Campfires and Color Wars

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.

Writer and author Lang Whitaker joins Judy and Micah to discuss his time at church camp in Anniston, AL, and educates them on the similarities and differences to the camps they grew up at.

How can you have a podcast about summer camp without talking about sex? Sex educator Lindsay Fram joins to discuss experimentation, boundaries, safe spaces and more!

Michael Blieden is known for many things in the comedy world where he's a writer, director and performer, but he's best known (to our hosts at least) as Micah's counselor at Jacobs Camp in the summer of 1990. He joins Micah and Judy to talk about that magical summer as well as growing up at Interlochen Arts Camp in Michigan.

Micah and Judy talk to AJC political reporter Greg Bluestein about the similarities between politics and camp, his time growing up at Camp Barney Medintz, and their favorite and least favorite evening activities.

Micah and Judy talk to Andrew Zidel about growing up at Camp Herzl in Wisconsin, and about some of their favorite summer camp traditions from their childhoods.

In the inaugural episode, Micah and Judy discuss why they are starting a podcast about summer camp memories, their own backgrounds going to summer camp, plus give their answers to the Campfires and Color Wars Questionnaire (which needs a better title).