Brooklyn-based storyteller Courtney Antonioli joins Micah and Sara to talk about her summer as Director of an all-girls arts & empowerment summer camp. She shares stories about a frozen t-shirt contest gone terribly wrong, her girls' crush on a geriatric campus security guard, and how making "adult choices" sometimes means choosing to eat ice cream for breakfast. We also ponder the question, "Can you be too old for camp?", wonder how some girls "bleed cute", and try to figure out just how many pads and tampons a pre-teen girl needs to bring to camp.

Writer of the blog Summer Camp Culture Matt Ralph joins Micah and Sara to discuss their favorite representations of summer camp in movies and TV. Wet Hot rules!

Host of the Unorthodox Podcast Mark Oppenheimer joins Micah and Sara to discuss the joys of being naked at summer camp.

Leah Tennen and Mike Klotz join Micah to discuss the life of the camp director's kids, the frustrations and the perks, and the unique perspective of the summer that comes with it.

There's something about summer camp that brings out the performer in everyone. Micah is joined by guest host "Michael" Ziggy Danziger and actor/playwright Jon Ross to discuss the relationship between theater and camp and relive some of the best - and worst - camp performances.

What's better, being a camper or being a counselor? Judy and Micah are joined by Austin schoolteacher Sara Ballon to discuss the pros and cons of each, with a special appearance by Judy's long-time camp friend Dan Hart.

Longtime Jacobs Camp director (and Micah's father) Macy Hart joins to try to make sense of the U.S. presidential election and give the advice he used to give campers and counselors faced with difficult circumstances.

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.

Micah is joined by professional chef Sara Molinaro to discuss all the ins and outs of summer camp food, how it's changed over the years, and just what exactly is in bug juice.

Writer and author Nathan Rabin joins Judy and Micah to discuss being homesick, what it's like to feel like an outsider at camp, and his new book about the 2016 election and the Insane Clown Posse.