In this podcast, Jack, Jack, and Jonah will talk about the CGSA elections. We will be covering the presidential race, the vice presidential race, and the treasurer race. We will be interviewing people found randomly on campus, and people in our class. This podcast is really good and we hope you listen to it again. Follow @jackol_epic

In this episode of “What’s Your Take”, I interviewed Catlin high schoolers on various topics. While the questions may not seem controversial at first glance, arguments were had and voices were raised. If you want to hear about Timothee Chalamet and free Cheez-Its for all, this podcast is the place to be.

I hope you enjoyed this episode of Hot Takes. I want to thank Kaz for being on my podcast and bringing some good ideas and opinions to the show. I also want to thank Matt for producing this episode. In this episode we had two hot takes. Zoos are weird and Summer break is overrated because of the pressure. Both of these opinions made for some great conversation and I hope you enjoy it.

Graduating senior Aidan Sheeran-Hahnel sits down and recounts stories from his time at Catlin Gabel. He reflects on each of his four years, what he would change, and what advice he would give to younger students. He also brings on guest star Kristen Sheeran, his own mother, to discuss the Catlin Gabel parent experience.

We argue all the time, whether it be a debate at school, a meeting that got a little too heated, or an emotional yelling match with our parents/guardians. Today, I explored with my family what it means to have productive arguments, particularly as a teen living with adults. I asked my brother about how his arguments with our parents go, then explored the other side of the story. Parents tend to think of teens as rebellious, and teens tend to think of their parents as unfair, but through my interviews, I hoped to find the key to unlocking a mutual understanding that might allow us to connect with the adults in our homes just a little bit more. 

Interview with David Dombrow about his new company, Speedland, as well as other parts of his life, including other work he has done. We cover different topics ranging from what the first Speedland gear, the SL:PDX, is made of to how David got his first job at Nike.

David’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speedhackdave/

Speedland’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runspeedland/?hl=en

Speedland Website: https://www.runspeedland.com/

Speedhack: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmc92w2kwwTNpbnQMAg6sbA

Music from this episode: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Audiobinger

The episode today is about the dynasty that was the 1990’s Chicago Bulls lead by Michael Jordan. I interviewed guest Bob Broad about his experience living in Chicago through this time, and about the key aspects of the team.

Topics Covered:

Part where Bob referred to Tony Kukoč’s game winning shot where Scottie Pippen refused to go into the game: Greatest Moments in NBA History - Toni Kukoc Game Winner vs Knicks

Romaan Zuberi, Pakistani-American/Desi, and Aanna Farhang, Iranian-American/Middle Eastern, discuss heritage and how culture and traditions are seen in American society. Romaan delves into the intersectionality of his Desi identity from his dad with the Menonite roots from his mom as well as the reality of being a second-generation immigrant. In the end, we start wading through the, passion-filled, topic of xenophobia and stereotypes regarding Middle Eastern and Desi people.

Some of the questions answered:

**We also discuss the Islamaphobic comments made by Congresswoman Lauren Boebert to Congresswoman Ilhan Omar**

On this week's episode, I sit down with blazer analyst Tiger Semler to talk about the upcoming game 5 of the Blazer series.

In this episode of Similar Minds, we explore a study into hallucinating mice and how that information can help us understand hallucinations in humans. I speak with Veronica Ledoux, a neurobiology teacher at Catlin Gabel.

The full study can be found here.