All Teens Everywhere (A.T.E.)

Tune in to the Youth Democracy Committee as they break down today’s hottest political topics from a youth perspective. We’re diving deep into the state of government, challenging the status quo, and making sure young voices are heard loud and clear. Tune in, stay informed, and be part of the discussions shaping our future!

Tune in for a debate on which approach is more effective in tackling teenage behavioral issues—Juvenile Reform or Educational Reform. Join Commissioner Leroy Tamfu and six other students as they delve into which strategy has the biggest impact on shaping young lives and promoting positive change.

Tune in as Commissioner Tyhler, Charlie, Hugo, and others sit down and talk about their experiences being band kids and discuss why, despite all the challenges, being a band kid was a truly rewarding and memorable experience for each of them, bringing back fond memories of performances and friendships formed along the way.

Tune in as we explore the motivations and inspirations of the Youth Commission committee chairs. Discover their passion and dedication as we delve into their innovative initiatives and the impact they aim to achieve, gaining insight into the creative strategies that drive their success.

Tune in for an opportunity to get to know the new(ish) members of the Youth Commission and how each member's passions and talents help amplify youth voices. Learn how they plan to inspire meaningful change by elevating youth voices across the city of Dallas

Tune in as we talk about the recent TikTok ban and explore the implications this may have for the future of social media sites, business owners, pop culture, and online news. We'll also discuss the potential impact on the second upcoming TikTok ban and what it could mean for users and content creators.

Youth Commissioners Margarita Hernandez and Tyhler Nelson reconvene for another episode of Talk Too Much to discuss the drama regarding Kendrick Lamar and Drake. According to Hernandez, the controversy began by Drake referring to himself, J Cole, and Kendrick as the "Big Three". Kendrick responds with a song, singing the words "It's just big me", suggesting that he's better than J Cole and Drake. Then, J Cole disses Kendrick for that lyric, but publicly apologizes after. As the Youth Commissioners dictate, the apology from J Cole relinquishes him from this beef and the battle between Drake and Kendrick officially begins. Tyhler goes on to diss Taylor Swift, unaware that Margarita, herself, is a huge "Swiftie". The Youth Commissioners continue to illustrate the disses thrown between Drake and Kendrick. They go on to disagree with Kendrick bringing Drake's parenting/ children into the music. Further, they investigate Drake's alleged BBL and use of Ozempic (huge shadeeee). According to Nelson and Hernandez, Drake accuses Kendrick of domestic violence, which the Youth Commissioners also disagree with including in the music. Allegedly, according to Kendrick's music, Drake has a secret daughter, which Tyhler and Margarita believe was leaked by someone on Drake's team. This is followed by Kendrick accusing Drake of being a pedophile- specifically referencing his relationship with Millie Bobby Brown. Drake then releases a "weak diss" and Metro Boomin' responds by releasing "BBL Drizzy". It appears as though both Youth Commissioners are on Kendrick's side and prefer Drake's old music.