Brain Rotisserie

In this special episode of Brain Rotisserie, we’re joined by a guest to talk all things 7th grade during COVID. From online classes and awkward Zoom PE to the perks of learning from home, we revisit a weird but memorable year. We also touch on hiking, video games, and social media.

In this episode of Brain Rotisserie, we look back at the early days of COVID — when school suddenly shut down and no one really knew what was going on. What started as an unexpected break turned into months of online classes, quarantine life, and figuring things out as we went. We share memories of confusion, boredom, unexpected fun, and the strange mix of good and scary moments that came with it all.

In this episode of Brain Rotisserie, we dive headfirst into the chaotic, cringy, and strangely formative world of middle school. From awkward orientation games to the dreaded mile run in P.E., early elective choices, and our first brushes with music class and Japanese anime Fridays, it’s a whirlwind of growth, confusion, and discovery. We’ll talk about reading logs, Teenbiz battles, and the joy (or trauma) of changing in locker rooms. Plus—why were the bathrooms always such a thing?

We'll share our own personal stories of navigating the final days of elementary school, capturing the unique mix of excitement for what's next and the heavy nostalgia for what we're leaving behind. What does it feel like to say goodbye to the place that shaped our earliest friendships and taught us to read and write? Join us as we reflect on this pivotal moment and brace for the big leap into the unknown world of middle school.

We take a warm look back at the simple joys of elementary school — birthdays, rewards, classroom traditions, and the little moments that stuck with us.

In our very first episode, we explore the unfiltered chaos of our childhood. From embarrassing school moments to generational trends, we take you on a nostalgic trip through the wild memories that has shaped us today.