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  • "Kendrick vs. Drake"

    On this episode of the Face To Face Podcast, students (Atlas, King, and Jada) weigh in on the Kendrick vs. Drake beef and let you know whose side they're on!

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    20 min
  • "Graduation Speeches: Class of 2024"

    Check out the senior speeches from the class of 2024! Congratulations to Vianna, Marissa, Pamela, Tahjionna, Alice, Q, and Lilianna!

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    18 min
  • "Everything Is Art"

    Lucy, who is leaving Face To Face Academy after teaching art for the past 12 years, sits down with Jada, King, and Tyrone to talk about what she will miss the most, her first impressions of the Face To Face staff, what she plans to do in the future, and more!

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    26 min
  • "An Interview with Charles Adams"

    Charles Adams is the head coach of the North Minneapolis Community High School football team and director of team security for the Minnesota Twins. In 2016, his North High Polars became the first Minneapolis public school to win a state championship since 1976, with Adams becoming the state's first Black coach to achieve the honor. Adams spent twenty years with the Minneapolis Police Department, retiring after Minneapolis Public Schools ended its contract with MPD and eliminated Adams's position as a school resource officer. His story has been featured on HBO's Real Sports, in the New York Times, on National Public Radio, and in Showtime's four-part miniseries, Boys in Blue. He lives just north of Minneapolis.

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    36 min
  • Mental Health Awareness Month

    May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Its purpose is to increase awareness of the vital role mental health plays in our overall health and well-being, to recognize the importance of mental health and wellness in Americans’ lives and to celebrate recovery from mental illness. Join Liliana, Linus, Vita, and Atlas as they discuss their own experiences regarding mental health.

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    31 min
  • "2 for 1"

    This week we essentially have two episodes in one! "Part 1" features Louis, Armani, Jessie, and King. They take turns asking each other interesting and random questions drawn from a deck of conversation cards. "Part 2" features Alice, Tyrone, Lilibel, and Taji talking about more serious topics such as school, becoming an adult, setting goals, overcoming challenges, and more!

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    24 min
  • "Responsibility & Stress"

    On this week's episode, Q, Armani, Vita, and Linus sit down and discuss being responsible, how to cope with stress, following their own paths and more.

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    26 min
  • "Creating Conditions for Success"

    Jim & Darius challenge the traditional definitions of success, outline the steps for positive self care, and discuss the importance of honoring the dignity inherent in every person.

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    1 hr 11 min
  • "Goals Up, Guns Down"

    Raise your voice and make a difference with your very own Face to Face Academy original “Goals Up, Guns Down” T-shirt.  Encouraging youth empowerment and community safety, all proceeds go to the school’s innovative and transformative programing. 

    Click the link to purchase: Goals Not Guns Tee Shirt Store

    The Goals not Guns campaign is a first of its kind collaboration between Face to Face Academy, St. Paul’s Office of Neighborhood Safety (ONS), and the non-profit Elpis Enterprises dedicated to ending youth homelessness.  The purpose is to raise awareness about gun violence and generate positive ways to address this epidemic. Students were tasked with creating a slogan and matching a design that shifts the narrative to "goals" not "guns."  One slogan/design would then be selected to be featured on a T-shirt sold nationwide.  

    Out of an astonishing 42 designs submitted (half of the student population), four finalists were chosen: Tyrone Butler (Senior), Vita Lowe (Senior), Angelo Walker (Senior), and Jada Walker (Junior).  At a special Assembly attended by the Minnesota Association of Charter Schools, the Office of Neighborhood Safety, Elpis, the University of St. Thomas, the entire Face to Face Academy student body, and featuring guest speaker, Mayor Melvin Carter, the winner of the campaign was announced.

    Face to Face Academy is pleased to offer to the public the 1st place T-shirt: “Goals Up, Guns Down” created by Angelo Walker.

    We are so proud of everyone in our school community for showcasing their courage and creativity during this campaign.  A special thanks to Academy teachers Jennifer Plum & Lucy Voller, Lynnaia Jacobsen (ONS), and Paul Ramsour (Elpis) for spearheading this incredible initiative. 

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    21 min
  • "Senior Advice"

    On this week's episode, Vianna, Sarah, and Lilibel (all seniors) look back on their high school experience and give advice to their younger selves. They also talk about where they see themselves in the future.

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    10 min

About F2F Podcast Network

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A podcast network of shows put together by the talented students at Face To Face Academy in Saint Paul, MN.