In this episode we take a look at the history of the 4-H program. We explore the early history of 4-H starting in the 1890's and early 1900's. Find out how 4-H got started and what's changed (or not) in over 120 years. Learn more about 4-H history by visiting the National 4-H History Preservation Program website.

In this episode we discuss what happens in communities during major transitions. We explore the different phases and share advice for community leaders. More information and a visual of the phases can be found on the Institute for Collective Trauma and Growth.

In this episode, we discuss ways volunteers can set up for success at the start of the new 4-H year. Amelia Valente-Minervini joins the conversation to share some tips from Ocean County's volunteers and her personal experience.

Be sure to listen to Start of the 4-H Program Year (Season 2 Episode 1) for more details about this time of year.

In this episode, we discuss the experience transitioning from a 4-H youth member to an adult volunteer. Hear from 4-H alumna, Shannon Glynn, on how her experience as a youth member shapes her work as a club leader.

In this episode, we talk with 4-H alum, Sean. Hear how 4-H provided him opportunities to strengthen leadership skills, practice public speaking, and pursue an interest in aerospace engineering.

In this episode, our guest Jennifer Lobley shares resources and tools available to improve organizational skills. We dive into planning and organizing, perfect for anyone thinking ahead for the next 4-H program year.

Check out the Volunteer Research & Knowledge Competency (VRKC) Taxonomy Model for today's resources and more!

In this episode, we talk with Jennifer Lobley about the Volunteer Research and Knowledge Competency (VRKC) and how these resources can build volunteers' knowledge and skills. In 4-H, we're all about continued learning and skill growth, even in adults!

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Spotlight on Autumn! In this episode, we learn from this soon-to-be 4-H graduate on what they have valued in their 4-H experience.

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