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Cub Scout Pack 336 stopped by WRAM and WMOI on a field trip to learn about local radio. The pack participated in an interview-like situation talking about their Cub Scout experience.

Scout Troop and Cub Scout Pack 114 will hold a pancake breakfast on consecutive Sundays, Jan. 26 and Feb. 2, from 9-11 a.m. at American Legion Post 38 in Floresville. Admission is for adults and for youth. Proceeds will go to assist Scouts ages K-18 years for registration and camping. For information, call 830-391-6573 or 830-259-6102. American Legion Post 38 is located at 412 Fourth St. in Floresville.Article Link

Floresville Lions Bonnie Sario and Katelund Petersen share their Christmas wishes with Santa Dec. 7, as the Floresville Lions Club and Cub Scout Pack 114 host their “Breakfast with Santa” pancake breakfast fundraiser on the Wilson County Courthouse square in downtown Floresville.Article Link

American Legion Post 38, Cub Scout Pack 114, and the Floresville Lions Club and their Cub Club invite the community to enjoy an All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, Nov. 9, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Plates are for adults and for children and includes pancakes, eggs, sausage, bacon, coffee, juice, and milk. A prize drawing will be held at noon. All proceeds will benefit the Floresville Lions Cub Club and Cub Scout Pack 114. This event will take place at the American Legion Post 38, 1412 Fourth St. in Floresville. Tickets can be purchased...Article Link

In This Episode: In the heart of innovation, Silicon Valley faces an unprecedented challenge – a Trash Crisis escalating at an alarming rate. Overflowing landfills are nearing their brim, with over 20 million tons of waste generated annually, pushing facilities to over 85% of their capacity. As the fight against waste continues, the region grapples with a single-use plastic epidemic, producing a staggering 1.5 million tons of these environmental hazards each year. But hope is not lost. Together, we can turn the tide. With a current recycling rate of just 40%, there's immense room for improvement and innovation. It's time for change, Silicon Valley. Let's rethink, reduce, and recycle for a sustainable future. Waste Management Problem of Silicon Valley: Overflowing Landfills: Landfills in the region are at over 85% capacity. Over 20 million tons of waste is generated every year Single-Use Plastic Crisis: Silicon Valley produces approximately 1.5 million tons of single-use plastics yearly Inefficient Recycling Rates: The recycling rate in Silicon Valley is a mere 40% "I serve the environment; that is who we serve." Justin Imamura About Justin Imamura: From performing at Coachella to launching “The Trash Punx,” Justin Imamura, this punk rock Eagle Scout has wildlife. Believe it or not, he started his working career as a costumed character in a local theme park. You'll have to ask him personally what characters he performed as! Drumming is also one of his passions, and he continues performing across the Country when he's not running The Trash Punx. He serves as a Cubmaster for a local Cub Scout Pack during his time off. In 2017, he started his non-profit, “The Trash Punx,” which goes around the Bay Area to educate kids and adults on how to recycle correctly, hosts trash cleanup events, and has expanded to Kenya as of 2023 to clean a community impacted by trash. Imamura is an open book that loves connecting, learning, listening, and empowering others to do great things for the community and environment! "I am super passionate about the work that I do because I love our environment." Justin Imamura Show Notes: Delve into the inspiring story of Trash Punx, an organization with a mission to clean up our environment, one piece of trash at a time Connecting with Like-Minded Organizations: The journey of Trash Punx started with research and collaboration with organizations such as South Bay and Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful A Weekend Cleanup Project: Trash Punx' humble beginnings involved organizing monthly weekend cleanup events in under-resourced communities in San Jose Growth Over Six Years: What began as a small idea for a weekend cleanup has significantly expanded in just six years, making a substantial impact on environmental conservation Global Expansion: Trash Punx recently expanded its reach to Iwasanero, Kenya, marking the launch of their global program Local Solutions for Local Problems: In Kenya, they realized that the community needed education on properly using the trash cans. This led to the creation of a new trash can stencil with clear instructions Educating the Community: Trash Punx's mission extends to educating the community about proper recycling and waste management practices. They want to empower people to take action Involving Young Conservationists: Nima, a young volunteer from San Jose, made a significant impact by raising funds for Trash Punx by selling duck eggs. His contribution made a substantial difference in Kenya Multiple Programs for Environmental Conservation: Trash Punx runs several programs, including trash cleanup events, electronic waste recycling drives, and educational presentations to promote proper recycling Volunteers Are the Heart of Trash Punx: Volunteers are the backbone of Trash Punx. Everyone involved, including board members, is a volunteer.  Overcoming Language Barriers: During their Kenya expansion, Trash Punx encountered a unique challenge related to language barriers Trash Punx: Not a Band, But a Movement: Despite the name “Trash Punx,” Trash Punx is not a musical band. The name reflects the organization's energetic, DIY, and unconventional approach to solving environmental issues “I felt called to be that voice to Mother Earth.” Justin Imamura Links Mentioned: Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful Sabore's Well Connect with 'The Trash Punx': If you're interested in taking action for a cleaner world and being part of the change, contact ‘Justin Imamura':   Connect on Facebook Connect on Instagram Connect on LinkedIn Connect on Youtube Email: info@thetrashpunx.org Call/Text: +1-408-800-1054 bsite: The Trash Punx Donate to The Trash Punx

Discover the rich history and impactful community work of the Hernando Rotary Club, the oldest service organization in Desoto County, as we sit down with their President, Jeremy Hurst, in this episode of The Real Hernando Podcast.The Real Hernando Podcast is presented to you by Wesley Meadows Retirement Community and SRP Studios.From providing deserving high school seniors with scholarships through the esteemed Leonard Vaiden Scholarship program to their generous funding of water wells in Honduras via the Living Waters Honduras Mission, the Rotary Club plays a pivotal role in fostering positive change. Moreover, their 75-year role as the charter organization for Boy Scout Troop 41 and Cub Scout Pack 41, as well as their co-ownership and co-founding of the Hernando Civic Center ball fields on Robertson Gin Road, underlines their unwavering commitment to community development. Join us for this engaging conversation that sheds light on their legacy of service and dedication to making a meaningful and lasting difference in our community.This episode is also sponsored in part by 5M Services and Team Couch of Burch Realty Group.The Real Hernando is currently seeking new business sponsors to partner with, which will support the growth of this platform and, in doing so, will create a brighter spotlight for the Hernando community as a whole. LEARN HOW TO SPONSOR THIS SERIES: https://bit.ly/4610FY6 For all channels and socials, go to TheRealHerando.comThe Real Hernando Podcast is produced by SRP Studios. www.srpstudiosllc.comTo get the latest from the Hernando Rotary Club, you can follow them below!Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HernandoRotary/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hernandorotary/ 

Scoutbook makes it easier to keep your Cub Scout pack organized. In this #CubChatLive, we'll be joined by a Scoutbook project manager to learn more about this helpful tool.

Let's talk recharter! Rechartering is when units officially renew their membership with the BSA. In this #CubChatLive, we'll talk about how this annual process works and how to make it as simple as possible for your Cub Scout pack.

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The Weekend Whassup for Friday, 2/10/2023! The Point keeps you connected to the top 11 things happening around Sheboygan!  See the 1990 hit classic movie Ghost on the big screen at The Weill Center For The Performing Arts in Downtown Sheboygan tonight (Friday) at 7! https://weillcenter.com/events/movie-ghost/  Sheboygan County Night To Shine celebrates those with special needs in a prom-style event, Friday at 6 at St. Paul Church in Falls and Christian Life Church in Plymouth at the 2023 Night to Shine! https://sheboygancounty.nighttoshine.com/  The Aviation Heritage Center at the Sheboygan County Airport presents Friday Movie Nights! This month they're showing the WWII movie “A Guy Named Joe”. http://www.ahcw.org/movie-nights.html  The 45th Annual Budweiser Classic Race of Champions Snowmobile Races are this weekend in Plymouth! http://www.midwestsnocross.com/plymouth.html  Celebrate All Things Chocolate at “In Celebration of Chocolate” in the Village of Kohler with a variety of activities, events and tastings all weekend! https://destinationkohler.com/explore-more/activities-and-events/in-celebration-of-chocolate/schedule  The greatest boy band tribute show in the country, Boy Band Review performs all the hits from the 90's and beyond and will blow your mind tomorrow (Saturday) night on stage at The Weill Center For The Performing Arts in downtown Sheboygan! https://wxerfm.com/events/357628/  Cub Scout Pack 3801 hopes you'll stop by Miesfeld's tomorrow (Saturday) between 9 and 3 and have a brat or two to support their cause! https://www.facebook.com/events/933655290903346  You're invited to Winter Fest 2023 at Rochester Park in Falls, tomorrow (Saturday) at 2! It's a day filled with your favorite winter activities and fun for the entire family! Sledding, ice skating and more! The 4H club will be running a Hot Chocolate and Bake Sale fundraiser! Human Sled Dog Races starting at 5pm! https://bit.ly/3DLcSDY  You're invited to “Love Notes” tomorrow (Saturday) night at the Plymouth Arts Center. The music of Cole Porter, George Gershwin, a cash bar, and chocolate! How romantic! https://www.facebook.com/events/1175027323118294  The YMCA Camp Y-Koda Father/Daughter Dance is tomorrow (Saturday) night at 6. Father Daughter Dance! Enjoy crafts, pictures, music, snacks and a table of desserts and light refreshments. https://bit.ly/3JKSree  The Eastern Wisconsin Beef Producers and Promoters are back with their 20th annual Steak-Out, tomorrow (Saturday) night at the Village at 170 in Kohler. Ribeye dinner with all the fixings and sides! https://ewbpp.com/images/2023/cow1423.png See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scout Troop and Cub Scout Pack 114 will hold a Scout Fundraiser Sunday, Oct. 2, from 8 a.m. to noon at the American Legion Hall in downtown Floresville. Enjoy all-you-can-eat pancake plates for each; this includes pancakes, two scrambled eggs, three slices of bacon, two sausage links, and a drink. If you'd rather build your own plate, a la carte choices include pancakes only for ; two scrambled eggs, [post_excerpt].50; a slice of bacon or sausage link, 75 cents; and drinks, [post_excerpt].50. Pre-purchase your tickets and get an extra meat with each meal! For information or to pre-purchase tickets,...Article Link

Ryan Raddatz, or perhaps more fondly known by his Philmont friends as "Raddish,” joins the show today to discuss Rayado, Philmont music, inclusive scouting, and more.Ryan praises the musicianship and skill of todays staff, recalling how campfire dynamics of the 90s were more spontaneous and on the fly - a collaboration of new and refired musicians learning from one another. Ryan comments on how the grind of putting on a show every night, and being fueled by an audiences reaction - prepared him for his career in music and as an actor.  We chat about his career as a TV Writer, and how being in the writers room - for Ryan - is the closest thing to a backcountry camp vibe.  It's a bunch of talented people, with a common goal, working together.  For him success is measured by "Making something you're proud of with people you like.”  So many gems in this interview - from Ryan's experience playing live with the Indigo Girls to the TV drama he wrote highlighting the true story of The Lost Legend of the Girl Rangers and lastly - his efforts to help start an all inclusive Cub Scout Pack in North Hollywood.Today Ryan is an accomplished TV Writer, known for his work with PBS show WordGirl, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and Network pilots for ABC, FOX, CBS, NBC, Disney XD, and Nickelodeon.  He started his career as an actor with roles in some very well known shows and films including - A Mighty Wind, Arrested Development, How I Met Your Mother, Big Love and more!Philmont Experience1990 - Trek with my troop (from Mequon, Wisconsin)1992 - Trek, again with my troop1993 - Rayado participant1994 - PC Pueblano (Eric Voss was the CD)1995 - PC Cypher's Mine (James Scroggins was CD)1996  - Didn't work at the ranch that summer, but a few of us Phil-staffers (David Higginbotham, Scott Wheeler, Rob Heyduck) spent the summer living in Santa Fe and playing in a band we called Charlie's Cabin.1997 - PC Crater Lake (Bob Brown was CD)2018 - Ryan started a coed, inclusive Cub Scout pack in Los Angeles - Pack 18 North Hollywood.Notable Mentions:Dave DonnellyLaurie AnamasLarry McLaughlin aka Dirty LarryGene SchnellDoug PalmerDean TooleyEric VossDave HigginbothamScott WheelerRichmond EnrightBob BrownRod TaylorRob HeyduckJames Scroggins aka ScroggsPeter BingenAndy GerhartGS HarperRon PowerTobasco DonkeysDustbowl CavaliersIndigo GirlsKatrina MoonSupport the show

In today's episode, Jim and Tyson chat with estate planning and business advising attorney, Ron Payne! They dive into the journey of jumping your firm ahead. If you're interested in learning more about the various practice areas he's drawn to, lessons to those who practice in multiple areas, and the struggles of running a firm, check out this week's episode.Mr. Payne is the CEO & Managing Partner for Apple Payne Law, PLLC in Kernersville, NC. APL strives to serve the "entire family", handling family law, business advising, estate planning, and real estate transactions. When he's not busy running the firm, Ron enjoys spending time with his wife and 2 sons, serving as the Cubmaster for his son's Cub Scout Pack, camping, and video games.3:29 high school band teacher7:55 specialist guru12:11 Legal Aid15:45 business and estate planning18:03 core values21:22 I like change24:40 expand28:02 we all belong at the tableJim's Hack: If you're looking for that instant message, connect the team realm, check out Discord, a communication tool. It's very functional, has a great interface, and good user experience. Ron's Tip: There's a platform for everything these days. Draw a picture of your tech stack using Canva for your employees to make it easier to understand what they're using each program/tool for. Tyson's Tip: You can always improve your marriage. Check out the Go-Giver Marriage: A Little Story About the Five Secrets to Lasting Love book.Watch the podcast here.Join the Guild: www.maxlawguild.comMaxLawCon tickets are on sale now! Grab your ticket today at www.MaxLawCon2022.com

Spence Hackney is the president of Proclaim Interactive, an interactive think out of the box full-service digital marketing agency providing website design, mobile app development, and search engine optimization.  Established in Wilmington, North Carolina in 1999, their team full of smart professionals are rip-roaring and ready to bring you more clients, patients, supporters, and sales.Spence also serves on the board of First Fruit Ministries, Alpha Ministries, and is a leader in Cub Scout Pack 226.In this episode, Spence shares how Proclaim Interactive started in 1999, the triumphs and challenges they've faced as an agency, acquisition structure, and how faith has a huge role to play in directing both Spence and Joey's paths as not just agency owners but also stewards of God's creation. This Cast Covers:How Proclaim Interactive started in 1999 and a little background who is Spence (00:59)Is the agency world in very unprecedented times or is it just experiencing another shift in terms of maintaining a great culture despite everything being virtual nowadays? (02:03)The stuff 12-year-old Spence was into and what it's like growing up on a farm (03:28) What kind of specific niche Proclaim Interactive really honing in on (07:05)The method behind the agency's growth through word of mouth and referrals and if it has always been purely organic (08:55)Joey's approach on getting referrals which any agency owner can implement to their onboarding process (10:37)How Proclaim Interactive has gone about doing acquisitions and what they learned from it so far (13:17)Spence gets real and talks about how his faith has impacted his work (15:35)Joey talks about his former difficult relationship with wealth and work as a Christian (15:46)How the book The Treasure Principle by Randy Alcorn rocked Spence's world and his view of agency life (17:21)How to adapt to building and maintaining company culture virtually(25:12)The number one topic agency owners are trying to figure out right now: retaining talent (26:32)Spence's advice to agency owners on the one thing they should focus on in their agency that will move the needle for them bigtime in 2022 (29:58)A challenge that Spence is facing and working on today in terms of leading the agency (32:39)Additional Resources:The Sales Driven AgencyThe Best Damn Agency MastermindProclaim InteractiveThe Treasure Principle: Unlocking the Secret of Joyful Giving by Randy Alcorn

An accomplished actor, musician and comedian, Kirby Heyborne wows audiences on the silver screen and in his live performances. Kirby’s comedic wit and charm will guarantee the audience a memorable performance in the upcoming Farrelly Brothers Fox feature The Three Stooges, opposite Sean Hayes and Sofia Vergara. Kirby plays “Teddy” a childhood friend, who accidentally becomes involved in a murder plot with the three stooges. Kirby’s interest in the arts began at 12 years old when he started writing his own songs on the piano. At 15, he picked up a guitar and taught himself how to play a Beatles song using a “How To” book. He soon started performing anywhere he could and quickly sold out of the 50 albums he recorded in a friend’s bedroom. Since then, Kirby has released four solo albums and has had his music featured in many films. He has delighted audiences across the country with his ability to blend heart-warming stories, beautiful music and comedic wit. After graduating from the University of Utah with a degree in Economics, this dynamo signed with an agent and was immediately cast in an Idaho Lottery commercial. Two weeks later, he landed a role in the Indy feature Singles Ward. After completing the film, the producers cast him to be the lead in their next project, the lighthearted family comedy. The R.M. in which his song “Kolob” is featured. Kirby received critical acclaim for his starring role in the World War II drama Saints and Soldiers which was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award. He also starred in the award-winning boy band mockumentary The Sons of Provo, and the award-winning quixotic comedy Pirates of the Great Salt Lake (The Weinstein Co.). Kirby was also a series regular on FBC’s series “Free Ride” and has appeared in numerous nationwide commercial campaigns including the upcoming Honda campaign featuring Mario Andretti. Creative, talented and versatile, Kirby has received a number of Audio File Magazine’s Earphone awards for excellence in narration. He has narrated over a hundred titles including: Nick and Nora’s Infinite Playlist, Black Swan Green, Breathers and The Genius. He is known to deliver raw emotion without drawing attention to the performance itself. This performer is a co-founder and director of the celebrated LA-based improv comedy group The Society, which sells out theaters all over the country. He is also the co-founder, co-producer, co-director, and co-writer of kerBLINK, a new video channel whose mission is to make the world laugh with ‘environMENTALLY friendly’ clean videos, films, songs, and creative content. Kirby lives in Los Angeles with his wife and three children. He speaks fluent Spanish and is an Eagle Scout and currently serves as Cub master for his local Cub Scout Pack. He likes to swim, bike, hike, camp, snow and water ski and is a self-proclaimed board game snob, but his favorite activity is to cook and bake with his family.

Hello listeners- This is Wayne Courreges your host for the Untold Stories of Real Estate Investing. I am excited to launch our podcast to share the good, bad and ugly of real estate investing. This podcast is focused on hearing the raw truth from experienced investors and operators. We will get to know each of our guests in a way that helps us learn from their successes, but also take us to a more vulnerable place in learning from their struggles and failures. I truly believe that as we hear all aspects of real estate investing, we will benefit from avoiding mistakes and piggyback on what works to ease our investing path. In doing so, we make our businesses stronger to help our tenants, residents and employees, along with protecting and growing our investors wealth. The show is for both active and passive investors. Active investors get tactical advice and experiences to help their investment process, while passive investors can hear from deal sponsors and learn questions/advice that can help them evaluate opportunities to invest in. We will hear from operators and investors in all real estate asset classes ranging from institutional to non-institutional owners. A new podcast episode will launch every other week starting in June 2020. For the weeks we did not post a new podcast, check out our blog focused on multi-family investing at www.creipartners.com/blog. You will find our podcast page and information on my company, CREI Partners. For some background on me, I was born and raised out of Austin, TX. In 2003, I enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and was stationed with 1st Tank Battalion in 29 Palms, California and then transferred to the 1st Marine Air Wing in Okinawa, Japan. I was fortunate to earn my Undergraduate and majority of my master’s degree while in the Marine Corps. I didn’t have much of a life after work! My passion for real estate began in High School, and I was very eager to transition to a Commercial Real Estate company. I participated in a military recruiting event where private companies were hiring former military. I went to this particular recruiting event due to CBRE being an employer. I remember going into the interview and telling the Managing Director she can stop all other interviews as I was her guy. I received an offer to start with CBRE in June 2007. I have been part of the CBRE team for the past 13 years managing commercial real estate properties. I am currently an Associate Director in Austin overseeing approximately 2 million square feet of office and retail space. I am fortunate to enjoy what I do with CBRE and my clients taking care of their real estate assets, while pursuing my side passion of owning and growing investor wealth through multi-family investments. I control the investment life cycle and investor relations as the Lead Sponsor and General Partner. I have three kids ages 8, 7, and 5. I have been married to my amazing wife, Jennifer, for nearly 11 years. I am a Cubmaster for a Cub Scout Pack in Spicewood, TX and stay active in the Rotary Club of Austin. I started this podcast to help others but also to learn alongside each of you. Real Estate is my passion and we will have a lot of great discussions and aha moments. Look forward to having you join us on our next episode of the Untold Stories of Real Estate Investing. Hope everyone stays safe and well!

Cub Scout Pack 59 from Shinnston WV joins us and they bring it. Jokes, singing, Scouting for Food, and laughs. Its always a blast. Michelle explains what its like having the flu in the Rogan House. You're good for about a day. After that, suck it up jack! facebook.com/roganradio youtube.com/c/roganradio RoganRadio@gmail.com

A Den Chief is a youth position in a Troop that is helping the Den Leader in a Cub Scout Pack. Often this position is dismissed as unimportant and trivial. However, it’s one of the most important in the life of a Scout Troop and a Cub Scout Den. ScouterStan explores this little know youth position and how important it is. The new Den Chief training is outlined in 3 modules; 1. The Den Chief’s role and understanding Cub Scouts 2. The Den Meeting 3. How to lead activities The Den Leader and the Den Chief Scout should attend this training together. Techanaly the Den Chief can be of any rank, but only First Class Scout or higher can count their service for rank advancement. Scoutmasters should only select responsible scouts for this position. As the Den Leader doesn’t need an older Cub Scout… They need a real youth leader. Scoutmasters should also consider the many commitments on this youth leader. Troop meetings ever week, Den meeting 3 times a month and Pack meeting or Pack activity once a month. Pluss Troop camping and OA commitments and more… A Den Chief is a natural recruiter for your Troop. Encourage the Den Chief to work in the older Den’s and have them cross over into the Troop. Then the former Den Chief can become a Troop Guide to the first year patrol.

Kit Vinson is a marketing specialist with over 20 years of experience from the ground up. His resume includes corporations such as Hillenbrand Industries, Service Corp. International and Infinity Broadcasting, showing his experience in advertising, financial services, and manufacturing. Kit earned an MBA from The American Graduate School of International Management (a.k.a. Thunderbird) in 1994. His fields of study include International Marketing and the Spanish language. He has also completed business studies at the University of London in London, England and language studies in Antigua, Guatemala.  Kit’s entrepreneurial ventures and his experience working for Fortune 500 corporations have given him a unique perspective into the business world. Kit is very active outside of work as a volunteer basketball coach for the YMCA, and the Den Leader, Assistant Pack Master, and Committee Chair for Cub Scout Pack 847. Kit is also the host of an industry specific podcast called The Franchise Manual Podcast. Using this vehicle, Kit is creating a resource library for start-up and emerging franchisors, to help them as they travel down the road of franchising. His podcast has been downloaded by listeners across the U.S and 42 countries. Next up, on Franchise Today!

Kit Vinson is a marketing specialist with over 20 years of experience from the ground up. His resume includes corporations such as Hillenbrand Industries, Service Corp. International and Infinity Broadcasting, showing his experience in advertising, financial services, and manufacturing. Kit earned an MBA from The American Graduate School of International Management (a.k.a. Thunderbird) in 1994. His fields of study include International Marketing and the Spanish language. He has also completed business studies at the University of London in London, England and language studies in Antigua, Guatemala. Kit’s entrepreneurial ventures and his experience working for Fortune 500 corporations have given him a unique perspective into the business world. He is very active outside of work as a volunteer basketball coach for the YMCA, and the Den Leader, asst. Pack Master, and Committee Chair for Cub Scout Pack 847. Kit is also the host of an industry specific podcast called The Franchise Manual Podcast. Using this vehicle, Kit is creating a resource library for start-up and emerging franchisors, to help them as they travel down the road of franchising. His podcast has been downloaded by listeners across the U.S., as well as 42 countries. Next up, on Franchise Today!

The mayor of Melrose, Minnesota, pays a visit to the Cub Scouts of Pack 68 and talks about teamwork. February 27, 2018.

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Dave Balzer and Pat Toner had the privilage of sitting down with Guy Royse at DogFoodCon 2017 in Columbus, Ohio. Guy works for Nexosis in Columbus, Ohio as a Developer Evangelist. Combining his decades of experience in building software with a history of sharing what he has learned, Guy goes out into developer communities and teaches others how to use the Nexosis API. Guy has programmed in numerous languages over the years—many of them semicolon delimited—including C++, C#, and Java. More recently he has worked with dynamic and more functional languages like JavaScript and Ruby. Teaching and community have long been a focus for Guy. He is President of the Columbus JavaScript Usergroup and has been part of the session selection committee for CodeMash for the last five years. When given an opportunity, he teaches programming at a prison in central Ohio. In past lives, Guy has worked as a consultant in a broad range of industries including healthcare, retail, and utilities. He spent several years as a consultant for Pillar Technology and several more years working for a major insurance provider. This has given him a broad view of technology application and business problems. In his personal life, Guy is a hardboiled-geek interested in role-playing games, science fiction, and technology. He also has a slightly less geeky interest in history and linguistics. He lives in central Ohio with his wife and three sons. In his spare time, he is a leader in his neighborhood Cub Scout Pack and goes camping a lot.

Suzanna El Mogazi was a Girl Scout as a youth and signed her son up for Pack 424 in Katy, Texas as a Tiger as soon as he was old enough. The pack needed a second Tiger leader badly so she stepped up. It was terrifying but wound up being the greatest thing ever. She ... Read more Ep. 10 – She Started a Kazakhstan Cub Scout Pack

These days, about a third the world’s population is on Facebook. That number increased by 17% in 2016 alone. 5 new people sign up for Facebook every second of every day. You need to be able to learn the basics of Facebook marketing in order to grow your Cub Scout Pack, Boy Scout Troop, Rotary ... Read more Ep. 2 Using Facebook Marketing to Grow Your Pack, Troop or Club

Cub Scout Pack 86 hosts a bicycle rodeo on Osan Air Base. Sergeant AJ Bate shows one of the many ways the community supports children

Chris talks about his problems with his Scout and Steve talks about his experiences with the local Cub Scout Pack. Tonight’s show sponsored by The Boy Scout Store

Chris talks about his problems with his Scout and Steve talks about his experiences with the local Cub Scout Pack. Tonight’s show sponsored by The Boy Scout Store

The Pinewood Derby is a highlight of each pack's program year. Here are photo highlights of Cub Scout Pack 68's derby and award presentation.

Cub Scout Pack 68's Year In Review. Prepared for the Blue and Gold Banquet.

A discussion of New Parent/Scout leader orientation. When Scouts transition from a Cub Scout Pack to a Boy Scout Troop, there are often unanswered questions and a sense of culture shock to the parent unfamiliar with the Boy Scouting Program.  We explore these differences and try to set the new parent at ease by giving answers […]

Welcome to Kid Power Radio. I’m your host Max and each week I review what’s happening on TV, at the movies, books and music I like ….You get the idea...Hey, Hey Hey it’s Larry Johnson sayin what up? Today we have a full house and hey you, stay by the stove!  Today we have Cub Scout Pack # 985, Den 8 from Roswell, GA in the studio.  Radiostar Max...it’s your turn.  Welcome to Kid Power Radio. I’m your host Max and each week I ...wait..why am I even talking about that..we have a whole Cub Scout Pack!  So..let’s begin the show. Wow! I have never interviewed that many people before in my whole life. Thanks Danny, Mattie, Joe and Mike for being guests in the studio today!I got some more emails but didn't get a chance to give them a shout out but i will get them next week. Thanks for emailing me...Phoebe, Ella, Lisa, Maddie and Terryn Thanks everyone for sending in emails and coming into the studio. You all are now official members of the Kid Power Radio Street Team. Your job is to tell all your friends about the show and if they email me they could get a special shout out just like you did. Remember, you can email me at RADIO STAR MAX at YAHOO.COM That’s it for now. See you next week.  Bye!!