This month's episode features three viewer contributed videos. First, we're off to Germany for the MegaPott GeOlympics 2007 with a video from MapMakerMike. Then back to North America for highlights from the MOGA 2007 - Midwest Open Geocaching Adventure from Paul Konopacki. This video is a highlight package from a DVD containing over a hour of footage from the event. The full length video is available from the Geo St. Louis site. Next, it's off to the west coast of California to join the Podcacher team in a video demonstration of games built into the Garmin GPS 60 series GPSs. All this, plus news, mail, Frappr shoutouts, introducing a new segment and an exciting contest announcement!

This month I feature the Prince George Meet and Greet event cache, which marks the end of the British Columbia Geocaching Association's 2007 Cache Blitz. I have highlights of the Closest to Pin competition, 5 caches used in a poker cache and the evening awards dinner. Music is from the Podshow Music Network. Watch and Enjoy. Cache On! Links in Show: Prince George Meet and Greet Poker Caches: Poker Cache 2007 - 4 of a Kind Poker Cache 2007 - The River Poker Cache 2007 - Blind Baseball Poker Cache 2007 - Blackjack Poker Cache 2007 - Jokers Wild Award Winners: ShavedButtSheep Prince George BC Prevaricators Paradise Nechako River #1: Isle Pierre Icenrye's Key to a Good Cache Rare Bird

n this episode, I feature a video from Paul Konopacki on a January 2007 geocaching race in the St Louis area. Also, there's part 1 of a two part series on caching in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia. Also, there's a quick peek at my latest cache based on one of the finds in the valley. As usual, music is from the Podsafe Music Network, this month featuring Jelly Bricks and RoadTrip.

In this special edition of the Videozine, I look back at the first two years of the show. I feature several highlights including tutorials, plus scenic and historical caches. Also included is a collection of some of my "greater" moments. Ending the show, I answer the often asked question of my favorite cache. This was a fun episode to assemble. It was an enjoyable experience to look back at the previous episodes. I hope you enjoy viewing this episode as much as I did making it.

This month I take a quick peek at the latest version on Google Earth. Google Earth is a fun program that uses satellite images to "fly" you anywhere on the planet. It also has mapping abilities and many more features. I continue my Flickr series with a look at a new feature that allows you to show where you took a picture. And of course, there's mail, Frappr shoutouts and geocaching. This episode features caching in the Clayburn area of Abbotsford British Columbia.

I feature a new Geocaching Podcast from DarrylW4 called "Cache-a-Maniacs. This podcast will debut in January 2007, and will feature interviews with numerous geocachers. Next I feature a promo video for the MOGA 2007 event from Paul Konopacki and a teaser video on a first to find attempt by Pablo Mac. Finally, I feature a unique puzzle multi cache in the Prince George area. Since this is the December episode, I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and Seasons Greetings wherever you are. I look forward to many more episodes in 2007. Cache On!

This month I feature an article from viewer DarrylW4 on the Michigan Geocaching Organization 2006 Fall Fun Day in Traverse City MI. Darryl takes us from his home down to the events location, gives us a tour of the event and a fun game, and takes us home with a few caches along the way. It's a great piece and I know you will enjoy watching. Also, there's the usual news, mail and Frappr shoutouts, plus some puppy footage from my trip to Calgary.

This month I finally find my own elusive cache "The Road to UNBC". The cache gets some TLC while I discuss cache maintenance. Also, it's the return of "GPS Wars!". In part 2, I travel to a benchmark and take some readings. The results are surprising. All this plus the usual news, mail and Frappr shoutouts.

This episode is dedicated to the state of Oregon. First I feature a contribution from a viewer on a quest for his family's 500th find at what some consider to be the Meca of Geocaching. The "Original Stash Plaque". The video follows the family on a two day trip and features great footage. Next is a promo video for a cache called the "Rest Stop Recon Cache" by Pablo Mac. Also, as a bonus, Pablo Mac also sent me a video on the birth of the sport. Music is from the Podsafe Music Network. Have fun and Cache On!

This month I update the Parks Canada situation. Parks Canada has released a draft policy on Geocaching, and I have a quick overview on this episode. Also featured is a micro mural series in Vernon BC. There are some great murals to be seen. As usual there's the usual news, mail and Frappr shoutouts. Music is from 28 and Common Ground courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.

I gave the camera this month off. Instead, I feature three stories contributed by viewers. The first story is a slide show from TJGuy featuring caching in the Mission and Abbotsford area of British Columbia. Next is a CITO video from the St. Louis Area Geocaching Association. It's amazing the amount of refuse collected on this day. Regular contributor, Pablo Mac, submitted a video teaser of an upcoming secret project. It's an interesting video to watch. All this plus the usual news, mail and Frappr shoutouts.

Episode 12 features a pair of unique cachers. One uses video as puzzle pieces and the other creates descriptive pages for his caches. Also, day 2 of the Cache Blitz blitz is featured. All this plus the usual news, mail and Frappr shoutouts.

In April I traveled to the Lower Mainland to attend "Cache Blitz - The Main Event". While there, I spent 2 days caching and taping. Episode 11 contains highlights of the evening’s proceedings and day 1 of caching. Featured music by Beau Hall and RoadTrip from the Podsafe Music Network.

This month I have a pair of tutorials. First I feature how to submit a story as a slide show. Later I feature a site of the month that has a flash animated demonstration of how a GPS receiver works. There’s also a viewer contributed video as well as some geocaching in the Prince George area. Throw in the usual news, mail and Frappr shoutouts and it’s another great program. Featured music is from Monkeyshine courtesy of the Podsafe Music network.

Episode 9 features a fun look at winter caching. I look for one of my own caches with interesting results. Also, there are features on Waymarking and a look at the top two brands of GPS receivers. All this plus news, mail and Frappr photos. As usual, multiple formats are available. Music is from 28, pishbacher, and Blue Number 9 from the Podsafe Music Network.

Episode 8 tackles the issue of Geocaching in Canada’s national parks. I take a look at Park Canada’s Interim Policy on Geocaching and review Parks Canada’s Public Consultation on Geocaching. On the lighter side, there’s also a feature on a famous style of cache making its debut in Prince George. Also, there’s news, Frappr shoutouts and viewer’s mail.

Episode 7 features a variation of Geocaching called Podcaching. I also look at Geocacher U and catch up on some reader’s mail as well as a ton of news regarding the Videozine. Of course there’s also some caching.

Episode 6 features the “SkyTraining Series” in the metropolitan Vancouver area. The series consist of a series of microcaches containing clues to the location of the final cache. This episode was taped in one day and features most of the stops along the way.

I stay close to home and feature urban camouflage, subscribing with iTunes, travel bugs and of course some local Geocaching including some “First to Finds”.

Icenrye is "Beyond Hope" Episode 4 features caches from the Fraser Valley area of British Columbia Canada. I check out caches such as Campbell Valley Surprise and the Timbits Challenge.