Episode 32: Chivalry Makes Happy Campers

By
Scott Farrell
– June 1, 2009Posted in: Podcasts
Scott is joined by Craig Johnson, secretary of the Oakeshott Institute and coordinator of Knight For A Day Camp, to talk about an engaging program that fills summer days with swords, armor and chivalry. Plus: Chivalry is the deadliest code on a new TV show; and does listening to our podcast warp your brain?

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Segment 1: The Deadliest Code


The Aftermath – Pirate vs. Knight

Below: See what the experts have to say about Pirate vs. Knight (including thoughts about a code of honor being “total b.s.”) in Spike TV’s Aftermath

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Segment 2: Interview — Craig Johnson, Knight For A Day Camp

Segment 3: Your Brain On Chivalry

We would like to thank Greenoak Media for their technical support for the Chivalry Today Podcast. Show theme and incidental music composed and performed by Joe Novelozo.

Related posts:

  1. Knight vs. Pirate
  2. Episode 23: Chivalry, Jedi Knights and Star Wars On Trial
  3. Episode 6: Today’s Heroes and Chivalry
  4. What Are We Up To Now?
  5. Episode #19: Charlemagne and Chivalry

About Scott Farrell

Scott Farrell is the founder and director of the Chivalry Today Educational Program. He gives dozens of live presentations on the history and values of chivalry every year at schools, libraries, and civic and professional organizations throughout Southern California. His thoughts and conversations on chivalry can be heard worldwide every month on his Chivalry Today Podcast. His essays on the code of chivalry have appeared in numerous magazines and books, including Living A Life Of Value (Jason Merchey, editor) and the forthcoming Martial Arts And Philosophy (Damon Young, editor).