Show overview
Content Camp launched in 2025 and has put out 30 episodes in the time since. That works out to roughly 15 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a monthly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 26 min and 41 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Kids & Family show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 weeks ago, with 17 episodes already out so far this year. Published by dabernat.
From the publisher
A podcast by the kid creators at Content Camp.
Latest Episodes
View all 30 episodesMa Bell on Music, Courage, and Chasing Your Dream at Any Age
Go-To Meals, Comfort Food & Family Food Stories | Content Camp
Kids, AI, Roller Coasters & Why In-Person Conversations Still Matter
How Community Ambassador Chuck Winslow Builds His Business Through Music, Trust, and Service
From Navy Corpsman to Dog Trainer: Clay Ford on K9 Training, Aggressive Dogs & Greenside Canine
Inside Real Estate with Mindy Riley: Helping Families Find Homes in Central Indiana
How Coaching Helps Leaders, Teams, and Everyday Life | Missy McCracken Interview
Helping Teens Handle Stress: Breath, Social Media, School Pressure & Faith with Cheryl McSweeney
What It’s Really Like to Be a Nurse: Prison Nursing, Hospice, and the Power of Kindness
Travel Agent Secrets: Disney, Hawaii, Cruises & Why Planning Still Matters
Owen & Louis Practice Conversation Skills | Racing, Wrestling & Staying in the Conversation
Why Business Is Really MARKETING: Entrepreneurs on Sales, AI, and Human Connection
The Love of Travel: Stories, Surprises, and Lessons from Around the World
He Skipped College at 18 — Here’s What Happened
Networking for Students: How to Make Connections That Last
Ep 15Scott Grotjan, CEO of Silverback - Find Out What You Love to Do
Scott Grotjan is the CEO of Indianapolis expense reduction firm Silverback. Scott chatted with Landon, Louis and Tony about his work, business ownership, the value of education and much, much more. Scott helped the kids understand why it is so important to find out what you love to do!!
Ep 14Sales Skills Are for Life, Not Just For Sellers - Jason Hammond
Jason Hammond of Fifth Third bank joined us on our first ever Zoom call. Jason explained all about what a life in sales looks like. It turns out that EVERYONE needs selling skills. We all need to sell ourselves in some way at certain times in life.
Ep 13Music is the Universal Language - A Conversation With Indianapolis Piano Teacher Betty Sherman
Louis had the very special privilege of interviewing his beloved piano teacher Betty Sherman. Louis has studied under Betty for many joyful years, and probably has Betty to thank for making piano so fun and interesting to him. Louis practices very hard in his quest to become a skilled piano player, but happily stepped away from the keyboard for a chance to talk music with Betty. This interview really boils down to two lovers of music talking about music and life. Please enjoy!!!
Ep 12Alex’s Journey Back to China: A Heartwarming Trip to Revisit His Roots
Note: If you have a hard time understanding Alex, you can see the video version of this podcast, including subtitles, here. Libby and Tony had the opportunity to interview our very own Alex, who with his American family embarked on an unforgettable two-week journey back to China, where Alex was born! Adopted at age four, Alex reconnected with his roots alongside 10 other families with similar adoption stories. From navigating the vibrant streets of Beijing to discovering the surprising spice levels of Chinese cuisine (with dumplings stealing the show!), this trip was surely filled with cultural discoveries and heartfelt moments. As a seasoned traveler with adventures in Japan, Canada, Costa Rica, France, and beyond, Alex shared his unique perspective on this deeply personal journey. Thank you so much to Alex for sharing this part of your story with us!!!!
Ep 11The Great Patty Melt Quest With Harry and His Grandson Josh
Harry and Josh are grandfather and grandson, and took the time to share their side project The Great Patty Melt Challenge with Landon and Kennedy of Content Camp. Harry and Josh set out discover the best patty melts in central Indiana, and have covered such local restaurants as Logan's, Daddy Jack's, BRU Burger Bar and many others. Which one is the best? You'll have to tune in to find out!!! To learn more about The Great Patty Melt Quest visit their website at the link.