Idaho 4-H Roundup

Jeremy sits down with the venerable Maureen Toomey, a long term guide for the Idaho 4-H program with mental health, healthy living styles, arts, and other great programs throughout the state. Together, they discuss her career, and the fantastic “Art Advocates” program offered in Idaho.

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Last Episode’s Answer:   The 'Intermediate' Age Group is for Youth 11-13 Years of Age (as of January 1st).

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Joe sits down with Montana State University Collegiate 4-H current and past presidents to discuss their road to bringing back a collegiate 4-H program. The discussion covers some of the ways that MSU students are working hard to make their collegiate program sustainable for generations of future members. Breanna and Cade share how they’re focussing on incremental steps to support the broader 4-H program across Montana, and what eff...

Jeremy gets tied up this episode…. No… Really! The Eastern District teens took over this time around… They stole Jeremy’s podcast gear, and, well…

Good luck, dear listener. Hah!

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Last Episode’s Answer:   The project category with the most projects is Animal and Vet Science... Even though Joe was convinced it was Creative Arts.

This Episode’s Question:   What color do statewide events appear with in ZSuite?

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Joe sits down with two youth participants of the States 4-H Exchange (Outbound) program to discuss their experiences, stories, and anxious anticipation. We hear about travel opportunities for Costa Rica and Japan, and learn a little more about what it takes to participate.

Jeremy gets another trivia question correct! But Joe throws one that’s a little more challenging, his way. See if you can answer the trivia, correctly go to the e...

Following breakfast with Gem-Boise County leaders, Joe and Jeremy get a little help announcing what’s happening in Idaho 4-H, now.

Jeremy has a conversation with Butte County extension staff David and Shaylee about the Learn Everywhere with 4-H program spurring up in Idaho. The program offers an opportunity for high-school students to engage with 4-H to earn school credit.

Jeremy also has a conversation with a few groups of youth at ...

In this episode, Carrie and Debbie give Joe some thoughts on why it can be helpful to bring club officers together early in the year to help them organize how they wish to plan out their 4-H year.

Jeremy and Joe go around the state with plenty of exciting 4-H spring-break camp activities, too!

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Last Episode’s Answer:   Jimmy Carter is the well known United States President who was also a 4-H member.
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Jeremy sits down with Emma Wittman to talk about her participation in the Idaho Legislative Page program; an opportunity that she became excited about after attending the KYG (Know Your Government) program.

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Last Episode’s Answer:   "4-H Mall" or "Shop 4-H" are both well known names for the National 4-H supply.
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This Episode’s Question:   Name one United States President who was a 4-H Alum...

Jeremy sits down with Scott Nash to talk about selecting a market animal, meanwhile, Joe seems to be in disbelief about everything… What month it is, how high pigs can jump, and how many things are happening around the state. (Get it together, Joe!) Maybe that’s got something to do with why he sounds like a robot? There’s lots happening across the state as the 4-H year now seems to be “in proper swing.” So be sure to listen to what...

Jeremy and Joe get yet another opportunity to visit in person with a group of the youth taking time to plan and organize two of the premiere Idaho State 4-H events. The State Teen Association Convention (STAC) and the Idaho Learn, Engage Act, Develop Summit (I-LEADS)!

Listen in to their conversations about producing promotional videos, and preparing for the conferences! Maybe even catch a tease of the themes…

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Jeremy and Joe visit about the start of the new year and recap with a look back at the 2023 Central District awards banquet and leader’s training.

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Last Episode’s Answer:   Calvin Coolidge was the U.S. President who issued the 1925 Christmas Address to Boys and Girls as the first Honorary Chairman of the National Committee on Boys’ and Girls’ Club Work (now National 4-H Council).
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Merry Christmas from the Idaho 4-H Roundup Crew!

Recorded on Christmas Eve, Jeremy and Joe visit about being thankful for the 4-H program, and the wonderful people they have connected with. The visit then extends to some of their wonderful 4-H connections with other phenomenal 4-H leaders.

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Last Episode’s Answer: Maurice Johnson was the leader who originally donated the bulk records spanning the years 1913-1985 for 4-H clu...

Joe finally got around to editing Jeremy’s interview with Timber from the Eastern Idaho State Fair. Wait… Wasn’t that like… Months ago?

Don’t ask.

In this Episode, Jeremy and Joe visit with Micah Winters and some of the amazing volunteers who helped to make “4-H Fun Friday” come together for Micah’s senior project in Mackay, Idaho; bringing 4-H to the youth in his community.

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Jeremy visits with a whole bunch of youth all participating in the state hunting project meeting in Jerome. The youth discuss the various parts of the project and activities they were able to participate in.

Joe explains a little about “Experiential Learning” and why the DO, REFLECT, APPLY model can be so helpful for learners. See the video and some other neat resources below.

HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS!!! Don’t forget that scholarships are...

Jeremy sits down with this year’s group of state youth leaders, the Idaho 4-H State Teen Association officers. Their conversation covers their a little of their 4-H background, what first got them interested in being a state officer, and their goals for the 4-H year.

Joe tells us a little about why parliamentary procedure is valuable tool for our 4-H club and organizational meetings, giving us a glimpse into why Robert’s Rules can m...

Through the magic of podcasting, Joe and Jeremy get to sit together to record the podcast…. twice!

During the fun of Idaho LEAD Summit, Joe and Jeremy sit down to speak with robot keepers Matt and Robin to talk about the exciting future of the all-new 4-H lead robotics program: “AgRobotics.” A hands-on Lego-robotics-based program aimed at engaging youth across Idaho in robotic activities.

Want to get involved with AgRobotics? Start b...

A collection of interviews and discussions surrounding the spontaneity and shenanigans that happened during the first-ever Idaho LEAD Summit.

What is LEADS?

• Learn
• Engage
• Act
• Develop

This conference is the third premiere state-wide event held by Idaho 4-H. Focussed on helping youth find their spark ✨.

In this episode, hear from a variety of youth, volunteers and staff about their experiences during LEADS, and their hopes for the p...

Jeremy visits with Claire Sponseller, one of Idaho's Area Educators to discuss her role in STEM, and how STEM education is reaching more youth and families across the state of Idaho. Claire and Jeremy discuss some of the fun and interesting ways to apply STEM learning in everyday 4-H activities, and Joe tells about "Intentional STEM Infusion."

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Last Episode's Answer: "Blue" is the highest ribb...

Jeremy visits with Maylee McConnel Soong and Keira Ferro of Caldwell to discuss their involvement and leadership in the Healthy Advocates program offered to help youth solve community health challenges that they've identified. They discuss the impact and positive outcomes youth have seen from their experience.

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Last Episode's Answer: Coin Collecting (Jeremy is on a roll with another win!)
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