Special Guest: Tom's Loopy Scientist.

Guest starring DiamondbackLawyer

Special Guest: DiamondbackLawyer.

This episode is dedicated to all of the awesome people from Kentucky's GSP at Murray State this year. Don’t be strangers, and don’t let society get you down. I’m excited to see all of you doing great things.

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Special Guest: The Marchioness.

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How can you Take Action in your own community?

1. Identify a problem that you see in your community. Think about the problem, and what you can do to improve it.
2. Research the issue: Go to the library or look on the internet for resources that can help you learn about the issue in your community, and some solutions that you could help put in place.
3. Take Action: Work on a plan for solving the problem. Work with friends and family on your plan, and even connect with people that can help you, such as members of the local government, teachers, or experts on what your problem relates to. Put your plan into motion.

Special thanks to Holly for her assistance in the creation of this episode.

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When Caleb arrives at Green Woods for summer camp, he misses his parents, is in a different unit from the only two people he knows, and barely passes his swim test. He doesn't like the food, the bugs, the heat, or the latrine. It seems to him like nothing can get worse until the heat goes up, the bugler plays swim call, and all two hundred campers are rushed to the lake for all camp swim. Caleb looks for Matthew, but he is making friends with the kids in his unit and does not seem interested in playing with Caleb. After Caleb tells him this, Matthew decides to make things right, and seeks Caleb out: wherever he is.
Since he's spending so much time with Caleb, Max is very upset with Matthew, and an exciting time at camp as best friends is ruined by Max's jealousy and Matthew's stubbornness.
Finley arrives with Anne, Jen, and Jake for a few days of Me and My Mum camp, where she's put in the bunkhouse with the other young kids. Finley begins to make friends with the other children, but is dismayed when she realises that she may not ever see them again after camp.
Despite all of these conundrums, can Matthew, Caleb, and Finley enjoy summer camp?

Listen to Part One Here

Listen to Part Two Here

Listen to Part Three Here

When Caleb arrives at Green Woods for summer camp, he misses his parents, is in a different unit from the only two people he knows, and barely passes his swim test. He doesn't like the food, the bugs, the heat, or the latrine. It seems to him like nothing can get worse until the heat goes up, the bugler plays swim call, and all two hundred campers are rushed to the lake for all camp swim. Caleb looks for Matthew, but he is making friends with the kids in his unit and does not seem interested in playing with Caleb. After Caleb tells him this, Matthew decides to make things right, and seeks Caleb out: wherever he is.
Since he's spending so much time with Caleb, Max is very upset with Matthew, and an exciting time at camp as best friends is ruined by Max's jealousy and Matthew's stubbornness.
Finley arrives with Anne, Jen, and Jake for a few days of Me and My Mum camp, where she's put in the bunkhouse with the other young kids. Finley begins to make friends with the other children, but is dismayed when she realises that she may not ever see them again after camp.
Despite all of these conundrums, can Matthew, Caleb, and Finley enjoy summer camp?

Listen to Part One Here

Listen to Part Two Here

When Caleb arrives at Green Woods for summer camp, he misses his parents, is in a different unit from the only two people he knows, and barely passes his swim test. He doesn't like the food, the bugs, the heat, or the latrine. It seems to him like nothing can get worse until the heat goes up, the bugler plays swim call, and all two hundred campers are rushed to the lake for all camp swim. Caleb looks for Matthew, but he is making friends with the kids in his unit and does not seem interested in playing with Caleb. After Caleb tells him this, Matthew decides to make things right, and seeks Caleb out: wherever he is.
Since he's spending so much time with Caleb, Max is very upset with Matthew, and an exciting time at camp as best friends is ruined by Max's jealousy and Matthew's stubbornness.
Finley arrives with Anne, Jen, and Jake for a few days of Me and My Mum camp, where she's put in the bunkhouse with the other young kids. Finley begins to make friends with the other children, but is dismayed when she realises that she may not ever see them again after camp.
Despite all of these conundrums, can Matthew, Caleb, and Finley enjoy summer camp?

Listen to Part One Here

When Caleb arrives at Green Woods for summer camp, he misses his parents, is in a different unit from the only two people he knows, and barely passes his swim test. He doesn't like the food, the bugs, the heat, or the latrine. It seems to him like nothing can get worse until the heat goes up, the bugler plays swim call, and all two hundred campers are rushed to the lake for all camp swim. Caleb looks for Matthew, but he is making friends with the kids in his unit and does not seem interested in playing with Caleb. After Caleb tells him this, Matthew decides to make things right, and seeks Caleb out: wherever he is.
Since he's spending so much time with Caleb, Max is very upset with Matthew, and an exciting time at camp as best friends is ruined by Max's jealousy and Matthew's stubbornness.
Finley arrives with Anne, Jen, and Jake for a few days of Me and My Mum camp, where she's put in the bunkhouse with the other young kids. Finley begins to make friends with the other children, but is dismayed when she realises that she may not ever see them again after camp.
Despite all of these conundrums, can Matthew, Caleb, and Finley enjoy summer camp?

When Caleb arrives at Green Woods for summer camp, he misses his parents, is in a different unit from the only two people he knows, and barely passes his swim test. He doesn't like the food, the bugs, the heat, or the latrine. It seems to him like nothing can get worse until the heat goes up, the bugler plays swim call, and all two hundred campers are rushed to the lake for all camp swim. Caleb looks for Matthew, but he is making friends with the kids in his unit and does not seem interested in playign with Caleb. After Caleb tells him this, Matthew decides to make things right, and seeks Caleb out wherever he is.
Since he's spending so much time with Caleb, Max is very upset with Matthew, and an exciting time at camp as best friends is ruined by Max's jealousy and Matthew's stubbornness.
Finley arrives with Anne, Jen, and Jake for a few days of Me and My Mum camp, where she's put in the bunkhouse with the other young kids. Finley begins to make friends with the other children, but is dismayed when she realises that she may not ever see them again after camp.
Despite all of these conundrums, can Matthew, Caleb, and Finley enjoy summer camp?

Special appearance by Ranger 616, playing the clarinet. The music for this episode is, thematically, jazz music to honour a great musical genre.

Special Guest: Ranger616.

Finley is sceptical abot the Black Lives Matter march at first, but after learning more about the history of racial issues, she decides that it's important to join in and help.

This episode contains discussions regarding current political or social issues, or content believed by some to be unsuitable for young children, including the Black Lives Matter movement, racism, and its history. Though we believe this content should not be censored, some parents may not be of the same opinion, and may wish to listen to this episode before sharing it with their children.

Special Guest: DiamondbackLawyer.

Caleb makes friends with Ellie over their favourite books, Cooper and Matthew have fun playing hockey and baseball, and Finley, Sebastian, and Nalan are always ready for a fun time playing.

Dedicated to Your Story Host's Nana, Grandad, Susu, Bobo, Grandma Val, and Grandpa Chris as well as her cousin's Grandpa Marty and Grandma Robyn. Merry Christmas, all.

In this Take Action Episode, Finley learns about how her community has a negative effect on the environment. She takes steps to help improve the problem she has found and works with others to find solutions.

This is a collaborative episode. Thanks to my awesome eighth grade advanced integrated sciences teacher for the prompt and Jack, Lucy, Nick, Isabelle, Cindy, Caleb, and Kiayl for the supporting details.