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In our second episode of The Great Central Fire, join our host Jeff Coleman for a conversation with George Simmons, an alum and former board member of Camp Kooch. George shares his journey into the camp community back in the 1950s, recounting funny, memorable stories, including flipping a canoe and Arctic expeditions. Listen as he reminisces about key figures he admired, the origins of Ogichi, and friendship ties that span generations. You'll learn about Camp Kooch's rich history and the impact it has had on countless lives. Don't miss George's heartfelt tribute to John Holden and his vision of inclusivity that has shaped the camp's progress. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this trip down memory lane.
Episode Produced by Unbridled Media. Incidental music by Alice Peacock.
By The Camping and Education FoundationIn our second episode of The Great Central Fire, join our host Jeff Coleman for a conversation with George Simmons, an alum and former board member of Camp Kooch. George shares his journey into the camp community back in the 1950s, recounting funny, memorable stories, including flipping a canoe and Arctic expeditions. Listen as he reminisces about key figures he admired, the origins of Ogichi, and friendship ties that span generations. You'll learn about Camp Kooch's rich history and the impact it has had on countless lives. Don't miss George's heartfelt tribute to John Holden and his vision of inclusivity that has shaped the camp's progress. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this trip down memory lane.
Episode Produced by Unbridled Media. Incidental music by Alice Peacock.