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In this week's episode, Russ, Andy, and new co-host, Rocio, talk about recent Fort Bragg road name changes. Some of the true history may surprise you. Next, in a more not so serious topic, US troops are paying a recent popular social media duo for shoutouts. Is this the next evolution in Army recruiting? Then, the three hosts talk the Army Combat Fitness Test. People are still debating on what it will look like come April. Lastly, we'll talk to a small arms repairman, Sergeant Desauliners. He'll tell you why the arms room kicks back your dirty weapon.
In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about how our Norwegian allies are turning in their underwear for reissue following military service.... Global Supply Chain issues. Then, a unit tried and failed to do a Biggest Loser style weight loss competition. Later, we talk about the passing of legend, LTC (ret.) Bob Chisholm. He fought in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. He was the mature age of 18 when he jumped into Normandy on June 6, 1944.
In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about viral TikTok trends. More and more people in Gen Z are on the app but there's some caution here on how society is susceptible to misinformation. Next, everyone is talking about the passing of Betty White. We'll break down why that matters to the military community. Then it's anniversary of WWII's Battle of the Bulge. 2nd Brigade 82nd played an important part in the battle, and one of our most historic quotes comes from a Paratrooper who fought during the battle. We'll talk about the true story. Then, lastly we'll talk to a medic Paratrooper and his experiences in the 82nd.
And now the season finale, best of the best, the clips that we liked the best from this year. 2021 is coming to an end. Here's to more episodes and better, brighter, more entertaining 2022. New episodes return on 5 January. See you then!
It's the end of the year! It's also the week of Christmas. Enjoy part one of this year's highlights from the podcast. What was your favorite moment? What made you laugh? Why didn't you laugh? You'll hear some of Russ and Andy's favorite moments in this week's episode. New episodes return on 5 January 2022.
In this week’s episode, Russ and Andy talk about the Medal of Honor Ceremony on Thursday. Three heroes will be honored. Then, you’ll hear as the hosts discuss some ordinary things with military applications. Next, the hosts talk about communication and the challenges associated with informing an organization of 4,500 people. We need your help! Lastly, you’ll get a chance to meet Private First Class El Moudden. She’s a medic and a lead actress in the unit’s Sexual Harassment and Response Prevention (SHARP) training.
In this week's episode, the cadets strike again and this time they stole two goats from the Navy Academy. Russ and Andy will talk about some World War II moments. It's been 80 years since Pearl Harbor and an Airborne Legend passes away. Next, you'll hear about Christmas movies. Is Diehard a Christmas movie? Lastly, the hosts talk to Special Beltran. He's an infantryman with millions of followers between Tik Tok and Instagram. He uses social media to show others what the Army is like and how to join if they're interested.
In this week's episode, Russ and Andy tell you where you can buy all the bulk MRE toilet paper you want... just in case you need it for you Doomsday Bunker. Next, we got him boys... maybe not. Army cadets steal the wrong goat from Navy as part of the annual Army Navy Game shenanigans. Then, serious talk time. Seasonal holiday depression is real thing. You'll hear about suicide prevention. Lastly, meet Sergeant Fultz, an infantryman from 2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment.
In this week's episode, Russ and Andy go over some highlights from the brigade. Falcons are everywhere in the local community. Next, there was a runaway tank at a Remembrance Day ceremony in the UK. What's the equivalent of something like that in 82nd Airborne Division? Then, you'll hear about All American Days--a series of events like the Division Run, Memorial Ceremony, Hall of Fame, and an Awards Ceremony. Lastly, you'll hear from Sergeant Mendez. She's the brigade BOSS, or Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers, representative.
In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about a new Army program that will assess potential brigade sergeants majors. It could come to your first sergeants soon. Guess what, you get to provide the Army feedback. Next, there are all sorts of events, holiday-themed and not, throughout the local area. Get out! Go check it out. Then, in keeping with the holiday spirit, Andy and Russ will give listeners some holiday gift buying advice. Lastly, you'll meet Staff Sergeant Yoon, Fort Bragg's Chef of the Year. He'll talk about how he loves what he does and what it takes to prepare for Thanksgiving.
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