It's back to school time in our upside-down world, and the crew have all the info from Fort Hood's Bronco Youth Center to get families ready. Then on to the subject of politics and how to keep yourself safe from The Man this election season. Plus movies, seeds, baseball, frilly socks, and a unexpected reveal by Charlie!

The gang is back together as Charlie, Brianna and Dave welcome Brig. Gen. John Hoefert, the deputy commanding general of First Army's Division West, who lives up to the unit motto "First in the West" as the podcast's first general officer guest. Plus, the gang talks about movies, pop culture and too much stuff before Brianna was born.

Charlie and Brianna are alone this week, battling phone lines and talking about the newly green-lit Fort Hood's National Mounted Warfare Museum. And it's summertime! Get some great ideas about places to visit around the great state of Texas!

The tragic disappearance of SPC Vanessa Guillen comes to a tragic end. Plus an interview with the Fort Hood Weather Squadron means that the Air Force gets to play. Welcome to our brothers and sisters in arms!

Fort Hood updates you with the latest news regarding on-post housing as well as the COVID-19 situation at the Great Place.  Charlie and Dave talk about the Great American Coin Shortage, and later, America's birthday!

PV2 Gregory Morales has been found. Charlie and Dave discuss the nearly year-long search for the missing Soldier and what the next steps are to bring justice to Gregory Morales.  Plus Fort Hood is opening and we've got the head of Fort Hood Family, Morale, Welfare, and Recreation on to tell you how they're going to keep Fort Hood Soldiers and families safe.  Plus, Brianna tries to give Dave and Charlie coronavirus. Twice.

PFC Vanessa Guillen has gone missing. Charlie and Dave look at the facts of what's known at this point and turn to the public for assistance in locating one of Fort Hood's own.  Plus Steve Draper stops by and gives us the inside scoop on the proposed Mounted Cavalry Museum that will hopefully break ground soon near the Fort Hood visitor's center.

2020 has been one of the most stressful years that anyone can recall, and it's only half over!  We still have part 2 to deal with! Don't freak out... control your breathing... center yourself. This episode of the Great Big Podcast is all about relaxation. Follow our wellness experts as they lead you through guided interactive exercises that take the edge off and transport your to a magical world of bliss, and we don't mean the fort.

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, all military travel and movement stopped. Now this unprecedented reaction is coming to an end and Soldiers and their families are itching to move on to their next duty station, school, or assignment... but with a line stretching more than 3,200 families long at Fort Hood alone, how does this even happen? The podcast crew get you the answers you need as they go toe-to-toe with the woman who writes the orders

In the 20 years since its dedication, the 4th Infantry Division Operation Iraqi Freedom War Memorial had fallen into disrepair.  4ID had moved to Fort Carson, Colorado, but their memorial remained behind at Fort Hood.  Now under the care of the First Cavalry Division's famous 1-7 Cav "GARRYOWEN" squadron, it's been returned to its glory, just in time for Memorial Day.