Podcasts about science camp

Ashley and Travis talk with students at the Agriculture and Science Camp. 

Ashley and Travis stop by the Art, Music and Science Camp at MCIS. 

This summer, Idaho high school students Geneva McClory and Anna Grace Aiello will be spending their free time in West Virginia at the National Youth Science Camp.

We got a Periscope about a convention! We are posting this so that the episode can come out while the campaign is still available! Josh is joined by Ben, Lucky, Mercy, Arnold, and Ronald today to talk about the convention they hold in their village in the country of Uganda. They want it to grow so they can bring the love of board games, and science, to as many kids as they can. Ben helps facilitate the convention and is happy to help along the way! After a successful event in May 2022, Chrysalis will be running another Convention for children aged 8-15 at its Secondary School in Uganda. Learn More Here!

Who should foot the bill when adventure tourism goes sideways? We hear a discussion about how our search and rescue resources are deployed.(1:02) The federal government wants Canada's long-term care homes to subscribe to a national standard. But without any mechanisms for enforcement, a new report finds that care services still differ greatly from province to province. (7:29) We bring you a response from NL Hydro on the continuing mechanical issues at Muskrat Falls. (13:44) Who wouldn't want to grab a net and go looking for bugs? That's exactly what some Labrador youth got to do at camp this week. We join them as they discover the insect world on the Birch Island boardwalk. (18:25) Time is ticking for the Labrador West Green Depot. It's slated to close at the end of August. One business owner who hoped to make a go of it tells us why it's a non-starter for her. (28:13) A nasty mess, and bad for the ecosystem... construction tears up the shoreline of a local lake. (32:44) What if your smart watch could do more than just count steps .... like help a doctor diagnose Parkinson's disease before symptoms become obvious? Health columnist Dr. Peter Lin joined us to explain. (40:06)

Ashley and Travis talk with Ashley Hughes and three students at the Ag and Science Camp. 

What do sassy put-downs, pregnant beagles, and dolphins in Antarctica have in common? They're all part of this week's entertaining and informative episode of Pet Chat! We kick things off by sharing Ginger's hilariously sassy interactions with dogs, celebrating a graduation milestone, and testing our knowledge with a fun game of Kahoot Now. We then discuss an amazing study from a recent science podcast that reveals the presence of  life in a deep, cold, dark lake in Antarctica.As we continue, we delve into international pet stories, exploring potential dangers like rattlesnakes in Africa and wallabies in Australia. We also celebrate the adoption of Honey, a dog that understands Spanish, and examine the science behind dogs' ability to understand language. And if that wasn't enough, we share some exciting news about the Ginger stuffy pre-sale, with proceeds going towards funding underprivileged kids to attend Science Camp.Finally, we discuss the challenges of naming a pregnant beagle's puppies, dive into the importance of being aware of avian flu and cyanobacteria around our pets, and share some amusing anecdotes about split pants, frozen yogurt, and alligators. We also touch on the art of overstaying jokes and pay tribute to the comedic genius of Leslie Nielsen. So buckle up and get ready for a wild ride through the world of pets on this week's Pet Chat!Bunsen and Beaker Links:The Ginger Stuffie is on presale this week (May 20-28 2023) so check the link here:www.bunsenbernerbmd.comJoin The Paw Pack to Support The Show!https://bunsenbernerbmd.com/pages/paw-pack-plus-communityThe Bunsen and Beaker Website has adorable merch with hundreds of different combinations of designs and apparel- all with Printful- one of the highest quality companies we could find!www.bunsenbernerbmd.comSign up for our Weekly Newsletter!Our Spaces Sponsor: Bark and Beyond Supplyhttps://barkandbeyondsupply.com/Bunsen and Beaker on Twitter:Bunsen and Beaker on TikTok:Bunsen and Beaker on FacebookInstaBunsandBeaksSupport the showFor Science, Empathy, and Cuteness!Being Kind is a Superpower.https://twitter.com/bunsenbernerbmd

This week's episode is sponsored by: Carry your creativity with Erin Lane Bags! Whether you show your fiber fandom with the woolly wonder Sheepleverse, or dive into history with the Curiosities collection, our project bags, totes, and hook and needle organizers are at the ready to keep your hobby happy. Go to HelloFresh dot com slash knitmore18 and use code knitmore18 for 18 free meals plus free shipping!   Have you ever had to frog because you forgot a step several rows back? Or lost your spot because you dropped your magnet board or lost track with your highlighter tape? Instead of wrestling with paper, use the knitCompanion app. It keeps you on track so you can knit more and frog less. knitCompanion works with ALL your patterns and is available for Apple, Android, and Kindle Fire Devices Are you feeling dis-GRUNT-eled about your stash? Are you browsing Insta-HAM looking for knitting inspiration? Is color "kind of a PIG deal" in your life? Oink Pigments offers over one hundred forty PIG-ture perfect colorways to make you SQUEAL with delight. For a limited time only, bring home the bacon with code KNITMORE and get fifteen percent off in-stock yarns and fibers at oinkpigments dot com. Shop soon, because these pigs will FLY! Get to know your loved ones better and preserve those special moments forever with StoryWorth! Right now, for a limited time, you can save $10 on your first purchase when you go to StoryWorth.com/knitmoregirls         On the Needles: (0:42) Gigi : Andrew's sock at Jasmin's. Cuff of #2 Jasmin finished Genevieve's Science Camp hat in Oink Pigments “Slime Scene Investigation” Gigi working on another pair of socks for Andrew for knitting at my house gusset decreases Jasmin is tubularly binding off her Pumpkin Patch sweater, all from well-aged yarn. Jasmin: super political embroidered art project BIG REVEAL. (Details on Substack) Rex's Godzilla sweater: Finished, finished, finished! (Details on Substack) Jasmin finished her  Musselburgh hat in Always be Kind yarn's “Inclusive Pride Stripes” Jasmin is grafting the under arm on the Altblebragenser in Frost Yarn's Reverse Speckle rainbow and Teal Torch Knits 9 neons.  Gnomes in the yoke sweater (Go Big or Go Gnome, only on Ravelry). She mentions Jennifer Steingass's tree charts (in the Vintersol Pattern)   Events:(13:58) Grinch-along is ONGOING  The Sweetest season (CORRECTION: The film is called "The Happiest Season") Gigi mentions Dr Gemma    In Stitches:(20:02) Gigi :Katarina jacket, by Cocoknits , Knitmore cowl, wool socks  Jasmin: Boob Window, Match and Move shawl, Tectonic Pullover, Modern Art by Stella Egidi,  Genevieve: Pantastic Hoodie, Musselburgh Hat,   Mother Knows Best:(24:49) You Holido You! Bob's Burgers Holiday music When Knitting Attacks:(30:41) Jasmin has been challenged by the Altbrebragenser    Knit more, know more:(33:02) A segment about Persian culture, history, or just generally cool stuff about Persian people. Yalda: longest night of the year    And Sew on:(40:46) Donating knitting magazines to school. Finishing techniques :calendering, brushing singeing  Jasmin Sewed the banner on the pocket of the denim jacket.

This week's episode is sponsored by: I want you to start living a happier life today. As a listener, you'll get 10% off your first month by visiting our sponsor at BetterHelp dot com slash knitmore Join over 1 million people who have taken charge of their mental health. Again, that's BetterHelp.com/knitmore  Carry your creativity with Erin Lane Bags! Whether you show your fiber fandom with the woolly wonder Sheepleverse, or dive into history with the Curiosities collection, our project bags, totes, and hook and needle organizers are at the ready to keep your hobby happy.     Have you ever had to frog because you forgot a step several rows back? Or lost your spot because you dropped your magnet board or lost track with your highlighter tape? Instead of wrestling with paper, use the knitCompanion app. It keeps you on track so you can knit more and frog less. knitCompanion works with ALL your patterns and is available for Apple, Android, and Kindle Fire Devices Are you feeling dis-GRUNT-eled about your stash? Are you browsing Insta-HAM looking for knitting inspiration? Is color "kind of a PIG deal" in your life? Oink Pigments offers over one hundred forty PIG-ture perfect colorways to make you SQUEAL with delight. For a limited time only, bring home the bacon with code KNITMORE and get fifteen percent off in-stock yarns and fibers at oinkpigments dot com. Shop soon, because these pigs will FLY!   On the Needles: (0:36) Gigi : Andrew's sock at Jasmin's house: cuff of #2 Jasmin is at the crown decreases on Genevieve's Science Camp hat in Oink Pigments “Slime Scene Investigation” Gigi is working on another pair of socks for Andrew at my house gusset decreases Jasmin is about 13” into the body of her Pumpkin Patch sweater, all from well-aged yarn. Gigi: dug up some sedate pink out of her collection. Jasmin: super political embroidered art project, swatching and final. The phoenix patch has been stitched to the back of the jacket; last political bit is done, now the last finishing touches, shipping, and then the BIG REVEAL. Rex's Godzilla sweater: seaming is done, steek is done, zipper is done. (Seam guide for marking zipper.) Tail snap and pockets are left. Rex made a request for a *very specific* Christmas sweater request If you Give a Mouse a Christmas Cookie Subscribe to our Substack to get the detailed post about the changes to the Steggie hoodie into the Godzilla hoodie Jasmin's personal and parenting substack   Events:(17:51) Grinch-along is ON ! Smitten Kitchen Gingerbread cookies Molasses cookies. The Grinch with Benedict Cumberbatch Spirited Angel into Grogu    In Stitches:(25:59)  Gigi rainbow shawl Spectra? , Knitmore cowl, wool socks  Jasmin: Electric Melon Ursa pullover, Bleidag pullover, Halloween Heart pullover, Musselburgh hat Genevieve: Pantastic Hoodie, Oliver Christmas sweater   Mother Knows Best:(32:13) Follow the inspiration.  And make Mistakes.   When Knitting Attacks:(41:22) Every time I do a zipper install, I ALWAYS draw the guide line on the front of the zipper first.   Knit more, know more:(43:44) A segment about Persian culture, history, or just generally cool stuff about Persian people. Ta'rof Darius the Great is not OK   And Sew on:(50:37) Talking about finishing techniques: routine, esthetic, and functional.  

This week's episode is sponsored by: Carry your creativity with Erin Lane Bags! Whether you show your fiber fandom with the woolly wonder Sheepleverse, or dive into history with the Curiosities collection, our project bags, totes, and hook and needle organizers are at the ready to keep your hobby happy.   Have you ever had to frog because you forgot a step several rows back? Or lost your spot because you dropped your magnet board or lost track with your highlighter tape? Instead of wrestling with paper, use the knitCompanion app. It keeps you on track so you can knit more and frog less. knitCompanion works with ALL your patterns and is available for Apple, Android, and Kindle Fire Devices       Are you feeling dis-GRUNT-eled about your stash? Are you browsing Insta-HAM looking for knitting inspiration? Is color "kind of a PIG deal" in your life? Oink Pigments offers over one hundred forty PIG-ture perfect colorways to make you SQUEAL with delight. For a limited time only, bring home the bacon with code KNITMORE and get fifteen percent off in-stock yarns and fibers at oinkpigments dot com. Shop soon, because these pigs will FLY!   Get to know your loved ones better and preserve those special moments forever with StoryWorth! Right now, for a limited time, you can save $10 on your first purchase when you go to StoryWorth.com/knitmoregirls On the Needles: (0:36) Gigi : Andrew's sock at Jasmin's. Cuff of #2 Jasmin is at the crown decreases on the Musselburgh hat in Always be Kind yarn's “Inclusive Pride Stripes” Gigi is working on another pair of socks for Andrew, for knitting at my house. Heel flap in Jasmin is about 10” into the body of her Pumpkin Patch sweater, all from well-aged yarn. Gigi: thinking about casting on a cardigan, looked at yarn  Jasmin: super political embroidered art project, swatching and final. The political part is done; carefully stitching the phoenix patch to the back of the jacket . LINK to Silk embroidery floss Science Camp hat for Genevieve Godzilla sweater for Rex Events:(24:53) Grinch-along Dec 1st  In Stitches: (28:41) Gigi:Lady Eleanor shawl, grey and red shawl, Knitmore cowl, grey lace cowl, wool socks  Jasmin: Juno Regina shawl, Dissent cardigan, Maria hoodie. Jasmin mentions the Hammer theater Mother Knows Best:(33:59) Little things can have a big impact (kindness cart) When Knitting Attacks:(41:38) Gigi :broke my bamboo flexi flip needle  Having a terrible time with the weaving assignment Knit more, know more:(46:08) A segment about Persian culture, history, or just generally cool stuff about Persian people. Tahdig has gone mainstream! Trevor Noah. Mossadegh And Sew on:(50:29) Indigo dying , workshop for sewing laser printed project bags Repair Cafe at West Valley College

Rio Hondo Prep has a Bye in Week 7 while the students enjoy Science Camp as part of their curriculum. They have three tough games remaining in Gold Coast League play to finish out the regular season. Our featured guest is Jacob Blake who was one of the greatest athletes in RHP history. He played on three consecutive CIF Champion football teams and led a special 1999 team to the Finals in baseball where they eventually fell. Jacob's favorite sport was basketball where he excelled in every aspect on the hardwood. He is now a middle school teacher in Northern California and shares some memories from his experience at Rio Hondo. You can't read the school record books without seeing Jacob Blake's name in a wide variety of categories. CONTACT US Emails: ChargeToKeepPod@gmail.com Voicemails: https://anchor.fm/a-charge-to-keep/me... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-charge-to-keep/message

Looking for a unique way to make money for your program? In this episode, Cecily shares how she uses a Vet Science camp to make money, recruit future kids, and provide SAE opportunities for her members. Resources for this episode can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1R_PG-ngLMtqt_RCajDg4Mh2oa_obmIPL?usp=sharing Like Here by the Owl Podcast on Facebook and Instagram. Have a future topic idea or wish to be a guest on the show? Message us on social media. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tatverdächtiger festgenommen: Tote Frau in Birkach (Lkr. Roth) entdeckt + Verzögerungen am Nürnberger Hauptbahnhof wegen Oberleitungsschaden + Zwei Motorradfahrer sterben bei Verkehrsunfall im Landkreis Haßberge + Über 200.000 Besucher beim 45. Bardentreffen in Nürnberg + Würzburger Rechtsanwalt Chan-Jo-Jun deaktiviert Twitter-Account + "Science Camp" startet auf der Wöhrder Wiese

Lucy Butler is a special ed teacher who at the start of the 2021-2022 school year was given the assignment of working with all the students in her high school who had failed ninth grade the previous year. Lucy had been attending my on-line clinics through the summer and over Labor Day weekend she attended our Science Camp, so she was very excited to apply the concepts of constructional training to her classroom students. With the help of Dr Claire St Peter and two of Claire's former graduate students, Lucy began the process of changing the lives of her students. In Part 1 Lucy reviewed some of the major lessons from the first half of the year. In Part Two we move into the second half of the year with a discussion of SMART goals. The students were learning that felt good to improve, so now they were further empowered by being asked to develop their own goals. What did they want to improve? Learn about SMART goals and how to use a Ruleg matrix to teach complex concepts.

It's mid-July. School is out which means it is a great time to have a return visit with Lucy Butler. Lucy is a special ed teacher who at the start of the 2021-2022 school year was given the assignment of working with all the students in her high school who had failed ninth grade the previous year. Lucy is also a horse owner. She attended my on-line clinics through the summer of 2021. Over Labor Day weekend she also attended our Science Camp, so she was very excited to apply the concepts of constructional training to her classroom students. We did an interview with Lucy just as she was finishing up the first half of the school year. She was learning how to celebrate success and her students were thriving. You can listen to that interview in Episode 172 through 174. At the half way point through the school year some of the students were reassigned to other teachers so a natural experiment was taking place. Some of the students would be going through the whole year with Lucy, others would have her part time, others would not be working with her at all in the second half of the year. Of course we wanted to hear how the year turned out for her students. In part 1 of our conversation we review with Lucy some of the major lessons from the first half of the year and we learn how her students did through the full arc of the school year. If you have a child in school, you will very much want to listen to this podcast. (And yes, we do manage to connect the dots to horses.)

Buena Park School District Chief Academic Officer Dr. Yvette Cantu discusses the District commitment to providing every middle school student an opportunity to experience outdoor overnight science camp, building social skills and discovering a love for learning, and the excitement of seeing students experience snow for the first time. 

On this thrilling conclusion of Science Camp Joe we answer several questions that we may have as Christians about what science tells us differently.

Biological males monitor your 5th grade girls showers at science camp! Are you as a parent ok with this?  Conviction of federal Hate crime charges against the slayers of Ahmaud Aubery  Joe Rogan has more viewers than the Winter Olympics.    CDC WITHHOLDS INFORMATION!!, that doesn't support the narrative.  Hillary Derrangment syndrome  is on the rise according to CNN    And Austin students are eligible for a $100 reward for being indoctrinated with a LGBTQIA+ education at the public library. Conviction of a federal hate crime

Have you ever wondered where everything in the universe came from? We got Pastor Joe fresh out of science camp to teach us about how science disagrees with the truths within the Bible on how the world was created.

Have you ever wondered where everything in the universe came from? We got Pastor Joe fresh out of science camp to teach us about how science disagrees with the truths within the Bible on how the world was created.

Join hosts Melody, Zoey, and Elizabeth as we discuss Imperfect Chemistry: A Nerdy Romantic Comedy (Imperfect Series Book 1) by Mary Frame. It's our 50th episode! We celebrate by revisiting one of our favorite authors from Season 1, and it does not disappoint! Find out what we thought of the characters, sex, and random hijinks.Read it here:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JTJQRNW/Read along for next week here:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GPPT54C/

This week we continue to explore the connection between teaching programs that have been developed for classrooms and the work we do with our horses. We are joined by Dr. Claire St Peter. Claire received her PhD in Psychology with an emphasis in Behavior Analysis from the University of Florida in 2006. She is currently a Professor of Psychology, the Director of Graduate Training, and the Coordinator of the Behavior Analysis program area at West Virginia University. She serves as the current Editor-in-Chief for the journal Education and Treatment of Children. Her research focuses on improving outcomes for children who struggle in school, identifying generative effects of extinction, determining how well reinforcement-based teaching procedures work in application by novice implementers, and teaching others to use behavioral approaches. That's the academic bio. Claire is also a horse person. In 2021 she saw my Clicker Expo presentations and decided to take a deeper look at my work. She attended my virtual clinics and Science Camp. One of the things Claire enjoys are collaborations that let her blend her research interests with her passion for horses. I enjoy collaborations as well, so I was delighted when Claire started attending my virtual clinics. That's given us many opportunities to have some fascinating conversations. And now it's clearly time to share some of those conversations in this podcast. In this episode we begin with mastery based learning - what is it and why is it relevant to our horses? Claire ends by introducing us to super resurgence. You'll have to listen to the podcast to find out what that means and what it has to do with horses.

Lucy is a horse owner and a clicker trainer, and as you know by now she is also a special ed teacher. At the start of this school year she was assigned all the repeaters for freshman year, that is all the students who had failed ninth grade. Through her horse Lucy connected first with me and then through Science Camp with Dr Claire St Peter. Claire has been helping her develop a mastery-based system in which her students can thrive. In this part of the conversation we move from the classroom back to the barn to find out what Lucy what she has learned from her students that she is taking back to her horse.

Anna Llobet, the organizer of a free summer science camp for young women, joins a camp volunteer and one of this year's participants to discuss the aims of the camp and the impact it has on inspiring high school girls to pursue higher education and STEM. Cover art by Joey Montoya. Special thanks to Kathy Keith, Lexi Petronis, Joey Montoya and Camille Dickson.LA-UR-21-30553

Alexandra Kurland is a horse clicker trainer, behaviourist, classical rider - and convenor of the annual (now bi-annual) Science Camp that explores the art and science of positive reinforcement. She is host of the Horses for Future podcast, co-host of the Equiosity podcast, and author of The Click that Teaches and a whole host of other books and online courses about horse training.  In today's podcast - the second of two - Alex and Manda continue to dive deeply into the fundamental question of our time - how do we bring people of widely disparate political views to a point where we all pull together to create a flourishing, generative future for people and planet?  We have the answers. We just need to see the possibilities and be emotionally and psychologically prepared to apply them.  So this is a behavioural problem now, not a technological one.  Which means it needs the brightest behavioural minds on the planet to begin to think about it.  And we can start now... The Clicker Center: https://www.theclickercenter.comEquiosity: https://www.equiosity.comHorses for Future: https://kurlanda.wixsite.com/sequestercarbonMary Hunter: PORTL shaping: https://behaviorexplorer.com/author/mary/An Introduction to PORTL shaping: https://www.artandscienceofanimaltraining.org/tools/portl-shaping-game/The New Climate War by Michael Mann: https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/The-New-Climate-War-by-Michael-E-Mann-author/9781913348687

Alexandra Kurland is a horse clicker trainer, behaviourist, classical rider - and convenor of the annual (now bi-annual) Science Camp that explores the art and science of positive reinforcement. She is host of the Horses for Future podcast, co-host of the Equiosity podcast, and author of The Click that Teaches and a whole host of other books and online courses about horse training.  In today's podcast - the first of two - Alex and Manda explore one of the fundamental questions of our time - how do we bring people of widely disparate political views to a point where we all pull together to create a flourishing, generative future for people and planet?  We have the answers. We just need to see the possibilities and be emotionally and psychologically prepared to apply them.  So this is a behavioural problem now, not a technological one.  Which means it needs the brightest behavioural minds on the planet to begin to think about it.  And we can start now... The Clicker Center: https://www.theclickercenter.comEquiosity: https://www.equiosity.comHorses for Future: https://kurlanda.wixsite.com/sequestercarbonMary Hunter: PORTL shaping: https://behaviorexplorer.com/author/mary/An Introduction to PORTL shaping: https://www.artandscienceofanimaltraining.org/tools/portl-shaping-game/The New Climate War by Michael Mann: https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/The-New-Climate-War-by-Michael-E-Mann-author/9781913348687

Cougar Science Camp is returning in 2021 with a mostly virtual line-up of science and fun for kindergarteners through 8th grade students - at Spring Arbor University (June 21-25, 2021). A 1-evening in-person experience will take place on Wed, June 23. Find out more on our community calendar at www.home.fm.

Hello my Stranger Friends! Finally, I'm back with a new entry into the Stranger Danger Club! This time around I'm back reading another mini-series of the Dark Horse comic – "Science Camp" a standalone story about Dustin at Summer Camp. Spoiler alert: It was a lot of fun. Share your thoughts on the Stranger Hotline!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Hello my Stranger Friends! Finally, I'm back with a new entry into the Stranger Danger Club! This time around I'm back reading another mini-series of the Dark Horse comic – "Science Camp" a standalone story about Dustin at Summer Camp. Spoiler alert: It was a lot of fun. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/strangerdangerpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangerdangerpodcast/support

In this episode, we will talk about science camps, from a variety of STEM topics to the terrific skill set that your kids can learn from attending a science camp. Joining the episode is Nina Conway from Destination Science, a leading STEM camp provider for elementary school kids. We love Destination Science on ActivityHero because they believe “Science is a Way of Thinking!” When we know how to “do” science, we know how to be creative, critical, and organized thinkers and problem solvers.Parents love that Destination Science's fun-filled programs make positive, powerful differences in their children! Their programs are meticulously designed to use fun science as a tool to grow terrific skills for everyday life, including:PERSISTENCE, COOPERATION, CREATIVITY AND ESPECIALLY…CURIOSITY!You can check out Destination Science's current summer camp offerings on Activityhero.com. 

I was tempted to call this episode: “Just Because People Tell You Something Can’t Be Done, Doesn’t Mean It Can’t Be Done”. But I thought that might be a little long so I called it instead: “Cow CAN Stand on Three Feet.” This is part 2 of our conversation with Kyle Hetzel. Kyle is a zoo keeper. In this episode he shares his experiences working with barnyard animals. Kyle started out working with big cats, sea lions, giraffes, wolves and other wild animals. But he is currently working in the children’s zoo section of a large west coast zoo. Kyle wants to bring what he has been learning from the wild animals to the handling of domestic animals. I met Kyle through my clinics and Science Camp. Kyle shared video of the work he’s been doing with the barnyard animals in the children’s zoo. It was so inspiring. There’s so much “just get it done” handling with horses and other hoofed animals. To see Kyle training the goats and horses under his care for voluntary medical procedures was inspiring. It’s good training. It’s caring training. There’s a lot here that needs to be shared, so that’s what we’re doing in this podcast. In this episode we talk about cooperative care in handling horses and other barnyard animals. What does cooperative care really mean? Kyle describes in detail the control his animals have throughout the training sessions. Learn about foot care for a steer named Slider, plus the goats, even the giraffes. I ask the question - how do you trim the hind feet of a giraffe? You can find out in this fascinating conversation with Kyle.

Alas, the Instagram Model discussion. Like a glass of wine in your shower, it had to happen. I've talked about this in my work on and off the red carpet for years, and today had an open convo with former model and fellow PSU alum @theofficalamandanicole to hash out the conundrum. End of ep includes interview bites with stars like Lea Michele, Stephanie Beatriz, Olivia Holt and more to prove we all think about it.

This week we are joined by touring comedian and TikTok celebrity Glen Tickle. In this episode we discuss parenting, loving school uniforms, being a nerd, getting married at a young age, and so much more! Make sure to check out Glen's special on Dry Bar Comedy.Follow Glen: @glentickleFollow the podcast: @aloneatlunchpodCarly: @carlyjmontagEmily: @thefunnywalshEmail us! Aloneatlunch@gmail.com**LEAVE US A RATING AND REVIEW**

Science Camp was held over the weekend of Feb 19-21. Dominique and I didn’t want it to end so we invited one of the participants, Lisa Clifton Bumpass to come share an afternoon’s conversation with us. Lisa is a dog trainer turned zoo consultant. She’s been a regular attendee at the horse clinics I give in Half Moon Bay CA. What Lisa learns from the horses she takes back to the teams she works with in zoos. It is so much fun to think that the work we’re doing with horses is helping giraffes and alligators and other exotic animals to live more comfortable lives. In Part 1 of our conversation we talked about constructional training. This week we begin with the difference between extinguishing and abolishing a behavior. From there I ask Lisa to describe the team building she does in her consulting work. We got to watch a beautiful example of this at the beginning of Science Camp. One of the participants, Kyle Ketzel, works at the San Francisco zoo. He shared with us a video of one of the animals in his care. Since it’s a zoo, you might expect that it would be a video of a giraffe or an elephant, but no. The animal Kyle wanted us to see is Slider, a steer who lives in the children’s zoo. After the fall Science Camp Kyle learned he had only two weeks to prepare Slider for foot care. If the procedure couldn’t be done safely with Slider cooperating calmly throughout, he would need to be sedated. Kyle described Slider’s previous history with having his feet trimmed as a wrestling match, so Slider’s association with foot care was anything but positive. But what we saw was a relaxed animal who put his own foot up on the trimming block and who stood calmly participating in the procedure. Three people were involved in the foot trim. Kyle was at Slider’s head so he was the one in charge of reinforcing Slider. A second keeper was kneeling by Slider’s bent knee. She was helping to steady his leg, but even more than that, she was monitoring Slider’s pulse. A third person was trimming his hooves. They were all communicating with one another and with Slider. It was a beautiful example of great team work and great training. I wanted to Lisa to describe the team building work that she does so that is primarily what we talked about in this week’s episode.

Science Camp was held over the weekend of Feb 19-21. What a wonderful, head spinner of an event that was! Dominique and I didn’t want it to end so we invited one of the participants, Lisa Clifton Bumpass to come share an afternoon’s conversation with us. Lisa is a dog trainer turned zoo consultant. She’s been a regular attendee at the horse clinics I give in Half Moon Bay CA. What Lisa learns from the horses she takes back to the teams she works with in zoos. It is so much fun to think that the work we’re doing with horses is helping giraffes and alligators and other exotic animals to live more comfortable lives. Our conversation with Lisa began with a discussion of constructional; training - one of the main topics of Science Camp. That developed into a consideration of whose needs are being met in a training plan. Just because we are using positive reinforcement doesn’t mean the needs of the learner are being met. The overall training goals may still revolve around meeting our needs. Or we can swing the pendulum the other way so everything is centered around meeting our learner’s needs - often at the expense of our own well being. Or we can be truly constructional and meet the needs of everyone. As always, balance is everything. Good constructional training helps us to consider what each member of a training partnership needs to get from the interaction.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about another piece of the Stranger Things Extended Universe: 'Science Camp' the next in the Stranger Things comics series! Join us as we talk about Dustin's adventure at Summer Camp, give our appreciation for Suzie and discuss what actually happened to those camp counsellors Re-upload due to Stranger(r) Audio

Helene Lawler is a professional dog trainer. She shares her house with 14 herding dogs so to say that she loves dogs is an understatement. Helene has been a regular listener to these podcasts. That’s what prompted her to attend our first virtual Science Camp which was held in Sept 2020. What ignited Helene’s imagination was the work we did on balance and rope handling. The day after Science Camp one of her clients presented her with what she thought was a poisoned cue issue. The situation could well have become a poisoned cue if it had continued much longer. But Helene was looking at all of her training with fresh eyes. Her client saw poisoned cues. Helene saw a balance issue - not in the dog, but in the handler. A few changes later and the dog was performing beautifully. Helene has continued to explore what equine balance has to offer the canine community, so of course we wanted her share what she has been discovering. We had a lively - and lengthy conversation - so this is Part One of a wonderful afternoon’s conversation about balance - what that means for horses, dogs and humans.

We get back into the swing of things and talk about Science Camp and Dreams!

A wrap up of the recent Science Camp sparked a lively conversation centered around choice. We end the podcast with a story that illustrates what choice looks like. We get there by talking about zoo programs, trailering, keystone behaviors, and errorless learning.

Away from his family for the first time in his young life, Paul endures a devastating bout of homesickness. A malady he face time and time again, for many years to come.

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Monday May 18, 2020

Outdoor Science School is one of the most special parts of a student's time at Woodbury. Listen to the 6th Grade Teachers walk you through what Outdoor Science School has to offer!

Tim & Lucas talked with Professor Tom Kuntzleman about Spring Arbor University's Cougar Science Camp for 2019 - complete with another sound experiment on the air! https://www.facebook.com/events/780775285614521/

Allison Collins, Principal of Outdoor Education for San Joaquin Office of Education. She talks about Science Camp and other programs for the county and how California is really a leader in Science Camp Programs. Plus Mike gives you a primer for those that have kids getting ready to go to camp as a camper and a counselor. Jim Horton of Four Js Guide Service covering a number of subjects from his camp experiences to the Alaska trip recap and being the Co Angler in an FLW tournament. 

TODAY'S MESSAGEFrom June 18-22 was Kids Day Camp at Faith. This Sunday we celebrated what God did amongst our kids and reflected on the theme of the week. No matter where we find ourselves, Jesus is able to rescue. ONLINE GIVING:If you would like to join us in worshiping the Lord through financial giving to the ministries of Faith Community please click here.INFO | OPPORTUNITIES Stop by the Welcome Table to receive your free gift, pick a charity, and to find out more information. Our middle school and high school students are headed to Camp at Cedar Crest in the San Bernadino mountains! At our summer camps, youth have the opportunity to disconnect from the distractions of daily life at home and make new connections. They get to connect with leaders, each other and most importantly -- with Jesus Christ.Camp is July 16-20 and the cost is $220.Click here to register Join us at Faith Community for Science Camp, Aug. 20-23, 9am-1pm. This camp is for kids entering 2nd-6th grades. We will explore biblical themes around God’s creation each day. This year's science theme is Ecology. Each day the children will witness demonstrations, participate in hands-on experiments, create take-home projects, play games and enjoy lunch together. This camp will also include 2 off-campus field trips. This camp is limited to 25 students so early registration is recommended to reserve a place in the lab. The cost for the camp is $60.00.Register here

Tom Kuntzleman from Spring Arbor University talked with Lucas about this year's Cougar Science Camp, complete with an audio experiment on the air! Here are details on the camp (for kids in K-8th grade): https://home.fm/event/cougar-science-camp-for-kids-spring-arbor-university/?instance_id=100839

September 30th is International Podcast Day and Jamie and Paula must be celebrating because they took the funny to a whole new level on this week's Uglee Truth. From 'something must be in the water' to defiant children to seeing your first naked adult... the fun never stops on this episode. And if that wasn't enough, you'll also hear the two best Uglee and Awkward Moments of the year! 

Science journalist Lynda Mapes takes us deep into a New England forest, where one tree is telling the story of climate change. This is the final episode of our summer series, Science Camp, where we’re exploring the human side of science.       Click the image to watch the Witness Tree webcam Music Credits […]

This is the second episode in our three-part Science Camp series, where we’re exploring the human side of science. Paleobotanist Ellen Currano noticed a lack of other women in her field. So she decided to dress up as a man.     Music Credits Divider and Air Hockey Saloon by Chris Zabriskie are licensed under an […]

A group of 55 teenagers from around the state recently participated in a three-day Arkansas 4-H Veterinary Science Camp at the University of Arkansas. They took part in a variety of hands-on sessions with veterinarians including honeybees, horses and cattle. Veterinarian Lloyd Keck of West Fork participated in the camp and shared his thoughts on the value of the camp and need for more large animal veterinarians.

This is the first episode in a three-part summer series, called Science Camp, where we’re exploring the human side of science. Ryan Haupt had a lot of questions about his faith. When he started looking for answers, he unearthed them in unexpected places.     Some of Ryan’s first texts on dinosaurs Further listening:  Ryan answers […]

We’re starting a new three-part summer series on June 21: Science Camp, where we explore the human side of science.  

Last week I had the amazing opportunity to chaperone the 6th Grade Science Camp. While I was there, I thought I might capture the sights and sounds of camp, through the voices of our students, parents and staff, who were taking part in this 3 day 2 night learning extravaganza called Science Camp! 

I arrived home and walking up to the front door I saw this on our stairs. A pipe cleaner Tinker Bell. She laid there on the cement. Shadows being cast around her. My assumption was that she was the latest artistic creation of my daughter. Probably done at Science Camp that day to entertain the kids. As I took the photo, all I could think was, “Must have been a rough day on the streets of Neverland.” noC.

Forensic science? Batman? Cougar science camp sounds awesome!

Jason Sohm is on the podcast to help us minorities read gooder. Also, we talk about all the cool stuff we did at Science Camp, Saul shoots weird Spiderman loads, best places to have public sex without getting caught, and crazy drug addictions and sexual fetishes that people actually have.

Strong communities need strong community centers, and the Hayti Heritage Center is just that for many in Durham. The Director Angela Lee joins Literary Artist and Educator Dasan Ahanu to talk about the Hayti's history, current programs, and upcoming event, including the ANFO production of "The Wiz", science camp, Thursday night Poetry Slams, and the 27th Annual Bull Durham Blues Festival.

Learning the description of a design or artistic principle is not the same thing as being able to really use and understand it. You often need to try it, then see other examples, then try it some more, and over time it makes more and more sense. We’ve done lots of episodes on the principles that lead to great-looking embellishments that don’t detract from the photos. For today’s tutorial, you’ll watch me build, step-by-step, layers of embellishments for 4 different scrapbook pages. You can watch the video here. You do not need to have a Membership for this one–It’s free! If you like it and want more, please visit the Membership Information Page. Design Principles For Great Embellishments Once you’ve finished today’s episode, you might want to go back and watch other episodes on embellishments to refresh your memory on the principles: Available for free: Paperclipping 88 - Scale And Embellishments Available for Members: Paperclipping 94 - Embellishment Crescendo Paperclipping 67 - Scared To Embellish Paperclipping 25 - Layering Embellishments Paperclipping 14 - Cluster Your Embellishments Layouts From Today’s Episode: Except for the one full-page sheet, all of the patterned paper you see below came from my scrap tray. No new papers were cut in the making of these layouts. In fact, I used most of the pieces as I found them–already cut or punched! Aiden Rides 2-page 12×12 layout Aiden Rides Journaling to Aiden reads: Trinity got a new bike for her birthday so you’ve inherited her old one for a while. You were so excited to learn so Dad took you out and you were riding right away! The day after you learned you were out again and crashed, but you just kept at it. Side note: At first you wanted to remove the fringe but once you watched Pee Wee Herman you decided it as cool. Starbucks Adventures 12×12 layout Starbucks Adventures Journaling to my kids: Before Dad started working from home, these visits to Starbucks were a regular event. Dad and I could get some work done while you guys hooked your DS’s together to play a joint game. Nice out-of-the-house adventure. ‘08. December Daily Page - Gift Wrapping 6×7 minibook December Daily-Gift Wrapping Journaling reads: One of my favorite parts of Christmas…dressing up the gifts and placing them under the tree. Love And Ice Cream Cones 2-page 12×12 layout Love And Ice Cream Cones Journaling to Aiden and Trinity reads: While Blake was gone to Science Camp for three days with the 5th grade, we took you two to Crazy Subs for some Rootbeer Float Swirl ice cream cones. We love those huge 79 cent cones. We also love snuggling with you and joking and playing while we eat. 2-5-09 Alright, scrapbookers..are you ready to gather some patterned scraps, some brads or buttons, and maybe a chipboard swirl or rub-on border to add some pizazz to a layout? The key to getting good at this is to practice. I can’t wait to see what you have to show me.