Our current Editor In Chief, Samaira Sandil, is just a few weeks from graduation. Of her accomplishments within The Chronicle, I'd say my favourites are her tech tours of Central Drama productions (though I may be biased). To celebrate her time with The Chronicle, Samaira joined me for a final interview on Analyzing the Arts

PS: Samaira, you've been such a wonderful leader and so considerate throughout the past few years. I truly appreciate you and the torch you're passing on to me.

In just a month, our lovely managing editor will graduate. As a reader of The Chronicle, you may be familiar with Julia Hopkins through her column The Internet is on Fire or the serialized novel The Lady in Waiting. Real fans will also recognize her from one of our very first episodes, Ladies, Generators, and Love Triangles, Oh my! For our very last issue of the 2023-2024 school year, Julia has rejoined ATA for one final interview, so tune in!

PS: Julia, thank you for a great year! I loved hearing your rants at meetings, joking during PE and lunch, and gossiping whenever we had the chance. -Charlotte Heads

In a farewell to an incredible friend and editor-in-chief, tune in to another episode of 73 questions with the EIC. From solving the mystery of Puddles the Bear to founding a podcast, Janani Pattabi's contributions to the Chronicle are neverending, so here's to one last episode with her!

Analyzing the Arts is back with a new addition to the cast. Our third host, Nevaeh Bickerstaff, joins us just in time to talk about all things from knife-wielding killers to things that go bump in the night. For this issue, our hosts watched three movies from different sub-genres of horror and discussed specific tropes and themes found in them.

Who needs Vogue when you have The Chronicle? Central’s very own Elle Woods, Lucia Moss, makes her ASMR debut with us at Analyzing the Arts. From music to monopoly, here's 73 questions with Lucy, so grab your headphones and tune in!

From Bridgerton to Hamilton, different ideas of how to cast people of color in period pieces has been a rising topic in the cinema world. Starring two incredible guests, Ororo Taylor and Naveen Rimah, we’ve discussed the many factors playing into this topic.

From Edgar Allan Poe to Rupi Kaur, we’re stoked to be discussing poetry with you all! Join us to hear our readings and thoughts on our five favorite poems this month. Featured in our list are Alyssa Wong, Laura Gilpin, Noor Hindi, Wendy Cope, and Rhiannon McGavin.

Analyzing the Arts premiers its very first episode featuring a very special guest star, the one, and only Julia Hopkins! In this episode, we delve into the details of Julia’s serialized novel The Lady in Waiting, talk writer’s block, inspiration, and so much more! You can read the first six chapters of The Lady in Waiting on The Chronicles website. Content Warning: Mentions of pedophilia and rape in writing/a fictional context from 8:45-10:23

Love is in the air and Analyzing the Arts is celebrating with a Valentine’s Day Special. In this issue’s episode we rank some of our favorite (and least favorite) romance dynamics such as soulmates and fake dating. Stop by and listen to see if your favorite shipping trope is “the one” for us!

Unfortunately, due to complications with our initial recording and having to re-record this issue’s episode, we do not have a transcript for this recording. Our transcripts will come back for the next issue!