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On this very first episode of “Dear Freshmen,” seniors Emily Reish and Emma Hutchinson listen to sophomore and recent transfer student Claire Moore’s pondering questions about Prosper High School’s dress code, schedule, student privileges, and more. “Dear Freshmen” is a podcast designed to help incoming freshmen and new students navigate the world of all things Prosper, while also reflecting on high school horror stories and other memorable moments.

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In this "On The Mic" podcast episode, host Emily Reish calls in music producer and Instagram and TikTok verified creator Carneyval. This podcast covers updates on his career and upcoming projects to look out for.

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Follow him on Instagram, TikTok, and Spotify: @Carneyval

Check out his YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/yenrac17

Junior Morgan Reese, sophomore Gianna Galante, and senior Maddie Moats discuss the water and earth zodiac signs in the third episode of "Astro Hour."  This episode explains the basics of the water and earth signs and examines the aspects and traits of Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces, Virgo, Taurus and Capricorn.

In this episode, seniors Emma Hutchinson, Caroline Wilburn and junior Christi Norris discuss the history of Earth Day. Started in 1970, Earth Day began as a way to educate students about the planet. Senator Gaylord Nelson with help from young activist Denis Hayes started the movement. Earth Day began as an educational movement and has continued as it's grown to a larger more public event. The event has led to several laws being passed to protect the environment and is now celebrated in 193 countries.

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Earth Day

Senator Gaylord Nelson

United Nations Earth Summit

Pete McClosky

Denis Hayes

earthday.org

Gabon, Africa

Rachel Carson

Seniors Maddie Moats, Caroline Wilburn and junior Christi Norris discuss WWII hero Charles Coward, nicknamed the “count of Auschwitz.” A British soldier, Coward was taken as a prisoner of war by the Nazi’s and made several escapes. After being exposed to the conditions of Jewish prisoners at the notorious Auschwitz, he smuggled Jews out of Auschwitz and sent codes back to Britain detailing what he witnessed at the death camp, all while still being a prisoner himself. Coward named one of the Righteous Among Nations and named a British hero of the Holocaust in 2010, 34 years after his death. 

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WWII

Nazi Germany

Auschwitz

POW camps

Righteous Among the Nations

Holocaust 

In this episode of History's Forgotten, seniors Maddie Moats, Caroline Wilburn and junior Christi Norris discuss the important contributions of female journalists Ida Tarbell and Nellie Bly. Tarbell grew up surrounded by the oil fields of Pennsylvania and was unhappy with the capitalization by John D. Rockefeller. After moving to Paris in 1890, she wrote many successful pieces and spent the rest of her life revealing the dangers of the oil field companies. Another female journalist mentioned in this episode, Nellie Bly used the technique of "muckraking" to reveal the inhumane conditions of mental asylums. 

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Ida Tarbell

John D. Rockefeller 

Samuel McClure 

McClure's Magazine

The History of the Standard Oil Company 

All in a Day's Work

Muckraking 

Nellie Bly

Junior Morgan Reese, sophomore Gianna Galante, and senior Emma Hutchinson discuss the fire and air zodiac signs in the second episode of "Astro Hour."  This episode explains the basics of the air and fire signs and examines the aspects and traits of Aries, Leo, Sagittarius, Aquarius, Gemini and Libra.

Morgan Reese and Gianna Galante discuss astrology, natal charts and the astrological "Big Three" in the first episode of "Astro Hour."

Reporter Caitlyn Kennedy recorded Principal John Burdett's March 3 announcement addressing play-off privileges and Texas Governor Greg Abbott's March 2 announcement, concerning mask requirements going away March 10. The governor also said the state "100%" open. 

Seniors Caroline Wilburn and Christy Escobar sit down with PHS Principal Dr. Burdett to get his opinions on Black History Month.