The Camp Okema Podcast
The Camp Okema Podcast
Podcast Description
The Camp Okema PodcastHosted by Jesse Holmes, Kaleb Schulz, and Landon Nelson, The Camp Okema Podcast is made by the community, for the community. Each episode, we dive into the stories, memories, and traditions that make Camp Okema so special. We’ll also explore the rich history of the camp, from its origins to the impact it’s had on generations of campers and staff.With interviews featuring alumni, staff, and current campers, we’ll keep you connected to the camp’s past and present. Whether you’re a longtime camper or new to the community, tune in to relive the magic and keep the Camp Okema spirit alive all year long.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers themes such as camp history, community memories, and personal anecdotes with episodes highlighting stories from alumni, staff, and campers. For instance, Episode 8 features a discussion on camp layout and memories from Andy Tomyn, while Episode 7 dives into historical accounts and stories about Ted Morton.
The Camp Okema Podcast
Hosted by Jesse Holmes, Kaleb Schulz, and Landon Nelson, The Camp Okema Podcast is made by the community, for the community.
Each episode, we dive into the stories, memories, and traditions that make Camp Okema so special. We’ll also explore the rich history of the camp, from its origins to the impact it’s had on generations of campers and staff.
With interviews featuring alumni, staff, and current campers, we’ll keep you connected to the camp’s past and present. Whether you’re a longtime camper or new to the community, tune in to relive the magic and keep the Camp Okema spirit alive all year long.
We’re back with Part Two of our 20th episode as Jesse and Kaleb continue the conversation with Camp Okema legends Steve and Yvonne Mitchell. This episode dives into the origins and impact of the Youth Ministry Intern (YMI) program, the challenges of building it from the ground up, and the incredible volunteers who helped make it work.
Steve and Yvonne also share stories from the iconic Sleepy Hollow building, reflect on the importance of Tuck time, and highlight the families and supporters who helped shape Okema over the years. It’s a meaningful, memory-filled look at the people and community that made Camp Okema feel like home.
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