Riding a motorcycle can be an exciting and liberating experience, but it's important to remember that it also comes with its fair share of risks. In this episode, we'll be covering some essential tips and guidelines to help you stay safe while enjoying the open road.

This week, we are focusing on Mental Health Awareness Month and its particular relevance in the Army. Mental health is important for our overall well-being and it's critical that we take care of ourselves, both physically and mentally. The Army has long recognized the impact of mental health on its mission and has long been proactive in addressing issues such as suicide prevention. In 2020, the Army launched a comprehensive Suicide Prevention Program to provide training, support, and services for Soldiers at risk of self-harm. The timing of Mental Health Awareness Month is especially important given the difficult times we have all faced over the past year. It is vital that we all work together to support one another and take care of our mental health.

Today we are speaking with the Army Community Services’ Financial Readiness Program, or FRP. This program is designed to offer free education, counseling, and support services to members of the military community including Active Duty Soldiers, Retirees, Survivors and Family members, as well as Department of the Army (DA) Civilians. The family support center's financial readiness staff can provide assistance with budgeting, investing for the future and living within your means. Stay tuned to hear more about the Financial Readiness Program which is helping our community become better informed and financially strong.

Today we are talking about Traumatic Brain Injury and the clinic here at Fort Polk that offers specialized care for service members who may have TBI or concussions. The Army takes this issue very seriously and encourages Soldiers to get the care they need. Thankfully, Fort Polk has a TBI clinic dedicated to providing the best care for these injuries. Whether you are suffering from a mild concussion or a more serious brain injury, Fort Polk's TBI clinic is here to help.

This week, we’re talking about Earth Day and what it means for us at Fort Polk. We’ll discuss some of the upcoming events, how to get involved in sustainability initiatives, and why working together is essential for preserving our planet.

Today we are talking about one of the amazing recreational offerings at Fort Polk - the Recreational Shooting Range! Located on post, it provides active-duty soldiers, retirees, DOD civilians and family members a chance to experience learn and enjoy the sport of shooting. The Directorate of Family, Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (DFMWR) has created a safe environment where everyone can shoot in peace.

April is Autism Awareness Month and as part of the Exceptional Family Member Program’s activities to celebrate, we have a few exciting events in store for this month. Be sure to stay tuned for more information on these special activities that will be happening around Fort Polk. Together, we can work towards creating a better understanding of autism for our Fort Polk community!

This month we are celebrating Women's History Month in honor of all the amazing women who have served or continue to serve at our base. We want to recognize their contributions, bravery, and strength. Let's take a moment to remember all these incredible women, throughout history and today, who make such an impact on our country and the world. We thank you for everything you do and we are proud of your service.

April is Autism Awareness Month and as part of the Exceptional Family Member Program’s activities to celebrate, we have a few exciting events in store for this month. Be sure to stay tuned for more information on these special activities that will be happening around Fort Polk. Together, we can work towards creating a better understanding of autism for our Fort Polk community!

This week, we're honoring and recognizing Medal of Honor recipients from the Army. The Medal of Honor is the highest military honor awarded by the United States government and given to those who fight courageously in combat. We are proud to be able to recognize these heroes here at Fort Polk and we thank them for their service and sacrifice. We can never fully thank them for all they have done, but it's our hope that by listening to their stories, we can gain a greater understanding of what it means to be a true hero.