Vietnam Vets and Bikers, Badger & Bull, talk with Kolby about mental health in the veteran community and complex feelings about coming home after the Vietnam war. They end the discussion talking about chili, the biker ball and--naturally--Harleys.

Susan Burke, Community Relations Liaison for Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions, demystifies Hospice care, uncovering misconceptions, explaining what it looks like in Casper, and related topics like transitions and mental health care. Kolby and Susan also talk about veterans and the mental health care Wyoming Hospice offers to them, including a special program called �We Honor Veterans� that addresses care specific to vets.

October is breast cancer awareness month, so Kolby sits down with Lauren Groves, a member of the nonprofit Bosom Buddies, to talk about a free breast prosthetic they make for cancer survivors. The tail end of the conversation addresses breast cancer more broadly.

Kolby sits down with Dawn Lacko to talk about nowCAP services, a program that helps people with disabilities in Casper and Rock Springs to find and keep employment as well as learn valuable skills for living a happy, meaningful life.

Nick Perkins sits down with Azriel Anthony to discuss an upcoming Haunted Historic Experience along with an immersive chat about local history and rekindling the customs and traditions we've forgotten as Halloween gets more and more commercialized.

For the first half of this episode, Kolby chats with Cory from the Suicide Prevention Task Force to discuss what can be done about the problem of suicide, specifically in Wyoming. The second half is a speech from Governor Gordon's keynote address on mental health at the connect2women conference in Casper.

This episode talks about homeless youth in Natrona County. Kolby sits down with Cody Dedric with Unaccompanied Students Initiative (USI), a nonprofit whose goal is to help students get their diploma and/or GED.

In this episode, Nick Perkins sits down with Fathom Swanson to talk about the struggles of being a small business owner, beauty standards, and her experience in the Burlesque industry in Wyoming.

Report to Wyoming talks with local experts about the issues facing the state of Wyoming. Hosted by the K2 Radio News team, they deliver what you need to know about our community. The show airs weekly on KTWO-AM Sunday mornings.

This episode listeners hear a discussion between Sam Haut and Luke Reiner, the Director of the Wyoming Department of Transportation, about the projects going on in the state and where money is being allocated, from highways to bridges to electric vehicles. The discussion presents WYDOT's plan for the next few years with the hundreds of millions of dollars they've been given by the federal government.