The events that occurred on January 6th were probably the most disgusting events that have occurred in American history. So in this episode, we give our thoughts on the matter and on Trump's Presidency.

We all have heard of Onlyfans, Netflix, Blue Apron, and other subscription-based platforms; everyone is subscribed to at least one. But as of late, many celebrities and influencers have been flocking to sites like Onlyfans and Patreon. So, in this episode, we ask why this is occurring and what this means for entertainment platforms in the future.  

Students at our high school have recently created an eSports team, so we decided to sit down with the founder and manager of the team, Rohith Velmurgan, and talk to him about eSports in high school, the process of getting a team started, and the potential future of eSports. Who knew Fortnite could get you into college.

Gen-Z is one of the most politically aware generations in recent years, and it certainly has shown this year. In this episode, we hope to give a good representation of a knowledgeable high school supporter of President Trump and Vice President Biden so that we get a better understanding of the thought process of the two sides in order to create a more bipartisan and united society. Let us know what sort of content you'd like to listen to in the future!

In this episode, we analyze whether it's worth going to a private school over a public school.

Don't we all love seeing all those ads that were approved by some random politician practically begging us to vote for them? President Trump and opposing presidential candidate Former Vice President Joe Biden do this but times 10. So we decided to unbiasedly analyze their campaign as a whole to see who has the best marketing tactics, and it might surprise you...

There's been a huge shift in how activism is undertaken due to the rise in social media importance and it's perceived necessity for college admissions, so we decided to give our thoughts on "Instagram activism" and the new non-profits being created. 

If your offended, please don't cancel us; it's just our opinion lol

Well, we're a bit late. This was recorded 2 hours before Rockwood School District announced that all schools are going 100% online, but we think our commentary is still relevant as many other school districts are still committing to in-person schooling. 

Since politicians, journalists, and adults, in general, have been obsessing over whether schools should begin to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic, we decided to sit down with fellow high school student Aashish Allu to talk about our opinions on the matter and what we want our school districts to do to keep us safe. 

Pretty self-explanatory; we talk about TikTok and its impact on everything from the music industry to global affairs. Should we make a TikTok? Let us know!