In this episode, our guest Jennifer Lobley shares resources and tools available to improve organizational skills. We dive into planning and organizing, perfect for anyone thinking ahead for the next 4-H program year.

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In this episode, we talk with Jennifer Lobley about the Volunteer Research and Knowledge Competency (VRKC) and how these resources can build volunteers' knowledge and skills. In 4-H, we're all about continued learning and skill growth, even in adults!

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Spotlight on Autumn! In this episode, we learn from this soon-to-be 4-H graduate on what they have valued in their 4-H experience.

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In this episode, we meet soon-to-be 4-H graduate, Suchit! Hear about their 4-H experience, what they've learned, and the impact of caring adult volunteers.

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How do we successfully balance our many responsibilities in volunteer, personal, and work life? In this episode, we talk with 4-H/FCHS Healthy Living Program Coordinator, Jennifer Korneski, for her insight and advice. Be sure to check out the Living Healthy blog for more resources and support.

Have you heard about 4-H Volunteer Connections? These are virtual opportunities for volunteers to connect and network with other 4-H volunteers on the regional and national levels. In this episode, we talk with Kelly Campbell, 4-H Volunteer Engagement Specialist, about this fantastic resource. Check out recordings of the latest sessions of 4-H Volunteer Connections.

In this episode, we talk with Doug McCullough, author of the book "A Billion People in the Shadows". We discuss how accessible doesn't necessarily equal inclusive and what we can be more intentional in building inclusive 4-H programs.

It's the podcast's first year anniversary! And some of our special guests are back to celebrate! In this episode, we talk about what about the 4-H program is so special for adult volunteers. We share some favorite memories and shout out our thanks to the amazing 4-H volunteers who make this community so special.

The way kids learn, the support they need, and what motivates them changes as they grow. How can adults teach and support youth across all ages and stages of development? In part one covering this topic, we will examine some of the differences between age levels from Cloverbud through high school.

In this episode we talk about how 4-H clubs can support youth with special needs. Our guest this time is a 4-H volunteer who co-leads a 4-H club for these youth members. Hear all about this active club, the team of volunteers that make the club possible, and get ideas to make your 4-H programs supportive for all youth.