When Grace's family decided to move to a remote spot in the Arizona desert to live off the land, it seemed like an exciting adventure. But then things started to go wrong.

Thanks to Colleen and Big Blood for giving us permission to use their music. Your host for this episode is Oliver Dewey.

To hear (or purchase) more stories from City High Radio, visit our PRX page at www.prx.org/group_accounts/54388-cityhighradio. Or, to learn more about our school, go to www.cityhighschool.org. Thanks for listening!

We're all familiar with the old version of the American dream--a white picket fence and a big house in the suburbs--but is that what today's American teens are dreaming of? Seventeen-year-old Max Gay interviewed his classmates to find out what THEY dream about.

Music for this story was provided by Little People and was used with their permission. Your host is Ray Robison.

To hear (or purchase) more stories from City High Radio, visit our PRX page at www.prx.org/group_accounts/54388-cityhighradio. Or, to learn more about our school, go to www.cityhighschool.org. Thanks for listening!

One of Josh's moms really wanted to get pregnant, but things weren't working out. She had tried everything. Then a friend suggested she visit a "psychic surgeon" in Mexico. This story was selected by PRX as one of the best youth-produced stories of 2013.

Music for this story was provided by The Peculiar Pretzelmen and was used with their permission. Your host is Seamus Turner.

To hear (or purchase) more stories from City High Radio, visit our PRX page at www.prx.org/group_accounts/54388-cityhighradio. Or, to learn more about our school, go to www.cityhighschool.org. Thanks for listening!

Parents give teens a lot of advice, but what sticks? Teenager Grace Edgerton interviews fellow students about what they remember from conversations with their parents. This vox pop was selected by the Public Radio Exchange as one of the nation's “Best Youth Made Radio Pieces” in 2011.

The music for this story was provided by Devotchka, and was used with permission from the artist. Your host is Skylar Paige.

To hear (or purchase) more stories from City High Radio, visit our PRX page at www.prx.org/group_accounts/54388-cityhighradio. Or, to learn more about our school, go to www.cityhighschool.org. Thanks for listening!

On January 8, 2011, US Representative Gabrielle Giffords and 18 others were shot at a “Congress on Your Corner” event at a grocery store in Tucson. Teenagers at City High School were deeply affected by this mass shooting in their own hometown. In this week’s podcast, we remember to their reactions to the shooting, recorded in the days following the tragedy.

To hear (or purchase) more stories from City High Radio, visit our PRX page at www.prx.org/group_accounts/54388-cityhighradio. Or, to learn more about our school, go to www.cityhighschool.org. Thanks for listening!

This story was produced by Sarah Bromer.

Brook Levy doesn't feel interested in romance...at all. She wonders if something is wrong with her until she reads about aromanticism on the Internet. The description fits her perfectly. Brook interviews her mom and asks if she can accept her new identity.

Music for this story by Podington Bear, courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Your host is Kat Altaffer.

To hear (or purchase) more stories from City High Radio, visit our PRX page at www.prx.org/group_accounts/54388-cityhighradio. Or, to learn more about our school, go to www.cityhighschool.org. Thanks for listening!

Teenager Reilly Chana interviews his classmates to find out when they feel most alive. This vox pop was selected by PRX--the Public Radio Exchange--as one of the best youth produced radio stories of 2011.

To hear (or purchase) more stories from City High Radio, visit our PRX page at http://www.prx.org/group_accounts/54388-cityhighradio. Or, to learn more about our school, go to www.cityhighschool.org. Thanks for listening!

Seventeen-year-old Ceyela Braxton interviews teens about the moment they found out Santa wasn't real. Then Ceyela's seven-year-old neice, Tatum (pictured here as a baby), interrupts the story to save Santa.

You can hear (and download or purchase) more stories by City High Radio on our PRX page at www.prx.org/group_accounts/54388-cityhighradio

In this sweet Thanksgiving vox pop, 16-year-old Rudy shows us that even though teenagers don't always show it, they really are grateful for the good things in their lives.

You can hear (and download) more stories by City High Radio on our PRX page at www.prx.org/group_accounts/54388-cityhighradio

City High Radio's first podcast episode features 16-year-old Arturo Camelot. Arturo talks to his mom about what it was like to grow up on welfare. Arturo thinks they lived in poverty, but his mom says things weren't so bad.

This story was previously featured on NPR's "To the Best of Our Knowledge." You can find this podcast on iTunes.

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