Hello listeners!

Today Keeper and East Coast continue our Women in the Rangers series with a long form discussion of getting involved, Drive By Shooting Ranges, and finding a group to roll with as well as lots of other stories in between.

Here at The Department of Institutional Memory, there are a lot of changes a foot and we hope to keep bringing you original content about just how we got to this point in the Ranger world.  You may notice a new site design, and there is more of that coming including your chance to participate in the DIM world, so stay tuned.

So sit back, prepare for a nice smooth listen, and let us know what you think. 

Thank you East Coast for all that makes up you.

The Radio Check Production Team

Part 2 of a 2 part episode featuring Keeper interviewing Kathasaurus, an old school Ranger who was the guiding force behind the Women of Khaki and women's participation in the Rangers in general.

This is a not safe for work episode as it's language is as spicy as Mexican Texan food. Kathasaurus does not mince words and the stories are as fun as the language.

Part 1 of a 2 part episode features Keeper interviewing Kathasaurus, an old school Ranger who was the guiding force behind the Women of Khaki and women's participation in the Rangers in general.

This is a not safe for work episode as it's language is as spicy as Mexican Texan food. Kathasaurus does not mince words and the stories are as fun as the language.

J. November Holmes aka Angel, speaks about her time working with Vanessa Kuemmerle and others running security/Rangers at Burningman 1996. 

This first post "Sheep Ranch" episode allows us to interview more women and more people in leadership and in this case, we get both of those!!! 

 Have a great weekend. Wash your hands. Next week? "Women in Khaki" It's gonna be a doozy.

The 1996 Burningman Survival Guide

https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/n7jp22/BurningMan1996SurvivalGuide.pdf

Part 2 of our series "How to get more involved with the Rangers" shows the opposite of what Rooster went through to get involved. Judas explains just exactly what the deal was going in.

Crow explains very early burn safety and Judas takes us up to current practices.

This two part series will explore getting more involved in the Rangers. Today's first part will share a story about chance, luck, kismet, right place at the right time and one person leading a Ranger group for 16 years.

I got to spend a lovely afternoon with Rooster. He is such a very mellow fellow. If you never understood what Art Car Wranglers did, now is your chance.

Next week, Lies and Subterfuge, our biggest laugh, and some history of tending to burns.

Rangers Splinter and Crow discuss the formation of the first "Cadre" within the Ranger Department, The Mentor Cadre. They discuss how the modern mentoring program within the Black Rock Rangers came about, Regional Rangering, Retreats, having a single person (Maniac at the helm-MATH! Hah) in charge of things, and The Longs.

If you are itching for more, leave a comment. It's how we get the help to well help. Tell them you want more.

The first thing recorded at Sheep Ranch 2020 finds Splinter, Safety Phil, Tool and SlipOn re-examining well, a lot of things. Stay safe and wash your hands.

Ranger Keeper has a delightful chat with Ranger Tao Skye about being the first women on the Mentor Cadre and how they have seen diversity improve. They discuss the Women of Khaki and the Calendar that was one of the first Ranger fund raisers. Ranger Apparatus explains the Ranger Toaster Pin.

The Inaugural Episode from DIM, The Department of Institutional Memory. 

Entitled "Radio Check..." this series will focus on the DIM memories the Rangers have of where they came from, what they've developed and try to inspire more Rangers to do more. Rangers Crow, Splinter, and Keeper talk...