A Podcacher listener was looking for a solution to the common problem of know where they can hide their first cache, based on the rules of no cache near a 500-foot radius of another.   "...one of our smart, AND good-looking listeners GeoJewett answered that question..."

It is a common practice that is you a listener of the show that people like to call  in their geocaching find milestones while they are at the cache site or write in to let everyone know and they will read it on their show.   GeoJewett wrote in to announce their 500 and 600th milestones.

I submitted the following story to the Podcacher podcast for their "Above and Beyond" contest.  The story that I submitted was one regarding the many classes that I volunteered to teach at a cubscout camp in Bastrop, Texas.  

A contest that the Podcacher team put together to have listeners to call in and tell them about things that they have learned from Podcacher that helped them be a better geocachers, had more fun, whether it be a tip, cache idea, or a story that gave you inspiration, or just made them smile.  Back in show 333, GeoJewett told a story about Geocaching and boy scouts.  This gave listener RedRiderX a inspiration to do something similar on their own.  Listen to find out more.