On The Road with Summer Camp Customers On The Road With High 5 Customers – Summer Camp Description: Longtime customer, Alicia from Fernwood Cove,  talks with Phil about making Summer

Facilitation Tips: Maintaining Energy Levels Managing Energy Levels as a Facilitator Description: Warm weather months often result in busy calendars for trainers.  Inevitably, back-to-back programming can lead to low energy. 

3 TIPS TO IMPROVE YOUR BELAY SKILLS Episode 19 – Belay Training Tips Description: Phil Brown, High 5 Lead Trainer, gives 3 tips aimed to improve your belay technique.

ROAD TO HIGH 5 WITH IAN DOAK Episode 18 – Ian Doak Description: Ian talks to Phil about the joy of designing challenge courses, having a strong work ethic and

TINKER TALK: THE CRAFT OF FACILITATION Episode 17 – How We Learn the Craft of Facilitation Description: High 5 Facilitators dig deep into their collective well of experiences and tinker

ROAD TO HIGH 5 WITH PAM  Episode 16 – Pam Nuovo Description: Pam talks to Phil about the joys of living in Vermont, a challenging air travel experience and

ROAD TO HIGH 5 WITH PHIL Episode 15 – Phil Brown Description: Phil talks to guest hosts, Jamie and Rich, about his start in Adventure Education, Branston Pickle sandwiches, and

TRAINING TIPS: QUESTIONABLE ADVICE Episode 14 – Training Tips  Description: The Training Team answer the question – “Are there any facilitation tips or advice you’ve had over the years that

ROAD TO HIGH 5 WITH JIM – PART 2  Episode 13 – Jim Grout Description: Jim continues his conversation with Phil talking about his thoughts regarding the future of

ROAD TO HIGH 5 WITH JIM Episode 12 – Jim Grout Description: Jim talks to Phil about his first Adventure Education work, people who have supported him along the way

HIGH 5 PODCASTS – THE BACKSTORY The Road to High 5 – Q & A with Producer Phil Brown What prompted your foray into Podcasts? One of the many things

THE NAME OF THE GAME II Episode 11 – Games of Yesteryear Description: Ryan, Rich, and Phil look through antique game books (some over 100 years old) with the task