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An Hour A Week? Scout Podcast #68

11th March 2006

An Hour A Week? Scout Podcast #68

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Podcast #68-Our Pack’s Blue & Gold Part 1 and Pinewood Derby Feedback

The Blue & Gold went great. It’s time to move on to other things, so I’d love to hear from you. Listen to the end of the show for more details.

The Flying Garcias

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  1. 1 On March 12th, 2006, joe said:

    CM Chris,

    I just want to say thanks for the work you are doing for the scouting world. I found your podcast on a list and link to your website. I am an engineering tech by trade so I spend a few hours in front of a computer, so it was nice to listen to your podcast. I picked up a few things also.

    Regarding the pinewood derby times for other people we have a super track. Our track is made of plastic and a standard time on it is 2.6-8 seconds. My son was the fastest in his den and the pack this year with a time of 2.48 seconds. He was 2 tenths of a second faster than most of the others in the pack. I HAVE NO IDEA WHY but he just had a fast car this year. We went to our district derby and it is an aluminium track. At that race you have all of the first place winners from the packs. I have no idea what a average time on that track would be but in the Wolf race my son took second place with a time of 2.998. First was around 2.994. The last car was 3.2. I hope this helps.

    Could you tell me or give me a link on how to do a podcast. What do you use to record, edit, etc. I think it is a great tool for scouting and getting a message out and I would really like to try my hand at it.

    Again, thank you for your information.

    YIS,

    Joe
    CubMaster
    Wolf Den Leader

    http://www.pack48moreland.tripod.com

    posted on March 12th, 2006 at 7:41 am

  2. 2 On March 24th, 2006, Cy Fenton said:

    Hey Chris. In regards to Tigers and the Bobcat badge - I say it’s about time! I have 3 boys - 12 (2nd class Boy Scout), 8 (Wolf Scout), and 5 (desperate to be a Tiger in 2 years). My middle already had all the memorization done BEFORE he even was a Tiger, so I’m pretty sure we won’t be taxing them.

    I was very glad they decided to allow the Tigers to wear the blue uniform last year , and now the Bobcat badge next year. I’ve always felt that the Tiger program as it was originally setup felt like it was “stuck on”. What I mean by that is that Tigers felt like they where playing a Cub Scouts, and Wolves felt like you where now a “real” Cub scout.

    Thanks for an interesting show!

    YiS,

    Cy Fenton
    Cubmaster
    Pack 14
    Franklin, TN

    posted on March 24th, 2006 at 11:27 pm

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