Inside the Castle launches a new feature titled "A Day in the Life of...". This featured series highlights the various careers within the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. In this episode Inside the Castle talks with Jeff Kelly, Lock and Dam Equipment Mechanic Supervisor at the Smithland Lock and Dam on the Ohio River.

Inside the Castle continues their conversation with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Headquarters leadership. In this episode get to know some of the Corps newly appointed Senior Executive Service (SES) Directors.

Inside the Castle has a candid conversation with Ms. Robyn Colosimo, Director of Policy and Legislation for the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works. This episode discusses how policy is made within Corps and the Administration.

Inside the Castle has a candid conversation with USACE staff on LGBTQIA+ to better understand the challenges that some of our teammates face daily.

Inside the Castle has a candid conversation with newly assigned USACE Headquarters leadership. In this episode, Inside the Castle learns more about MG William “Butch” Graham, Deputy Commanding General for Civil Works and Emergency Operations; COL Michael Clancy, Executive Director, Civil Works; and Mr. Alvin Lee, Director of Civil Works.

Inside the Castle interviews the Chief of Engineers. Get to know the LTG Scott Spellmon and learn a little about his leadership philosophy and vision for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in this latest podcast episode.

Inside the Castle continues their social justice series with MG Holland (Mississippi Valley Division Commander), COL Jansen (St. Paul District Commander) and COL Miller (Memphis District Commander).

Inside the Castle talks to the USACE Headquarters Future Directions team to learn more about what they do and how the work they do assists USACE with successfully executing projects and building relationships with external partners.

In this episode, Inside the Castle's guest hosts continue their social justice conversation.

Inside the Castle talks with the Institute for Water Resources and the Engineer Research and Development Center about innovation and how the Corps can encourage a culture of innovation.