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The Virginia Headwaters Council (VAHC) is the local council of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) that serves Scouts in areas of the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia and West Virginia and areas of central Virginia.
Campfire smoke reaches the council budget, and you might want to stay for both.
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Audrey Storm frames scouting night as a practical act of welcome, clarity, and shared energy.
Recruitment sits at the practical center of this August CampCast episode, as Audrey Storm looks at how a joint scouting night can help families understand what the program offers.
A candid scouting conversation considers how respectful change around Native imagery can begin.
CampCast examines the BSA's use and portrayal of Native American imagery, ceremonies, and rituals through a Virginia Headwaters Council scouting conversation.
A rain-dampened visit to an Order of the Arrow fellowship, where scouting stories gather near the council fire.
CampCast spends the Order of the Arrow Spring Fellowship weekend at Camp Shenandoah with Shenandoah Lodge, letting chilly rain, campfire smoke, drumbeats, and ceremony shape a set of conversations with lodge youth.
A plain, useful look at how Virginia Headwaters Council plans its money, with Camp Shenandoah as the largest revenue piece.
Council finances turn into a practical service story as Eagle Scout and council treasurer Matt Phillippe explains how Virginia Headwaters Council is trying to stop spending beyond its income after recent deficits.
Chattanooga scouting talk with judges, historians and friendly ribbing.
Daily TED and TEDx talks hosted by Elise Hu, spanning science, psychology, and creativity.
Pop culture, personal stakes, and room for a tangent.
CampCast S2 Epi9 features Audrey Storm, Virginia Headwaters Council Vice Chair for Membership, discussing joint scouting nights after years of declining membership and missing Cub Scout numbers following COVID.
CampCast from the Virginia Headwaters Council centers this episode on Native imagery and cultural appropriation in the Boy Scouts of America, with Melissa Watts, a Yurok tribal member and Troop 111 scouter, joining Kyle and Adam.
CampCast S2Ep4 - OA Spring Fellowship, hosted by Adam Sowers at Camp Shenandoah, features Stephen Lilly, M.
Matt Phillippe says the council office sale is about cash, not losing scouting support.
Adam Sowers and Kyle Enfield of CampCast explain why the Boy Scouts of America’s February 8, 1910 founding is marked through blue and gold celebrations.
A podcast from the Virginia Headwaters Council of the Boy Scouts of America featuring interviews and stories about scouting, camping, and youth development.
The episode discusses the return of the council podcast, includes interviews with the Scout Executive and a Cub Master, and addresses community needs during the pandemic.
A discussion about the rebranding of the Virginia Headwaters Council, BSA, featuring the Council Key 3.