Idaho 4-H Roundup

In this… “extra” episode of the podcast, Joe sits down with the Idaho 4-H State Teen Officers during their preparations for the State Teen Association Convention. The officers recount some of the tall tales that they’ve amassed over their time as officers. Joe interjects to keep some form of control, but things quickly fall off the rails.

In this episode, we sit down with an old friend; Jeremy Hampton! Jeremy has been a volunteer for Idaho 4-H programs for several decades, at this point. His own children grew up in the program and held various leadership positions. Now, even after his own children have grown and “left the nest,” Jeremy is still volunteering. He works to raise funds for the programs he’s involved with in Eastern Idaho, and he continues to teach, inspire, and foster the next generation of great leaders in Idaho 4-H. Jeremy was recognized at the county, district, and state levels with the Distinguished Service Award in 2025. This achievement is a milestone for any leader, and signifies the tireless efforts of a leader to support the Idaho 4-H program. The Idaho 4-H Roundup has showcased several of these terrific leaders over the years, and their stories always inspire greatness. Go back to listen from our other friends. We hope that you’ll be just as inspired about the great leaders that Idaho has grown through the 4-H program.

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to be a 4-H professional, or an Extension Educator? Well, in this episode, Joe sits down with a few 4-H professionals to talk to them about why they started working in their roles.

Here’s the second part… We know you’ve been waiting!In this episode we cover EVEN MORE about ambassador programs around the state of Idaho. No, it’s not all of them, but it’s a good covering for you to enjoy! Maybe take some ideas home about the ambassador program that you’re thinking about…

In this first part (of a two-part series), Joe sits down after a fair in Latah county to talk to some of the Livestock Ambassadors about their role, what they like about helping out other livestock youth. Stay tuned for the next episode to learn more about Ambassadors across Idaho!

Check out the new a 4-H podcast for the state of Idaho!https://open.spotify.com/show/07Ec16YXNta85HRaPS9pMi?si=952b9253394b4756

What’s new with 4-H? What excites the state? Those are the questions we asked the Idaho State 4-H Director.Nancy Shelstad, a full professor based out of the Caldwell Research and Extension Center, Idaho AgriculturalExperiment Station under the University of Idaho has worked in numerous roles for 4-H in Idaho. She has servedas the Area Extension Educator — 4-H Youth Development in the Caldwell Research and Extension Center; and nowis the acting Interim State 4-H Director.Her experience with youth development is far-reaching, and she’s brought a wealth of experience. Today……Ok, maybe it was last fall, sometime……at some point, Joe sat down with Nancy to talk about her vision for Idaho 4-H. Where the program is headed,what she’s excited about, and what’s shaking across the state.

We've got some great things coming your way in the 2025-2026 4-H year... Get Ready!

Every year, youth work hard to show off their efforts at the county fair. Inthis episode, Joe sits down with some of the youth at the North Idaho State Fairin Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. We listen to youth talking about their experience atfair, and the things they’ve learned.

We bring on some entrepreneurial youth who report all of the activities of“Ignite by 4-H”. Vincent and Vada give us a few daily recaps, and Cynthia helpswith some of the post-conference interviews.

Announcing the new STEM On the Street and STEMbassadors from Kootenai County.Serving all of the Northern District, Joe talks to a few of the youth who areparticipating in the Digital Media Team. These youth are working behind thescenes to stream new and exciting 4-H content to the world.

“We’re All Stars”That was the theme for the 2025 edition of the State Teen Association Convention.Now that it’s in the books, take a listen to this brief snapshot of the youth whoparticipated in this year’s conference.

The venerable Chloe Rowland joins Joe to discuss what she’s been up to since retiring from office as the 2022-2023 Idaho State 4-H Teen President. She shares her experience as a lead facilitator at the National 4-H Conference.

Joe invades a meeting with the Citizenship Washington Focus (CWF) group inNez Perce county. We sit down to listen to several of the youth delegates andleaders who are participating in the CWF program. Youth and adults will betraveling to Washington D.C. later this year to explore monuments, visit withlegislators, and learn about American history and government.

We thought this one would forever be lost to the folds of time, or at least thatwe might really need to reconsider ever giving Joe any control over our audiostorage. As it turns out, this wasn’t as lost as we thought!In this brief episode, we hear from the five Idaho 4-H State Teen Officers. Whythey considered running for office, what they’re excited about in this new year,and more!

The 2025 KYG is off and running. As this episode is released, things arewrapping up for the conference. The Judicial branch is working on wrapping uptheir cases, the Legislators are hearing final deliberations, and the reportersare frantically trying to edit their extra to present all the KYG City findings!Listen in as we hear some of the fun across the conference!

A bit of a mess… Joe forgot to get scheduling done. Whoops! An interview with some of the ladies serving the AmeriCorps program while visiting the CL2NI 4-H camp in Sanders, Idaho.Joe gets some help while Jeremy is on a much-needed vacation from some 4-H members, but somehow “FAIR SEASON” takes precedence over all other “What’s Happening” events? Who’s producing this show, anyway?

Jeremy sits down with Tami Goetz, the Northern District 4-H educator, and state shooting sports director to discuss her background with 4-H, shooting sports, and new opportunities for the project.TriviaLast Episode’s Answer:   Fremont County [Read More]This Episode’s Question:   What does the acronym 'I-LEADS' stand for?SUBMIT TRIVIA ANSWEREpisode Articles and Websites4-H History Preservation Songs4-H Western Heritage Shooting SportsSpecial GuestsTami Goetz: Regional Extension Educator — 4-H Youth Development   [Website]

Jeremy visits with youth and adults from Central District 4-H camp, this year! This is Jeremy’s first time at camp… what??? Yeah, we were surprised, too.TriviaLast Episode’s Answer:   There are 5 State Teen OfficersThis Episode’s Question:   Which county in Idaho has been recognized as having their own 4-H camp song?Episode Articles and WebsitesNorthwest Youth Financial Education | University of IdahoCredit Score MillionaireInterstellar InvestorinTuitionLevy GulchMarlon Monkey Borrows BananasMax Learns About MoneyMoney Ninja WarriorNight of the Living DebtPirate LootTeens Credit Card

This year, at the Idaho 4-H State Teen Association Convention, Jeremy visits with youth, presenters, state officers and more! Listen to enjoy a taste of the conference.

Joe visits with the 2023 Distinguished Service Award recipient and discusses her experiences with a few of the countless projects which she’s lead.Jeremy and Joe are getting ready for the State Teen Association Convention. Get ready to hear more of the activities coming soon!TriviaLast Episode’s Answer:   Land Grant InstitutionThis Episode’s Question:   How many State Teen Officers are there?Special GuestsJoan Poppino: 2023 Distinguished Service Award Recipient  

Jeremy sits down with Bethany and Kim from Bonneville County to discuss the Bonneville County Summer Blitz, an exciting program packing all kinds of awesome activities into the span of only a few days to kick off 4-H activities at the beginning of summer.TriviaLast Episode’s Answer:   ~65,000 youth were impacted by Idaho 4-H in the last year.This Episode’s Question:   Which of the following does the University of Idaho fall into?Service Grant InstitutionLand Grant InstitutionCommunity Grant InstitutionSpecial GuestsBethany Church   Kimberly Weiland: 4-H Secretary   [ Website ]

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.TriviaLast Episode’s Answer:   The 'Intermediate' Age Group is for Youth 11-13 Years of Age (as of January 1st).This Episode’s Question:   How Many Youth did Idaho 4-H Impact Across the State of Idaho Last Year?Episode Articles and WebsitesNational Gallery of ArtNational 4-H CongressState Teen Association Convention (STAC) RegistrationSpecial GuestsMaureen Toomey: Area Extension Educator — 4-H Youth Development  

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 efforts they’re making to connect younger members to supportive “near-peers” as positive role models.TriviaLast Episode’s Answer:   State-wide events are colored RED in ZSuite.This Episode’s Question:   What is the age-range for the intermediate project category?Episode Articles and WebsitesMontana State University Collegiate 4-HNational Collegiate 4-H Program InformationPositive Youth Development ResultsSpecial GuestsBreanna Blain: President | MSU Collegiate 4-H   [ Website ]Cade Duran: Past President | MSU Collegiate 4-H   [ Website ]

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!TriviaLast 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?Episode Articles and WebsitesList of Projects and Additional Information in IdahoYouth.orgEpisode CreditsGuest Host: Nathan ChurchGuest Host: Fall OrgillGuest Host: Lisa MuellemGuest Host: Cynthia Squires

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 episode page and submit your answer! https://idaho4hroundup.com/episodes/4-h-beyond-the-borders/TriviaLast Episode’s Answer:   There are 44 counties in Idaho. [Read More]This Episode’s Question:   Which project category in Idaho 4-H has the most projects?Animal and Vet ScienceCivic Engagement and LeadershipClothing, Textiles, and DesignCloverbudConsumer and Personal FinanceCreative ArtsFood and CookingHealth and WellnessNatural ScienceOutdoor RecreationSelf-DeterminedTech, Engineering, and Computer ScienceEpisode Articles and WebsitesStates 4-H ExchangeIdaho States 4-H Exchange FacebookClub Secretary HandbookSpecial GuestsCourtney Reimers: Idaho States 4-H International Exchange CoordinatorJordan Gates: Youth | States 4-H Exchange Outbound Participant  Jaelyn Gates: Youth | States 4-H Exchange Outbound Participant  

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 the Central District teen retreat in Albion. They talk about the financial education the teens engage with.TriviaLast Episode’s Answer:   Jill Bramble is the active National 4-H CEO. [Read More]This Episode’s Question:   How many Counties are in IdahoEpisode Articles and WebsitesLearn Everywhere with 4-HVice President's HandbookSpecial GuestsDavid Callister: Extension Educator and County Chair   [ Website ]Shaylee Pancheri: Extension 4-H Assistant   [ Website ]

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!TriviaLast Episode’s Answer:   Jimmy Carter is the well known United States President who was also a 4-H member.[Read More]This Episode’s Question:   Who is the active National 4-H CEO?Episode Articles and Websites4-H Club Annual Plan of Meetings and ActivitiesAnnual Financial Summary and Audit CertificationOfficer's Handbook4-H Club Officers and Adult PartnersPresident's HandbookSpecial GuestsCarrie Clarich: Extension Educator — 4-H Youth Development   [ Website ]Debbie Lowber: Canyon County 4-H Volunteer

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.TriviaLast Episode’s Answer:   "4-H Mall" or "Shop 4-H" are both well known names for the National 4-H supply.[Read More]This Episode’s Question:   Name one United States President who was a 4-H Alumni.Episode Articles and WebsitesIdaho House Legislative Page ProgramIdaho Senate Legislative Page Program4-H Officer's Handbook

Listen to a variety of interviews Jeremy holds with delegates at the 2024 KYG (Know Your Government) conference, and a special interview with Miles and Aric!Special GuestsAric Jackson: Motivational Speaker   [ Website ]

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’s happening!TriviaLast Episode’s Answer:   The highest a pig has jumped (on record) was 27.5 inches.[Read More]This Episode’s Question:   What is a name the National 4-H supply is more commonly known as?Episode Articles and WebsitesAnimal Science Lesson PlanPoultry Lesson Plan4-H Idaho Livestock Exhibitors Biosecurity Reference ManualAnimal Welfare Volunteer GuideAnimal Welfare Youth GuideMarket Animal Weight Guidelines*Ag Proud - Idaho* ScholarshipVirtual Cooking Club Registration for Bannock CountyAgRobotics Program MaterialsSpecial GuestsScott Nash: Regional 4-H Youth Development Educator   [ Website ]

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…Episode Articles and WebsitesIdaho State 4-H EventsIdaho’s 4-H Learn, Engage, Act, Develop, Summit (LEADS) builds youth leadership

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.TriviaLast 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).[Read More...]This Episode’s Question:   What is the record for the highest a pig can jump?Episode Articles and WebsitesLeadership NOW! Application LinkFund-Raising Request FormSpecial GuestsAshley Vargus: Volunteer  Lauren Bywater: Volunteer  Julie Hewlett: Volunteer  Jessica Stapleman: 2023 Central District Distinguished Service Award Recipient 

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.Trivia:Last Episode’s Answer: Maurice Johnson was the leader who originally donated the bulk records spanning the years 1913-1985 for 4-H clubs across the state of Idaho to the University of Idaho.This Episode’s Question: Who was the U.S. President who issued the following 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).As you are representative of the organizations of the boys and girls of America who live in or are interested in the open country… I want to extend to all of you a Christmas greeting. It seems a very short time ago that I was a boy and in the midst of farm life, myself, helping to do the chores at the barn, working in the corn and potato fields, getting in the hay and in the springtime… making maple sugar. I did not have any chance to profit by joining a scout organization or a 4-H Club. That chance ought to be a great help to the boys and girls of the present day. It brings them into association with each other in a way where they learn to think not only of themselves, but of other people. It teaches them to be unselfish. It trains them to obedience and gives them self-control. It is in all these ways that boys and girls are learning to be men and women, to be respectful to their parents, to be patriotic to their country, and to be reverent to God. It is because of the great chance that American boys and girls have in all these directions that to them, more than to the youth of any other country, there should be a Merry Christmas.Episode Articles and WebsitesSpeak Up With ConfidenceSpecial GuestsDr. Tony Parsons: Bingham County Volunteer  Erin Reid: Benewah County Volunteer  

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.TriviaLast Episode’s Answer: Photography, Pistol, and Public Speaking are all projects in Idaho 4-H that begin with the letter “P.”This Episode’s Question: The University of Idaho maintains bulk records spanning the years from 1913-1985 for 4-H clubs across the state of Idaho. Who was the leader who originally donated those records to the University of Idaho?Episode Articles and Websites4-H Youth Development Policies and ProceduresUniversity of Idaho 4‐H Club Charter Request PacketPost Register Article

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 available… Check the links below for more information.Trivia:Last Episode’s Answer: “Song Leader” is a club officer position. Although not widely published, the position and title does appear in some publications.This Episode’s Question: Name three 4-H projects in Idaho that start with the letter “P.”Other “Experiential Learning Resources”Experiential Learning Model | University of Wisconsin - MadisonDo, Reflect, Apply | Texas A&MEpisode Articles and Websites4-H Scholarships (due December 15th, 2023)Delegates at National 4-H Congress

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 make meetings efficient.Trivia:Last Episode’s Answer: CLOVER by 4-H - The new 4-H program launched by national 4-H.This Episode’s Question: Is “Song Leader” an official position in 4-H?Episode Articles and WebsitesParliamentary Procedure Made Easier4-H Scholarships (due December 15th, 2023)Special GuestsElise: 2023/2024 State Teen Association President  Elizabeth: 2023/2024 State Teen Association Vice President  Ainsley: 2023/2024 State Teen Association Communications Director  Kyra: 2023/2024 State Teen Association Secretary  Shawnee: 2023/2024 State Teen Association Activities Director 

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 by reaching out to your local county. You can explore counties here:Trivia:Last Episode’s Answer: 4 - Idaho 4-H is divided between 4 unique districts. Jeremy was on it, this time.This Episode’s Question: What is the name of the new National 4-H platform? Asked by Dr. Angie Freel - the Idaho state 4-H director.Episode Articles and WebsitesUI Extension Launching AgRobotics4-H Club Social Media Policy (PDF)Idaho 4-H Scholarships (Attention Graduating Seniors!)Special GuestsMatt Fisher: Area Extension Educator — Agriculture, STEM   [ Website ]Robin Baumgartner: Program Coordinator   [ Website ]

A collection of interviews and discussions surrounding the spontaneity and shenanigans that happened during the first-ever Idaho LEAD Summit.What is LEADS?LearnEngageActDevelopThis 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 program.Episode CreditsHost: Joe StanleyHost: Jeremy Hampton

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."TriviaLast Episode's Answer: "Blue" is the highest ribbon awarded in Idaho - Jeremy took another win? Someday this reign will end!This Episode's Question: How many districts is Idaho 4-H divided between?LinksThink, Create, Make LabsStrengthening STEM in Idaho (Article)Intentional STEM Infusion (ISI) Approach for 4-H Non-STEM Project Volunteers: Finding STEM in Plain SightGuest:  Clair Sponseller - Area Extension Educator — 4-H STEM

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.Trivia:Last Episode's Answer: Coin Collecting (Jeremy is on a roll with another win!)This Episode's Question: What is the highest ribon color awarded for county fairs?Links:4-H health advocates lead change for nutrition equity at Caldwell High School (Impact Report)4-H Health Advocates

Jeremy sits down with Mike Knutz and Allie Higgins to discuss the new Idaho LEAD Summit, a youth-forward, statewide event, focused on helping teens find their spark. Together, the three discuss the organization of the new conference, and what makes it unique, and how youth are driving the event.Trivia:Last Episode's Answer: 1912 (Jeremy got it, this time!)This Episode's Question: Which of the following is NOT a 4-H project or activity offered in Idaho?CrochetTeaming with InsectsCoin CollectingPotatoesLearn More about the THRIVE Model:https://4h.extension.wisc.edu/resources/volunteer-resources/4-h-foundations/4-h-thriving-model/Connect with Mike Knutz:https://www.uidaho.edu/extension/our-people/i-k/mike-knutz

Jeremy sits down with Director of Recruitment and Student Engagement for the University of Idaho College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Kacie Hoffman. Their discussion covers the value of 4-H in applying for college, scholarships, and career employment for 4-H'ers later in life. Listen to learn more about how the 4-H Involvement Report can provide a complete record for 4-H members to build excellent applications, resumes, and more.Connect with guest, Kacie Hoffman:Email: [email protected]: 208-885-7984

It was STAC! The State Teen Association Convention, held in the end of June every year. Teens from around the state converged on the University of Idaho Campus to learn about careers, college, and themselves. Meeting peers and fellow 4-H members from around the state, youth attending STAC have the opportunity to explore the University of Idaho in all its glory. From needles and thread to solder and LEDs to dairy and agriculture. GAME ON!Jeremy visits with youth delegates attending STAC from around the state. Whether it's on the bus, in the Living Learning Communities on campus, or in the Bruce M. Pitman center (trying to avoid Joe's "sick beats"), we'll hear from youth and volunteers excited to be playing the game at STAC.Learn more about STAC:https://www.uidaho.edu/extension/4h/events/stacSee pictures from the event:https://albums.idaho4h.com/gallery#rjQ4nGch2amJvtwWpn4IufMS

Jeremy speaks with the Purple Potatoes; Idaho's award-winning LifeSmarts team from Minidoka county. The team discusses the purpose of the Life Smarts program, what they enjoy, and what they've learned.Fair season is in full-swing. That's what's happening in Idaho 4-H! Listen in for which fairs are happening in your corner of the state, and see what other fun and awesome programs are available.4-H Documents and Records (look here for tools to help make your 4-H meetings more productive): https://www.uidaho.edu/extension/4h/documents-recordsLifeSmarts Information: https://lifesmarts.org/about-us/

Joe speaks with Ronald Van Buren, Idaho's State-Level Distinguished Service Award Recipient, and the Western Region National Outstanding Lifetime Volunteer. Their discussion covers some of Ron's favorite 4-H experiences, and where he sees growth in the 4-H organization in coming years.Learn more about Salute to Excellence Awards:https://4-h.org/programs/salute-excellence-awards/Learn more about Distinguished Service Awards in Idaho (scroll down on page):https://www.uidaho.edu/extension/4h/volunteers/association

Welcome to the Idaho 4-H Roundup Podcast!Jeremy Hampton and Joe Stanley host as the show kicks off, discussing what's happening around the State of Idaho in 4-H. Join them in learning when the 4-H organization was founded. Learn about where you can find a variety of project information, and more!https://www.uidaho.edu/extension/4h/projectsHear as Jeremy speaks with the new Director of UI Extension 4-H Youth Development; Dr. Angela (Angie) Freel. Listen in to her goals for the state, and her vision for "what's next" in Idaho 4-H.https://www.uidaho.edu/extension/our-people/f-h/angie-freel