This episode of Clay Classic News Presents, hosted by Jacob and Max, discusses the Western Front of World War I, explaining how the war started in 1914 following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the failure of Germany's Schlieffen Plan due to Belgian resistance, the front's 440-mile span from Belgium to Switzerland, the use of weapons like artillery and machine guns, the staggering over 4 million casualties, major battles including the Somme, Ypres (where trench warfare began), and Verdun, and the lasting impact of the fighting.

In this episode of the Clay Classic News, reporters take a deep-dive into the history of wrestling.

This episode explores the long history of swimming from ancient times to its modern competitive with over 300,000 year-round participants, highlighting champions like Michael Phelps and Leon Marchand, the development of leagues like the team-based ISL, its health benefits, and the contrasting statistics of millions of pools versus over half of Americans being unable to swim.

This episode of Clay Classic News profiles a Clay student who has played soccer almost his entire life since age five, detailing his experiences practicing frequently for Carmel FC Blue Team, working on gameplay scenarios, traveling for tournaments, playing left wing as his favorite position, doing home workouts, and finding that soccer keeps him energized and in a good mindset.

This episode of Clay Classic News explores sea turtles, highlighting the dangers they face all over the world because of pollution, noting that only about one out of a thousand sea turtles born is estimated to make it to be an adult, and sharing facts about their migration, nesting on tropical beaches, diet, ability to hold their breath for up to 2 hours, and ancient history stretching back over 100 million years.

This episode of Clay Classic News explores the Indiana Pacers, an NBA team since 1976, discussing their significant number of past players and highlighting current and legendary figures like Tyrese Haliburton, a recent All-Star, and Reggie Miller, the best player in team history. The podcast also covers facts about their mascot Boomer the Cat, their three championships from the early 1970s, and their status as one of the best teams in the NBA.

This episode of Clay Classic News Presents with Bailey, Carter, and Ashley explores music theory, explaining what it is, how it can help with writing songs and improvising, and covering elements such as **chords, modes, scales (like major and friian dominant), tempo, dynamics, and time signatures.

In this episode of Clay Classic News Presents, students deep-dive into the topic of milkshakes!

This episode of Clay Classic News with Harper, Yenna, and Kirsten explores the history of Lululemon, revealing facts like its start as a yoga studio, its unique logo origin for a brand called Athletically Hip, its high-quality and colorful clothing that makes it popular among many (especially ages 18-45), and its massive global success with 650 stores and over $9 billion in sales last year, and milestones like going public in 2007 and being sold by its founder in 2019.

This episode of Clay Classic News, hosted by Sawyer Hargrove and Grant Henson, discusses the Indy 500, the single largest one-day sporting event on Earth, detailing its history from a testing ground to its first official race in 1911, its significant growth, traditions like "Start your engines" and kissing the bricks, the increasing speed of the cars, and the first woman to qualify in 1977.