Recorded while at Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario, Clark Green wraps up the troop meetings series with Baden-Powell’s century-old advice about trusting patrol leaders and concludes the four-part series on planning the future of your Scout unit. Includes a Scoutmaster’s Minute.

A broken paddle 75 yards from the dock after a week-long canoe trip becomes the perfect illustration of why patrol logs and trip reports matter. Clark then covers patrol logs in depth and wraps up the three-part series on building a troop-based high adventure program.

A long episode covering the three central leadership groups of a Scout troop in Scoutmastership, followed by a listener-requested story about a copperhead snake discovered under the patrol campsite platform, and continuing the high adventure planning series.

Clark Green discusses the Scout uniform as a program tool rather than a rule to enforce, and continues the high adventure planning series. A hiking song is played for Troop 175 from Niles, Illinois, who were listening to the podcast on the road to an outing.

Clark Green discusses patrol logs as a practical tool for patrol leaders and senior patrol leaders, and begins a three-part series on creating a troop-based high adventure program—arguing that no troop should go without some form of high adventure activity each year.