In this episode, Nelson and Adam interview Steph Hanson, the co-director of Camp Nebagamon. They talk about what it was like being at camp this summer, what campers can be excited for and prepared for next summer, and answer some VERY important questions on Adam Kaplan's robot situation. 

In this episode, Adam and Nelson interview Jim Koretz. He was a camper in the 70's but loves it just as much today. He talks about the importance of keeping in touch with all of your old camp friends, as well as why camp has had such a big impact on his life. KTFB. 

On this episode, Nelson and Adam interview the Montag brothers and father, Sam, Ben, and John. They talk about their different perspectives on camp as kids vs. adults, what camp has meant to them as a whole, and how they have been able to Keep the Fires Burning. The Montag family would like to give a special shoutout to Buddy Herzog. KTFB. 

If you listened to our last episode, you heard Ryan Zimmerman's message that he sent into our show. Adam and Nelson interview Ryan Zimmerman, their former counselor from Logger 5 (2017). They talk about Ryan's perspective of being their counselor, compare and contrast the experience of camp from a camper vs counselors perspective, and tell some hilarious stories. KTFB. 

Adam and Nelson Interview former camper and current ski boat driver at Camp Nebagamon: Hugh Broder. Hugh was a camper in the 60's and still loves camp just as much today. He talks about his and his family's journey through Nebagamon, compares the traditions of then and now, and talks about how camp has impacted his life working in New York! KTFB. 

In this episode, Adam and Nelson interview the 2 Isle Royale trips of 2019, learning about the names of the trips, crazy and funny experiences that happened, and the impact of Isle Royale as a camper. On behalf of the eighth grade class of 2019, we hope this episode encourages everyone at camp to go out of their comfort zone and go out on trail, as it is a once in a life tim opportunity! KTFB. 

Adam and Nelson Interview the LJ village co-pushes of 2019, Andy Cohen and Noah Stein. They learn about the bond between this dynamic duo, talk about experiences at camp and its impact on them today, and review the guidelines of what constitutes a "Cowboy". 

Nelson and Adam interview the current co-director of Camp Nebagamon, Adam Kaplan (2003 - Present). Kaplan tells stories of how he found out about 54849, what he was like as a staff member, and some of the crazy things he has seen as a director. Keep the fires burning. 

Adam and Nelson release their first episode of "What Keeps the Fires Burning?", telling stories, jokes, and fun experiences at Camp Nebagamon to show off what this podcast is all about. Keep the fires burning.