High Adventure Treks HATS Chat

The theme of the campout is "What Footprints Do You Leave Behind" and is one of our Growing Relationships campouts. John speaks with Anatoly Elberg and Richard Stubing about the 4th Grade Hike with the Dinosaurs Campout

Best of clips from the fall podcasts. Video can be found at https://studio.youtube.com/video/XVvEXQlNU0w/edit

In this Episode John is joined by the 4 other directors that have led the leadership academy over the last 15 years. This is the campout edition and is designed for students participating in the upcoming Leadership Academy. We will be covering the traits of a leader: Rejecting passivity, Expecting a greater reward, Accepting responsibility and Leading Courageously.

Where does safety start? John is joined by Charles Triplett, Marc McKenzie and Audrey Barlowe to talk about WFA.

Join John Biedebach and Joe English as they talk about the 9th grade backpack campout

Welcome to High Adventure Treks for Dads and Daughters and Dads and Sons! If you are going on this campout, at least one of you is new to HATS! This podcast is designed to give you a glimpse of what the weekend will be like and prepare you for the campout. We not only talk about HATS, but we also give you some conversation starters for the drive out to camp.

Today we talk to Chris Bowles, former operations director of HATS, and the founder of the HATS rock climbing team. Along with being a long time HATS dad to Kristen and Kerry, and only the 3rd HATS full time employee, Chris stepped in to shore up the rock climbing program at a critical time.

We welcome John Baldwin, the current managing director of HATS, and legendary (or notorious?) creator of the modern day 5th Grade Challenge. This episode is specifically meant for teams heading out for the weekend.

Listen in the car on the way down to get you in the spirit. This episode has questions for teams and conversation starters to kick off the weekend right and start the HATS magic early! We will come out with a future podcast about the history of the San Marcos campout, but this version is for all the teams headed out on the trip.

"It's not a canoe, it's a communication vehicle" - Kipp and John talk about the history of the campout and the theme