Reminiscing about camp, while catching up and learning about all the great things our old friends are doing now is a pretty great situation to be in.

This week, E. Bell strolls down memory lane with Ellie Tepper Schulman, and learns about her new camp life, as Associate Director of URJ Camp Harlam.

It's a good day when you get to pull some memory marbles out of that pit.

Emergency preparedness expert, camp dad, consultant, Head of Healthcare Product Management for the American Red Cross, and camp person to the core - all things that describe this week's special guest, Jonathan Epstein.

Join us as we dive into his camp experiences, and explore the importance of safety at camp.

We've got a very special episode this week, and we are thrilled to slap some legit psychology on our love of camp. Expert guest Dr. Tracy Brenner joins us this week as we discuss why camp is so good for kids, counselors, and ultimately...THE WORLD.

This week we continue the deep dive into why we love camp with Katie Milne and Liz Kahn, Co-Directors at Tripp Lake Camp in Poland, Maine.

Their heartfelt and authentic appreciation of camp is an inspiration.

We are so lucky to be joined by two lifelong camp enthusiasts, who are now the next generation of camp leadership. Katie Milne and Liz Kahn are the Co-Directors of Tripp Lake Camp, in Poland, Maine, and we are fortunate to have them with us to help spread the love of camp.

As we continue to broaden our understanding of camp and what it means to be a true Camp Person, we are so pleased to welcome Nick Bernstein, Senior Vice President of Late Night Programming for CBS, and a Camp Person to the core!

This week we are pleased to be joined by youth camping industry veteran Jeff Konigsberg. Jeff is the owner/director at Camp Takajo in Naples, Maine, and is owner of Tripp Lake Camp in Poland, Maine. With 55 years of camp under his belt, Jeff is a wealth of knowledge and experience - which he is eager to share with everyone else who loves summer camp.

Camp is camp is camp. Join E. Bell this week as he talks with his first non-Tripp Laker. Stacy Lotz is a Professor of Art at Monmouth College in Illinois, and was on the art staff at Belvoir Terrace in Lennox, Mass. for seven summers.

In what Eric thought would be an interesting look into the differences of another camp, it was immediately clear that camp is camp is camp.

It's Millennial takeover week. E. Bell is joined by a group of women who have spanned the globe to maintain their friendships and share their love of camp. Jill Ouellette, Natalie Goodin, Zoe Dinerstein, and Ruby Hind join us from the East Coast, Midwest, West Coast, and the UK to answer the ever important question, "Who run this mutha?"

We know that our camp friendships are special, and there are no better examples of that than today's guests. These men and I have seen a lot, probably too much, together, and they have had a profound impact on my life.

They approached camp, and life, with full and open hearts and they are the perfect example of Camp People.