
A podcast for those who may have left summer camp, but camp never left us.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 106 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

In what's become an annual tradition of sorts, I sat down with a bunch of campers this summer while teaching podcasting at Camp Ramah New England, and we tackled a number of interesting topics: their relationship to AI, the role camp plays in their l... more
Beth Orlansky went viral recently when during her appearance on Jeopardy(!) she gave a shout out to the Jewish summer camp in Mississippi where she met her partner, Steve Orlansky. As it turns out, all three Orlansky siblings can trace their marriage... more
On location at Crane Lake Camp this summer, I sat down with director Efraim Yudewitz for a fun conversation about the differences between camp when we were growing up versus camp now, as well as pranks, camp love, and much much more. Don't waste a mi... more
Camp expert and all-around good guy Jack Schott joins for our latest episode! We talk about the ability for camp counselors to influence our lives, the beauty of unstructured time, and much much more! Don't waste a minute, take a listen!
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Micah and his guests joyously put the magic of camp in my earbuds with every episode!!
This show is pure joy! I listen to it every night before I go to sleep to end my day with a smile. It is like Calgon - it takes me away. 😄
I don’t listen to many podcasts and i love this one. As a Jewish kid who grew up in Alabama and went to summer camp as a teen this podcast just brings me back to my summer home.
What a great podcast, it brings me way back! Camp was, is a whole other world! Thank you for this podcast! It’s the best way to travel back and see I to my younger life.
Fun and addictive podcast, bringing us back to a time when the school year was just one long rest hour between summers.










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Recent guests on Campfires and Color Wars include:
1. Larry Orlansky
2. Naomi Orlansky
3. Linda Posner
4. Mark Posner
5. Efraim Yudewitz
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