Wes and Shelly Share

Wes and Shelly Fryer share about outdoor adventures, healthy life habits, parenting and marriage, navigating the opportunities and challenges of the empty nest.

Wes and Shelly Share is a kids podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 41 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Wes and Shelly Share, a kids show with 41 episodes published.

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  Episode #42

  Ep 42: Reflections from Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort

  Jul 23, 202643 minS1

  In this episode from July 23, 2026, we are joined by our youngest daughter, Rachel, to reflect on the past summer as well as the past few years that have taken all of us from Oklahoma City to North Carolina, Virginia, and Colorado. Lots of background noise, but that’s because we recorded this thing at a wonderful Manitou Springs motel! Shelly shared about her experiences at Wild Heart Teacher Retreat #36 this summer in Divide, Colorado. We also talked about our “Space Education Camp” for teachers in Stilwell, Oklahoma. Links to these events and resources are included in our show notes and description below. Wild Heart Teacher Retreats https://sites.google.com/wildheartteacher.org/wild-heart-teacher/retreats-2026 July 2026 Space Education Camp” for teachers https://www.astrokidsclub.org/for-teachers/july-2026 Contact us with feedback for this episode and our podcast! https://wesfryer.com/contact/

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  Episode #41

  Ep 41- Summer STEM Camps

  May 16, 202654 minS1

  On May 16, 2026, Wes and Shelly Fryer discuss why they run summer STEM camps and what they’re offering in summer 2026, noting they’re teaching 16 half-day camps (Shelly 9, Wes 7). They emphasize camps as passion projects and a “sandbox” for learning through play, curiosity, wonder, and computational thinking, with structure, community-building, partner work, and parent communication. They share reflections from past camps (including COVID-era online Minecraft camps) and lessons learned at Providence Day’s extensive summer program, including the importance of streamlined logins and student helpers. They point listeners to camps.shellyfryer.com for updated enrollment, astrokidsclub.org for Minecraft content, and mention sites like classroom.shellyfryer.com. Shelly outlines LEGO, rocket/design, Artemis innovation, and a new “Super Sleuths” forensics/breakout camp; Wes previews animal websites, space-themed Minecraft coding, wizarding builds, mini-game coding, and game coding with AI, plus upcoming STEM PD in July with Cherokee immersion teachers in Oklahoma.00:00 Welcome and Camp Overview00:51 Why We Run STEM Camps02:42 Where to Find Camp Info04:24 Curiosity Wonder and Play05:56 Shelly’s Lego Camp Philosophy08:44 Wes’s Minecraft Camp Journey14:42 Shelly’s Coding and STEM Roots18:50 Lessons From Last Summer21:54 Shelly’s Camp Structure and Community26:38 Computational Thinking Teaser27:16 Coding Social Skills27:26 Computational Thinking Basics28:08 AI Iteration Milestone29:40 Screen Time Hard Fun30:40 News Feed Sponsor31:39 Shelly Lego Camps32:23 Rocket Design Camp33:59 Innovation Design Artemis35:11 Super Sleuths Forensics36:18 Camp Sites Resources38:24 Wes Minecraft Space40:38 Wizarding Minecraft Build42:30 Minecraft Minigame Coding44:49 Game Coding With AI46:05 Cherokee STEM Teacher Camp48:55 Design Thinking With Teachers50:43 Contact Subscribe Wrap

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  Episode #41

  Ep 41- Summer STEM Camps

  May 16, 202654 minS1

  <p>On May 16, 2026, Wes and Shelly Fryer discuss why they run summer STEM camps and what they’re offering in summer 2026, noting they’re teaching 16 half-day camps (Shelly 9, Wes 7). They emphasize camps as passion projects and a “sandbox” for learning through play, curiosity, wonder, and computational thinking, with structure, community-building, partner work, and parent communication. They share reflections from past camps (including COVID-era online Minecraft camps) and lessons learned at Providence Day’s extensive summer program, including the importance of streamlined logins and student helpers. They point listeners to camps.shellyfryer.com for updated enrollment, astrokidsclub.org for Minecraft content, and mentio...

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  Ep40 - Encoded: Spring Break 2026 & Life in Carolina

  Apr 19, 202635 minS0

  <p>Wes and Shelly record outside on a warm April evening in Matthews, North Carolina, reflecting on spring break 2026 and how life feels nearly four years after their move from Oklahoma City. They describe a two-day drive to Kansas to visit Wildcat, including an award-winning multi-course meal at the Freight House in Paducah, Kentucky, and arriving to a sudden blizzard and 13-degree weather. They spent time organizing Wildcat’s apartment, then Shelly flew from Kansas City to Amarillo for her Aunt Kay’s memorial. Wes recounts a stressful oil leak from a recent oil change, a major I-70 crash, and mult...

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  Ep 39 Snow Days and Resistance

  Feb 8, 202651 minS0

  <p>In Episode 39 of 'Wes and Shelly Share,' recorded on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026, Wes and Shelly discuss a recent snowstorm in Charlotte, North Carolina, and reminisce on snow day memories from their childhoods and adulthood. They recount their experiences and reflections on the impact of snow days, discuss the fun of sledding with family and friends, and share their enjoyment of simple, home-centered activities during the snowy weather.</p><p>In the second half of the podcast, they transition to more serious topics, discussing the current political climate, their concerns about rising fascism, and the state of immigration control...

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