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For Black History Month, seniors Maddie Moats, Caroline Wilburn and junior Christi Norris discuss important contributions of African Americans throughout history in this episode of "History's Forgotten." This podcast highlights Matthew Henson, an explorer who was a vital part of the team that made the first journey to the North Pole. Henson spent most of his life not being appreciated for his contributions to the historical expedition, but after decades of being forgotten his accomplishment was honored by the U.S. Congress and the Explorers Club in New York City. Henson faced discrimination his entire life but never let bias and hate keep him from changing the world. 

Topics Covered:

Matthew Henson

Robert E. Peary

Arctic Exploration

North Pole Discovery

Arlington National Cemetary

Black History Month

Civil Rights Movement

Jim Crow

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Hosts Rusty Joe Gonzales and Alyssa Clark discuss the 2021 Super Bowl LV Halftime Show performed by singer The Weeknd, or Abel Makkonen Tesfaye. This podcast highlights the top 5 songs on the Billboard Top 100, the most recent Super Bowl halftime performance on Sunday, Feb. 7, and past Super Bowl performances. Some of the chart-topping songs performed were "Blinding Lights," "Earned It" and "Save Your Tears." The Super Bowl Halftime show ranges from 20 to 30 minutes in length.

Topics Covered:

The Weeknd

Super Bowl Halftime Performances

Super Bowl LV

Billboard Top 100

Song List:

Call Out My Name (Intro)

Starboy

The Hills

Can't Feel My Face

I Feel It Coming (feat. Daft Punk)

Save Your Tears

Earned It

House of Balloons

Blinding Lights

For Black History Month, seniors Maddie Moats, Caroline Wilburn and junior Christi Norris discuss important contributions of African Americans throughout history in this episode of "History's Forgotten." This podcast highlights Jane Bolin, the first Black woman to graduate from Yale Law School and the first Black female judge in the United States. Bolin defied barriers of both gender and race to serve Americans in the court of law for 40 years, but not without facing discrimination from many of those in her field.

Topics covered:

Jane Bolin

Black History Month

Yale Law School

Civil Rights Movement

Jim Crow

In this guest episode, freshman digital media student Lily Oxley brings the evidence that Principal John Burdett will show up for students and go on mic and answer the questions they have about Prosper High School. 

Everyone knows stories of the holocaust, the mass genocide of six million Jews from 1941-1945 by the Nazi regime. Some of the most widely known stories of the holocaust include Oskar Schindler, who rescued 1,200 Jews from death, or Anne Frank, who died after hiding from the Nazis for two years in the Netherlands. But beyond these two widely known stories, there are millions of untold stories of the holocaust. Junior Christi Norris, senior Maddie Moats and senior Caroline Wilburn are on the mic again in this "Best of SNO" winning podcast series to discuss three holocaust survivors or holocaust heroes that history forgot.

Editorial board member Caroline Wilburn sits down with administrator Andrea Hutchison to get her opinion on Holocaust remembrance week. 

In this podcast series "On The Mic," your host Emily Reish calls in music producer, Instagram and TikTok verified, Carneyval. This podcast covers the insides and outs of the music industry and what may happen in the later future.

Topics include these:

Instagram, TikTok, Spotify: @carneyval

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/yenrac17

In this episode, hear Sports Editor Caroline Wilburn interview senior basketball player Emma Bish about her time with the lady eagles. 

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Most families have their favorite holiday traditions to celebrate each year together, and for many of these traditions, there is a hidden and sometimes unusual history behind it. Christi Norris, Maddie Moats and Caroline Wilburn are on the mic again in this "Best of SNO" winning podcast series to discuss the origins of different Christmas traditions and also to touch on some traditions that, for better or worse, are not commonly observed today.

Topics Covered:

Christmas

New Years

Santa Claus

Belsnickel

Caroling

Twelve Days of Christmas

Christmas Pickle

Fruit Cake

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Second wife and First Lady to President Woodrow Wilson, Edith Wilson was an impressive woman that played a critical role in America during and after WWI. After President Wilson suffered from a stroke, she took on numerous responsibilities, and lead major executive decisions throughout her time in the White House. Hosts Maddie Moats and Christi Norris talk with guest Caroline Wilburn about the contributions and criticisms of Edith Wilson.

Topics Covered:

Edith Wilson

US in World War I

Woodrow Wilson

Feminism

US History