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The Boy Scouts of America

The Boy Scouts of America

Scouting America (formerly the Boy Scouts of America) is a youth development organization, chartered by the U.S. Congress, that operates scouting programs including Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, Venturing, Sea Scouts, and Exploring, aimed at character development, leadership, and outdoor activities for young people.www.scouting.org

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Oct 27, 2026

Cristina GomezHOST
2:48
This episode builds on the one that just came out earlier, picking up with two Southern California reports that CBS Los Angeles pulled from the latest files.
Cristina GomezHOST
2:58
The first dates to August of 1952, when three Boy Scouts camping on Catalina Island reported a silver object moving faster than a typical jet at an unknown altitude.
Cristina GomezHOST
3:10
The second came in November of 1953 from a man who watched a round, purplish-white object hang motionless over the island before it drifted off towards Los Angeles.
Cristina GomezHOST
3:23
CBS brought both reports to Bill Diamond, president and CEO of the SETI Institute, which is the search for extraterrestrial intelligence group that listens for signals from other worlds.
Melissa JeltsinHOST
21:02
Matt and Sandra had first crossed paths in the Stoughton Police Explorer Program, which Sandra joined the year she turned 13.
Melissa JeltsinHOST
21:10
The Police Explorer Program is a national mentoring initiative charted through an arm of the Boy Scouts.
Melissa JeltsinHOST
21:18
The idea is local students get to spend time with working cops, have positive interactions with police, and see if a future in policing might be right for them.
Melissa JeltsinHOST
21:28
Like with any mentorship, these relationships can last beyond the program's end.
Dan HolzmanHOST
3:43
Other historical records describe reported sightings near California's St. Catalina Island.
Dan HolzmanHOST
3:49
Three Boy Scouts say they saw something there.
Dan HolzmanHOST
3:51
A separate report, back in 1952, the Boy Scouts.
Dan HolzmanHOST
3:56
In 1955, a report describes a witness near Avalon on Catalina Island who spotted a bright round object that changed from orange to red before falling straight down.
Dan HolzmanHOST
4:08
That one, the Air Force classified as a probable meteor.

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Dan HolzmanHOST
58:38
Another one is an Air Force intelligence report dated January of 1957 detailing an unidentified radar contact involving a B-52 bomber.
Dan HolzmanHOST
58:51
Another one comes from the Catalina Island out in California.
Dan HolzmanHOST
58:55
Three Boy Scouts reported seeing a silent silver object moving faster than a conventional jet.
Craig CollinsHOST
18:32
I remember the Pinewood Derby.
Craig CollinsHOST
18:34
I was raised by a single mom who was not great at Boy Scout related stuff.
Craig CollinsHOST
18:40
If I came home with a project for the Boy Scouts, mom, not super helpful in that world.
Craig CollinsHOST
18:45
And so there were a lot of things I did that I think when I was competing against other kids in the Boy Scouts, they had pop helping them that I did alone.
Craig CollinsHOST
18:53
And so I remember one of them was an abomination of a Pinewood Derby car.
Craig CollinsHOST
18:56
And anyone who doesn't know what this is, it's basically just a car you make yourself.
John HoopesGUEST
44:51
Right, exactly.
John HoopesGUEST
44:52
And in various branches of the Boy Scouts, they have what are called coup, which actually comes from Native American culture.
John HoopesGUEST
44:59
And you have the counting coup and the various ribbons and things that you have.
John HoopesGUEST
45:04
But anyway, getting back to Disney World, this guy who I was talking with, and I think my family was going on a ride that I didn't go on.
Marie OsborneHOST
34:35
Right.
Marie OsborneHOST
34:36
I mean, that is the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and the military.
Marie OsborneHOST
34:39
Well, I
Eben BrownCORRESPONDENT
34:40
mean, it's it's one of their, you know, the core, you know, core essences is to be ready for anything.
Marie OsborneHOST
7:26
Right.
Marie OsborneHOST
7:27
I mean, that is the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and the military.
Marie OsborneHOST
7:31
Well, I
Eben BrownGUEST
7:31
mean, it's it's one of their, you know, the core, you know, core essences is to be ready for anything.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
34:25
Joe was born and raised in the Williams Bridge part of the Bronx.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
34:29
He had made Eagle Scout the highest ranking attainable through the Boy Scouts of America and loved the outdoors.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
34:36
Joe also liked going to jazz clubs, eating sushi and writing and was even starting to write his own fiction.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
34:44
He was educated at Riverdale Country School and Yale University.
Katherine HenryHOST
9:01
So just think of that context when we talk about what a motion is and why it's used.
Katherine HenryHOST
9:08
And keep in mind, it can be used in those small volunteer organizations or an organization like Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts of America, or even in a state or local legislative body.
Katherine HenryHOST
9:19
Tune in for our next episode to learn more about what you need to know about Robert's Rules of Order.
Melissa JeltsenHOST
21:02
Matt and Sandra had first crossed paths in the Stoughton Police Explorer Program, which Sandra joined the year she turned 13.
Melissa JeltsenHOST
21:10
The Police Explorer Program is a national mentoring initiative charted through an arm of the Boy Scouts.
Melissa JeltsenHOST
21:18
The idea is local students get to spend time with working cops, have positive interactions with police, and see if a future in policing might be right for them.
Melissa JeltsenHOST
21:28
Like with any mentorship, these relationships can last beyond the program's end.

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