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Eagle Scout

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Sep 16, 2026

Tommy VietorHOST
6:30
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Tommy VietorHOST
6:30
Eagle Scouts, right? Like, I knew somebody who had applied to be, uh, in the FBI, and I think worked at a restaurant or a bar, found a bag of cocaine on the ground and like gave it to a coworker, and because this person didn't turn it into the police or whatever, like failed an FBI interview.
Tommy VietorHOST
6:43
It was like that level of bullshit.
Tommy VietorHOST
6:45
At the agency, you can do a lot more stuff.
Dan PatrickHOST
14:51
Scouts, awesome for my son.
Dan PatrickHOST
14:53
He became an Eagle Scout.
IrvingPANELIST
14:54
No sh-
Dan PatrickHOST
14:55
I hate-
Dan PatrickHOST
14:58
I, but these-
IrvingPANELIST
14:58
An Eagle?
Dan PatrickHOST
14:59
Yeah, the, yeah, Eagle Scout.
IrvingPANELIST
15:00
That's a big deal, man.
Tyler DunneHOST
7:14
Nobody that lived.
Tyler DunneHOST
7:17
the world that you've lived, Eagle Scout, Saint Scout, Bill's director of personnel, and now with the UFL, very few people are willing to share those stories because they're afraid of pissing somebody off.
Tyler DunneHOST
7:28
That's the other part of it.
Tyler DunneHOST
7:29
The Diana Rossini thing, I'm sorry, I'll get off my soapbox here in a second.
Dan PatrickHOST
14:52
Scout's awesome for my son.
Dan PatrickHOST
14:54
He became an Eagle Scout.
Dan PatrickHOST
14:55
No joke? I hate it.
Dan PatrickHOST
14:59
An eagle? Yeah, Eagle Scout.
Dan PatrickHOST
15:01
That's a big deal, man.
Dan PatrickHOST
15:01
But these guys were real serious.
DylanPANELIST
15:32
I would have taken him somewhere else, like skip the scout trip.
DylanPANELIST
15:36
No, he loved it, obviously.
Dan PatrickHOST
14:52
Scout's awesome for my son.
Dan PatrickHOST
14:54
He became an Eagle Scout.
Dan PatrickHOST
14:55
No joke? I hate it.
Dan PatrickHOST
14:57
I hate it.
Dan PatrickHOST
14:59
An eagle? Yeah, Eagle Scout.
Dan PatrickHOST
15:01
That's a big deal, man.
Dan PatrickHOST
15:01
But these guys were real serious.
DylanPANELIST
15:33
taken him somewhere else, like skip the scout trip.
Steve StocktonHOST
5:25
Jeff Hagg.
Steve StocktonHOST
5:27
On February 9, 1970, 16-year-old Jeff Hagg was hiking in the Great Smokies National Park with Eagle Scout Troop 95, which included two other scouts and three troop leaders.
Steve StocktonHOST
5:38
The hike started in Tennessee and they were to spend the night in North Carolina near the Appalachian Trail and return the following day.
Steve StocktonHOST
5:46
On their return trip, all was going well, except for one of the scouts who was lagging a few minutes behind the others, Jeff Hagg.
Steve StocktonHOST
6:14
Sadly, that was the last time Jeff Hagg was seen alive.
Steve StocktonHOST
6:19
His disappearance was immediately reported and a search began.
Steve StocktonHOST
6:22
For ten days, search and rescue teams joined law enforcement as well as game warden services to search for the Eagle Scout.
Steve StocktonHOST
6:30
On day 10, 16-year-old Jeff Hagg was found frozen to death, missing a shoe with his pants around his ankles.
Catherine EastmanNARRATOR
8:39
They were mining for lead.
Catherine EastmanNARRATOR
8:41
"'The lead,' Malone said aloud, "'is farther down, not in the skull.' the gnomes paid him no attention he shut his eyes and tried to relax the gnomes went right ahead with their work and microscopic regiments of eagle scouts began marching steadily
Andrew J. BurrisVOICE_ACTOR
9:03
along his nerves
Catherine EastmanNARRATOR
9:07
There were people, Malone had always understood, who bounced out of their beds and greeted each new day with a smile.
Catherine EastmanNARRATOR
12:18
"'The top part or the bottom part?' oh malone said as a matter of fact
Andrew J. BurrisVOICE_ACTOR
12:25
i wear both good burris said with satisfaction i wouldn't want an agent of mine arrested for indecent exposure
Catherine EastmanNARRATOR
12:35
he rang off Malone blinked at the intercom for a minute, shut it off, and then, ignoring the trip hammers in his skull and the Eagle Scouts on his nerves, began to get dressed.
Catherine EastmanNARRATOR
12:48
Somehow, in spite of Burris's feelings of crisis, he couldn't see himself trying to flag a taxi on the streets of Washington in his pajamas.
Chris O'ConnorHOST
8:37
No door would have been open.
Chris O'ConnorHOST
8:38
You talk about the Scouts and what was so rich about this experience with being so below the poverty level is this interplay between committed families, the church, the structure of Eagle Scouts.
Chris O'ConnorHOST
8:54
You got into music.
Chris O'ConnorHOST
8:57
You were in the marching band with the saxophone.
Mitch DanielsGUEST
10:59
He was the first real boss I had out of college, fell into his orbit.
Mitch DanielsGUEST
11:05
He was then a Rhodes Scholar, Eagle Scout, fresh-faced boy mayor turning around a city.
Mitch DanielsGUEST
11:12
That was a time when- Indianapolis? Yes.
Mitch DanielsGUEST
11:14
The crisis of the cities was the urban or the domestic issue of the day.
Azul TerronezGUEST
1:50
If I could just prove myself, uh, worthy, then maybe I would be.
Azul TerronezGUEST
1:56
And a lot of that came from early childhood, but, um, being the first to go to college in, in my family, uh, being an Eagle Scout, which was a big thing at the time, uh, doing anything and everything to, to, to show the outside that I had everything I needed.
Azul TerronezGUEST
2:13
But on the inside, I was secretly hoping that I could figure out, how do I hide this thing that's inside of me, being gay, um, that, you know, in the '80s was not a popular thing.
Azul TerronezGUEST
2:25
You know, there were people dying of AIDS and a strong stigma.

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