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.

Clark Green continues the troop meetings series, using the story of a painter’s chaotic-looking studio as a metaphor for the productive disorder of a well-run Scout meeting—where what looks like a mess is actually Scouts learning. Also continues the series on planning the future of your unit.

Clark Green begins a multi-part series on troop meetings, explaining what the Scoutmaster’s role should and shouldn’t be—setting things in motion and stepping back to let Scouts work through what looks like organized chaos. Includes a Scoutmaster’s Minute on the BSA’s 100th anniversary.