October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the podcast crew - with Charlie still stuck at home - welcomes in Fort Hood's Family Advocacy Program Manager Monique Russell to talk about all the education programs offered on the installation, as well as where to get help if you've witnessed a domestic violence incident or are a victim of it yourself.

Charlie is home sick, but the team gets together to talk about Hispanic Heritage Month.

You've heard about Operation Phantom Action in the media, but what exactly is it and how it is going to affect change at Fort Hood? We have on Command Sergeant Major Cliff Burgoyne, the highest ranking noncommissioned officer on Fort Hood to explain to us in detail how transforming the Great Place is going to work. No punches are pulled in this important must-hear interview!

Disasters can strike any time, anywhere. Just look at 2020. Yeah, you thought it was just going to be like every other year and then BAM! disaster central. We get you ready for when the next shoe drops. Plus, the NFL season has begun and our crew brings you the absolute worst football pics of the week! No, seriously, they are truly terrible.

The podcast crew welcomes community health nurses from the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center to discuss the upcoming flu season and what you should do to ward off yet another virus. Then they get a visit from the Robertson Blood Center, which, like most blood centers across the country, is in dire need of blood donors.

Every day, between 17 and 22 people associated with the US military choose to take their own life.

An epidemic of homeless female veterans is sweeping the nation. We sit down with 1LT Juliet Sanford, a contestant from Fort Hood in the 2020 Ms. Veteran America pageant, and discuss this issue that's so near to her heart.

School's started and a majority of Servicemembers who have kids are experiencing the home schooling blues thanks to COVID. If you're in that boat, listen up! We've got the hookup to help ease some of those financial stresses that schooling your kids from your kitchen table brings. Plus, movie theaters are opening up all over the country and that means the return of Blair and entertainment news!

The Secretary of the Army, the Honorable Ryan McCarthy, visits Fort Hood to address recent events that have attracted national attention. He also takes questions from the national media. Plus how to save money on your energy bill.

August is Antiterrorism Awareness Month, so we bring in the big dogs here at Fort Hood to talk about what you can do to stay safe. Plus snow talk, the Army 10-Miler, Sports talk, and... well, just a lot of talk in general.