorate of Family Morale, Welfare and Recreation job at Fort Riley. We are hiring!

The new Fort Riley Garrison Commander gives us a look at his background, and the way ahead for Fort Riley. LTG-Ret Mason talks AER Campaign, and why it's important for soldiers to donate.

We sit down with EFMP, and discuss their program.

Colleen Dauphine from Fort Riley Army Community Services talks about their lending closet program.

Two housing experts describe one of the programs that is part of the ongoing process to improve housing areas on Fort Riley.

Riley's Community Center representative, Taylor Ferrarin, gives us an overview of Riley's Community Center operations during the current pandemic conditions.

Fort Riley Installation Pest Control Coordinator, Jerold Sphohn, talks about the upcoming threat caused by mosquitos. Afterwards, Spohn talks about the recent Alligator situation in nearby Manhattan.

Fort Riley Hobby Studio manager, Nancy Wesley-Moore, talks to us about the programs and benefits of the studio.

We sit down with our ASAP expert to discuss ways to mitigate stress in our lives during these difficult times.

We visit with an expert on severe weather in Kansas

Chaplain (Cpt.) Paul Shin gives some pointers on resilience during COVID-19 operations.

We visit with an expert concerning online learning, and coping skills for parents. A recent rash of brown recluse sightings spurred a visit with our last expert on the podcast.