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Tim Pilleri & Lance Reenstierna speak with author James Renner about his new book Scout Camp: Sex, Death, and Secret Societies Inside the Boy Scouts of America. In this timely and deeply personal true crime memoir, acclaimed journalist, author, creator of the True Crime This Week podcast, and former Boy Scout James Renner, explores the dark side of an American institution, its pervasive culture of sexual abuse, and the traumatic—even deadly—repercussions of its long-buried secrets. Scout Camp on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Scout-Camp-Secret-Societies-America/dp/0806543329. James's site: https://jamesrenner.com. James's podcast: https://truecrimethisweek.com/podcast/. IG: https://www.instagram.com/manfromprimroselane/. X: https://twitter.com/JamesRenner. FB: https://www.facebook.com/james.renner.14/. Follow us: IG: https://www.instagram.com/crawlspacepodcast/. TT: https://www.tiktok.com/@crawlspacepodcast. YT: https://www.youtube.com/crawlspace. Twitter: https://twitter.com/CrawlspacePod. FB: https://www.facebook.com/Crawlspacepodcast/. Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crawlspace-true-crime-mysteries/id1187326340. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/58cll3enTW2SNmbJUuLsrt. The music for Crawlspace was produced by David Flajnik. Listen to his music here: https://www.pond5.com/artist/bigdsound. Check out the entire Crawlspace Media Network at http://crawlspace-media.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Garrett Batty has had a life long love of filmmaking. Starting literally as far back as he can remember. Growing up in Park City, UT, he was exposed to all the classics like “Star Wars” “Back to the Future” and “Indiana Jones” and he wanted to do that. In 2009 he finally got the chance to make his dreams come true with the low budget “Scout Camp” and he never looked back. Creating his own style of faith-based films, Batty crafted some seriously good movies that don't come off religious but more as a good movie with a good story. His latest film “Faith of Angels” had me intrigued with the unbelievable storyline, fantastic acting and sharp directing style that made hooked from the start. Along with Batty, I got the chance to interview Joshua Dennis, the boy (now a man) who gets lost in a cave, presumed dead and miraculously is found! I loved the movie and I'm looking forward to seeing more of Batty's work in the future. If you're not doing so already, please like and follow Classic American Movies on Instagram and Facebook. I do free movie giveaways, mini movie reviews and more! Also, I decided to dabble in making my own slasher film entitled “Bishop's Day”. Check out the Instagram page for updates.

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James Renner is an investigative journalist, true crime author, novelist, film director, and founder of the Porchlight Project. A man of many talents, James joins the show to discuss his most recent book about the murder of Lisa Pruett (Little, Crazy Children) and his upcoming book Scout Camp. James shares the inspiration for each book, what makes the stories unique, and his very personal connection to the hidden secrets of the organization formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America. You do not want to miss this bonus episode as James gives a sneak peak into Scout Camp for the first time ever!About James Renner - JamesRenner.comThe Porchlight Project - Learn more and support The Porchlight Project!Scout Camp - Preorder now!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crimecast--4106013/support.

Riding Shotgun With Charlie #182 Phil Schreier NRA Museum, Director   In my formative years as a gun owner (then just a wanna be), I would watch The Outdoor Channel which had Shooting USA on it, shows on The History Channel, and other shows, too.  Any time a historical gun came up, Phil Schreier would be there with his white gloves on handling, talking about various firearms, and giving the history. When I “crashed” the NRA BOD party back in April, I got to introduce myself and tell him what I do. He said anytime I was in Fairfax, VA, he would be up for being on the show. Well, I was planning a roadtrip with John Petrolino, The Pen Patriot, and we made a pit stop at the NRA Museum and I was able to film a show with Phil.    Growing up, Phil was in a “Kennedy Democrat” household where firearms were encouraged but they weren't prohibited either. He learned to shoot at Boy Scout camp, like other passengers who have been on the show. He fell in love with shooting the Mossberg .22 rifle. His grandmother told him they were related to General Beauregard, who was a Confederate General in the Civil War. That also sparked an interest in history.    Majoring in Political Science and History in college, his first job was as a compliance inspector with the ATF.( Alcohol, tobacco, and firearms…who's bringing the chips?) But he didn't like the way they operated and left the position. Does this sound familiar? So Phil ended up going back to the Boy Scout camp as a counselor then worked up to run the camp. During the winter months, he worked at a cigar shop with a friend who he grew up with. Then he got a call from someone from Scout Camp who was also with the NRA and he offered Phil a job to work weekends at the NRA Museum. He was less than thrilled working weekends because he was also doing some reenacting on the weekends. But he took the gig working 6 hours each weekend day. Within 6 months, he was working full time. Then he was able to hire his buddy from the cigar shop to work with him. For the record, his buddy is  Mark Keefe, the Editorial Director of all NRA publications.    Certainly the “virus that shall not be named” eliminated nearly all the positions at the museum, and Phil has several of the titles. During the last two and a half years, he was the only one working there. There's much more to running a museum than just “playing” with the guns. Phil will go weeks working there without even touching one of the firearms.    Like many jobs that look glamorous, working as a museum director has aspects that have become less glamorous over the years.  The lectures at various museums don't get old, but traveling does. I've heard several traveling comedians say they'd do comedy for free, but they get paid to travel.    What I really enjoyed learning about was how manufacturing helped change the way things were produced. We talk about the Eli Whitney and the cotton gin, but what Whitney really brought about was mass production and being able to make replaceable parts for machines. Then that spilled into Sam Colt making revolvers. We also talked about the impact of AI on history and writing. Phil said his personal book collection is over 5,000 books!   There's really a lot to learn from people like Phil. He's got a lot of wisdom. But he's also still the youngest guy at some of the history conventions. If we don't want out history to die or be erased, we need more people like Phil who has a love of the stories and shares them in ways we all enjoy.  Favorite quotes:  “Very upset with the way they (ATF) operated as stewards of public trust.” “It doesn't matter if we're (ATF) right or wrong, we'll just bankrupt them.” “I think the biggest misconception is you get to play with guns all day.” “It's stuff like that that changes the world because of firearms.” “I look at it as having more friends and the effort of spreading the knowledge about firearms, their history, their heritage.” NRA Museum Website https://www.nramuseum.org/ There's 3 different NRA museums around the country.    Articles written by Phil Schreier https://www.nramuseum.org/gun-info-research.aspx   Galleries at the NRA Museum https://www.nramuseum.org/guns/the-galleries Second Amendment Foundation https://secure.anedot.com/saf/donate?sc=RidingShotgun   Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms https://www.ccrkba.org/     Please support the Riding Shotgun With Charlie sponsors and supporters.    Buy RSWC & GunGram shirts & hoodies, stickers & patches, and mugs at the store! http://ridingshotgunwithcharlie.com/rswc-shop/   Dennis McCurdy Author, Speaker, Firewalker http://www.find-away.com/   Self Defense Radio Network http://sdrn.us/   Buy a Powertac Flashlight, use RSWC as the discount code and save 15% www.powertac.com/RSWC  

This episode of Speaking Sporadically is plump full of hilarious stories from the recent scout camp trip. One of these stories is about a legendary rock that the camp begins to...........worship!?! Click here to Subscribe: https://bit.ly/SubscribeToSpeakingSporadically . . . Click here to watch additional episodes: https://bit.ly/MorePodcastEpisodes . . . Follow us on social media!: Instagram - https://bit.ly/SpeakingSporadicallyInstagram Tik Tok - speakingsporadically --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/speakingsporadically/support

Today's calls and letters feature frightening and hilarious bumps in the night! From a Victorian tuberculosis clinic turned Girl Scout Camp, to an attic filled with cursed items! We also endure a wet hayride, and luxuriate in a Halloween party under the stars!  Do you have a Halloween query or memory you want to share? Call the All Hallows Hotline at (802) 532-Dead! Or you can write an EEEEKmail to itsalwayshalloweenpodcast@gmail.com Order our HalloZINE: The Lantern's Way Subscribe to It's Always Halloween on Patreon  Support It's Always Halloween with a One Time Donation Follow It's Always Halloween on Instagram Join the Local Lantern Society

Social intrigue begins early. There are always the popular ones, the bullies, and the things we don't want to do that others think are "good for us."  This is the story of how I "got to" go to Scout camp where the first thing I "got to" do was dig a latrine. Things went downhill from there.  

The Girl Scout Murders occurred in 1977 in Mayes County Oklahoma at a campsite called Camp Scott - in the wee hours of June 13, 1977 three little girls were raped and murdered when they were supposed to be out having a fun summer and meeting new friends, climbing trees and collecting badges for the Girl Scouts - what happened was the stuff nightmares are made from.Lori Farmer, Michele Guse, and Doris Denise Milner each have their own story and the Right Shoe goes from the beginning to the end of a tragedy that should have never have happened, also one that technically remains "Unsolved"

The church described early in the Book of Acts exemplified caring for all. For them, it meant the sacrifice by those who had much to create equality among the whole community.

June 11, 2008 marks the tragic loss of 4 teenagers at a Boy Scout camp near Little Sioux, Iowa; 48 more were injured. The tragedy struck at the 1,800-acre camp about an hour north of downtown Omaha. An EF3 tornado, with 145 mph winds, descended on the remote camp, striking and leveling a cabin where campers had sought shelter as warnings of the storm circulated through the camp. A chimney at the cabin collapsed, sending heavy concrete blocks onto the Scouts. This was the worst of the storms that hit the Northern Plains that day. There were also two farms damaged from two different tornadoes, one near Spencer, Iowa and the other near Springfield, Minnesota. A nursing home was also damaged by a tornado in southern Salina, Kansas. There were over 300 reports of severe weather across the nation with 64 of those reports from tornado activity. There had been no basement or in-ground shelter at the camp when the tornado hit. The following year, the Boy Scouts Mid-America Council launched a major fundraising campaign to build emergency shelters at all of its camps. By 2013, two tornado shelters had been built at the camp, and a siren was added. The new structures have concrete walls, steel shutters and doors and emergency power backup, and were built to withstand an EF5 tornado.' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Revisit "Holes" by Louis Sacher where Camp Green Lake isn't green and there is no lake. Travel with Stanley Yelnats, his no-good-dirty-rotten-pig-stealing-great-great-grandfather, and Kissin' Kate Barlow into their past and future selves. 

TJ just doesn't get why her 10 year old may not want both she and her husband going with him to scout camp. 

The lives of three young Girl Scouts are tragically cut short in 1977

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The final wrap up of this cold case including how an over 50 year cold case that was similar has given the families hope

Completion and verdict of the Hart case

Part 2 takes you on an overview of what happens after the bodies are discovered until a possible perpetrator is identified and why. 

June 11, 2008 marks the tragic loss of 4 teenagers at a Boy Scout camp near Little Sioux, Iowa; 48 more were injured. The tragedy struck at the 1,800-acre camp about an hour north of downtown Omaha. An EF3 tornado, with 145 mph winds, descended on the remote camp, striking and leveling a cabin where campers had sought shelter as warnings of the storm circulated through the camp. A chimney at the cabin collapsed, sending heavy concrete blocks onto the Scouts. This was the worst of the storms that hit the Northern Plains that day. There were also two farms damaged from two different tornadoes, one near Spencer, Iowa and the other near Springfield, Minnesota. A nursing home was also damaged by a tornado in southern Salina, Kansas. There were over 300 reports of severe weather across the nation with 64 of those reports from tornado activity. There had been no basement or in-ground shelter at the camp when the tornado hit. The following year, the Boy Scouts Mid-America Council launched a major fundraising campaign to build emergency shelters at all of its camps. By 2013, two tornado shelters had been built at the camp, and a siren was added. The new structures have concrete walls, steel shutters and doors and emergency power backup, and were built to withstand an EF5 tornado.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A case that haunts me to this day. Maybe because I was a girl scout and camp was such a rite of passage for a girl. This is still an open case. Part 1 takes you through the night of the murder until the discovery and the police being called.

In episode four of the Springfield Three, we start to delve into the leading theories that emerge. We'll talk about a group of men who were arrested for stealing gold fillings out of corpses' mouths in a local cemetery—one of whom was dating Suzie. We'll talk about a boy who tells the haunting story of seeing the women in what locals called “The Girl Scout Camp.” It's a story that would haunt him for the rest of his life. We'll talk about the van—an infamous piece of information in this case. And we'll talk about the theory that the women are buried underneath a parking lot, one that still continues to ripple throughout the town nearly 30 years later. Do you have information on the Springfield Three? Please reach out to the Springfield Police Department or us at hello@editaud.ioWe like to thank the following for their participation in this episode: Robert Keyes, Janis McCall, Ron Davis, David Asher, Joe Tate, Laura Bauer, Sally Ray, Brenda Kane, David Milsap, Darrell Moore, and Barrett Fisk.Links: editaudio The Springfield Missouri Police Department YouTube Video of Rick Norland Using “Ground Penetrating Radar” to Search for the Springfield Three Websleuths Thread on Key People  US Department of Justice Report on Homicide Trends from 1980-2008 From our sponsorsAG1 is giving you a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free travel packs with your first purchase. Go to drinkAG1.com/SPRINGFIELD.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In episode four of the Springfield Three, we start to delve into the leading theories that emerge. We'll talk about a group of men who were arrested for stealing gold fillings out of corpses' mouths in a local cemetery—one of whom was dating Suzie. We'll talk about a boy who tells the haunting story of seeing the women in what locals called “The Girl Scout Camp.” It's a story that would haunt him for the rest of his life. We'll talk about the van—an infamous piece of information in this case. And we'll talk about the theory that the women are buried underneath a parking lot, one that still continues to ripple throughout the town nearly 30 years later. Do you have information on the Springfield Three? Please reach out to the Springfield Police Department or us at hello@editaud.ioWe like to thank the following for their participation in this episode: Robert Keyes, Janis McCall, Ron Davis, David Asher, Joe Tate, Laura Bauer, Sally Ray, Brenda Kane, David Milsap, Darrell Moore, and Barrett Fisk.Links:editaudioThe Springfield Missouri Police DepartmentYouTube Video of Rick Norland Using “Ground Penetrating Radar” to Search for the Springfield ThreeWebsleuths Thread on Key People US Department of Justice Report on Homicide Trends from 1980-2008

Lorelei, Susan's daughter, went to Girl Scout Camp as part of her bucket list and we are chatting about it today!  Links and resources: Want to join the 4AM Mom Club?  http://www.4am-mom-club.com Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/WhenAutumnComesPodcast Follow us on Instagram: @WhenAutumnComesPodcast Make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on our upcoming stories of medical and special needs parenting from families like yours. And, if you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and a review? Thanks! 

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We hope you've got your bags packed, because we're taking a trip to Camp Nowhere (1994)! We're talking summer camp, Scout Camp, Camp America, and why on earth were these kids allowed to do this?   Twist at 28:06 Write in to Plot Twisters! Email us your thoughts on a movie at plottwisterspod@gmail.com and we might read them on the show! Let's be online friends! @plottwisterspod

Taggart and Brandon talk Fancy things versus less expensive things and what fancy things they don't like versus the less expensive which to do enjoy. They also share some stories from Scout Camp and of course they share "the New" for each of them this week. Enjoy! If you're enjoying the podcast consider supporting us on Patreon. Thanks! https://www.patreon.com/taggnbrandpodcast

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Join us this week for an eerie case that turned a fun sleep away camp for Girl Scouts into a crime scene. We take a dive into the crime, investigation, and outcome of this process. Let us know what you think about this episode on our instagram, @twoweirdosonepodcast, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/twoweirdosonepod/support

Jake is a permanent co-host now! In this episode, Jake makes up a new word, Bryce's nickname is Frodo Baggins, and Caleb knows a tree named John. Our website is NotScholars.com Our email is ContactNScast@gmail.com thanks to freesfx.co.uk for most of our sound effects.

Sleepovers, Ghost nannies, boy scout camps and haunted airbnb’s are featured in the latest episode. Our assistant Aaliyah has really done a great job of making sure these spooky tales make it to your ear holes – I don’t know about you but, I’m ready to get spooked!  Thank you to the following submissions:Lamafly348KairiluramiaVayrox_AypOrangeart33MaleyMatti Thank […]

Scout Camp allegation rebuttals will have to wait until next week as Murray Cup competitors are still assembling their phones, lost cards and wits, which were strewn across the Sunshine Coast this past weekend.RBIPPOTW RIP Chi Pig. Lunch Lottery is almost a disaster. As was the show. Cut short due to nap time.

On a beautiful June day, 140 excited young campers head out to Girl Scout camp. Little did they know that their two weeks of fun would be cut short and that three of them would never return home. On this week's episode of The (not so) Great Outdoors, we are discussing the Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders in our longest episode yet. Anyone with information about the Girl Scout murders, please call the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation at 405–848–6724. For more information, including our research sources, go to https://www.thenotsogreatoutdoors.com

Turn back your watch to the Summer of 1977.  It would be at Camp Scott in Oklahoma where 140 young girls arrived to a fun filled two weeks devoted to Girl Scout Camp. Sadly, on the first night, thunderstorms emerged and what followed was horrific. Three campers were murdered only a few hundred yards from their counselors' tent.  This is the case of The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders.For all written and audio sources for this episode, please visit www.onlycrimewilltell.com Find Only Crime will Tell on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/onlycrimewilltellInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/onlycrimewilltell/ Case inquiries: onlycrimewilltell@outlook.comSources: Someone Cry For The Children - The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders Documentary True Crime

June 11, 2008: June 11, 2008 marks the tragic loss of 4 teenagers at a Boy Scout camp near Little Sioux, Iowa; 48 more were injured. The tragedy struck at the 1,800-acre camp about an hour north of downtown Omaha. An EF3 tornado, with 145 mph winds, descended on the remote camp, striking and leveling a cabin where campers had sought shelter as warnings of the storm circulated through the camp. A chimney at the cabin collapsed, sending heavy concrete blocks onto the Scouts. This was the worst of the storms that hit the Northern Plains. There were also two farms damaged from two different tornadoes, one near Spencer, Iowa and the other near Springfield, Minnesota. A nursing home was also damaged by a tornado in southern Salina, Kansas. There were over 300 reports of severe weather across the nation with 64 of those reports from tornado activity. There had been no basement or in-ground shelter at the camp when the tornado hit. The following year, the Boy Scouts Mid-America Council launched a major fundraising campaign to build emergency shelters at all of its camps. By 2013, two tornado shelters had been built at the camp, and a siren was added. The new structures have concrete walls, steel shutters and doors and emergency power backup, and were built to withstand an EF5 tornado. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Three young Girl Scouts went to sleep at their first summer camp in 1977 and were brutally murdered in their tent. Was an escaped convict living nearby the man behind the murders?

The last time George took Child#2 to scout camp, he was very newly transitioned, and understandably concerned about how his trans status would affect the experience. George is planning to take Child#2 to scout camp again soon. Are the boy scouts more manageable than the cub scouts? Will his trans status be a problem this time? Episode #125 - "Hey Mom! It Works!! (Scout Camp, Part 1)" Episode #126 - "Eight Slices of Pizza (Scout Camp, Part 2)" We are here to share our entire intersectional experience with anyone who finds it beneficial, but we want to know what you connect with the most. You can let us know by clicking to a one-question anonymous survey at vote.pollcode.com/32371374. If you have a request/suggestion that isn't listed, comment! We can be found online at TransPanTastic.net, you can email us at TransPanTastic@gmail.com, and "TransPanTastic" is searchable on most social networks. We would love to hear from you, so let us know what you think or what you want to hear about!

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In which we learn all about Alberta's Family Training Event camp, a yearly event aimed at improving Scouter training. ----more----Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Android | TuneIn Radio | Stitcher | AnchorDownload episode: MP3 Podcast Topics Every August, the Family Training Event (FTE) takes place at Camp Woods, a Scout Camp situated on the south shore of Sylvan Lake in Alberta, Canada. This week-long (actually, longer) event is aimed at improving the training level of Scouters throughout Scouts Canada's Northern Lights and Chinook councils, though it is well-attended by people from outside the boundaries of these councils as well. In this episode, Ken is joined by Dave Betts (Deputy Council Commissioner for Volunteer Support in Northern Lights Council) and Josee Francis (Marketing and Communications Coordinator for the Western Training Committee) to discuss FTE — what its aim is, why it's a fantastic experience, what Scouters and Scouting youth can get out of the experience, and what the theme for this year's FTE is. Links Alberta Scouters - Registration Information Here!FTE 2019 on FacebookFTE Discussion Group on Facebook Shout-Outs As always, a big thank you to the folks at Scouting Radio for rebroadcasting Scouting Stuff episodes to their worldwide Scouting audience. If you're listening to us on Scouting Radio right now, let us know; reach out and get in touch. We'd love to hear from you. Send Feedback Email Us | Leave Us a Voice Message | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Leave Us a Review Music Slow Burn, by Kevin MacLeod

Loraine Ballard Morrill was a proud Girl Scout and had her first camping experience at a Girls Scout Camp. These camps have changed with the times offering enrichment programs that foster teamwork and leadership. She speaks with Elizabeth Frederick from Girl Scouts of Eastern PA and camper 14 year old Kaylee Overbee. http://www.gsep.org/en/camp/summer-camp.html

Loraine Ballard Morrill was a proud Girl Scout and had her first camping experience at a Girls Scout Camp. These camps have changed with the times offering enrichment programs that foster teamwork and leadership. She speaks with Elizabeth Frederick from Girl Scouts of Eastern PA and camper 14 year old Kaylee Overbee. http://www.gsep.org/en/camp/summer-camp.htmlA terrible disaster has devastated large parts of Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi. Loraine re-airs an interview Temwa Wright, Executive Director of Pamoza International which works to uplift children and families in Malawi Africa. Loraine also interviews a dynamic young volunteer 17 year old Anna Ragohttp://www.pamoza.org/http://www.pamoza.org/The mission of Intercultural Journeys is to promote understanding and peace through the performing arts. Loraine speaks with Carly Rapaport-Stein Executive Director. https://www.interculturaljourneys.org/

Angelika Graswald and her fiance, Vincent Viafore, loved going on adventures. On a Sunday in April of 2015, they strapped two kayaks to the top of Vincent’s Jeep and headed for the Hudson River. They planned to kayak over to Pollepel Island, where they’d see the Bannerman Castle ruins. But there were a few big obstacles in their way. The water was cold. Their kayaks weren’t suited for the river. Vincent didn’t wear a life vest. On top of all that, the weather that evening was predicted to take a turn for the worst. On their way back across the river, Vincent’s kayak capsized. Later, Angelika’s statements to detectives had people asking whether this was a tragic accident or a calculated murder. Then Brandi tells us the heartbreaking story of three violent murders at an Oklahoma girl scout camp. In the summer of 1977, Doris Milner, 10, Lori Farmer, 8, and Michelle Guse, 9, shared a tent. Everything seemed normal on the night of June 12, but early the next morning, a camp counselor discovered a grizzly scene. The girls’ dead bodies had been piled together on a trail. The crime stunned and terrified the nation. Police soon captured a man named Gene Leroy Hart. But did they have the right guy? And now for a note about our process. For each episode, Kristin reads a bunch of articles, then spits them back out in her very limited vocabulary. Brandi copies and pastes from the best sources on the web. And sometimes Wikipedia. (No shade, Wikipedia. We love you.) We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the real experts who covered these cases. In this episode, Kristin pulled from: “Murder by kayak?” episode of 20/20 “Woman pleads guilty in fiance’s kayak death on Hudson River,” New York Times “‘Who’s Miranda?’ Suspect in kayak killing didn’t understand her rights, lawyer says,” New York Times “A kayak trip on the Hudson, ending in death and an arrest,” New York Times “Murder charge for woman who said fiance’s kayak capsized in Hudson River,” New York Times “Woman convicted in fiance’s death entitled to portion of his life insurance,” CBS News In this episode, Brandi pulled from: “Girl Scout Murders | June 13, 1977” by Tim Stanley, Tulsa World “Girl Scout murders in Oklahoma remain unsolved 40 years after tragedy” by Juliana Keeping and Brianna Bailey, The Oklahoman “Gene Leroy Hart Is Found Innocent In Sex Slayings of Three Girl Scouts” by Jim Bradshaw, The Washington Post “40 Years After 3 Girl Scouts Were Killed at Camp, Police Hope DNA Will Reveal Their Killer” by Jeff Truesdell and Christine Pelisek, People Magazine “The Troubling, Still-Unsolved Case of the 1977 Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders” by Cheryl Eddy, Gizmodo  

This week, as Brent and Nick are in the woods, Kyle has his two brothers Kody and Kollen come on the show to fill in. They talk about camp stories where they get into all sorts of shenanigans. News to Kyle and Kollen (and likely their mother as well who listens to this podcast), Kody apparently decided that after someone refused to do his dare, he just said screw it and did it himself. zarubust.com Graphics by hollynorine.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zarubust/support

Camp Nooteeming in Pleasant Valley has been serving the scouting community for 91 years, but newly arrived Scout Executive/CEO for the Hudson Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America, David Horton, recognized that the Camp is in serious need of renovation to become a resident camp. Volunteer Dave Petrovich has taken charge of the project. Together for a joint interview on RadioRotary, they describe plans to set up camping centers for specific topics, events, and skills, including centers devoted to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics); shooting sports; the environment; crafts; and more. Scouts, including Cub Scouts as young as age 5 and Girl Scouts, will use the renovated facilities along with other community groups. In an interesting sidelight, Program Co-Host Jonah Triebwasser tells about how Rotary and scouting have been linked since the earliest days of both service organizations. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Cut for time this week I recount my latest adventure and discuss some of the things on my mind.

Scout and Guide awards, fundraising and government funding...and tragedy strikes a Scout Camp in Georgia. Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Android | TuneIn Radio | Stitcher | Anchor Full show notes available at scoutingstuffpodcast.com.

Scout and Guide awards, fundraising and government funding...and tragedy strikes a Scout Camp in Georgia. ----more----Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Android | TuneIn Radio | Stitcher | AnchorDownload episode:  MP3 News Stories Youth achievement in Scouting and Guiding in Yarmouth recognized -In Jackson, girls are joining the Cub Scouts. Why are they doing it, and how does it work?More than 100 Kansas City girls have joined Cub Scouts. Here's whyBoy Scout seeking shelter from storm killed by falling tree at camp in Georgia Scouts get government cash back, for nowMuslim scouts, UK charity partner to keep girls in schoolGirl Scouts to camp at Pine Mountain Observatory 2nd Penticton Scouts celebrate year end Backwell donkey derby raises funds for scout mini-bus Scouts Canada: Summer Camps in Alberta Celebrate Rich Heritage Send Feedback Email Us | Leave Us a Voice Message | Follow Us on Twitter | Like Us on Facebook | Leave Us a Review Music Unexpected Hoedown in Bagging Area, by Doctor Turtle

In the middle of the night, as thunderstorms engulfed the remote tents of Camp Scott in Locust Grove, Oklahoma, 3 girl scouts were snatched from their sleeping bags. Their ravaged young bodies wouldn’t be found until morning. The discovery was shocking, but there had been warnings: Warnings that were ignored by camp counselors and not […] The post The Girl Scout Camp Murders appeared first on Tiegrabber.

In the middle of the night, as thunderstorms engulfed the remote tents of Camp Scott in Locust Grove, Oklahoma, 3 girl scouts were snatched from their sleeping bags. Their ravaged young bodies wouldn’t be found until morning. The discovery was shocking, but there had been warnings: Warnings that were ignored by camp counselors and not […]

Micah is joined by Longwood University professor Jeff Halliday to discuss his time growing up at Boy Scout camp and how having a father as a scoutmaster is like having a father as a camp director.

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You'll meet a lot of people at a Jamboree or a Scout Camp. Why not trade them for a memento?Subscribe on iTunes | Subscribe on Android | Like Us on Facebook | Follow Us on Twitter----more----Podcast Topic(s)Ken and Colin talk about one of the time-honoured traditions of Scout Camps and international events (such as Jamborees): badge trading. And not just badge trading, but necker trading, and even uniform trading. Trading another Scout for a memento of your meeting, such as a badge or a necker, can be a very rewarding and enriching experience when at a Jamboree...as long as it's a fair trade.Shout-OutsA big shout-out this week to Chris, Brad, and Jos from BioWare, who graciously volunteered their time to come and discuss (board) game design with the Beaver Scout groups that Ken leads.MusicGalizur, by John Zorn & The Dreamers

What programs are available, in Scouts Canada and Boy Scouts of America, for older youth and young adults?Subscribe on iTunes | Subscribe on Android | Like Us on Facebook | Follow Us on Twitter----more----Podcast TopicKen, Colin, and Ted were saddened to learn that their once and former Rover Den — a cabin on Lake Wabamun in Alberta that, as members of the 59th Greenfield/Royal Gardens Rover Crew, they had come to know as their own and cherished as a special place to retreat to — had been burned to the ground to make space for more campsites for the Scout Camp within which it had been located. But out of this, a discussion emerged about the differences between what sorts of programs Scouts Canada has for youth and young adults in the 17+ age range, and what programs Boy Scouts of America has for the same demographic; Brian joined the discussion to fill us in on the latter. Note: Our apologies for the noisy audio quality of some segments of this episode. We had some background noise coming in from somewhere during the recording, and weren't able to completely mitigate it.MusicGalizur, by John Zorn & The DreamersThe Parting Glass, by The High Kings

This video was recorded during the July 6, 2014, opening campfire. This will be the first of a few videos filmed during the campfire that will be posted to the Melrose Scout Productions Podcast. As you can see when you watch this, this year’s staff was pumped to start working with a new week of Boy Scout campers. This video features the staff introductions and the singing of the Many Point Rouser. As all “repeat after me” songs, it gets pretty loud and rowdy by the end.

After nearly twenty years of research and a thousands of hours of work by an army of state editors tonight its here - The Camp Book II.  This is the definitive guide to collecting Boy Scout camps written by Bob Sherman, Dave Minnihan and Kevin Doyle.  Covering a full 1,000 pages this historical reference guide is probably among the most important works in preserving Boy Scout history on a national level.  Many of the details of early Scout council and camp history were lost to time until research from this team preserved it.  Tonight on the show Bob Sherman will share the story of how this two decade project finally came together in 2012.  He will recount the story of the original Camp Book in 1993 and how that 200 page guide has been exponentially expanded and improved for this 21st century edition. Anyone interested in purchasing the book will also be glad to know that live on the show we will announce the official launch of the book and it will go live for sale at http://www.scoutinghotfinds.com and also on eBay. Find more Scouting memorabilia content and all of my podcasts at http://www.scoutpatchcollectors.com.

The Buckskin staff of Many Point Scout Camp lead the campers in the Many Point Rouser on July 11, 2010.

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What happens when the summer camp staff recognizes you from a YouTube video? You end up performing a skit with them at the Friday night closing campfire. So here is "Star Trekking", featuring the Many Point Camp Staff and the scoutmaster of Troop 68.

The 2007 Buckskin Staff of Many Point Scout Camp sings a song about Scouting toward the end of the week's opening campfire program.

Back after a busy two weeks, on this SaintCast we pray for the intercession of St. George as scouting celebrates the 100th anniversary of the first Scout Camp.  A little about the first SQPN board meeting, and more cowbell.  iPhone spoofs, the Saints of the Week, a new St. Jeopardy question, and my preparations for the a journey to New Mexico on SaintCast #66. Three Co-Patronesses of Europe Anglican Saints blog SNL Cowbell episode David Pogue's iPhone spoof

The MPSC Rouser Song is this week's Melrose Scouting Productions Podcast (MSPP) video. The staff begins each week's Sunday night opening campfire with this song which sets the tone for the rest of the evening. It is fast. It is loud. It is energetic. It is rowdy. It is everything a good opening campfire song should be.

In this video the staff of Many Point Scout Camp pay tribute to the largest American legend of all time, Paul Bunyan.