Just when you think we couldn't find anything else to talk about, we do.

Woodland's wrestling team of one, Elias Sturdevant, stops and explains how he is able to represent Woodland Regional High School in the sport of wrestling.

The Morning Mayhem crew is back and bett--well, let's just say they are back. How much they back is yet to be seen.

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Wow! With 77 episodes behind us and over 20 hours of on-air time, the Official Morning Mayhem crew takes today to sign off but not before taking a look back at where they were only a few months ago and where they plan on going in the next school year. Make sure you become one of the Mayhemians by following us on Spotify and binging all 20 hours of content--you won't be disappointed! (actually, our lawyers just pointed out that we can't make that claim; suffice to say, while you may binge all 20 hours, you reserve every right to be disappointed and the amount of time you spent listening is both a) non-refundable and 2) non-recoverable).

In the penultimate episode of the Morning Mayhem, Principal Kurt Ogren and Assistant Principal, Dr. Dana Mulligan, give updates on the year and end of year festivities.

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After missing an entire season last, all Woodland Spring Sports came springing back to life in 2021. Chris Decker, Woodland Athletic Director, and Jill Spiwak, Executive Assistant to the Athletic Director, listed all the highlights of the season and gave an outlook toward how Woodland teams will do moving forward in states.

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The live show had a switched mic input and awful overdriven audio but the podcast version is better balanced. Today we launched our branded coffee mugs, relived some past experiences, determined what can and what should not be called bacon, reviewed the scheduled changes, and discussed where podcasting is going for the following year.

GUESTS: Paul Geary and Ryan Mackenzie

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Are you ready for your closeup? The WRHS DM3 program certainly was as they took home several top honors and placed even more times in this year's Skills 21 Expo Fest.

From making websites to coding for apps to designing photo galleries, the computer science classes have just what you have been looking for. Experience needed? Nah. Just curiosity and work ethic. Instructor Mike Cullen will supply the rest. More questions? Ask classmates Emily Laput or Brian O'Connell for details.