Posts in April 2020

Slide of the Month - Kachina (opens in a new tab)

Channeling Whittlin Jim ·

April 2020 Time to make: 2 hours Boys Life "Slide of the Month" May 1984, page 67 Original design: Fritz Hines Leather design: Bill Macfarlane As I understand it, Kachina are friendly and helpful spirits to the Pueblo Indians. Kachina dolls, carved wooden and brightly painted miniature replicas of ceremonial dancers, are given to children…

April 1, 2020 (opens in a new tab)

Ask Andy ·

________________________________________ Dear Readers, I’ve seen various “gallows humor” emails floating around, and the occasional wry comment on social media, and these have impelled me to consider today. As many if not most of you already know, I’ve been writing special “April Fool’s Day” columns for you since 2007.

Unsung Hero: 9-year-old Cub Scout calmly calls 911 after sister's injury (opens in a new tab)

Bryan on Scouting / On Scouting · archived copy

This is Unsung Heroes , a Bryan on Scouting blog series celebrating under-reported acts of Scouting heroism. These are stories that don’t make national headlines — but should. That’s doubly true in this world that can always use more good news. Read the latest story below, and find instructions for sharing your own Unsung Heroes story at…

How Members of the Sikh Scouting Community Recognize Guru Nanak Sahibji’s Parkash Purab, Khalsa Saajna Divas and Vaisakhi (opens in a new tab)

Scouting Wire ·

In our “A Scout is Reverent” series, Scouting Wire takes a look at how Scouting families across the country observe a variety of religious holidays of their own faith and support fellow unit members in theirs. Join us as Kavneet Singh, Chief Resource and Advocacy Officer of the American Sikh Council, shares a unique perspective…

Issue 636 – April 7, 2020 (opens in a new tab)

Ask Andy ·

________________________________________ Looking for a new way to talk about Scouting to a friend, a co-worker, or a possible major donor? Here’s a brilliant video that describes the essence of Scouting as an EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. It’s narrated by a personal Scouting friend of more than 30 years—Mr.

An Eagle extension (opens in a new tab)

Bobwhite's Blather ·

Despite our efforts to keep Scouting programs going in the face of the worldwide pandemic, some things just become impossible at the moment. Merit badge requirements that include camping, for instance, and the collaborative nature of Eagle projects when we can’t come together due to social distancing threaten the timely completion of requirements.

Issue 637 – April 14, 2020 (opens in a new tab)

Ask Andy ·

________________________________________ The story below is originally from NorthJersey.com and NBC Nightly News, and I’m thrilled to included it here (I was raised in New Jersey and earned my Eagle rank there). Our friend “Bryan on Scouting” also published this. Enjoy! “Sometimes music can say more than words.

Issue 638 – April 21, 2020 (opens in a new tab)

Ask Andy ·

________________________________________ Hi Andy, I’m sure this has been asked before, but I just can’t find the answer… We’ve been told that a Scout can’t ask for a board of review until after he or she has been active in current rank for six months.

Issue 639 – April 28, 2020 (opens in a new tab)

Ask Andy ·

________________________________________ Hey Andy, How do I search all 638 of your issues a specific topic without having to open every individual issue? (Tony) There’s deliberately no index. That’s because there are rarely “blanket” answers that will apply to every nuance of every situation folks have been writing to me about these past 19 years!

Their Moviemaking merit badge counselor directed three 'Hunger Games' films (opens in a new tab)

Bryan on Scouting / On Scouting · archived copy

Francis Lawrence (top left) met with seven Scouts to teach the Moviemaking merit badge beginning in April. Like other merit badge counselors, Francis Lawrence brings passion, expertise and professional experience to this important volunteer role. It just so happens that Lawrence’s experience is as an accomplished Hollywood director.