Dylan Potter '26

Welcome to this episode of The Sand Box. Today we are going to look at food, specifically its place within the Catlin Gabel Community. With me as your host and guest interviews from students all across Catlin, we are going to pull back the curtain on what makes a great lunch spot.

Kai Wolahan ‘26

In this podcast, I interview multiple people on their interactions with movies. I interviewed Lucas Kubr, Zareh Gonzalvo, Huxley Bouwes-van Nood, and Atef Siddiqui. I asked them questions about how the movies they liked have changed as they’ve grown up and what they enjoy or don’t enjoy now.

Memories and Perception: How We All See Differently.

Hosted by Alana Hill '27

Each one of us brings something completely different. Literally. Come with us as we explore our unique individuality through memories - from the very first and how we continue to see them so many years on; to the way that we perceive things like ‘the famous dress’. But what even is a memory? And what does remembering feel like? Well, I guess you’ll have to find out…

Featuring: Matt, Kai, Maia and Alana.

Hosted by Kai Wolahan '26

Kai, Matt, Maia, Alana, and Sabine all share their thoughts on their ideal dinner guests and what their perfect days would entail. The guests delve into the reasons behind their choices for dinner companions, ranging from historical figures to celebrities. They discuss the qualities they admire in these individuals and how they believe their presence would enhance the dining experience. Additionally, the podcast explores the concept of a perfect day, with guests describing their ideal activities, settings, and moods. From slow mornings spent in bed to plane trips into the past, each person paints a vivid picture of their version of an ideal day.

Hosted by Maia Whittaker ‘24

On this episode of Party on 3rd Maia hosted an interview session with Matt, Kai, and Allana. In this they discussed the trials and tribulations of fake news going all the way back to 1835 where a series of startling articles circulated around New York City, later being proved as false much to the public's surprise. As a group they reflect on the parallels we see in today's media, contemplating what the right and wrong way is to navigate such rocky terrain. 

Hosted by Ari Wilda '26

Welcome back to The Sandbox. In today’s episode, the team dives into the CGS workload policy just in time for a packed four day week. Join host Ari Wilda (‘26) as he brings the team on a journey of homework, sleep, hygiene, and… boxed mac and cheese?  The final episode of The Sandbox won’t leave you disappointed, so strap in for a wild ride!

As always a special thanks to The Sandbox’s panelists: Ari Wilda (‘26), Atef Siddiqui (‘27), Dylan Potter (‘26), Matt Woodard, Naveen Nallakrishnan (‘24), and Sal Lettau (‘25).

Music for this production has been brought to you by Onefin’s Matthew Zhang.

Hosted by Sal Lettau '25

In today's episode of the Sandbox podcast, the group will be discussing several Would You Rather questions, ranging on topic from dream careers to knowing what comes after life. Sal Lettau ('25) is hosting this episode with Atef Siddiqui ('27), Ari Wilda ('26), Dylan Potter ('26), Naveen Nallakrishnan ('24), and special teacher guest Brett Mathes. 

Content warning: Mature language and discussions of death

Hosted by Naveen Nallakrishnan ‘24 

Welcome to the third episode of the Sandbox, which discussed gambling. This episode was hosted by Naveen Nallakrishnan and featured Ari Wilda, Atef Siddiqui, Dylan Potter, Matt Woodard, and Sal Lettau. Content Note: There are discussions about addiction to both gambling and alcohol, and there is also the use of mature language. 

Hosted by Dylan Grey Potter ‘26

Welcome to the 2nd episode of the Sandbox podcast. Today we're going to discuss and review some of my favorite snacks from around Portland! Hosted by Dylan with guest appearances from Matt Woodard, Naveen Nallakrishnan, Atef Siddiqui, Ari Wilda, and Sal Lettau.

Content warning: This episode contains swearing.

In this episode, we discuss the ethics of making direct comparisons between fictional horror and real life evil.

Content note: some mature language and discussion of violence.