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Was 2021 better than 2020 or were we just desensitized... and other banter by Achona Online

Hello! Welcome back to another episode of Jaguar Jabber, our (sometimes) weekly news podcast. A new podcast will (hopefully) be released each weekend relaying the events of the previous week in under five minutes. We hope you enjoy!

The Editors

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In the first episode of “Banter by the Bay,” Achona’s new pop culture podcast, Editor-in-Chief Chloe Mintz and Managing Editors Raquelle Elson and Isabel Bequer discuss coming-of-age shows and their impacts on viewers. In comparing the relatable and realistic nature of shows set in college with those set in high school, like the “Gossip Girl” reboot, the trio analyzes the choices made in writing these shows and how well they can convey the coming-of-age experience to their traditionally younger demographic.

Senior Staff Writers Elle Amoriello and Nicole Sakre discuss the re-recording of "Red" by Taylor Swift.

This podcast delves into the beauty standards in current society, with a focus on plastic surgery and the harms that entail unrealistic expectations for appearance.

We publish an episode of JaguarJabber every Thursday night, so tune in as we briefly discuss, in 5 to 10 minutes, major news events around the world.

In this episode of "Achona: Beyond the Articles," Editor-in-Chief Chloe Mintz talks academic burnout with guidance counselor, Mary Beth Adams. The pair examine the prevalence of burnout within the Academy community, particularly as an all-girls high school, and identify ways in which students can better combat such stress.

We publish an episode of JaguarJabber every Thursday night, so tune in as we briefly discuss, in 5 to 10 minutes, major news events around the world.

We publish an episode of Jaguar Jabber: Weekly World News every Thursday night, so tune in as we briefly discuss, in 5 to 10 minutes, major news events around the world.