The Basecamp Broadcast
The Basecamp Broadcast
Podcast Description
Tune in to the Basecamp Broadcast as we pull back the curtain on the community, history and current projects of the original youth expedition charity - British Exploring Society.
You can expect:
- Insights from seasoned expedition practitioners,
- Inspiring stories of young people's adventures in the wilderness,
- Interviews with leading figures in the outdoor youth-development sector,
- And much, much more.
Episodes will be released regularly with at least one each month.
Subscribe now so you never miss an episode.
Learn more at www.britishexploring.org
Production by Ned Helyar
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes related to youth development, adventure education, and mental health, addressing topics such as the importance of wilderness experiences for young people. Episodes will feature discussions like 'Why adventure matters today,' illustrating the challenges faced by charitable organizations in the youth sector while highlighting the positive impacts of exploration on self-belief and resilience.
Tune in to the Basecamp Broadcast as we pull back the curtain on the community, history and current projects of the original youth expedition charity – British Exploring Society.
You can expect:
– Insights from seasoned expedition practitioners,
– Inspiring stories of young people’s adventures in the wilderness,
– Interviews with leading figures in the outdoor youth-development sector,
– And much, much more.
Episodes will be released regularly with at least one each month.
Subscribe now so you never miss an episode.
Learn more at www.britishexploring.org
Production by Ned Helyar
After the release of our first episode, a couple of our long-standing volunteer expedition Leaders got in touch to share their reflections on what Honor and Martin discussed in EP1. They also shared how they’re feeling about our new strategy “A New Kind of Adventure”, after having been involved in the delivery of its first stages.
Andy Browning and Susannah Cass have led on multiple expeditions for British Exploring Society over the years. In addition to their work with us, both also support other outdoor youth development organisations in the UK.
Their first hand and on-the-ground accounts are invaluable in understanding the systemic issues facing young people today and the benefit that adventurous activity can bring.
Learn more about A New Kind of Adventure and our stepped activity model here.
Production: Ned Helyar
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