
Standing Post is the official podcast of the United States Secret Service! In this series, we interview active and former employees about their roles and responsibilities and hear inside information about the people and programs that make up the United States Secret Service. The Secret Service was established July 5, 1865, solely to suppress the counterfeiting of U.S. currency during the Civil War... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 95 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Category | Government | ||||

🏳️🌈 Join us for a special Pride Month episode of Standing Post, where we feature a roundtable discussion with members of the LGBTQ community within the Secret Service. Our guests share their personal experiences and the challenges they have faced,... more
The Secret Service prides itself on having a robust cadre of military veterans as Special Agents, Uniformed Division Officers, Technical Law Enforcement officers and as Administrative/Technical Professionals. In fact, our CIO Kevin Nally is a retired... more
Dive into the latest episode of Standing Post with Deputy Special Agent in Charge Joan Hoback, our lead liaison with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Joan gives an in-depth look at our partnership and how our Forensic Services ... more
In our special #WomensHistoryMonth episode of "My First Foot Beat," we're joined by an inspiring trio of siblings who've made their mark in law enforcement. Sgt. Tech. Natasha Rowles, alongside her sisters DEA Special Agent Raynette Kornickey and Met... more
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An official podcast for an agency of this stature should spend more time highlighting the job and tasks of their Special Agents and employees. Instead these episodes are about DEI and nonsense initiatives. Waste of time listening to this.
Greg McKimmy here from Rev 11 The Ressurection of the Dead. Rule 1 Don’t be a Glutton, don’t steal people’s ID’s their passwords, their cellphones, I know “Hillary “, “Hillary Clinton”, “The Secty “ , and most of all “Secty “ Clinton. Stealing the reward from the State Department Rewards for Justice Program was just the beginning for your “Hillary Clinton “. What you should have done was turn over the reward to its rightful recipient. I know you were listening on a wiretap at your location while... more
I am fascinated to hear about the uniformed officers. It’s so interesting to hear about their stories and paths. It really puts the human element front and center. The episodes are short and sweet, which makes it easy to consume. And Natasha Rowles does a great job as interviewer!
Cody does a nice job interviewing his guests and I really enjoy learning more about the Secret Service through these podcasts!
I’m not big on interview podcasts, but Cody is a good interviewer that lets his guests shine. Definitely staying in the rotation.
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