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Benjamin "Benjy" Ringe was a camper, counselor and is now a member of the Holt-Elwell Memorial Foundation Board of Trustees. He is the CEO and "Dreamweaver" behind B. Bold Content Studios.
Alejandro Medina Mora attributes his own personal willingness to step outside of his comfort zone and to believe in himself to his years at Mowglis. In a few short years he has become a force to be reckoned with in his native country of Mexico where he had served in various capacities including legal counsel to the President of Mexico. I caught up with him in his final two months at the Harvard Kennedy School where he is wrapping up a Masters in Public Administration.
A favorite among campers and counselors alike Alphonso Coles was a camper for only one year - 1971 - coming to Mowglis in the Den and getting all of his graduation requirements despite that. He returned for 1 year as Jr. Staffer and has been active his entire life in caring for the planet.
Charlie Walbridge aka CWAL is probably the best known Mowglis today. Beloved by members of the Mowglis family and a loyal alumnus who annually returns to Mowglis to lead the Red Ribbon White Water paddling trip and usually to also do a "Cool Tools" campfire and a paddling campfire. Charlie recounts his days at Mowglis beginning with the first trip into the camp to take his spot in Akela accompanied by his first new Mowglis friend Donald Snow Margeson of Portsmouth NH.
Episode 5 Mowglis memories: Charlie Feuer (Den 1974) shares his extensive knowledge about Mowglis history and stories of his own youth at Mowglis.
Arthur Bradbury Mowglis Camper & Staff 1949-1955; Watermaster 1969-70, 2003
Jim Hart interview. Jim was a camper from 1960-1967 his graduate year. He has served on the staff and as Director of Mowglis. In this podcast he recounts memories of his dad, Smitty the Chef, Frank Hubbard and the Cubs of 1968 -among other things!
Frank Punderson Den 46
David Concannon is an attorney and explorer with nearly 40 years of experience as a scuba diver and over 25 years as a trial lawyer in courtrooms around the United States. David has lost only one trial in his legal career, his first, and he didn’t like it. He has not lost another trial since 1995.
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Mowglis memories is a podcast created from time to time to share stories and interviews with the alumni and interested members of the public

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