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Honestly, the Winter Olympics are lacking in variety of events. Hosted by Mark, Smarty-Pants goes into what sports rightfully should be part of the winter Olympics. From shovel racing to ski ballet, Smarty Pants Ep1 details which sports would bring whimsy to the winter Olympics.

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In Cultural Heritage & Identity, Lily explores what it means to grow up in a multicultural family and navigate identity across cultures. Raised in New York City by a Dutch mother and Brazilian father, she reflects on the role language plays in shaping belonging, connection, and self-perception. Through personal stories Lily examines whether not speaking a language fluently makes someone any less connected to their roots. This episode offers an honest and thoughtful look at balancing multiple identities and redefining what cultural connection truly means.

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In the first episode of Dear Literature, Lalie explores what justice really means through To Kill a Mockingbird, asking whether being just is about following the law or listening to conscience when the law fails. Through Atticus Finch’s quiet integrity, Scout’s instinctive sense of fairness, and the moral fractures of Maycomb, this episode weaves literature with the ideas of Plato and Aristotle to examine the tension between legality and morality. Law Through Literature invites listeners to see justice not as a verdict, but as a daily practice—and to consider the courage it takes to refuse the world as it is.

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In this episode of Out For Lunch, Isabella follows Owen and Amanda to Bottino to try a Chicken Focaccia Sandwich.

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Are people fundamentally good or bad? In this episode, Lily dives into The Good Place and its quirky yet profound take on morality, ethics, and what it means to be a "good person." She explores how everyday decisions, intentions, and systems shape our understanding of goodness—and whether anyone can truly be good in a complex world. Join Lily as we ask: Are we really good, or just trying to be?

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Come with Isabella as she follows Sajid to the Lobster Place in Chelsea Market for lunch where he announces his candidacy for 11th Grade Rep.

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Come with Isabella as she follows Sajid to the Lobster Place for Out Lunch!

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Join Amaira and Ezra as they kick off their new podcast series, exploring and rating coffee shops across New York City with a student-friendly lens. From cozy vibes to caffeine hits, they're judging each spot based on study-friendliness, drink quality, and overall experience. In this debut episode, they visit Cafe Aroma, a charming new café just around the corner. Will it become their new go-to study spot, or does it miss the mark? Tune in to find out!

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Come with Isabella as she follows Kate, Arrow, and Faye getting tacos at Olly Olly.

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In this debut episode of This Week at Avenues, we take you inside AveMUN, Avenues' annual student-run Model UN conference—where student delegates debated high-stakes global crises, only this time with a sci-fi twist.